MAHSA International Conference on Education and Applied Science (Mi-EdAS) 2022

The Centre for Pre-University Studies and Centre for Education and Language successfully organized the MAHSA International Conference on Education and Applied Science (Mi-EdAS) 2022 . The conference started with its live streamed opening ceremony via Facebook and YouTube and was professionally emceed by Ms Muness Priya.

The inaugural address was given by Prof. Ir. Dr. Abdul Aziz Bin Abdul Samad followed by Professor Dato’ Dr. Ikram Shah Bin Ismail who officiated the conference. Unexpectedly, it ended earlier than planned. Hence, we swiftly slotted in an oral presentation from Mr. Mohamad Badrul Adzham Bin Baharudin on the topic of "Perbandingan Sistem Pendidikan British dan Jepun di Tanah Melayu, 1874 -1945." The symposium ended at 10.30 am and resumed as scheduled with a keynote speech by Dr. Puteri Azlian Megat Ramli on a great topic which was "Assessment Strategies for 21st Century Learning." followed by another keynote speech by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vetriselvan Subramaniyan on another interesting topic which was "Promising Nutritional Fruits against Cardiovascular Diseases: Scientific Evidence and Mechanism of Action."

The keynote speeches received warm responses from the audience, with many of them asking questions.

The conference then proceeded with three oral presentation sessions in the track "Anthropology, Language, Education, and Social Science", chaired and moderated by Ms. Nur Sufieleenna Sari.

Thenceforward, followed by another five oral presentation sessions in the track "Fundamental and Applied Science", chaired and moderated by Dr. Chew Weiyun. The symposiums were ardently presented by the presenters with enthusiastic responses from the audience, especially during Q&A sessions. As such, we have achieved the outcome of networking and sharing the research among the participants.

The topics presented at the conference are well-qualified, detailed, factual, and meticulous. We concluded the conference with a closing remark by Dr. Norhayati Binti Mohd Nasir as the Conference Co-Chair, followed by a photo session with all the participants and the organizing committee.

Carving a New Milestone: The Journey of YB Senator Professor Tan Sri Datuk Dr. Hj. Mohamed Haniffa bin Hj. Abdullah

In the annals of Malaysian education, one name that shines brightly is that of YB Senator Professor Tan Sri Datuk Dr. Hj. Mohamed Haniffa. His remarkable journey began in 2004 when he laid the foundation for what would eventually become MAHSA University in 2013. Over the years, his visionary leadership and unwavering dedication have transformed MAHSA into a renowned Malaysian higher education institution, offering a wide array of programs in diverse fields. He established MAHSA as a college, initially focusing on healthcare programs. Little did the world know that this humble beginning would evolve into something extraordinary. YB Senator Professor Tan Sri Datuk Dr. Hj. Mohamed Haniffa's accomplishments extend beyond academia. He has made significant strides in various industries, including Education, Healthcare, Retail, Technology, and Investment. His exemplary contributions earned him the position of Chairman of the SOCSO's Board of Directors, showcasing his prowess in corpor

Shattering Stereotypes: First Malaysian Indigenous Dentist

The Department of Orang Asli Development (JAKOA) recently extended their congratulations to Dr Tan Bee Hui, who became the first indigenous person to earn the title of Dentist. JAKOA's message was shared on their TikTok page (@jakoamalaysia) based on a post made by the Malaysia Orang Asli Students' Association (PMOA) on their Facebook page. PMOA shared this announcement on their social media on September 30th. Tan Bee Hui A/P Tan Boon Huat is MAHSA University Dental Faculty Alumni who successfully completed her Bachelor of Dental Surgery earlier this year. She received her early education at SJK (C) Kuala Rompin and SMK Rompin before continuing her studies at Kolej Mara Banting. It's understood that Tan Bee Hui's interest in education was driven by the dedication of her mother, who frequently taught her and her sibling at home. As a Jakun indigenous person, she believes that education has the power to change her family's destiny and break free from the cycle of pove

MedPath: Navigating your Medical Journey

The MedPath event took place at MAHSA University, providing an immersive experience for students from Kwang Hua Private High School in Klang. The event was meticulously organized, offering a diverse range of activities tailored to enlighten and guide students on their potential paths towards a career in medicine. The event commenced with an engaging presentation, focusing on the MBBS pathway at MAHSA, outlining the academic journey necessary for aspiring medical professionals. A detailed discussion provided insights into scholarships and financing options specifically designed for the MBBS program, aiming to inform students about the available financial support avenues for their medical education. Following that, a captivating live demonstration showcased EEG tracing, offering practical insights into neurology and the application of medical technology in diagnosing neurological conditions. The students were then given a guided tour through the anatomy suite allowed students to witness

INSIGHTS @ MAHSA

Search This Blog