AIMST University graduates (from left) Juqueline Quentine, 33, Jasrinder Kaur Jasbir Singh, 26, J. Dharshini, 24, Brandon Heu Sing Ann, 26, Prakash Kalai Chelven, 27, Lim Chee Chuen, 26, M. Pirivaaschini, 26, and Lee Wen Chee, 24 after the university’s 13th convocation ceremony in Semeling, Kedah. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/ The Star
A TOTAL of 1,343 graduates from various programmes took the stage at the Asian Institute of Medicine, Science and Technology (AIMST) University’s 13th convocation ceremony held for the class of 2020 and 2021.
The convocation also marked a significant event as it saw the installation of MIC president Tan Sri SA Vigneswaran as the first pro-chancellor of AIMST University, held on the first day of the ceremony.
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AIMST University graduates (from left) Juqueline Quentine, 33, Jasrinder Kaur Jasbir Singh, 26, J. Dharshini, 24, Brandon Heu Sing Ann, 26, Prakash Kalai Chelven, 27, Lim Chee Chuen, 26, M. Pirivaaschini, 26, and Lee Wen Chee, 24 after the university’s 13th convocation ceremony in Semeling, Kedah. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/ The Star
Vigneswaran: AIMST University’s purpose is to enrich students’ lives, develop talent for the nation and benefit humanity through cutting-edge research.
Prof John spoke about the challenges that students had to undergo due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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