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Min Khant Kyaw

Class of 2026
School of Engineering and Technology

What made you choose to pursue a Bachelor of Information Sciences with a double major in Computer Science and Information Technology?
I chose the double major degree in Computer Science and IT because it offers the perfect balance between creativity, logic, and innovation. I have always been fascinated by how technology shapes the world, and this degree allows me to understand both the technical and social aspects of computing. It offers the opportunity to explore programming, web systems, and design thinking all within one course.

Was there a particular moment/experience that sparked your interest in CS and IT?
During my high school years, I designed a small website as part of a class project. Watching my project come to life, from creating of the wireframe and prototype to the final product gave me a sense of accomplishment. Since then, I became deeply interested in how interfaces can improve user experience, and I started learning more about front-end development and UI/UX design through online platforms.

What made you choose Massey University over other institutions?
I chose PSB Academy because of its strong collaboration with Massey University, which is recognised for academic excellence and real-world learning. The lecturers here are experienced, and the learning environment encourages creativity, teamwork, and innovation. I also appreciate how Massey University provides a practical, project-based approach that prepares us for industry demands.
The double major in Computer Science and Information Technology also gave me a comprehensive understanding of both the backend and user experience aspects of technology, which opened my mind to how software, design and data interact in today’s digital world.

How has your learning experience been so far?
It was both exciting and challenging. I enjoy the way the course connects theory with practical applications. Every project develops skills such as coding techniques, design principles, and teamwork skills. The blend of both computing and information systems makes the course dynamic and forward-looking.
I particularly enjoy modules such as Web Development, Human-Computer Interaction, and Software Engineering. They give me a strong foundation for building responsive and user-friendly digital products and systems that cover the entire software creation lifecycle from foundation engineering to final user experience, which is essential to kickstart my career in web design and development.

Have you had any chance of working on hands-on or research projects?
The course itself is very practical. We do coding labs, interactive projects, and even simulate real-world case studies. We collaborated within the class to design websites, create prototypes, and test user experiences that made the learning experience meaningful.

Describe the teaching style and support from lecturers that inspired your learning at PSB Academy.
The lecturers are extremely supportive and approachable. They use examples from real industry projects to explain concepts and encourage us to think independently. Their guidance motivates me to push boundaries and improve both my technical and creative skills.
The campus facilities are also equipped with the latest technology making the overall environment a positive and inspiring place to study. I appreciate how students here are treated as professionals-in-training rather than just learners.

Any there any clubs or activities you have joined outside of class?
Yes, I joined PSB Academy’s Singapore Computer Society (SCS) where students share ideas about web development, app design and digital solutions. I also worked on freelance web design projects to gain real-world experience and build my portfolio outside of class.

What advice would you give to someone considering a Bachelor of Information Sciences?
Be curious, stay creative and never stop learning. Technology changes quickly so the best thing we can do is to stay adaptable and relevant by embarking on more projects to solve real-world problems and not only focus on coding skills itself.