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A RECENT study by the National STEM Association found that a mere 19% of Malaysian students have opted for science-related subjects since 2020.
India's government has agreed to give US Tech giants access to its trove of farming data, in hopes big data can improve the nation's agriculture industry and food security.
From NORZILAWATI ZAINAL ABIDIN, Lecturer, Institut Pendidikan Guru (Kampus Darulaman Kedah).
Most companies have largely moved on from the metaverse. The word was uttered just twice on earnings calls at S&P 500 businesses last quarter, compared with 63 times in 2022’s first quarter, according to Bloomberg transcript data.
AFTER years of gathering insights from leading companies in the industry, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) launched the Bachelor of Information Systems (Honours) Digital Economy Technology last October to set graduates apart in the job market.
ALL eyes are trained on the unveiling of Budget 2024 this month.
Artificial intelligence could replace 80% of human jobs in the coming years – but that’s a good thing, says US-Brazilian researcher Ben Goertzel, a leading AI guru.
Jobs. News. Art. Democracy. Equality. Education. Privacy. Truth. Your bank account. All will be impacted by Silicon Valley’s latest creation: “generative” artificial intelligence.
THE ELM Graduate School of HELP University is a leading provider of graduate education programmes aimed at enhancing the academic and professional capabilities of candidates in a wide range of areas, including business, entrepreneurship, leadership and functional management.
The competition between Wang Xing’s Meituan and fellow tech billionaire Jack Ma’s Alibaba Group Holding Ltd is turning into one of the great rivalries in Chinese business.
THE Asian culture is often equated with being an exam-oriented one that places pressure on achieving good grades.
IT’S a record for a Malaysian educationist, probably even the world, to single-handedly set up seven universities in Africa – and Tan Sri Lim Kok Wing has done just that.
It has just been under three years since Datuk Abdul Rahim Hashim helmed the country’s oldest varsity, University Malaya (UM), but it is in this period that UM has achieved its highest position in the prestigious Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings since the rankings began in 2004.
