IMU University is buzzing with excitement as we unveil the Bachelor of Communication with Health (Honours), the country’s first programme of its kind which blends communication and health into one dynamic degree!.

STUDENTS who sat for the STPM or equivalent examinations have been waiting patiently to know their fate. They would have had sleepless nights. You need not torture yourself further. .

“WHEN I grow up, I want to be a businessman. I want to own a business. I want to earn a lot of money, own a big house and drive a fancy car. I want to travel around the world. What should I do?” It is not wrong to dream big. If you want to reach your dream, you need to choose a career that will help you become an “entrepreneur.” There are many students who want to start their own business after completing their higher studies. They prefer not to work for anyone.

MANY school-leavers claim they want to work for themselves. They dream of becoming millionaires, living in big houses, owning expensive cars, and travelling all over the world.

OTJ training, or on-the-job training, is a form of training provided at the workplace. During the training, employees become familiar with the working environment they will become part of. Employees also get hands-on experience using machinery, equipment, tools, materials, etc. .

AS you prepare to take the next step in education, choosing the right college is crucial for your future.

THE D&AD Awards 2024 have finally announced their winners and we are proud to say that our Malaysian advertising students have bagged their prestigious awards.

LAST week, we looked at the diploma route to obtaining degrees. Students who were not given the course of their choice or were not offered a place in IPTA could consider their professional qualifications.

IMU University is excited to unveil the Foundation in Arts (FIA), our highly anticipated second foundation programme, following the tremendous success of the Foundation in Science (FIS).

Kota Kinabalu: All Saints’ Secondary School obtained a STPM passing percentage of 98.7 per cent, which is a 1.93 per cent increase from the year before.