TAR UC-FMM to produce industry-ready grads


Inked: Yeoh (6th from left) and Prof Lee (4th from right) showing off the MoU documents. Looking on are Liow (9th from left), Soh (8th from left), TAR UC senior officials and FMM representatives.

TO encourage academia-industry collaboration, provide a platform for high-impact activities and nurture industry-ready talents, Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (TAR UC) has recently inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM).

Under the MoU dated June 15, both parties will undertake industry engagement in core academia activities, including curriculum development, programme enhancement and dynamic teaching and learning; participate in research and development and innovation projects; conduct joint activities such as training, workshops, seminars and conferences; and facilitate industry linkages for students and lecturers to enhance their knowledge and exposure to real industry working environment.

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