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KOS x Chongqing University The academic leaders from Chongqing University engaged in a meaningful exchange with Mr. Eric Ng, Chief Strategy Officer, and Mr. Vegas Liu, Corporate Strategy & Development Manager of KOS, and discussed the following key topics: 1. Facilitating Exchange and Development of Human Resources between Hong Kong and Chongqing: Both parties presented concrete ideas and plans on strengthening collaboration and communication between the two regions, aiming to foster interaction and development through human resources exchange, in areas such as education, technology, and culture. 2. Exploring Employment Prospects for students in both Regions: Through in-depth discussions, we explored the post-graduation employment prospects for students from both regions and discussed ways to provide them with more career development opportunities and support. 3. Potential for Student Interaction and Learning Exchange between the two Regions: Discussions centered on promoting interaction and exchange between students from Hong Kong and Chongqing to broaden their horizons, enhance mutual understanding, and facilitate learning. This exchange laid a solid foundation for establishing closer university-industry collaboration. We look forward to collaborating to provide more development opportunities and valuable experiences for students from both regions. Stay tuned to our social media for more updates! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. Join our KOS Family! Send your CV to joinus@kos-intl.com   #KOS #kosinternational #hk #hongkong #Recruitment #recruiting #recruitmentagency #recruiter #headhunting #bestrecruiter #bestworkplace #bestemployer #CQU #exchange #tworegions #coolaboration #workclosetogether 

"Experience is the teacher of all things" - a timeless insight from Julius Caesar that deeply resonates in our personal and professional lives. Thanks to Pei Wen Wong's initiative to bridge the gap between academia and industry, I recently had the opportunity to share my journey with the bright minds at Nanyang Technological University Singapore. This experience reminded me of the profound impact of hands-on experience on learning and growth. While textbooks and lectures lay the groundwork, the challenges we face, the mistakes we make, and the successes we celebrate in the real world truly shape us. Theoretical knowledge is important, but practical experience is the vessel that navigates us through the unpredictable seas of our careers. I am curious to hear from you all - How has real-world experience complemented your theoretical knowledge? Have there been moments where hands-on involvement provided insights that books could not? Share your stories in the comments below. Let's inspire each other by showcasing how stepping out of our comfort zones and engaging with the world directly has fueled our learning and growth. #LearningByDoing #RealWorldEducation #ExperienceMatters #NTU #IndustryAcademia #ntu #creative #creativity BBDO Worldwide BBDO Asia BBDO Singapore

Did you know that our university days shape us in countless ways? 👨🎓 It's not just about earning a degree; it's about the transformative journey that shapes our entire lives. From forging lifelong friendships to discovering hidden talents and understanding the world and ourselves better, these formative years lay the foundation for who we become. 🔥 University education is more than just academics; it's an immersive experience that molds individuals in profound ways. It's where we cultivate critical thinking skills, foster creativity, and develop a deeper understanding of the world around us. 🏅 These years play a crucial role in shaping our identity and preparing us for the challenges ahead. ✅ Malaysia offers a unique blend of academic excellence and cultural diversity. Its top universities provide world-class education in a multicultural environment, exposing students to different perspectives and broadening their horizons. Additionally, Malaysia's strategic location in Southeast Asia offers abundant opportunities for personal and professional growth. Choosing the right university is an important decision that can significantly impact your future. By studying in Malaysia, you not only gain access to quality education but also immerse yourself in a rich cultural tapestry that enhances your overall learning experience. Discover why studying in Malaysia matters and how it can shape your future. 🚀 Let us guide you on your educational journey and help you unlock the doors to endless possibilities. 🚪💡 Contact us today and start your extraordinary journey! Follow us for more inspiration: @ProjectHausEducation #UniversityLife #EducationJourney #StudyInMalaysia

This is a must if you want to increase your awareness of contemporary Malaysia and to get insights where politics and business are aligned today and predictions of near term policy and direction.

We are pleased to announce that #UTP, in partnership with Times Higher Education (#THE), will be hosting the prestigious Times Higher Education Campus Live SE Asia 2024 at the #Kuala #Lumpur #Convention #Centre on 26-27 #November #2024.   This event will gather over 350 leaders in #higher #education, #industry #experts, and #policymakers from across #Southeast #Asia to discuss and explore strategies for #driving #growth and #fostering #inclusive #transformation through #partnerships.   The theme of the event, "#From #Vision to #Action: #Driving #Growth and #Inclusive #Transformation #Through #Partnership," will focus on the critical role of #higher #education in shaping the #region's #future. By encouraging #collaboration and #knowledge #exchange, the event aims to address the pressing challenges faced by universities and develop innovative solutions for a #resilient #future.

Yesterday, I attended a sharing organized by the NUS Centre for Future-ready Graduates on the inner workings of Public Relations (PR) and what entails a competent PR practitioner. I had the honor of listening to the wealth of experience and profound expertise that both Koh Juat Muay 许月妹, AMIPRS, and Magel Ordoñez have had in their respective careers. As an aspiring Media practitioner, I was thoroughly inspired by the way they articulated themselves, not only confidently sharing their strengths but acknowledging the weaknesses that they have since surpassed. In fact, their sharing reminded me of the time my mum, Laura Ratnam and I attended the Year End Fundraising Bazaar organized by Women at Amazon to raise funds for the beneficiaries at Daughters Of Tomorrow - I shared about my mum's home-based business, Feather Mums, and why empowering disadvantaged women in society means a lot to the both of us. Looking back, certainly, there were areas that I could have improved on in terms of my public speaking (but I deserve to give myself a pat on the shoulder given that it was my first wide-scale public sharing haha)! After giving yesterday's sharing some thought, I have since realized that effective communication transcends language. It is through the simplest gestures, non-verbal cues, and mannerisms that allow one to forge lasting relations with others! Oh, and as Koh Juat Muay 许月妹, AMIPRS mentioned "Always dress the part"... this certainly resonates with me given my commitment to self-expression through fashion. #publicrelations #communications #publicspeaking

Yes Education was invited to join the Study Group Malaysia Agent Appreciation lunch in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Study Group is a leading international education specialist and a trusted strategic partner to more than 50 universities around the world. Reach out to Yes Education for any inquiries: https://hubs.ly/Q02xF_Z80 #YesEducation #YesEducationGlobal #ConnectingPeopleWithEducation #YesEducationMalaysia

"The library of tomorrow is a vision of sustainability, innovation, and inclusivity. It is a space where digital and physical worlds converge to provide unparalleled access to knowledge. It is a beacon of community engagement and environmental stewardship. As we embark on this journey, let us work together to build resilient libraries that will serve as pillars of learning and hubs of innovation for generations to come." By: Yang Berhormat Datuk Technologist Mustapha Sakmud, Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Malaysia These inspiring words were shared during the Southeast Asia Libraries of the Future Summit on 11 June 2024 in Penang, Malaysia. The summit was organized by #Elsevier in collaboration with Universiti Malaysia Perlis, Universiti Sains Malaysia, and Universiti Utara Malaysia. #LibrariesFutures #LibraryInnovation #SustainableLibraries

#Get To Know Our Partner Universities In the #GTIME program, each student spends their first year at Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH) in #Hamburg and then continues their studies at one of our #partner #universities. One of our #esteemed partner universities is Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) in Japan. This collaboration introduces students to the #innovative processes and #management approaches used in #Japan. The global success of #Japanese companies has sparked increased interest and appreciation for Japanese management #principles and innovative #practices among practitioners and scholars worldwide. Japanese companies have long adapted Western ideas of #quality and #innovation to their unique context, pioneering new innovation processes and management #techniques. Japan remains a leading force in the migration toward global operations, integrating design, sourcing, manufacturing, and distribution of products and services on a global scale. Spending the #second year in Japan adds a global dimension to the master's program in innovation and technology management. With Japan's renowned #industry innovation processes, having focused course and seminar modules on Japanese product and process innovation conducted in Japan offers a clear #advantage. #Innovation #TechnologyManagement #GlobalEducation #JapaneseInnovation #HigherEducation #StudyAbroad #InternationalStudents

Three things I learned from my Semester Exchange Experience in Malaysia 1. Support for Local Goods One of the key drivers of Malaysia's economic growth, in my observation, is the strong support for local products by the middle-class population. Malaysians often prefer locally made goods over imported ones, even when the local options are more expensive. For instance, while an internationally popular soda might cost around RM 2.5-3.5, many people opt for fresh juice or their favorite "Milo ice," which can cost RM 8-15 and RM 5-7, respectively. 2. Appreciation for What We Have Before my exchange, much like other students around me, I often found myself underestimating my university, my teachers, and even my own English-speaking skills. I had this notion that universities abroad were flawless and that I’d struggle to communicate in English all the time, fearing that people might judge my accent as a Pakistani. However, shortly after attending the orientation at my exchange university, I realized how mistaken I was. I found that our communication skills, people management abilities, and the dedication of our teachers back home are far better than I had thought. Constantly criticizing what we have—whether it's our university or our nation—only leads to underappreciation and ungratefulness. I’m grateful that my five months abroad gave me a much-needed perspective shift. 3. The Quality of Friendships Time doesn't necessarily define the depth of friendships. I've had friendships that lasted more than half a decade but never reached the level of connection I formed with friends I made in just a couple of months during my exchange. This experience has left me incredibly grateful for the people in my life, especially those who shed tears as we hugged goodbye. #semesterexchangeprogram #studyinginmalaysia #IoBM #UPM