The session served to introduce the five MMU students, who are recipients of the MCMC sponsorship programme. They comprise two students from the Faculty of Computing and Informatics (FCI) and three students from the Faculty of Artificial Intelligence and Engineering (FAIE), reflecting MMU’s strength in computing and artificial intelligence education.

The gathering also highlighted the close collaboration between MCMC and MMU in nurturing future digital talent. Through initiatives such as this, both institutions continue to provide students with opportunities to grow academically and professionally while preparing them to contribute to Malaysia’s evolving digital ecosystem.

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The programme was officiated by YB Dato Sri Haji Julaihi Haji Narawi, Minister of Utility and Telecommunication, Sarawak, on 27 July 2026 at the Pullman Kuching Hotel, Sarawak. The opening ceremony was also attended by Prof. Dato’ Dr. Mazliham Mohd Su’ud, President of MMU; Mr. Abdul Karim Fakir Ali, Managing Director of the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC); Mr. Kevin Henry, Head of Strategic Engagement, APAC, GSMA; as well as representatives from the three organising institutions.

Welcoming the participants, Prof. Dato’ Dr. Mazliham said the Masterclass has become an important platform for strengthening collaboration among academia, government, and industry in addressing the evolving telecommunications and digital landscape. He noted that as technologies such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and next-generation mobile networks continue to reshape the digital economy, effective and forward-looking regulation is essential to support innovation while protecting the interests of society.

He also highlighted that since its introduction in 2015, the CTPR Masterclass has grown into a respected regional platform for professional development in telecommunications policy and regulation. The continued collaboration between MMU, MCMC, and GSMA reflects a shared commitment to building regulatory expertise, encouraging knowledge exchange, and preparing leaders to respond to emerging challenges in the communications sector.

Coordinated by CNERGY, the programme provided participants with valuable insights from industry experts on key issues in telecommunications policy, digital governance, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies. Beyond the technical discussions, the Masterclass also offered meaningful opportunities for networking and the exchange of ideas, reinforcing its role as a platform for fostering international collaboration and shaping a resilient, future-ready digital ecosystem.

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The visit provided an opportunity for both parties to exchange insights and explore potential areas of collaboration in digital innovation, media, creative industries and talent development. The programme commenced with opening remarks and an introduction to MMU by Prof. Dato’ Dr. Mazliham, who highlighted the University’s strengths in technology-driven education, industry collaboration, research and innovation, as well as its commitment to producing future-ready graduates equipped to meet the demands of the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

The programme continued with a discussion on potential areas of collaboration, during which both parties explored opportunities for partnership in digital media, creative technologies, capacity building, talent development and knowledge exchange. The discussion reflected a shared commitment to strengthening cooperation between academia and government in support of innovation and digital transformation.

Following the discussion, the delegation toured several facilities at the Faculty of Creative Multimedia and Faculty of Cinematic Arts (FCA).  The tour provided the delegates with first-hand exposure to MMU’s facilities and expertise in creative multimedia, virtual production and digital content creation. Overall, the visit marked another step in MMU’s ongoing efforts to strengthen international partnerships and foster greater collaboration in education, research and innovation.

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In the Recurve Individual Women (Qualification Round), Joey Tan Xing Lei (Faculty of Management, FOM) clinched the Gold medal, while Ariana Nur Dania Binti Mohamad Zairi (FOM) secured Silver. The pair continued their strong performance in the Elimination Round, with Joey winning another Gold medal and Ariana taking Bronze.

The team’s success continued in the Recurve Women’s Team event, where Joey Tan Xing Lei (FOM) , Ariana Nur Dania Binti Mohamad Zairi (FOM) , Arlia Nur Falisha Binti Mohamad Zairi (FAIE), and Alia Qursyiah Binti Mazlan (FOM) represented MMU. The team emerged as champions, securing gold medal and taking home cash prizes.

Congratulations to all the winners on this remarkable achievement!

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Featuring six traditional games—Congkak, Batu Seremban, Ceper, Dam Haji, Galah Panjang, and Baling Selipar—the fiesta attracted enthusiastic participation, with more than 50 staff members from each of the six Halls taking part in the two-day competition. The event fostered teamwork, camaraderie, and friendly rivalry while celebrating Malaysia’s rich cultural heritage through traditional games.

Beyond the games, the initiative provided staff members with an opportunity to reconnect with colleagues in a relaxed and engaging setting while reinforcing MMU’s commitment to staff well-being, unity, and an inclusive campus culture. The closing ceremony and prize-giving ceremony will be held on 3 August 2026, marking the conclusion of the inaugural MMU Traditional Games Fiesta.

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On 27 July 2026, ICE welcomed delegates from various universities and colleges in China. The delegation was received by Prof. Ts. Dr. Lau Siong Hoe, Vice President of Market Exploration, Engagement and Touchpoint (VP MEET), who led discussions on potential areas of collaboration and exchanged views on opportunities to strengthen academic partnerships between the institutions.

Earlier on 24 July 2026, ICE hosted two separate international visits. The first delegation, led by Mr. Liu Dengyi, Vice President of Zhengzhou University of Economics and Business, China, was warmly welcomed by Prof. Ir. Dr. Wong Hin Yong, Vice President of Academic and Innovative Learning (VP AIR). Both parties discussed potential academic collaboration and explored opportunities for future cooperation. Later, ICE also received representatives from Universitas Muhammadiyah Sumatra Utara, Indonesia, who were welcomed by Dr. Thong Li Wah, Deputy Director of ICE, who facilitated discussions on possible areas of collaboration.

These engagements reflect ICE’s continued efforts in expanding MMU’s international network and creating opportunities for meaningful partnerships with higher education institutions worldwide, supporting the University’s commitment towards global collaboration and academic excellence.

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The establishment of the chapter formalises MMU’s partnership with Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Malaysia and builds upon the strong foundation laid by the University’s Multimedia University Smart Technology Team (MUST), the Engineering Society’s outreach team. Since 2022, MUST has actively championed engineering-based humanitarian initiatives by designing, teaching, and deploying Internet of Things (IoT) solutions for schools and local communities across the Klang Valley.

By joining the internationally recognised EWB network, the new student chapter expands MMU students’ opportunities to participate in humanitarian engineering projects, collaborate with industry and community partners, and apply their technical knowledge to address real-world challenges. The initiative also reinforces the University’s commitment to nurturing socially responsible engineers who contribute to sustainable development through innovation.

Leading the chapter is Mr. Muhammad Izzat bin Muhammad Nazarudin, a student from the Faculty of Artificial Intelligence and Engineering (FAIE), who has been appointed as its inaugural President. He is supported by a committee of 15 FAIE students responsible for spearheading the chapter’s activities and strategic direction. The chapter has also attracted 30 founding student members, reflecting growing enthusiasm among students to contribute their engineering expertise towards community development.

As its first major initiatives, the chapter will implement two flagship projects—IoT Smart Farming and Solar-Based Systems—to promote sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, and responsible resource management. These projects align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy), and SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), while providing students with valuable opportunities to translate classroom knowledge into practical solutions that benefit society.

The establishment of the EWB Malaysia Student Chapter represents another significant step in MMU’s mission to cultivate future-ready engineers who combine technical excellence with social responsibility. Through this collaboration, the University continues to strengthen its role in advancing innovation, sustainability, and community engagement, while inspiring students to become agents of positive change both locally and beyond.

Well done!

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During the session, MMU shared its experience in developing and implementing Micro-Credential programmes, covering key areas such as Learning Management System (LMS) management, quality assurance practices, credit transfer pathways, and learner support services. The discussion also highlighted MMU’s flexible learning ecosystem, including institutional policies, operational frameworks, and digital learning initiatives that support innovative teaching and learning practices.

The benchmarking visit concluded with a meaningful exchange of ideas and best practices between both institutions, strengthening professional engagement between MMU and UMT. The collaboration reflects the commitment of both universities in enhancing flexible learning opportunities, curriculum innovation, and digital education initiatives to better support the evolving needs of learners and the higher education landscape.

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Led by Project Leader Chery Chan and accompanied by Mr. Vincent Chan, the programme featured storytelling sessions, interactive learning activities and games designed to encourage creativity, communication and confidence among the children. The team was warmly received by Mr. Jeremy, caretaker of Fatima Home Melaka.

Also participating in the programme were Ms. Colleen Webber, former Principal of Tadika Sacred Heart Convent, who shared her extensive experience in early childhood education, and Jayden Chan, the inspiration behind Jayden’s Story Board Game, an educational tool developed to nurture creativity, imagination and storytelling skills among young learners.

The programme concluded with a lunch gathering made possible through the generous support of sponsors, providing an opportunity for the children and volunteers to interact in a relaxed and welcoming setting.

More importantly, the visit marked the beginning of a longer-term initiative. During discussions with the home management, the team learned that three Orang Asli from rural communities currently residing at Fatima Home Melaka require additional academic support. In response, the volunteers have committed to providing tutoring and educational guidance to help strengthen the children’s learning and development.

While the day’s activities focused on knowledge sharing through fun and engaging learning experiences, the programme has also laid the foundation for a sustained partnership with Fatima Home Melaka. By extending support beyond the initial visit, the initiative demonstrates how knowledge transfer can translate into meaningful action that benefits the community, particularly in creating greater access to educational opportunities for children who need them most.

Well done!

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Designed to nurture an entrepreneurial mindset from an early age, the programme introduced students to the fundamentals of entrepreneurship while strengthening essential 21st-century skills such as creativity, critical thinking, communication, teamwork, leadership, problem-solving and financial literacy. Through an engaging blend of group discussions, brainstorming sessions, educational games, business simulations and student presentations, participants experienced entrepreneurship in a practical, collaborative and enjoyable learning environment.

A key highlight of the programme was its experiential learning approach, where MMU academics worked directly with students to translate classroom concepts into real-world business applications. By encouraging participants to generate ideas, develop business solutions and present their concepts with confidence, the programme fostered innovation, ethical decision-making and entrepreneurial thinking among the students.

Beyond enriching the students’ learning experience, the programme strengthened the partnership between MMU and SAGA while reaffirming the University’s commitment to sharing knowledge with the wider community. Through initiatives such as this, MMU continues to empower young minds with the skills, confidence and entrepreneurial mindset needed to thrive in an increasingly dynamic and innovation-driven world.

The programme was led by Ms. Haniza Hashim and supported by Ms. Anushia A/P Chelvarayan, Ms. Shadia Suhaimi, Ms. Hazlaili Hashim, Ms. Siti Nurul Huda Mohd, Dr. Yeo Sook Fern and Ms. Nur Baiti Shafee. The event was also attended by SAGA Principal, Mr. Shafian Bin Ishak, Senior Assistant of Administration, Ms. Zulindawati, and teacher, Mr. Amin Bin Zainudin, whose support underscored the strong collaboration between MMU and SAGA in advancing entrepreneurship education and community development.

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