James Loi and Shella Beatrice, lecturers at the School of Foundation Studies, presented on their PhD journey at a panel discussion moderated by colleague Dr Christina Yin. Thirty-seven colleagues and postgraduate research students joined the discussion on Microsoft Teams. First, James …
As Kaushalya experiences Deepavalli away from home for the 2nd time, she walks you through how her family observes the Festival of Lights.
The lack of business experience did not stop biotechnology graduate Nayeem Ullah Yeasir from setting up DeGrocery, the first online grocery ecommerce start-up in Borneo.
Over 100 needy households in Kampung Quop, Padawan have received food aid in an inter-uni charity project organised by the university student council boards of Swinburne Sarawak, SEGi Sarawak, and UCSI Sarawak.
Chemical engineering students Hanna Maizura Binti Mohd Noor Hazrin, Tiffany Ang Jia Ning, Chan Liang Wen and Fitra Dhiafallah Akbar etched a name for themselves in the industry when they won the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) Palm Oil Processing Special Interest Group (POPSIG) Articles Honorarium awards.
Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus lecturer, Dr How Bing Shen, bagged the Young Researcher Award at the IChemE Malaysia Awards 2021.
For many young people, university life is their first money management experience. Here are our tips to avoid common money management mistakes.
Current President and Secretary of Swinburne Sarawak Green Club, Darren and Aaron reflect on the importance of prioritising environmental health in the global recovery of COVID-19.
Last weekend, this writer stumbled upon a handbook by Knut H. Sørensen titled The role of Social Science in Engineering. In it, the author quoted the dictionary definition of engineering as “the application of science and mathematics by which the properties of matter and sources of energy in nature are made useful to people’’, a definition that clearly accentuates that the end product is ‘made useful to people’.
The recent commencement of Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus’ second semester saw the first batch of study abroad students from Indonesia starting their university experience.
