Management and Science University (MSU) has held its first semi-annual University Industry Advisory Panel (UIAP) meeting since the national Movement Control Order (MCO) was put in place mid-March.
Observing the standard operating procedure, the meeting was attended by 181 representatives from 133 companies.
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Training a highly skilled workforce in this age of IR 4.0 requires employers getting involved inside the delivery of instruction. Having industry represented in the curriculum directs focus into relevance that meets job-market needs. UIAP works closely with MSU in shaping and improving the University’s curriculum, and helps give good its due upgrade by identifying the upskilling or reskilling necessary to bracing the era of COVID-19.
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“We have a future to grow on human talent; and aim to build competent, academically excellent, community concerned human capital – holistic, balanced, well-rounded graduates who possess personal and organizational agility, as well as adaptability and learnability,” remarked Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid.
The MSU President was proud to note the presence of alumni among those attending; many of whom are heads of own companies started up on social entrepreneurship. Management and Science University (MSU) was named the Most Entrepreneurial Private University in Malaysia by the Ministry of Education in 2016.
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Such a collaboration makes for meaningful university-industry partnership. Whilst bridging knowledge and skills gaps to the benefit of would-be graduates, it maintains industry’s access to a talent source that will ensure their own future competitiveness – setting the stage for even greater success.
Among Malaysia’s sixteen universities ranked on the QS World University Rankings (WUR) 2020, MSU places at World Top 200 for Employer-Student Connection and Graduate Employability; as well as Top 201+ for Partnerships with Employers, Top 301+ for Employer Reputation, and Top 301+ for Alumni Outcome.
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With nearly ninety-nine percent of MSU graduates successfully securing employment within six months of graduating, the University is ranked by the Ministry of Education Malaysia as the country’s number one university for graduate employability.
Regionally, MSU ranks at Asia Top 5 for Employer-Student Connection and Asia Top 10 for Graduate Employability, Employer Reputation, and Alumni Outcome.
A World Top 100 Young University ranked on the QS Top 50 Under 50, Management and Science University (MSU) currently ranks at World Top 301 for graduate employability on the QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2020.
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Management and Science University (MSU) has held its first semi-annual University Industry Advisory Panel (UIAP) meeting since the national Movement Control Order (MCO) was put in place mid-March.
Observing the standard operating procedure, the meeting was attended by 181 representatives from 133 companies.
Training a highly skilled workforce in this age of IR 4.0 requires employers getting involved inside the delivery of instruction. Having industry represented in the curriculum directs focus into relevance that meets job-market needs. UIAP works closely with MSU in shaping and improving the University’s curriculum, and helps give good its due upgrade by identifying the upskilling or reskilling necessary to bracing the era of COVID-19.
“We have a future to grow on human talent; and aim to build competent, academically excellent, community concerned human capital – holistic, balanced, well-rounded graduates who possess personal and organizational agility, as well as adaptability and learnability,” remarked Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid.
The MSU President was proud to note the presence of alumni among those attending; many of whom are heads of own companies started up on social entrepreneurship. Management and Science University (MSU) was named the Most Entrepreneurial Private University in Malaysia by the Ministry of Education in 2016.
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B40 vendors in BIA 2010 alumna’s soul accounting
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Such a collaboration makes for meaningful university-industry partnership. Whilst bridging knowledge and skills gaps to the benefit of would-be graduates, it maintains industry’s access to a talent source that will ensure their own future competitiveness – setting the stage for even greater success.
Among Malaysia’s sixteen universities ranked on the QS World University Rankings (WUR) 2020, MSU places at World Top 200 for Employer-Student Connection and Graduate Employability; as well as Top 201+ for Partnerships with Employers, Top 301+ for Employer Reputation, and Top 301+ for Alumni Outcome.
With nearly ninety-nine percent of MSU graduates successfully securing employment within six months of graduating, the University is ranked by the Ministry of Education Malaysia as the country’s number one university for graduate employability.
Regionally, MSU ranks at Asia Top 5 for Employer-Student Connection and Asia Top 10 for Graduate Employability, Employer Reputation, and Alumni Outcome.
A World Top 100 Young University ranked on the QS Top 50 Under 50, Management and Science University (MSU) currently ranks at World Top 301 for graduate employability on the QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2020.