For QIU’s culinary arts students, the event was more than just a dinner—it was an invaluable hands-on learning experience. Working in a fully booked restaurant for two consecutive nights exposed them to the kind of pressure, precision, and teamwork required in the real world.
In a field featuring 80 teams and 888 athletes from 10 countries—Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei, Russia, Lebanon, Germany, Sri Lanka, South Africa, and the United States—Toe added two silver medals and one bronze medal to his growing tally of international honours.
Mr Sprash’s scintillating presentation, titled ‘The 8 Habits of I’m Possible People’, entertained the audience and struck a deep emotional chord in all present. He used his personal journey as a potent metaphor for the power of the human spirit in overcoming great odds and achieving massive success.
Each station challenged students to engage with real-world issues while broadening their understanding of the industries and institutions that drive us forward.
This year’s programme featured a full day of career talks, engaging forums, interactive workshops, and employer booths where students connected directly with recruiters, explored job opportunities, and took part in on-the-spot interviews.
Building on previous pharmacy student-led campaigns that addressed issues such as skin care, cardiovascular health and women’s health, this year’s initiative aims to highlight the importance of bone, joint and muscle health across all ages — from posture and device-related problems in children to injury prevention in working adults and fracture risk in older adults
The engaging young man also walked away with the Best Business Innovation Award, bringing his total prize winnings to RM6,000 along with the winner’s trophy.
Under the agreement, students from SIAH have a direct pathway to pursue life science degree programmes under QIU’s Faculty of Integrated Life Sciences.
FILS undergraduate and postgraduate students dominated the winners’ podium at the recently concluded UTAR Intervarsity Science Symposium 2025, impressing the judges with their stellar presentations.
Led by our Faculty of Medicine, the third workshop in the ongoing Community Health and Wellness campaign encouraged participants to engage in regular physical activity as a safeguard against severe illness.
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| 27-Apr | 1-May | Week 2 | Learning Week | Labour Day | 1-May | Fri | |
| 4-May | 8-May | Week 3 | Learning Week | ||||
| 11-May | 15-May | Week 4 | Learning Week | ||||
| 18-May | 22-May | Week 5 | Learning Week | ||||
| 25-May | 29-May | Week 6 | Learning Week | Hari Raya Aidiladha | 27-May | Wed | |
| Wesak Day | 31-May | Sun | |||||
| 1-Jun | 5-Jun | Week 7 | Learning Week | Agong’s Birthday | 1-Jun | Mon | |
| (RPH) Wesak Day | 1-Jun | Mon | |||||
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