KL gets new study hub


New beginnings: (From left) Birdsey, Wan Ahmad Fayhsal and Education Services director Cassandra Tam at the virtual hybrid launch of the Study Melbourne Hub Kuala Lumpur on Nov 23.

THE newly set up Australian study hub in Malaysia is an innovative step forward for how education will be delivered.The establishment of Study Melbourne Hub Kuala Lumpur (KL), said Deputy National Unity Minister Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal, is in line with the country’s effort to place itself as the region’s education destination of choice.

The hub, he said, could act as an avenue for more education exchanges between students, academics and researchers, as well as a catalyst for deeper cross-disciplinary collaborations that cover culture, commerce and industry.

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