A closer look: Some experts and academics have expressed concern that insufficient resources are dedicated to STEM education development and technology literacy.
PETALING JAYA: More investment is needed for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education if we want to save Malaysia from a shortage of engineers, say advocates.
National STEM Association president Prof Datuk Dr Noraini Idris said more resources need to be channelled towards STEM.
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