A common misconception about studying in a private university is that it is unaffordable. But a quality Australian education isn’t as far-fetched as you might think.
We know you know that quality education doesn’t come cheap. But what if we told you that there are ways to go about those hefty fees?
Living eco-friendly lives is the way forward, said three speakers at the recent online celebration of International Day of Biological Diversity organised by Swinburne Sarawak Green Club.
Get ready SPM 2020 batch, results are coming! Here’s how to check your SPM results online.
SPM school-leavers who are keen to experience Australian education from the comfort of their homes can now apply for the Fast-Track Swinburne Foundation, a trimester programme that will allow students to progress directly to a bachelor’s degree programme by March 2022.
Biotechnology has become a household name. We come across the word and its technological products wherever we are. Biotechnology simply refers to the use of biological systems or living organisms (at microscale or macroscale) to develop various products such as the recently developed Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccines being administered to people around the world.
Gawai will continue to be an important celebration in this time of the pandemic, thanks to the efforts of individuals who recognise the significance of preserving culture and customs.
The Swinburne Sarawak Young Accountants’ Club (YAC) recently organised a virtual talk titled ‘Your Career as a Professional and Your Paths in EY’ in collaboration with Ernst and Young (EY).
Ever seen this old saying on healthy eating posters, ‘Eat to live, not live to eat’? What exactly does this phrase mean?
More than 200 Swinburne students and staff as well as invited guests attended the Swinburne Student Final Year Research Project (FYRP) Conference recently where the final-year students had the opportunity to showcase their year-long research projects to industry representatives.
