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Scholarship to study at Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology (MJIIT)
Open to local (master and PHD) and ASEAN (master) candidates.
Please contact dr.Sukri for more information.
MJIIT’s expert give comments about the missing of MH370 on National TV
Scholarship for Master students from ASEAN
MJIIT has newly launched a scholarship program called “MJIIT ASEAN Student Incentive Award”, offering 25 scholarships for students from ASEAN member countries to study Master’s Degree Program at MJIIT, for intake of September 2014/November 2014/February 2015.
contact me for the list of projects. researchsukri@gmail.com
Basic OpenFOAM workshop
Dear All,
Thank you for your support and participations at the Basic OpenFOAM workshop. We’re planning to organise a series of similar workshop (increase in complexity) in the near future. Please be updated with any news on this. Our aim is to promote the use of OpenFOAM locally and providing a platform for discussion and knowledge sharing among the OpenFOAM community in Malaysia. If you have suggestion on how we can go for that, please don’t hesitate to drop me an email.
Cheers,
Mohamed Sukri Mat Ali (MJIIT) and Low Lee Leong (UNITEN)
Tel: +603- 22031286
Postgraduate Research’s topics for 2012 are now available
I’m pleased to invite to those who are interested in doing postgraduate study (Master by research or Ph.D) to see the research topics that I offer for this year (click: Research-Topics). The programs are under Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology (MJIIT).
Malaysia, Japan commemorate 30th anniversary of Look East Policy, The Star,Wednesday March 14, 2012 MYT
PUTRAJAYA: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda have exchanged special messages to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Malaysia’s Look East Policy.
In a statement, the Foreign Ministry said both prime ministers described the policy as a testament to the close bond of friendship and partnership between Malaysia and Japan.
“Both sides have also expressed the hope that the recently established Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology in Kuala Lumpur would significantly develop as a centre of excellence in engineering education, not only in Malaysia but also for the Asean region,” it said.
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the policy, which was introduced in 1982 by then prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
The Look East Policy’s main objective was to acquire technological know-how, work ethics and good work values, which are seen to be among of the ingredients for the success of the developed countries in East Asia, especially Japan.
Some 15,000 Malaysians have benefited under the policy, through studies and training at Japanese universities and companies, especially in sectors that require advanced technical skills and technology. – Bernama