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.
KUCHING – Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus held its Swinburne Sarawak Careers Fair 2026 on 2 October, bringing together 1,065 participants, 30 employers and seven partner organisations with a focus on connecting students and graduates with career opportunities. Yang …
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 …
Nearly 220 alumni of Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus and approximately 80 institutional partners gathered at the university’s annual Appreciation and Awards Dinner to celebrate its alumni, recognise outstanding graduates, and strengthen ties with its wider community.
Ruth Yong Wang Theen, who has been fully blind since birth, hopes her achievement in completing a Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) at Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus will inspire others to pursue their aspirations with perseverance, regardless of the challenges they face.
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 …
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 …
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, …
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 …
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 …
