HELP to offer more degrees


Inked: Prof Chan (second from left) exchanging documents with Disted chief executive Datuk Lim Si Boon. With them are HELP deputy vice-chancellor Prof Dr Andy Liew (far left) and Disted president Dr Vikneswaran Nair.

HELP University will expand its strategic partnership with Disted College by offering more degree programmes in Penang.

These include undergraduate programmes in accounting, international business, hospitality, marketing, data analytics, and communication (media studies), said the varsity’s vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Dr Paul Chan.

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