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This year, the Faculty of Communication kicked off its third HELP Film Festival with a lineup of Malaysian-themed short films produced by its own students. The event was held during HELP University’s Open Day and the Faculty of Communication’s Communication Day, and was led by an organising team of HELP’s Communication students. Students were given…

Over the years, computers have become prevalent and have been embedded in every facet of our society. It is almost impossible to imagine a world without computers. They have also gained significance as they have improved the efficiency and productivity in the workplace and at home. Software engineers and developers are at the forefront of…

The University of London students are a diverse and dedicated group of students who not only excel in their studies but also organize inspiring and thought-provoking talks on current topics such as climate change and multiculturalism. The idea is to expose students to a range of issues and debates. Students who enroll for the University…

The Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Level (IAL) is a renowned and widely accepted qualification for university admission around the world. It gives students the chance to develop intellectually as they explore their chosen subjects in great depth. The HELP Academy (HA), part of the HELP Group of educational enterprises, has achieved an enviable record in…

Syed Adam Emir Putra is an 18-year-old fencing sports athlete from Kuala Lumpur. He is also a HELP University student studying for his Edexcel A-Levels. He took up fencing since he was nine, having followed in the footsteps of his brother, who was a national fencer, and after watching Star Wars. As a budding fencing…

Students from the UOL programme and the ANU-Student Mobility Programme recently attended a talk, “China and the One Belt, One Road Initiative” by Dr Cheong Kee Cheok, a Research Associate at the Asia-Europe Institute (AEI), University of Malaya. Dr Cheong started his presentation by explaining to the students what “The Belt & Road Initiation (BRI)”…

As the quality of education in Malaysia continues to evolve and advance, the quality of teachers must also grow and develop alongside it. Gone were the days when a general undergraduate degree was sufficient for an educator, especially for those working in the private sector. Teachers must constantly seek to raise their pedagogical competencies and…

Seventy-five new SASA scholars were welcomed into the HELP University fraternity today in a ceremony attended by their parents, heads of departments, current SASA scholars and HELP Vice Chancellor and President Professor Datuk Dr Paul Chan. Fifty-eight of them will be joining pre-university and diploma programmes, while 17 will enter degree programmes at HELP. SASA…

HELP University will run the ANU-HELP Student Mobility Programme 2018, titled “Constructing Asia: Governance, Institutions and Identity”, from 3 January 2018 to 9 February 2018. There will be four ANU students and three HELP students joining this year’s programme. Datuk Dr Paul Chan welcomed the seven participants at a small reception where he shared his…

The Faculty of Law and Government of HELP University has always prided itself on its success in grooming employable lawyers and on its strong connections to the law fraternity. The Faculty seeks to imbue law training into their students and does so by exposing them to the various facets of legal practice from the moment…