The University of Nottingham invested in Malaysia’s long term higher education ambitions


(From left) British High Commission deputy country director Malaysia (trade) Francine Torbett, UNM provost and chief executive officer Prof Sarah Metcalfe, Boustead Holdings Bhd group chief executive officer Izaddeen Daud and UNM student recruitment and marketing director Jagdish Singh Malhi at the launch of UNM Future Students Centre at Menara Axis in Petaling Jaya.

PETALING JAYA: In support of the nation’s aspiration to be an international higher education hub with an international tertiary education enrolment base of 250,000 students by 2025, the University of Nottingham Malaysia (UNM) is investing further in the country to facilitate interest and convenience for higher education enquiries with the launch of its Future Students Centre here.

The Future Students Centre, located at Menara Axis in Petaling Jaya was launched by British High Commission deputy country director Malaysia (trade) Francine Torbett, University of Nottingham Malaysia provost and chief executive officer (CEO) Prof Sarah Metcalfe and Boustead Holdings Bhd group chief executive officer Izaddeen Daud and witnessed by UNM’s faculty members and industry partners.

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