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UCSI University is proud to announce the launch of new education programmes under the esteemed Institute of Computer Science and Digital Innovation (ICSDI). The three new programmes namely Master of Science in Digital Technology and Analytics, Bachelor of Computer Science in Cyber Security (Honours) and Bachelor of Computer Science in Artificial Intelligence (Honours), are set to cater to the needs of the business world as they embrace science, technology and innovation today.
UCSI University Kuala Lumpur Campus sincerely expresses its deepest gratitude to Music Bliss for their unwavering support and generous sponsorship towards the establishment of a state-of-the-art 90K Digital Piano Lab in Room 102b, Block C. This collaboration between Music Bliss and UCSI University marks a significant milestone in advancing music education and fostering a creative learning environment.
On 29 July 2023, a group of UCSI graduands from the batch of 2023 attended the highly anticipated UCSI Graduand Appreciation Ceremony, thoughtfully organised by the Student Affairs and Alumni. The event brought together outstanding individuals who have shown remarkable dedication and commitment throughout their academic journey.
In sharing and celebrating the graduands' moments of success, Student Affairs and Alumni (SAA) Department organised a Homecoming Celebration with the graduating batch of 2023, followed by a convocation e-briefing and collection of your gown.
UCSI University inked a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with the Business Council for Sustainable Development (BCSD) Malaysia Berhad to offer short courses in key Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) topics.
The incredible HOT Night 7.0 – a Hawaiian-themed Carnival that brought paradise to life! From the mouthwatering feast to the thrilling games, we had it all! But the real magic happened with the enchanting tunes of Soft Soft Pillow, making the night truly unforgettable! And not forgetting the epic water games that kept everyone splashing and laughing all night long!
The Environmental and Social Responsibilities (ESR) Office of Youth Beyond Boundaries (YBB) UCSI recently organised the much-anticipated "Terrafix: Zero Waste Festival." The event, held at UCSI's campus, was aimed at raising awareness of zero waste practices among UCSI students and educating them on practical ways to reduce waste. The festival's main objectives were to inspire sustainable habits and encourage participants to take action towards waste reduction.
The festival's highlight was the Zero Waste Bazaar, which featured an impressive array of vendors promoting zero waste products. Additionally, the festival hosted two informative talks and workshops, providing students with practical knowledge and insights on waste reduction practices.
The Plastic Waste Workshop focused on educating participants about the impact of plastic waste and provided insights on adopting a zero-waste lifestyle. During this workshop, participants learned how to repurpose used coffee sachets into coasters.
The Used Cooking Oil (UCO) Workshop addressed the importance of managing used cooking oil and its potential transformation into biodiesel and candles. Participants had the opportunity to engage in candle making with UCO.
About 30 companies were present at UCSI Career and Co-Op Placement Fair offering over 700 internships and 1300 full-time positions to our UCSI University students. The hiring teams were from Maybank, Malaysia Aviation Group, Tune Protect, Alliance Bank, J&T Express, Huawei Technologies, Yamaha Music, RHB Bank, ExxonMobil, Public Bank, amongst others.
The "Beach Cleanup" event was held on 6 July as a build-up towards the World Cleanup Day in September, has achieved resounding success, leaving a significant impact on the environment and coastal habitat preservation. The event was organised by ICE-UCSI.
With the hard work and dedication of 107 enthusiastic volunteers, an impressive 224.59 kilograms of rubbish were collected from the beach. There were two kinds of trash: dry waste and wet waste which were segregated, and they included 2 bags of plastics, 3 bags of paper and even 1 bag of cigarette butts!! Each piece of litter removed contributes to a cleaner and healthier marine ecosystem. A group of students from University of Queensland on exchange programme with UCSI and students from Sri UCSI Springhill Private School have also participated.
The "Beach Cleanup" event highlights the significance of collective efforts in preserving natural resources and promoting sustainable practices. Through such initiatives, we pave the way for a greener and more sustainable future, benefiting generations to come.
UCSI University Kuching Campus succeeded in mobilising youth and adults from 39 organisations for a 2-day Capacity Building programme organised and funded by MySDG Academy, on SDGs and Implementations.
