by Dr Clarice Chua Sarawak SMEs get the most from AI when they use it to solve specific problems while protecting staff wellbeing and customer trust. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant sci-fi concept reserved for global tech …
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.
Andy Tsai Ming Kong, a Swinburne Sarawak graduate, completed his Bachelor of Multimedia (Multimedia Software Development) at Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus in 2012, majoring in Design and Programming. Today, he is Managing Director of a food manufacturing company. …
by Chan Wei Chiang In Sarawak, responsible tourism depends first on traveller awareness, with hands-on experiences such as community homestays building that awareness more effectively than campaigns or policy alone. As Sarawak strengthens its position as a destination for responsible …
By Amy Siow Yin Nyau Industry exposure alongside academic knowledge is what separates future-ready graduates from those who struggle to contribute value from day one. Employers today face a challenge that is becoming harder to ignore. While graduates often leave …
As Sarawak continues to strengthen its talent and leadership pipeline, Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus brought together postgraduate alumni and public sector leaders through its School of Business Postgraduate Homecoming, celebrating the transformative role of lifelong learning in shaping Sarawak’s future workforce.
By Dr Symeon Mandrinos Malaysia’s automotive industry must balance the benefits of Electric Vehicle (EV) technology and supply chains from China with strategic derisking to strengthen long-term resilience and competitiveness. Managing a Complex Relationship in Malaysia’s Automotive Industry Malaysia’s automotive …
The future of design came to life at GradX 2026 as graduating students from Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus unveiled their industry-ready final-year projects that spotlighted the creativity, innovation, and technical expertise shaping the next generation of design leaders.
by Aamir Ashfaq Khan Sarawak entrepreneurship must shift from low-margin, small-scale businesses toward scalable enterprises that align with digitalisation, sustainability, and the state’s 2030 development strategy. Sarawak entrepreneurship is entering a phase where building enterprises with long-term growth potential matters …
by Ir Associate Professor Dr Hudyjaya Siswoyo Jo Physical AI – the integration of artificial intelligence with robotics and physical systems – is set to transform Sarawak’s key industries, and engineers who can bridge both worlds will define the next …
