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Challenges and prospects of civil engineers in Sarawak

Civil engineering may seem a staid, tough and unglamorous profession to some, but it is a profession that deals with some of the world’s most pressing issues today.


Internet business – paradise for some, nightmare for others

Internet businesses are everywhere: banks provide us the convenience of e-banking, Air Asia is giving us e-travel and of course we all know e-Bay.


Good teaching – a viewpoint

Is there anyone that does NOT have an opinion about what good teaching is? Most people do, although it probably means different things to different people.


Engaging online user communities

Customer communities have spread like wildfire across the Internet.


Effective large group instruction at university

Large group instruction is one of the commonest methods used at college or university, as it lowers lecturer costs, capitalizes lecturer time and talent, and optimizes the use of professional quality resources.


Australian students grateful for Reverse Colombo Plan scholarship

Three Australian students were recently awarded a scholarship by the Reverse Colombo Plan Scholarship Fund to pursue a semester of their studies at Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus.


Identity and language learning

Students’ language learning may be influenced by multiple reasons that are interwoven and which may involve their identity.


Swinburne named in top 500 universities worldwide

Swinburne has earned its place among the top 500 universities in the world, according to the 2008 Times Higher Education–QS World University Rankings.


Swinburne Sarawak students and staff give blood

About 40 students and staff from Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus responded to the call for blood donation on Wednesday, 17 September 2008.


Progressive education for tertiary students

To achieve all their academic endeavors, tertiary students need to be treated as unique individuals who are an integral part of their society.