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22 Feb 2012
An inconvenient truth
By Angeline Lee
I think the time has come to ask ourselves the big questions about education.
What is the point?
What is wrong with how we are doing it?
How do we change?
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17 Feb 2012
Job Seeking 101 at the UKEC-GRADUAN Career Fair
By Lim Yin Faye
27th March 2011, London – In spite of losing an hour of sleep due to daylight savings, hundreds of students and graduates came to University College London (UCL) to attend the 7th Annual UKEC-GRADUAN Career Fair, looking for jobs, internships, or just curious to find out more about what the Malaysian job market had to offer them. More than 30 companies, including UKEC’s corporate sponsors, were represented at the fair. A diverse range of fields were represented at the fair, from banking to broadcasting.
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18 Feb 2012
Interview with Tun Dr Mahathir Mohammad
By Amir Fareed Rahim, Tai Zee Kin, Wan Anis Munira Wan Kamaruddin, and Ahmad Zaidi Azamuddin
(Please note that this interview took place in February 2009. All references to the ‘current’ applies to that particular time, and Tun Abdullah here is referred to as Dato’ Seri Abdullah.)
When we first found out that we were going to interview Tun Dr Mahathir, we were excited. Hundreds of questions came to mind and we spent hours picking out interesting topics that we felt had to be discussed.
However, we were also very intimidated. What if our questions were not intelligent or challenging enough? Even worse, what if we offend him with a sensitive topic? After all, this is a man who is known for his frank opinions and laser sharp wit.
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20 Feb 2012
Resource Revenue – Income or Wealth?
By Dhruva Murugasu
“So for the Norwegian people, the oil revenue is not revenue at all, it’s just wealth being moved into a more diversified portfolio for the future.” - Yngve Slyngstad, CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM)
Reading this quote immediately got me thinking of almost all oil & gas-exporting countries, in particular Malaysia. Our revenues derived from these non-renewable resources are treated as income in our national budget.
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21 Feb 2012
Maximise Your Potential – UKEC Graduan Career Fair 2012
The UKEC-GRADUAN Career Fair 2012 will be from the 1st to 3rd of April 2012 at UCL! Save the date, and watch Connectwork’s teaser video to find out what you can expect at the fair.
For more information, please visit the Career Fair website here. The Facebook event page is https://www.facebook.com/events/183147805119711/
Send your CV early to maximize your chance of securing internships and job opportunities. Don’t miss your chance to maximise your potential with over 40 top Malaysian companies.
Send your CV to cv@ukeconline.com today!
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An inconvenient truth
By Angeline Lee
I think the time has come to ask ourselves the big questions about education.
What is the point?
What is wrong with how we are doing it?
How do we change?
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Maximise Your Potential – UKEC Graduan Career Fair 2012
The UKEC-GRADUAN Career Fair 2012 will be from the 1st to 3rd of April 2012 at UCL! Save the date, and watch Connectwork’s teaser video to find out what you can expect at the fair.
For more information, please visit the Career Fair website here. The Facebook event page is https://www.facebook.com/events/183147805119711/
Send your CV early to maximize your chance of securing internships and job opportunities. Don’t miss your chance to maximise your potential with over 40 top Malaysian companies.
Send your CV to cv@ukeconline.com today!
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Resource Revenue – Income or Wealth?
By Dhruva Murugasu
“So for the Norwegian people, the oil revenue is not revenue at all, it’s just wealth being moved into a more diversified portfolio for the future.” - Yngve Slyngstad, CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM)
Reading this quote immediately got me thinking of almost all oil & gas-exporting countries, in particular Malaysia. Our revenues derived from these non-renewable resources are treated as income in our national budget.
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Interview with Tun Dr Mahathir Mohammad
By Amir Fareed Rahim, Tai Zee Kin, Wan Anis Munira Wan Kamaruddin, and Ahmad Zaidi Azamuddin
(Please note that this interview took place in February 2009. All references to the ‘current’ applies to that particular time, and Tun Abdullah here is referred to as Dato’ Seri Abdullah.)
When we first found out that we were going to interview Tun Dr Mahathir, we were excited. Hundreds of questions came to mind and we spent hours picking out interesting topics that we felt had to be discussed.
However, we were also very intimidated. What if our questions were not intelligent or challenging enough? Even worse, what if we offend him with a sensitive topic? After all, this is a man who is known for his frank opinions and laser sharp wit.
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Job Seeking 101 at the UKEC-GRADUAN Career Fair
By Lim Yin Faye
27th March 2011, London – In spite of losing an hour of sleep due to daylight savings, hundreds of students and graduates came to University College London (UCL) to attend the 7th Annual UKEC-GRADUAN Career Fair, looking for jobs, internships, or just curious to find out more about what the Malaysian job market had to offer them. More than 30 companies, including UKEC’s corporate sponsors, were represented at the fair. A diverse range of fields were represented at the fair, from banking to broadcasting.
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Air dicincang takkan putus
By Georgina Menggu
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