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Transforming Malaysia from a resource-led to an innovation-led economy means high-end industry needs upscaled Malaysian education.
In February, Malaysia’s Ambassador to the U.S., Dato’ Sri Dr. Jamaludin Jarjis, was invited to give a keynote speech to more than 60 participants from 17 countries at the Global Innovation through Science and Technology (GIST) conference in Kuala Lumpur.

Dato’ Saifuddin Abdullah, Malaysia’s Deputy Minister of Higher Education, discusses Malaysia’s views on entrepreneurship

Greater investment and stronger international links planned 

The University of Brawijaya is a proactive agent of change in Indonesia’s society through education, research and community services

Extending compulsory education set to enhance job opportunities

Taking education far and wide is part of PUP’s 10-point plan to make the public, non-sectarian, non-profit institution of higher learning a “total university”

The ethos of leading by example infuses all aspects of life at the Philippines Normal University (PNU), the country’s renowned National Center for Teacher Education

Kuwait’s Development Plan is paving the way for sustained economic growth, excellent health and education, and greater technology transfer.

Greater private sector participation is helping to raise standards in these key areas

When the Private Universities Law was passed in 2000, the Australian College of Kuwait (ACK) was the first to apply and be granted a license.