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Swinburne Sarawak students’ artwork to help Heart Centre visitors relax

With a large colourful mural at the entrance and a dozen smaller art pieces, professionally framed and complete with themes and names of its creators lining the walls of the atrium, visitors to the Heart Centre of the Sarawak General Hospital could be forgiven for thinking they were in an art gallery.


Swinburne Sarawak grads to help out at schools

KUCHING -Schools which are underperforming could see graduates from Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus lending a hand to help raise the learning abilities of students.This could soon become a reality with the setting up of the Teach for Malaysia …


Helping international students adjust

How do we react when we see an international student?


Swinburne Sarawak students help spruce up children’s home

Fifty students from Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus recently took time off from their studies to help spruce up The Salvation Army Children’s Home at Jalan Upland.


Swinburne Sarawak students lend a helping hand at Cheshire Home

For many of us, Saturdays are precious – it’s the time to sleep in, go window shopping or even spend time idling away at home. But for 10 students of Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus, it was a day to volunteer their time and energy at the Sarawak Cheshire Home.


Swinburne and HELP University College join forces

Under a new partnership, HELP University College and Swinburne University of Technology, Australia will deliver a unique experience for HELP’s psychology students to complete their degrees in Australia.


Turning Sarawak’s Economic Investments into SME Growth Opportunities

by Aamir Ashfaq Khan Sarawak’s investments in business events, advanced manufacturing and digital technology open real openings for SMEs, but only those that identify their place in the value chain, build the right capabilities and test demand before scaling will …


Beyond Code: How Students Are Building the Future of Software

by Dr Fu Swee Tee Low-code and no-code platforms are shifting software development from syntax mastery to problem-solving, enabling students and professionals to build meaningful solutions faster while fundamentals remain essential. “Can you build an app?” Not long ago, that …


Researcher of the Month – September 2026

We are excited to launch a new internal series highlighting the people behind the impactful research happening across SUTS. Each month, we will feature a SUTS researcher to learn more about their projects, research impact, and collaborators, helping us better understand the expertise within our community and encouraging new collaborations.


The Side Hustle Trap: Balancing Growth, Profitability and Sustainability

by Ashley Esther Binti Holek A business only turns growth into lasting success when scalability and profitability grow together, not when one is sacrificed for the other. Many micro and small businesses assume that more customers automatically mean business success. …