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Navigating the Digital Frontier: A Bright Future for Geoinformatics Graduates

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By Shahabuddin Amerudin In an age where data is king, and technology continues to shape the way we interact with our world, there’s a field of study that’s becoming increasingly vital and promising: Geoinformatics. For students with a passion for programming and system/application development, pursuing a degree in Geoinformatics can open doors to a world of exciting career opportunities and a future that’s anything but ordinary. Geoinformatics: Where Geospatial Meets Technology Geoinformatics is an interdisciplinary field that bridges the gap between geospatial and technology. It harnesses the power of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing, data analysis, and programming to […]

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Generic Skills and UTM’s Graduate Attributes

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INTRODUCTION In line with UTM’s vision and mission statements, the University is committed to graduating competent, creative and versatile professionals who are guided by high moral and ethical values in the service of God and mankind. This will require graduates with sound disciplinary and professional knowledge, high self-esteem and effective skills in communication, team working, problem-solving and lifelong learning. The University has therefore identified a range of attributes and generic skills which will enable our graduates to function effectively in a wide range of social and professional contexts. The development of these attributes will be embedded within the contexts of

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