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Huawei Malaysia partners UTAR to launch Work-Based Learning for Bachelor of Technology in Electronics Systems
Students will study for two years in UTAR and train for one in Huawei
For Bachelor of Technology in Electronics Systems degree students
UTAR secures third place at Huawei ICT Competition 2022-2023 Global Final
146 teams from 36 countries made it to the global final
Event attracted 120k students from 2k colleges and universities across 74 countries
UTAR collaborates with iTrainKids for 3D printing course
3D course enable students to embark on innovation & creative thinking
Academic-industry collaboration will immensely benefit potential leaders
UTAR advances digitalisation with H3C
H3C has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman to improve and upgrade the campus’s network.
UTAR wins at global “Internet-of-Things” competition in New York
Team emerges tops for river pollution monitoring system, bags US$50,000 worth of prizes
UTAR win is testament of high level of innovation that Malaysian talent possess
Alibaba Business School expands GET network to empower young Malaysian entrepreneurs
Sunway University joins UTAR, UiTM, APU, and INTI International University & Colleges as part of initiative to enable one million young digital talents worldwide by 2023.
Maxis connects UTAR with high speed fibre and mobile connectivity
Sungai Long and Kampar campuses equipped with 1Gbps fibre Internet access with inter-campus link, and capabilities to scale up to high speeds.
Cloudera sees good traction with CAP programme
It has been six months since Cloudera introduced its CAP programme. What is the progress so far? Digital News Asia finds out.
Utar joins Cloudera big data academic programme
Cloudera has announced that Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (Utar) has joined the Cloudera Academic Partnership (CAP) programme, which will gives students access to curriculum, software and skills training on the Apache Hadoop platform.
Entrepreneurship, and when academia loses the plot
UTAR's Young Entrepreneur Startup Scheme is emblematic of the disconnect between academia and industry. More practical partnerships need to be formed with private sector startup organisations and institutions of learning, writes Gabey Goh.
