Heritage, both tangible and intangible, natural or cultural, characterizes identity. Recognized for its value across history, society, and anthropology, it is considered an enabler of sustainable development; appearing most prominently in Goal 11 on Sustainable Cities and Communities, and more implicitly in SDGs 4 (Education), 8 (Work and Economic Growth), and 12 (Consumption and Production). Management and Science University (MSU) takes up the challenge of conserving the non-renewable resource for current and future generations.
In conjunction with the MSU International Cultural Festival 2022, the University through its School of Hospitality and Creative Arts (SHCA) and Centre for Fundamental Studies (CFS), presented a Showcase of Talents and Performing Arts (STePs).
Held at U-Plaza just beside the MSU Islamic Cultural Centre (ICC), STePs opened with a performance of the Malay martial art Silat.
Next up was an Uzbek Warrior Dance – which historically had been created during World War 2 – and duets retelling Uzbek folklore.
A gendang performance by SHCA students ensued, followed by MSU Clubs and Associations performances.
A fusion of Malaysian and Uzbek dances, performed in each other’s traditional costumes by the Uzbekistan dance group, made the finale.
Prizes were given away for prior Malay Warriors Poster competitions. In first place for Malaysian Studies 1 is Wan Amirul Adam Wan Helmi with Rentap, followed by Lakshae Jaya Sangkar with Dato’ Maharajalela in second place, and Navean Nair Kumaran with Tok Janggut in third place. Malaysian Studies 2 presented Syahira Mohd Abdul Nasir with Tok Gajah in first place, Ranesh Kumar Muniandy with Hj Abdul Rahman Limbong in second place, and Ng Xin Yi with Tg Kudin in third place.
The afternoon show concluded with a flashmob fusion of Malaysian and Uzbek dances.
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Heritage, both tangible and intangible, natural or cultural, characterizes identity. Recognized for its value across history, society, and anthropology, it is considered an enabler of sustainable development; appearing most prominently in Goal 11 on Sustainable Cities and Communities, and more implicitly in SDGs 4 (Education), 8 (Work and Economic Growth), and 12 (Consumption and Production). Management and Science University (MSU) takes up the challenge of conserving the non-renewable resource for current and future generations.
In conjunction with the MSU International Cultural Festival 2022, the University through its School of Hospitality and Creative Arts (SHCA) and Centre for Fundamental Studies (CFS), presented a Showcase of Talents and Performing Arts (STePs).
Held at U-Plaza just beside the MSU Islamic Cultural Centre (ICC), STePs opened with a performance of the Malay martial art Silat.
Next up was an Uzbek Warrior Dance – which historically had been created during World War 2 – and duets retelling Uzbek folklore.
A gendang performance by SHCA students ensued, followed by MSU Clubs and Associations performances.
A fusion of Malaysian and Uzbek dances, performed in each other’s traditional costumes by the Uzbekistan dance group, made the finale.
Prizes were given away for prior Malay Warriors Poster competitions. In first place for Malaysian Studies 1 is Wan Amirul Adam Wan Helmi with Rentap, followed by Lakshae Jaya Sangkar with Dato’ Maharajalela in second place, and Navean Nair Kumaran with Tok Janggut in third place. Malaysian Studies 2 presented Syahira Mohd Abdul Nasir with Tok Gajah in first place, Ranesh Kumar Muniandy with Hj Abdul Rahman Limbong in second place, and Ng Xin Yi with Tg Kudin in third place.
The afternoon show concluded with a flashmob fusion of Malaysian and Uzbek dances.
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MSU Heritage Walk Series – Putrajaya Iconic Tour
Heritage appreciation for MSUrians
Celebrating heritage culture and couture
Creative, with traditional twists, in MSU’s Songket Splendour
Art, language, culture in MoU with Turkish Cultural Centre
MSU hosts Indonesian Cultural Night Festival
MSU unveils Chinese Cultural Centre
MSU celebrates Chinese New Year
Craft, cuisine, culture with Chinese New Year cheer
Culture appreciated in MSU’s Deepavali Celebration
MSU with Kasih Malaysia towards UN goal of quality education for all
University’s initiatives for United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals recognized
MSU Community Outreach Week 2022
Clubs and Associations Iftar with the President
First runner-up for forest fashion
Nurturing generations, building society
In true Giving & Grateful tradition
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MSU Sg Damansara National River Trail Project
National River Trails in new SDG MoU
MoU with Friends of Rivers Malaysia
Three win 3R MasterChef sustainability challenge
Malaysia Record #36 for MSU with International Songket Run 2.0
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Bonding over flavours and colours