Wednesday, 4 November 2026
Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus marked a milestone in advancing public engagement with science and high-quality education by hosting a Nobel Laureate Public Lecture featuring Professor Pierre Agostini, co-recipient of the 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics, from The Ohio State University, USA.
Tuesday, 27 October 2026
Professor Ir Dr Viknesh Andiappan from Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus has received two prestigious national awards in 2026 recognising his contributions to scientific research, industrial decarbonisation, and sustainable energy systems.
Monday, 26 October 2026
Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus and Hainan Normal University (HNU) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore academic programme collaboration, joint research, and staff and student exchanges – strengthening international connections between the two institutions.
Friday, 30 October 2026
Before your forward that screenshot, ask yourself where its original source is from. From 24 to 31 October, UNESCO marks Global Media and Information Literacy Week. This year’s theme, “We All Play a Part: Media and Information Literacy for the …
Thursday, 15 October 2026
Communication skills are a vital part of graduate employability, yet they are not always reflected in your transcript. Employers also value how clearly you communicate, work with others and adapt to different situations. If you’re deciding what to study after …
Tuesday, 8 September 2026
As the world marks International Literacy Day and the Day to Protect Education from Attack, students in Sarawak are reminded that access to safe, quality education is a privilege worth taking seriously. This week, two United Nations observance days fall …
4 November 2026
by Jason Thomas Chew As AI agents take on more coding work, IT graduates stay valuable through strong fundamentals, sound judgement, and the responsibility to verify what AI produces. If AI agents can write code and build whole applications without …
21 October 2026
by Dr Christina Yin Swinburne Sarawak students, staff, and environmental partners cleared 104 kilograms of litter from Pasir Panjang beach during the university’s SDG Carnival, and the debriefing raised questions about plastic waste and what comes next. A Clean-up After …
7 October 2026
by Nur Hidayah Safarudin Projects involving Swinburne Sarawak academics won three Gold, four Silver and two Bronze awards at eCONDEV 2026. A Foundation studies lecturer explains what they showcase about helping students adjust to university. For students entering Foundation studies, …
23 October 2026
by Professor Brian Wong Kee Mun Through a longhouse morning, a river journey and the objects that carry Sarawak’s history, this article argues that authentic tourism, built on community-based tourism principles, earns visitor loyalty that staged performances cannot. The Morning …
16 October 2026
by Dayang Arfahiza Binti Abang Junaidi, Postgraduate Student, Faculty of Business, Design and Arts Sarawak SMEs can gain sustainable competitive advantage by adopting AI strategically to solve business problems, improve productivity and drive innovation. AI adoption for SMEs is becoming …
9 October 2026
by Dr Lorna Liew Siew Ling Foreign investment in Sarawak creates openings for local SMEs, but only the ones that build capability, form partnerships and prepare early will win a place in investor supply chains. Foreign investment in Sarawak is …
