ANIMATED short films produced by Malaysian college students shined during the recent winners’ announcement of the 2023 Three Acts of Goodness International Microfilm Contest.

ON July 25, the IMU Psychology Department, in collaboration with the Psychology Club, hosted the annual Psychology Day at the IMU Bukit Jalil campus, taking place in its Atrium and Auditorium.

KENINGAU: The Keningau Vocational College  (KV Keningau) team emerged as overall champions for the apprentice category beating eight other colleges in the 23rd Sabah Hospitality Fiesta held at the Sabah International Convention Center in Kota Kinabalu recently.

More than 300,000 new graduates have flooded the Malaysian labour market this year, many of them after last week’s convocations; nearly 20,000 of them hold postgraduate degrees.

ON August 23, 2023, International Medical University (IMU) lecturers Dr Yam Wai Keat, Dr Fong Pui Kwan and Dr Chuah Tong Kuan from the Centre for Digital Health and Health Informatics (CDHHI), School of Medicine paid a visit to the Digital Health Research & Innovation (DHRi) Unit.

FIRST City University College has reached another major milestone by achieving a “Competitive” rating in the SETARA 2022 assessment, joining the league as one of the top-tiered institutions of higher learning in Malaysia.

Kota Kinabalu: Kian Kok Middle School has introduced the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) programme to allow next year’s Form 1 students to embrace the challenges of international education.

Kota Kinabalu: Flexible studying is the key for tomorrow’s education system, said Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin.

SEMPORNA: Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan (SMK) Pamol won a gold award for their invention “EcoBright Solar Lamps” during the recent InoBorneo2023 competition.

Kota Kinabalu: Thirty-five teachers from Sabah and one from Labuan recently completed their Powering Knowledge – Program Duta Guru (PDG) training – a two-year programme that seeks to strengthen the capabilities of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem) teachers in schools with a majority of B40 students.