The winning entries in the poster competition on the adaptive reuse of the historical military pillboxes at Teluk Kumbar offered designs that highlight the historical significance of the structures, promote tourism, and benefit the local community.
WOU is collaborating with the ESG Association of Malaysia (ESGAM) to raise awareness of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues among its students and community.
When Emeritus Professor Dato’ Dr Siti Zuraina Abdul Majeed returned to Malaysia after completing her PhD at Yale University in 1978, archaeology was not widely recognised as relevant. Nevertheless, this did not deter her from pioneering and developing Malaysia’s archaeological research and academic programmes, blazing a trail for future generations.
Challenges in business and career can lead to failure, but how we respond matters. It is important to view failure as opportunities to grow, learn, and become more resilient, as we pick ourselves up and move on.
History plays a significant role in skills development and personal transformation, moulding individuals into better citizens and more proficient professionals.
A mental health educator suggests that finding a balance among the different aspects of life, setting boundaries and engaging in relaxing activities, while managing negative thinking, can help to de-stress.
Tutors play a significant role in elevating the students’ learning experience at the university. They complement the core academic team by providing personalised guidance and support to students, frequently within an engaging and interactive setting.
WOU is offering 12 full scholarships worth up to RM700,000 to develop a highly skilled workforce in Penang, in partnership with the state government and the Penang Women’s Development Corporation (PWDC).
