FOR the first time ever, a group of students from less developed Islamic countries, sponsored by Yayasan Albukhary to pursue a preparatory course at International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), have graduated.
These 14 undergraduates studied English and Arabic at Kompleks Albukhary’s education centre as part of a collaboration project between IIUM and Yayasan Albukhary. The programme is managed by the Institute for Language Advancement (IFLA) and the Centre for Languages and Pre-University Academic Development (CELPAD).
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