university re-opened for undergraduate students. Initially only 50 undergraduate students were accepted. A controversial National Education Law was enacted in 2014. Under the law the university is managed by the Ministry of Education, who also appoints the university rector. Campus Yangon University is located in Yangon, along the southwestern bank of Inya Lake, the largest lake in the city. It is on the corner of Pyay Road and University Avenue Road in Kamayut Township, north of downtown Yangon. The modern campus of Yangon University completed construction in 1920. There are two campuses, namely Main Campus and Hlaing Campus, the former being the most well-known. Judson Church, inside the main campus of the university, is a Baptist church, and like Judson College, named after Adoniram Judson, a 19th-century American missionary who compiled the first Burmese-English dictionary. The main campus also contains a convocation hall. Housing The accommodation in Burma is not mixed and the availability is limited. Women's halls have many limited rules whilst men's a few. Other important buildings Arts Building Convocation Hall Judson Church Recreation Centre Science Building Universities' Central Library Universities' Dhamma Hall Universities' Sanatorium University Diamond Jubilee Hall Universities' Hospital University of Yangon Library University Post Office Painters' House Main Departments Department of Anthropology Department of Archaeology Department of Botany Department of Chemistry Department of Computer Studies Department of English Department of Geography Department of Geology Department of History Department of Industrial Chemistry Department of International Relations Department of Law Department of Library and Information Studies Department of Mathematics Department of Myanmar Department of Oriental Studies Department of Philosophy Department of Physics Department of Psychology Department of Zoology. Department of Biology Each department offers an undergraduate degree programme. The Department of International Relations offers two: the Bachelor of Arts (international relations) and the Bachelor of Arts (political science). Programmes Yangon University offers undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes. The undergraduate programmes are subdivided into three categories: Arts (B.A.), Sciences (B.Sc.), and Law(LL.B). The choice of different fields of learning takes place in upper secondary school where students choose particular subjects directed towards their tertiary education. Postgraduate degrees are separated into three groups: Doctorates, Master's, and diplomas. Although YU no longer offered the undergraduate degrees owing to the uprising in 1996, it now was reopened for the undergraduate degrees with the name of (COE) what literally means Center of Excellence in 2014 and accepted only 50 selectively excellent students