INSIGHTS @ MAHSA

We're pleased to announce that our students have recently won gold at the SUKMA XXI event held in Sarawak for the Kabaddi games category. Shakthi Shree A/P Visvalingam (Faculty of Health Science, Nursing & Education), and Bramakumari A/P Mani (Faculty of Pharmacy), both represented the Wilayah Persekutuan Kabbadi women's team which dominated the proceedings. The men's team in turn, despite fierce competition, struck gold as well.  To ensure they were adequately prepared for the event, the team trained fervently at our sports facilities for several months under the tutelage of their manager and our staff Mr. Anbarasu Letchumanan, a veteran kabaddi coach who has been instrumental in guiding the team from the preparation stage to conquering their rivals during the event.  This monumental victory under our belt has made all of us MAHSA immensely proud of their efforts! Keep striving to BE MORE!  #MAHSA #BeMore #Kabaddi #SUKMA2024    

Our Faculty of Health Science, Nursing & Education student Shema Gloire Ange recently won a silver medal in the 105kg cateogry at the Sarawak Powerlifting Open, held by the Sarawak Powerlifting Association - SPA, in the prestigious Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK), under the Men’s Open Raw category.   Hot off the heels with his previous achievement this year with a national bench press record under the Malaysian Association for Powerlifting Bench Press Championship event, Shema dove back into preparation and training over the next 5 months for yet another elite event, demonstrating exceptional discipline, hard work, and commitment to perform and thrive at the highest level.  Competitive powerlifting is a famously intense and technically demanding sport that requires different muscle groups to work in unison, often pushing the body to its absolute limits. This requires significant mental fortitude and a rigorous training regimen in order to maximize strength, an...

Ns. Mustopa, M. Kep, a recent PhD graduate from the Faculty of Health Science, Nursing and Education at MAHSA University, has been honoured with Indonesia’s Health Ministry National award for his extraordinary dedication in building and developing health services at the world's largest archipelagic state – Indonesia.   Driven by extraordinary passion and desire to provide quality health care service for everyone, Dr. Mustopa successfully created an integrated health service model in Islamic boarding schools for local residents and the Husnul Khotimah Islamic Boarding School. This brought a significant positive impact on the health status of Islamic boarding school students and religious teachers in the region. It is hoped that Mustopa's achievements will inspire and motivate other health care practitioners to provide the best health care service for the community. All of us at MAHSA University are very proud of our alumni Dr. Mustopa’s achievements and wish him continu...

MAHSA hosts students from Daegu Health College, Korea  25 students from Daegu Health College, Korea arrived at MAHSA University on 8 th July 2024 for a 4-week mobility programme. The objective of this programme was to enhance the English language proficiency of the participants for effective communication in healthcare, provide exposure to Malaysian healthcare system and practices as well as foster cultural exchange and understanding between Korean and Malaysian students. This inbound mobility programme offers a blend of academic learning, skills development and cultural immersion that provided for the holistic development of students. Below are some of the highlights of the students’ time at MAHSA: A)  Classroom Activities      B) Cultural Exchange: Malaysian Food Sampling C) Games: Including introduction to traditional games of Malaysia D.      Masterclasses on Green Technology and Sustainable Living Ecovillage and Sustainable To...