VTAR students level up in China


Thumbs up: Tan, Guangdong Engineering Polytechnic deputy party secretary and president Li Li, party committee member and vice president Zhang XiaoGuang (second row, fourth, fifth, and sixth from right, respectively), with the students and other college representatives.

EQUIPPING oneself with technological know-how is vital in this digital age.

Thanks to a collaboration between VTAR Institute and Guangdong Engineering Polytechnic, China, some 20 Malaysian students were given the opportunity to study cutting-edge industrial robotics technology in China on a scholarship.

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