INSIGHTS @ MAHSA

“This is our Time” originated from the UNESCO Associated Schools Project. Currently, this project is organized by Time Project Headquarters in Canada in cooperation with Time Ambassadors, who are expert teachers who have been involved with the Time Project in organizing for years. Our mission is to empower youth to understand and act on the world’s greatest challenges as they are the future of our world. Centre for pre-University Studies had multiple Video conferences with schools from around the world on 08/12/23. The countries we had conferences with include Croatia, Taiwan, Poland, Canada, and India. The interaction and cultural exchange were intriguing and awakening so our students had a wonderful time. This project is the epitome of fun learning. This platform truly helped students express their voices. The topics discussed were Global Refugee Crisis, Rising Temperature of the planet and Artificial Intelligence Pros and Cons. Video conferencing 

On November 24th, 2023, the School of Education (SOE) from the Faculty of Health Sciences, Nursing and Education (FOHSNE) hosted its inaugural " ENCHANTED ECHOES: CHORAL SPEAKING & THEATRE " event, featuring the talents of 50 Diploma in Teaching English as a Second Language (DTESL) students and 46 Diploma in Early Childhood Education (DECE) students. This captivating showcase of choral speaking, theatre, and dance performances was meticulously crafted under the guidance of DTESL and DECE lecturers. The event served as a culmination of months of dedicated rehearsals, planning, and collaboration, fulfilling the assessments for ELE 4173 (Public Speaking) and ECEC4295 (Music, Movement and Drama in ECE) modules. Held in the auditorium, the event was inaugurated by our Faculty Dean Assoc. Prof Dr. Veronica Chua who commended the school for organizing this wonderful event. Also in attendance were the school’s industry advisors as well as faculty students and staff . "

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

Physiotherapy students from the Faculty of Health Sciences, Nursing and Education (FOHSNE), MAHSA University were privileged to attend a hands-on workshop by Mr. Liam Harkness a leading Sport therapist from UK with more than 25 years’ experience treating clients with all kinds of long-term health issues and chronic pain. Liam studied and worked with Aaron Mattes, the founder of Active Isolated Stretching (AIS). Under Aaron's tutelage, Liam developed his approach to sports performance and rehabilitation by learning to optimize force distribution during movement. Liam conducted this 3-hour for MAHSA students with the help of his assistant Ms. Jasmine Pang who coincidentally is a Physiotherapy alumna   of MAHSA University. Some of the things students learn during the workshop were how to assess upper body posture and the role posture plays in Janda's upper crossed syndrome, the laws of movement that govern load and force distribution, active assisted stretches to open tight fa

EMBRACING UNITY: A HEARTFELT WELCOME TO THE RAMAIAH UNIVERSITY DELEGATION IN MALAYSIA On November 14, 2023, FOHBAF received a delegation from Ramaiah University, Bangalore, India consisting of 44 MBA students and 2 lecturers. In the spirit of cross-cultural harmony and diplomatic collaboration, we extend a warm and enthusiastic welcome to the esteemed delegation from Ramaiah as they embark on a visit to Malaysia. This occasion is a celebration of the enduring friendship between our nations and an opportunity to fortify our ties through mutual understanding and shared goals. Preparations for this visit have been meticulous, ensuring that our guests experience the best of Malaysian hospitality. From logistical arrangements to a detailed itinerary, every effort has been made to make their stay comfortable and enriching. The welcoming ceremony, set against the backdrop of Malaysia’s rich cultural heritage, will serve as a testament to the warmth with which we embrace our Indian counterpart

The Nursing students of MAHSA University had the special opportunity to attend an international guest lecture by Mr. Paul Illingworth, a distinguished Mental Health Nursing educator from United Kingdom on 18th October 2023. Mr. Illingworth was previously the Head of the School of Nursing & Midwifery, Birmingham City University and co-authored a number of Mental Health Nursing books. He is currently the Head, Leicester School of Allied Health Sciences, De Montfort University, United Kingdom. The topic of Mr. Illingworth’s guest lecture was “Evolution of Mental Health Nursing and Challenges Ahead”, which provided valuable insights on the changing trends, new approaches and potential pitfalls with regards to mental health nursing. More than 120 MAHSA nursing students attended this lecture. Additionally during this visit an MOU was executed between Faculty of Health Sciences, Nursing and Education (FOHSNE) MAHSA University and Leicester School of Allied Health Sciences, De Montfort Un

MAHSA University was honoured to be 1 of only 3 Malaysian Universities invited to the 2nd International Symposium on Development of Pharmacy Schools, in Nanjing China A proud recognition of MAHSA's growing reputation to be invited to share the stage with prominent universities from around the world such as University of Michigan, University of Sydney, University of Otago, University of Glasgow, Strathclyde, Monash and many others. #MAHSA #Pharmacy #BeMORE #internationalsymposium

Hello fitness enthusiasts and curious minds! Today, we're diving deep into the world of isokinetic machines and their role in both performance enhancement and rehabilitation. And guess what? We're even going to sneak in some awesome scoop at the Faculty of Health Science (FOHS), MAHSA University. So, buckle up, and let's roll! What are Isokinetic Machines? Isokinetic machines are specialized equipment designed to provide consistent resistance during a movement, regardless of the speed. This means whether you're moving fast or slow, the machine adjusts to provide the same level of resistance, making it a unique tool in the world of fitness and rehabilitation. Images above taken from https://www.iprsmediquipe.com/products/biodex-isokinetic-system-4/biodex-system-4-pro/ Faculty of Health Science Isokinetic Machine One of the primary benefits of isokinetic machines is their ability to measure and improve muscle strength. For athletes, especially those recovering from in

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

Malaysians are currently experiencing the impact of climate change as the ambient temperature rises, frequency and intensity of heat waves increases, rainfall gets heavier with increased frequency and intensity of storm surge events. Agriculture and Fisheries industries have been severely impacted causing a rise in food prices and threatening food security. Fruit seasons are off, and even though durian season is always appreciated, the other impacts are not as desirable. We must make changes now, or our children will no longer be able to enjoy the beauty and prosperity that the environment has brought Malaysia through the generations. Climate change is the greatest threat facing the world's children and young people and the resulting climate crisis is considered a child rights crisis. According to the Children's Climate Change Risk Index report published by UNICEF in 2021, From floods and vector-borne diseases to deteriorating air quality and improper disposal of hazardous wa

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

A delegation from the Republic of Korea visited MAHSA on the 18th of September for an MOU signing ceremony between Sunchon National University, Jeollanam-do, and MAHSA University. The delegation headed by Mr. Han Sook-kyung and Ms. Kim Jeong-hee, who was representing Sunchon National University President Lee Byeong-won, was received by the Chairman of MAHSA YB Prof. Tan Sri Datuk Dr. Mohamed Haniffa and Vice Chancellor Prof. Dato’ Dr. Ikram Shah. The MOU signing was followed by a discussion on areas of potential collaboration between universities. We look forward to a long and fruitful partnership with Sunchon National University.

The one thing sports does best is to unite everyone regardless of how competitive one may be and it was without a doubt the best thing we saw at the Merdeka Bersama MAHSA Telematch last Thursday. With 8 highly competitive teams of 10 members each from Dentistry, Pharmacy, Business, Hospitality, Medicine, Health Sciences, Education and languages, and Finance, the energy level was at its peak that evening as they battled amongst each other in 5 different sports categories which led them to the ultimate Tug of War! Congratulations to the winning teams and those who participated in and supported the event. Thank you to each one of you for making this event a success and kudos to our Student Central team and our Student Representative Council for making this possible.