INSIGHTS @ MAHSA

Early childhood education is critical as a preparation for children to enrol in primary school. This is to develop a balanced and holistic human capital that includes physical, emotional, spiritual, intellectual and social aspects. The business potential in the early childhood industry has recently grown rapidly. This has attracted more young entrepreneurs including graduates. In general, businesses in early childhood education centres are still open for local entrepreneurs to explore, as it is a requirement for parents to ensure their children's readiness before starting school. As a result, young entrepreneurs interested in venturing into this field must not only have expertise and skills in childcare centre management but they must also understand the needs and desires of children as they age. Today's issue in this field is that the early childhood educators' credentials are the real problem. Early childhood educators need to have academic credentials in this sector in

Homecoming is an annual tradition organized within an organization to welcome back their former members or alumni in a festive event. The aim of the homecoming event is to celebrate the organization’s existence and express alumi’s pride for their alma mater while also celebrating progress of alumni and forge stronger links among the alumni network. The Faculty of Health Sciences (FOHS), MAHSA UNiversity organized our annual homecoming on Friday, 25th November to welcome back and celebrate our Diploma and Bachelor’s students who had successfully completed their academic journey for several years at our faculty. We think this celebration is essential to show our students how proud we are of their achievements and that they are treasured as parts of MAHSA university for eternity. During this meet our alumni received guidance and words of advice from the faculty’s members and lecturers in pursuing their chosen courses in life. The faculty’s staff and lecturers had put their best efforts in

Everything evolves as we venture into the 21st century in this vast and modern world. For decades, if not longer, the generational divide has been a contentious topic. Generation Z or also known as Gen Z is currently the generation that is continuously in the spotlight due to a social fixation with youth. Although Generation Z has some characteristics in common with its forebears, it also has its own specific demands and goals, particularly in terms of communication. This is due to the significant influence where their way of communication or language is set by technology, age, and linguistics and choices of vocabulary. According to Pew Research Center (2019), Gen Z is defined as anyone born between 1997 and 2012. The question is, do people speak differently depending on their age? The answer is Yes. Albeit it may not seem entirely logical, research conducted based on age cohorts demonstrates that people do converse differently depending on their age. As for Gen Z, their languag

The Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and IT has officially partnered with the Chartered Association of Building Engineers (CABE) at an event today with the presence of CABE delegates, Dr Gavin Dunn, CEO of CABE UK, Alison Duckles, Director of Professional Development and Sr Isacc Sunder Rajan , Chair of CABE Malaysia Chapter. MAHSA University is the 3rd university in Malaysia after UKM and USM to achieve this partnership. As such we will receive accreditation from CABE for 4 of our programmes, Diploma and Degree in Civil Engineering, Diploma and Degree in Architecture Technology. Range of benefits of this collaboration include: Free membership of CABE for all of our students. The opportunity to be accredited by one of the most exciting and one of the fastest-growing industry bodies in the sector. A dedicated CABE team to provide personal support to and partner with our University to link Academia and students with the profession and employers for the benefit of the sector. 5 F

Congratulation to our 16 Diploma in Dental Technology students who completed their program last week.  What a proud day! We couldn't be happier for you! Again, congratulations on graduating and Cheers to your next adventure!

General Studies teach students us to be more sensitive, tolerant and adaptable as members of a polycultural community General Studies is an undergraduate education course offered with the aim of providing students with preparatory knowledge for life in modern society. The knowledge includes an understanding of noble values, history, and responsibility in society, mastery of soft skills, expansion of knowledge regarding Malaysia, and being able to apply knowledge in daily life. General Studies subjects have been introduced with the aim of improving the quality of human capital in line with the goals of the National Higher Education Strategic Plan. With that, the General Studies subjects are expected to be able to produce graduates who are holistic and have a strong identity by adhering to religion, heritage customs, pure values as well as culture and identity that have been practiced for generations in Malaysia.

November every year, we ask the world to unite to help reduce the burden of oral diseases, which affect individuals, health systems and economies everywhere. Its purpose: to empower people with the knowledge, tools and confidence to secure good oral health. In Malaysia we promote mouth cancer awareness month. Oral cancer, also known as mouth cancer, is cancer of the lining of the lips, mouth, or upper throat. In the mouth, it most commonly starts as a painless white patch, that thickens, develops red patches, an ulcer, and continues to grow. Oral cancer, also known as mouth cancer, is cancer of the lining of the lips, mouth, or upper throat. In the mouth, it most commonly starts as a painless white patch, that thickens, develops red patches, an ulcer, and continues to grow. Population growth and aging are the largest contributors to the increasing total number of cancer cases and the shift in the burden of cancer and other chronic diseases toward economically developing countries. The

Congratulations to the first batch of ECDSA (Executive Certificate in Dental Surgery Assistant) students on the completion of their course. Kudos to all lecturers and staff from the Faculty of Dentistry for guiding them during the theory and practical sessions on campus. A Dental Surgery Assistant (DSA) is an auxiliary personnel who plays an integral and valued role in the dental healthcare team. He or she will work alongside dental surgeons in providing quality oral healthcare service to patients by assisting a dentist with procedures and necessary patient care. Currently, DSAs in the private sectors do not have formal training as compared to those in the public sector. Therefore, this programme will give the opportunity for students to be skilful both theoretically and in practical aspects. This programme will provide insightful exposure to the fundamentals of dental science and the necessary practical exposure a learner needs in order to perform efficiently and effectively alongside