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Nation
147 vets vying to serve as MRSM wardens
KUALA LUMPUR: A total of 147 former military personnel have undergone physical interviews to become full-time wardens at Mara Junior Science Colleges (MRSMs), with successful candidates expected to begin their duties on July 1.
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‘Varsity ranking affirms emerging hub status’
KUALA LUMPUR: The success of Malaysian universities in securing international rankings demonstrates the country's capability to emerge as a globally respected hub of excellence in education, research and innovation, says Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abd Kadir.
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Education
Twins on parallel paths
Born two minutes apart, identical twins Muhammad Ibrahim and Muhammad Yusuf Mohd Yusni have spent most of their lives together, growing, learning, and carving out their own individual paths.
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Education
Leadership lessons from Tun Razak
TUN Abdul Razak Hussein's legacy is not just history to be admired, but a toolkit for how to think, lead, and solve Malaysia's future problems, say academics and corporate leaders on the 50th death anniversary of Malaysia's second prime minister.
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Education
Benefits of multicultural campuses
MULTICULTURAL campuses, along with holistic programmes, networking opportunities and international exposure, are critical elements in producing well-rounded, in-demand talent, academics say.
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Education
Discovering the human edge in an AI age
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant concept confined to technology companies or research laboratories. Today, AI influences how we communicate, study, work, shop, travel and make decisions.
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Education
Taking pride in local accounting education
LETTER FROM MOHD SABRUN IBRAHIM, PhD, C.A.(M), CPA (Aust.) Accounting department head Universiti Malaysia Sarawak
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Education
2027 Taiwan Fellowship
The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in Malaysia is calling for applications for its 2027 Taiwan Fellowship.
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Education
‘Youth must carry second PM’s legacy forward’
YOUNG Malaysians and students must not view the legacy of the late Tun Abdul Razak Hussein as distant history, says Datuk Seri Zambry Abdul Kadir (pic).
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Education
Before more teens go missing
A RISING number of missing children cases in Malaysia has raised concerns among child protection stakeholders.
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Education
‘Best Presenter’ nod for UTAR PhD candidate
A NOTABLE development in inclusive artificial intelligence (AI) research has placed Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) among recognised contributors in the field.
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Education
Building trust in school counsellors
TRUST between children and adults, including parents, teachers and guardians, is extremely important in preventing missing children cases, underscores Taylor's University Faculty of Social Sciences and Leisure Management senior lecturer Dr Komathi Lokithasan (pic).
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Education
Plugging holes in child welfare
MENTAL health education in Malaysia remains largely focused on awareness rather than providing practical support for teenagers facing exploitation, abuse or grooming.
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Education
UTP achieves a first for M’sia
RANKINGS are not the destination; what matters is relevance, contribution and impact.
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Education
Chasing dreams beyond the kampung
GROWING up in a rural village in Setiu, Terengganu, Hakimi Samsuddin (pic) often felt he was on the margins, far from bright lights and prospects.
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Education
TAR UMT trio shine in STEM success
Three Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TAR UMT) students have done the institution proud by demonstrating academic excellence in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
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Education
Supporting future-ready talent
KPMG in Malaysia recently awarded one-time financial support ranging from RM8,000 to RM10,000 to 24 scholars under its Young Star Scholarship Programme.
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Education
Nurture writers early, says Fadhlina
EARLY encouragement and sustained exposure to literature and the arts are important in shaping students' creative trajectories, says Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek.
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Nation
Mitra distributes laptops to 258 Indian undergraduates in Johor
JOHOR BARU: A total of 258 Indian undergraduates from lower-income (B40) families in Johor have received laptops under the Malaysian Indian Transformation Unit (Mitra)'s Student Device Programme.
