Making ready for the disruptive future


Discover your true potential and arm yourself with the knowledge to survive the uncertain future.

THEY are called The Smartphone Generation. They're the first to grow up with the latest techs and gadgets but while they are more digitally literate than us, a question looms over their future: Can they survive in an era of disruptive technology and economic uncertainty?

With that question in mind, Heriot-Watt University Malaysia (HWUM) is once again organising the Youth Transformation Programme (YTP) to help school leavers discover their true talent and equip them with the knowledge of the future as they try to make sense of the world.

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