In its operational principles of universality and leaving none behind, inclusiveness is key to implementing the sustainable development goals (SDGs). Management and Science University (MSU) receives the ASIC Inclusivity Award 2021 for Equality in Education.
Presented in a virtual ceremony by the Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC) Chair Dr Maurice Dimmock, the award was accepted by MSU President Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid.
An advocate of equity and inclusion in higher education, with strategic vision for sustainable inclusive excellence, Professor Tan Sri Dr Shukri received the ASIC Fellowship Award for Leadership.
Inclusion at MSU translates into diversity, and equality ensures support for all. The right to education for every member of society is fulfilled and protected, with full access to the system of teaching and learning and life on campus. Equal footing is provided, by a common platform on which to advance as an inclusive community journeying to a better, more sustainable future.
Whilst easy access to information and communication promotes the MSU mission for lifelong learning, the MSU culture of inclusiveness unifies across the diversity with a sense of belonging.
In song and spirit, harmony across diversity
Bonding over flavours and colours
Every student shall benefit equally from the University’s educational and societal mission. Merit scholarships by MSU Foundation (YMSU) ensure equal opportunity for the marginalized and the underserved. A conscious effort in fulfilling and maintaining the rights of the disabled in line with the Disabilities Act 2008 and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) is reflected in the campus facilities and infrastructure; a support system that enables independent movement in the physical environment.
The Inclusivity Awards 2021 is the fourth in a row of recognitions accorded to Management and Science University (MSU) by the Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC).
In 2017, MSU received the Excellence in Quality International Education Award and the Outstanding Contribution to International Education Award at ASIC’s 10th-Anniversary inaugural International Conference, in Kuala Lumpur.
MSU was next recognized by ASIC as a Global TVET Model University, with Outstanding Leadership in International TVET Education awarded to Professor Tan Sri Dr Shukri. The 2018 awards presented MSU with ASIQUAL Validated Award Centre Status for the provision of ASIQUAL Validated Programmes, as well as Recognized Centre Status with ASIQUAL for the provision of ASIQUAL Qualifications.
The ASIC Platinum Standard of 5 Crowns was awarded to MSU in 2019, in recognition of the University’s Innovation and Excellence in Higher Education and Outstanding Student Support.
Management and Science University (MSU) first received a star for inclusiveness in the QS World Universities Rating 2016.
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In its operational principles of universality and leaving none behind, inclusiveness is key to implementing the sustainable development goals (SDGs). Management and Science University (MSU) receives the ASIC Inclusivity Award 2021 for Equality in Education.
Presented in a virtual ceremony by the Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC) Chair Dr Maurice Dimmock, the award was accepted by MSU President Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid.
An advocate of equity and inclusion in higher education, with strategic vision for sustainable inclusive excellence, Professor Tan Sri Dr Shukri received the ASIC Fellowship Award for Leadership.
Inclusion at MSU translates into diversity, and equality ensures support for all. The right to education for every member of society is fulfilled and protected, with full access to the system of teaching and learning and life on campus. Equal footing is provided, by a common platform on which to advance as an inclusive community journeying to a better, more sustainable future.
Whilst easy access to information and communication promotes the MSU mission for lifelong learning, the MSU culture of inclusiveness unifies across the diversity with a sense of belonging.
In song and spirit, harmony across diversity
Bonding over flavours and colours
Every student shall benefit equally from the University’s educational and societal mission. Merit scholarships by MSU Foundation (YMSU) ensure equal opportunity for the marginalized and the underserved. A conscious effort in fulfilling and maintaining the rights of the disabled in line with the Disabilities Act 2008 and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) is reflected in the campus facilities and infrastructure; a support system that enables independent movement in the physical environment.
The Inclusivity Awards 2021 is the fourth in a row of recognitions accorded to Management and Science University (MSU) by the Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC).
In 2017, MSU received the Excellence in Quality International Education Award and the Outstanding Contribution to International Education Award at ASIC’s 10th-Anniversary inaugural International Conference, in Kuala Lumpur.
MSU was next recognized by ASIC as a Global TVET Model University, with Outstanding Leadership in International TVET Education awarded to Professor Tan Sri Dr Shukri. The 2018 awards presented MSU with ASIQUAL Validated Award Centre Status for the provision of ASIQUAL Validated Programmes, as well as Recognized Centre Status with ASIQUAL for the provision of ASIQUAL Qualifications.
The ASIC Platinum Standard of 5 Crowns was awarded to MSU in 2019, in recognition of the University’s Innovation and Excellence in Higher Education and Outstanding Student Support.
Management and Science University (MSU) first received a star for inclusiveness in the QS World Universities Rating 2016.