Management and Science University (MSU) is making strides in educational support through the Majlis Pelancaran Biasiswa Yayasan MSU. An impressive RM50 million has been allocated to support 131 schools across the nation and students from underprivileged backgrounds.
The initiative aims to provide financial aid for deserving students while helping them pursue higher education. MSU has allocated the funds to ensure that education is accessible to every student in Malaysia.
Here’s what some of the beneficiaries had to say about the initiative:
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Noraimani Ismail, Senior Language Teacher, SMK Pengkalan Lebai Man
I am thrilled that my school has been chosen to receive Yayasan MSU funds. This support will be instrumental in helping our students, many of whom come from the B40 income group, realise their dreams of higher education.
If financial challenges arise, these funds enable us to guide students toward pursuing their studies at MSU. Having witnessed the university’s 99% employment rate for graduates and experienced it firsthand through my child, an MSU alumnus, I can confidently say MSU is among the best. It truly opens doors to success.
Muhammad Faiz Johan, Student, Sekolah Bina Islam
I plan to save this fund for my future education and hope to study abroad. If that doesn’t work out, MSU would be my next choice.
Learning about MSU’s numerous accolades has deepened my admiration for the university. My advice to fellow students is to grab every opportunity for higher education—it’s the key to a brighter future. Initiatives like these show that support is available for those who need it.
Noor Aswandy Abdullah, Counsellor, SMK Methodist ACS Ipoh
Our school feels honoured to be chosen for this initiative for the second time. As many of our students are from the B40 group, this funding will prioritise helping them pursue further studies at MSU.
As an MSU alumnus, I’ve seen how the university encourages students with timely, valuable information to continue their education. I urge students to take every opportunity to study further, as it can transform their lives.
Hehman Sai Rao Ashokarao, Student, SMK Setia Alam
It’s a proud moment for our school to receive this funding. If I were a beneficiary, I’d use the funds to cover education expenses, especially with the rising cost of learning.
MSU’s support for students, not just academically gifted ones but those working to improve their lives, is commendable. My advice to my peers is simple: pursue what you love, as spending years on something you dislike isn’t worthwhile.
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Sophia Lulong Silas Tirau, Counsellor, SMK Stella Maris, Tanjung Aru, Sabah
Our school feels incredibly fortunate to be among the few in Sabah benefiting from this initiative. It has greatly supported our female students in continuing their education at MSU.
The foundation provides a rare opportunity for underprivileged students to access higher education. MSU is unique, especially in its focus on students from Sabah and Sarawak, and stands out as a private university with top-tier accreditation.
I advise students to value education and learn as much as possible. Your future is in your hands.
This initiative underscores MSU’s mission to make education inclusive, equitable, and full of opportunities for all. It aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 4, which promotes quality education and lifelong learning. Through funding, outreach programs, and innovative initiatives, MSU is committed to ensuring education remains a right for everyone.
Read more the Majlis Pelancaran Biasiswa Yayasan MSU here
Management and Science University (MSU) is making strides in educational support through the Majlis Pelancaran Biasiswa Yayasan MSU. An impressive RM50 million has been allocated to support 131 schools across the nation and students from underprivileged backgrounds.
The initiative aims to provide financial aid for deserving students while helping them pursue higher education. MSU has allocated the funds to ensure that education is accessible to every student in Malaysia.
Here’s what some of the beneficiaries had to say about the initiative:
Noraimani Ismail, Senior Language Teacher, SMK Pengkalan Lebai Man
I am thrilled that my school has been chosen to receive Yayasan MSU funds. This support will be instrumental in helping our students, many of whom come from the B40 income group, realise their dreams of higher education.
If financial challenges arise, these funds enable us to guide students toward pursuing their studies at MSU. Having witnessed the university’s 99% employment rate for graduates and experienced it firsthand through my child, an MSU alumnus, I can confidently say MSU is among the best. It truly opens doors to success.
Muhammad Faiz Johan, Student, Sekolah Bina Islam
I plan to save this fund for my future education and hope to study abroad. If that doesn’t work out, MSU would be my next choice.
Learning about MSU’s numerous accolades has deepened my admiration for the university. My advice to fellow students is to grab every opportunity for higher education—it’s the key to a brighter future. Initiatives like these show that support is available for those who need it.
Noor Aswandy Abdullah, Counsellor, SMK Methodist ACS Ipoh
Our school feels honoured to be chosen for this initiative for the second time. As many of our students are from the B40 group, this funding will prioritise helping them pursue further studies at MSU.
As an MSU alumnus, I’ve seen how the university encourages students with timely, valuable information to continue their education. I urge students to take every opportunity to study further, as it can transform their lives.
Hehman Sai Rao Ashokarao, Student, SMK Setia Alam
It’s a proud moment for our school to receive this funding. If I were a beneficiary, I’d use the funds to cover education expenses, especially with the rising cost of learning.
MSU’s support for students, not just academically gifted ones but those working to improve their lives, is commendable. My advice to my peers is simple: pursue what you love, as spending years on something you dislike isn’t worthwhile.
Sophia Lulong Silas Tirau, Counsellor, SMK Stella Maris, Tanjung Aru, Sabah
Our school feels incredibly fortunate to be among the few in Sabah benefiting from this initiative. It has greatly supported our female students in continuing their education at MSU.
The foundation provides a rare opportunity for underprivileged students to access higher education. MSU is unique, especially in its focus on students from Sabah and Sarawak, and stands out as a private university with top-tier accreditation.
I advise students to value education and learn as much as possible. Your future is in your hands.
This initiative underscores MSU’s mission to make education inclusive, equitable, and full of opportunities for all. It aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 4, which promotes quality education and lifelong learning. Through funding, outreach programs, and innovative initiatives, MSU is committed to ensuring education remains a right for everyone.
Read more the Majlis Pelancaran Biasiswa Yayasan MSU here