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DEMI raising funds for dialysis patients
A GROUP of part-time MBA students from the Graduate School of Business, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM-GSB) is making a meaningful difference through the Dialysis Education and Mobility Initiative (DEMI) – a project aimed at enhancing the quality of life of patients by addressing transportation challenges, upgrading dialysis centre facilities, and raising public awareness of kidney health.
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Education
Wider approach to urban skills
Besides strengthening academia-industry collaboration, broader systemic challenges must be addressed for Malaysia to develop a workforce capable of supporting sustainable, inclusive and innovative urban development, say stakeholders.
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Education
Greening Asia with agritech
The Agricultural Revitalisation in Higher Education Institutions of Asian Countries (AGRHI) Hub, a digital innovation ecosystem that promises to revolutionise modern farming practices at the Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU), will be fully operational by the end of this month.
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Education
Caring till the end
READ up on palliative care, volunteer with a hospice, and learn how to connect with patients with life-limiting illnesses such as cancer.
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Education
Meeting traveller expectations
In a world reshaped by technology, climate change, and shifting traveller expectations, the tourism, hospitality and events (THE) industries are evolving faster than ever before.
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Education
‘Be present as a person’
EVERYONE has the ability to communicate with empathy and be involved in palliative care.
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Education
UM VC gets honorary nod from alma mater
Universiti Malaya vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Seri Dr Noor Azuan Abu Osman has been awarded the honorary title Doctor of Engineering (Honoris Causa) by the University of Bradford, United Kingdom.
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Education
Small actions, big impact
The year-long Projek Rak Rahmah, initiated by the Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) School of Business and Economics Student Representative Council, is a much-welcomed respite for many on campus.
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Education
Johor teens top AI challenge
PROBLEM-SOLVING is a highly sought-after 21st-century skill that students are increasingly expected to develop in today's fast-paced world shaped by artificial intelligence (AI).
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Education
Demand grows for international education
MORE students and families in South-East Asia and the Pacific (SEAP) are turning to an international education.
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Education
UK alumni get candid on studying overseas
A PANEL of five UK alumni members recently shared candid reflections on the challenges and rewards of studying abroad.
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Education
Shaping talent for sustainable cities
MODERN living has seen vast progress since yesteryear, but for urban development to further evolve, cities must be built on the pillars of sustainability, inclusivity and innovation.
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Education
Bringing the Harvard experience home
UCSI University Doctor of Medicine student Chen Wei Chung, who recently completed his endocrine-based research stint at Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts, is looking forward to finishing his studies here so that he can contribute to society.
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Nation
Claim of 10,000 Bangladeshi students given 'graduate pass' not true, says Zambry
PUTRAJAYA: A claim that 10,000 Bangladeshi students in Malaysia will be given 'graduate pass' to enable them to work in the country is untrue and baseless, says Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abd Kadir.
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27% of students at top public universities are foreigners, says Kedah exco
PETALING JAYA: 27% of students at Malaysia's five leading public universities are foreign nationals, says a Kedah exco member.
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Over RM19mil allocated for SJKT maintenance this year, says Deputy Minister
IPOH: The Education Mnistry has allocated RM19.09mil this year for the maintenance of Tamil national-type schools (SJKT) with government-aided school (SBK) status nationwide.
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Nation
Experts urge shift from punitive punishment to preventive measures to fight bullying
PETALING JAYA: "Listen to the children." This is the plea from over 40 activists and experts who are urging for evidence-based preventive strategies rather than solely punitive measures to address bullying in schools.
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Nation
Help ready on campus, varsity reminds students after tragedies
KUALA LUMPUR: Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TAR UMT) has taken proactive steps to support the affected student community following the death of its two students at a Setapak condominium.
