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Education
Fresh pathways to CIA careers
AS businesses become increasingly complex, demand is growing for internal auditors who can help organisations navigate evolving risks while strengthening governance, compliance and assurance.
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Education
Rediscovering the ‘philosophy’ in a PhD
When I first stepped into academia at a private college in Penang over two decades ago, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) holders were a rarity and were held in considerable esteem.
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Education
‘Companies must rethink intern roles’
COMPANIES should provide meaningful internship opportunities rather than assigning interns mainly to routine tasks.
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Education
Dean’s List honourees share success formula
ACADEMIC success does not come from excessive studying but from deep understanding.
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Education
The art of letting ingredients shine
THE essence of Japanese cuisine lies not in elaborate techniques, but in the quality of its fresh ingredients and the precision with which they are handled.
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Education
‘Character over credentials’
When I was a young doctor, patients never asked where I had studied or what grades I had achieved at school or university. They assumed I was qualified. What they really wanted to know was something far more important. Could they trust me as a doctor?
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Education
Beyond bricks and mortar
LEARNING about construction and civil engineering has moved beyond mastering the principles, science and hands-on skills needed to erect buildings.
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Education
First Korean language degree set for Malaysia
MALAYSIA'S growing global connections have created a greater need for graduates with advanced foreign language skills and cross-cultural understanding.
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Education
DON'T MISS IT: 20th Malaysia Festival of the Mind 2026
Venue: Dewan Tun Dr Ling Liong Sik, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) Kampar Campus
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Education
Record year for Taiwan-bound scholars
MALAYSIANS have received a record number of scholarships to study in Taiwan this year.
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Education
What to do when we fail
WHETHER we are in the education industry or not, we are all familiar with phrases such as "reach for the stars", "aim for the highest" and "aspire to be the best".
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Education
Works Ministry: Tech key to greener infrastructure
THE rapid advancements in technology spell good news for the engineering and construction sectors.
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Education
Dont Miss It: Genting Malaysia Scholarship
The Genting Malaysia Scholarship (GENM Scholarship) aims to help ambitious students across Malaysia reach their full potential.
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Sabah & Sarawak
Sabah allocates RM100mil for state scholarships
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah allocates over RM100mil for state scholarships this year to fund 2,182 new tertiary students and existing recipients, Chief Minister Hajiji Noor says.
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Nation
TVET students keen on agriculture, but avoid agri-tech careers, says Ideas report
KUALA LUMPUR: Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) students are more likely than their non-TVET peers to consider careers in agriculture, but are no more inclined to pursue modern agri-tech jobs, exposing a gap between Malaysia's agricultural transformation ambitions and the aspirations of its future workforce.
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Nation
UTeM is first M'sian uni to offer degree in quantum computing technology
MELAKA: Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka (UTeM) has made history by becoming the first university in the country to offer a bachelor's degree in quantum computing technology, positioning the country at the forefront of next-generation digital innovation.
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Nation
Of the 189 bullying complaints lodged, 80% resolved
PETALING JAYA: About 80% of the 189 bullying complaints received through the Education Ministry's Aduan Buli portal for the first six months of the year have been resolved.
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Nation
PM: Confront bullying in schools, don’t hide it
PUTRAJAYA: Principals who disclose cases of bullying in their schools instead of trying to avoid negative perception should be commended, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Nation
Form Six to remain under Education Ministry
PUTRAJAYA: Form Six education will remain under the Education Ministry for now, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Nation
Free AI software for youth
CYBERJAYA: AI Malaysia, a government initiative to boost AI adoption, will soon introduce specialised modules for youth on the Rakyat Digital platform.
