Swinburne Sarawak’s final-year projects showcase highlights innovative student projects, and strengthens industry collaborations to a better world at the FYP Showcase.
by Ting Mee LingIn the pursuit of a sustainable future, we must nurture the well-being and authenticity of our youth amidst the tumult of modernity and social media pressures. There have been many instances where my young student teachers in early …
Google Scholar ORCID Biography Yugeetha is graduated from University of Putra Malaysia (UPM) with Honours in Bachelor of Communication, majoring in Journalism in 2011. She has completed a Masters in Communication from University of Science Malaysia in 2016 and …
By Professor Brian Wong Parents worldwide aspire to achieve their children’s dream of higher education, prompting them to search for the ideal overseas educational destination.This pursuit is seen as an investment in a brighter future, offering improved job prospects, the possibility …
Swinburne’s first Alumni Coffee Talk featured industry experts who discussed the transition from academia to professional life and emerging industry trends.
Designed to help you develop skills in communication, information technology and mathematics, and undertake units in physics, chemistry, and mathematics for engineering.
Two students from Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus’ School of Information and Communication Technologies achieved the runner-up position in the Data Presentation category at the SAS Curiosity Cup 2024 on 17 April 2024.
World Intellectual Property (IP) Day, a day when we celebrate all things inventive, is observed on 26 April annually. The theme this year – “Building Our Common Future with Innovation and Creativity” is a call to everyone to unite and save …
By Kizito Emmanuel Nyeko, PhD CandidateEntrepreneurial activity is one of the leading factors of economic growth, deriving value from taking risks and innovating.Entreprenuership and entrepreneurial activity is one of the leading factors of economic growth, deriving value from taking risks …
By Nivakan Sritharan and Lisa Ngui Lee HuaSugar is a common ingredient in our drinks and food, and is an additive that many cannot live without. However, excessive intake of sugar can cause many health issues such as obesity and non-communicable …
