Business post-pandemic | The Star
UNLIKE the pre-Covid-19 days where interactions occurred Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm, business schools must now strive to deliver constant and immediate feedback, and to inform students how …
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Anthonians celebrate fond memories | The Star
ANNIVERSARIES are junctures to ponder on history, sometimes with happiness, at times with despondency but seldom without any significance. They are as much important milestones for a school as they …
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Innovative courses to give graduates the edge
PETALING JAYA: With the growing number of students graduating each year, the need to have a competitive edge has become paramount for graduates, especially in securing the job they are …
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We’ll do everything we can
THE Covid-19 pandemic has taken a toll on the global education sector – and Malaysia is no exception. Read full story Source link
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International students on their challenges…
THE Covid-19 pandemic is tough on everyone. But for international students and academic staff in Malaysia’s local and private universities, being far away from their loved ones and having to …
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‘Assume nothing, believe nobody’ | The Star
Digital storytelling tips and tools for budding writers WHY do people share news stories and how do we get them to share yours? That’s one of the questions Dr Antoon …
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THE Horizon Hills township in Iskandar Puteri, Johor Baru, will see the establishment of an international school by the year 2023. Open to kindergarten, primary and secondary-level instruction, it will …
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HELPing transform M’sia into digital powerhouse
HELP University is partnering with a data science and information technology (IT) training provider to explore opportunities for courses on the Body of Knowledge (BOK) in Data Science and IT, …
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Poverty inspires UTAR student’s success
GROWING up, Lim Zi Mo couldn’t afford to buy helicopter toys as they were seen as luxury items in his family. Using that as his inspiration, the Universiti Tunku Abdul …
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Foreign students fear uncertain future
MALAYSIA aspires to be an international educational hub. The government has set an ambitious target of attracting 250,000 international students by 2025, while the Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS) has …
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