This year, we again partnered with nonprofits to provide the residents of a local children’s home and the homeless around town with iftar and singgah sahur meals, thus amplifying the impact of our Ihya’ Ramadan programme.
Themed “Community AI Resources Employment,” the initiative encouraged students to explore AI-driven solutions tailored to community needs.
The latest accolade belongs to School of Biological Science senior lecturer Ms Hemalatha Murugaiah, who grabbed the Best Oral Presentation Award at the Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand Growth Triangle (IMTGT) Bioscience Conference 2025.
The collaboration will focus on two key research projects: investigating anti-ageing gene expression in human cells treated with a combination product; and evaluating the cell profileration effects of these compounds on normal and cancerous human cells.
Young sustainability leaders from the Faculty of Business and Management performed brilliantly to finish in the top 10% of the United Nations’ My Sustainable Living Challenge (MSLC) among a field of 315 groups.
Ms Law Yee Chin’s award-winning presentation brought to life the finer points of the ‘Reezy’ project she recently led at QIU, which sought to make the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) relatable and actionable in daily life.
Held on campus, this workshop focused on three objectives: sharing strategies to prevent physical injuries among the elderly; discussing the importance of creating and maintaining strong support networks; and communicating the best techniques to promote their emotional well-being.
by Subasri Krishnarajan Anbuchelvan On Saturday, May 25, 2024, thirteen Batch 20 MBBS students from the Faculty of Medicine (FoM) attended an event focused on menstrual health,
The iftar was spearheaded by QIU’s Student Life Division and Gerakan Pengguna Siswa club.
QIU staff and students kicked off 2024 with renewed verve for conserving and rehabilitating the Kinta River Basin.
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