Published: Sunday May 2, 2010 MYT 3:59:00 PM
Talent development programme in varsities
PASIR GUDANG: The Higher Education Ministry will be introducing talent development programmes in varsities to help undergraduates be more creative and innovative, said its minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin.
He said under the plan, the ministry would be roping in experts who would coach students in the aspects of creativity and innovation.
"Before, we invested in terms of manpower and machinery. Now we want to take it a step further and focus more on research and developement to contribute to Malaysia's knowledge economy," he said.
He told this to reporters after officiating a youth development programme in Masai here today which was organised by Persatuan Belia Mutiara Pasir Gudang and Pasir Gudang Umno Youth. - Bernama
- Assault not a racial issue, says man in KFC attack
- Crane crash shocker
- Rumours rife about Shahrizat’s resignation
- Teen has a second personality, says doc
- Cops: Taiwan mastermind chose Penang as base so syndicate members could blend in
- Cruise ship disaster captain knew "it was over"
- Guan Eng: We cannot simply give Bakri seat to Jui Meng
- Close shave for driver and colleagues
- Chua-Lim debate on the cards
- Divest and let bumi firms run them, Khazanah and PNB told
- Assault not a racial issue, says man in KFC attack
- Crane crash shocker
- Grab great deals at MAS travel fair
- Divest and let bumi firms run them, Khazanah and PNB told
- Cops: Taiwan mastermind chose Penang as base so syndicate members could blend in
- Guan Eng accepts invitation to debate
- 1Care: Give us a chance, says Health D-G
- MACC arrests private college Maths lecturer for soliciting money from students
- Guan Eng: We cannot simply give Bakri seat to Jui Meng
- Put the fence behind bars, too
- Feng Shui: More on SS4
- Shop sealed for illegal renovation
- Johor in RM80bil joint venture with Lim to build waterfront city
- Foreigners buy a third of private homes in S'pore, M'sians 20% of it
- Hua Yang to set aside RM100mil to expand landbank
- The Wharf set to transform former light industrial area into mini metropolis
- Assessment tax rebates and other incentives
- Banks agree $25 bn deal for US homeowners
RSS
