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Grades alone do not determine success in college. In today's world, where things change quickly, soft skills like being able to communicate, work as a team, and adapt are just as important as getting good grades. Find out why it's important for students to learn these skills outside of school.
This text highlights that organizational success is not just about KPIs, but balancing performance with humanity. Grounded in Tawhidic epistemology, leadership must embody trust, justice, and compassion. Employees are not mere metrics but valued individuals. True success is achieved when performance and human dignity coexist.
Dalam landskap pendidikan tinggi yang semakin kompleks, universiti awam sering mengaitkan cabaran institusi dengan faktor luaran seperti globalisasi, pendigitalan, dan kekangan sumber. Rencana ini menawarkan sudut pandang berbeza dengan menegaskan bahawa kekuatan atau kerapuhan institusi banyak ditentukan oleh keupayaan tadbir urus dari dalam.
In a world where health and wellness are such a huge industry, students require not only knowledge from a university setting but also coaching that will enable them to start their successful ventures related to fitness. This article discusses ways of applying training, skill building, and empowerment to help students turn their capacity for fitness into their successful businesses.
Brain fog ialah kekaburan mental akibat stres, kurang rehat dan gaya hidup digital berlebihan. Ia menjejaskan fokus dan memori, namun boleh diatasi melalui tidur berkualiti, pemakanan seimbang, aktiviti fizikal dan kawalan penggunaan skrin. Ia bukan kelemahan, tetapi isyarat tubuh untuk berehat dan pulih.
Padang in particular and West Sumatra in general are so special to me compared to other Indonesian cities and provinces. Firstly, this is the first city in Indonesia where I set my feet. Secondly, similarly in terms of entrepreneurship, between Kelantan and Padang. Thirdly, the uniqueness of the geography and geology. Lastly, but not necessarily the least, is about Minang’s food.
Padang in particular and West Sumatra in general are so special to me compared to other Indonesian cities and provinces. Firstly, this is the first city in Indonesia where I set my feet. Secondly, similarly in terms of entrepreneurship, between Kelantan and Padang. Thirdly, the uniqueness of the geography and geology. Lastly, but not necessarily the least, is about Minang’s food.
Padang in particular and West Sumatra in general are so special to me compared to other Indonesian cities and provinces. Firstly, this is the first city in Indonesia where I set my feet. Secondly, similarly in terms of entrepreneurship, between Kelantan and Padang. Thirdly, the uniqueness of the geography and geology. Lastly, but not necessarily the least, is about Minang’s food.
Artikel ini membincangkan konsep voluntourism sebagai pendekatan pelancongan berimpak sosial yang menggabungkan kesukarelawanan dan pembelajaran berasaskan pengalaman. Ia menyorot peranan universiti, penglibatan komuniti setempat serta impak dua hala kepada pelajar dan masyarakat dalam menyokong pembangunan lestari.
This article discusses how building a strong culture of innovation enables Malaysian organisations to remain competitive amid digital disruption and market uncertainty. It highlights the roles of leadership, technology, employee empowerment, and university–industry collaboration in driving sustainable innovation.
This article explores the rise of post-retirement entrepreneurship in Malaysia, highlighting why seniors are turning to business for income, purpose, and independence. It discusses digital empowerment, key challenges, sustainability strategies, and the role of universities and communities in supporting senior entrepreneurs.
This article explores how developing an entrepreneurial mindset equips Gen Z with adaptability, resilience, and opportunity-driven thinking in a digital economy. It highlights teaching insights, real-life examples, and the role of universities in nurturing confident, innovative, and future-ready young entrepreneurs.
