A humanistic mindset to digitalisation


According to the human capital theory, investing in education has the potential to maximise economic growth and prosperity. In line with the country’s vision to become a regional education hub, the Malaysia Education Blueprint (2015-2025) charts a way ahead by emphasising the development of future-proof graduates and industry-ready individuals capable of prospering in the world of IR4.0 technologies.

Malaysia’s national strategy on education recognises the critical role of information and communications technology (ICT) in developing digital education. With a growing emphasis on higher education, China has also revamped its school curricula and instituted other reforms to help the country’s education system become better and make higher education more accessible to all citizens.

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