Utar students study online via YTL Foundation’s Learn From Home initiative




KUALA LUMPUR: Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (Utar) students are the latest beneficiaries of YTL Foundation’s Learn From Home initiative.

Like other tertiary institutions in the country, Utar’s 23,000 students from its two campuses in Sungai Long (Selangor) and Kampar (Perak) have to attend online lectures and complete assignments while staying at home.

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