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A Warm Welcome to our January 2022 Foundation Students



As the new year approaches, university academic face-to-face classes have resumed. Everyone is anxious, but let us put our worry aside and think how we can help our students develop holistically at university when it is time for them to meet their classmates and lecturers for teaching and learning activities in campus.

 

The Centre for Pre-University Studies hosted a briefing session for the January 2022 intake on January 3rd. Madam Masitah binti Mat, Assistant Director of the Centre for Pre-University Studies, gave a warm welcome to the students. This briefing session was held to clarify any questions that students may have had, as well as to encourage them to be excited about the beginning of university life and the independence that comes with it.

 

The faculty briefing was led by Dr Naimah binti Haron to give an insight into the Foundation programme and introduce students to the university services which will support their educational and personal goals. Dr Naimah extended a warm welcome to FIS and FIB students from the January 2022 intake to the Pre-U Family. The students were also given the opportunity to take a campus tour so that they could become familiar with the campus.

 

The new students also learnt how to register for their first semester of classes, the usage of LMS, rules in examination, and got a briefing about the laboratories. Not only that, they also got the chance to learn about helpful resources such as counselling and financial aid, which is meant to help them in university life. The briefing session ended with a photo session.

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