Sabah’s ATI College visits Curtin M’sia to explore educational partnership

MIRI: A delegation from ATI College, led by its executive chairman Datuk Seri Panglima Wong Khen Thau, visited Curtin University Malaysia here on Tuesday to explore collaboration opportunities.

According to a press release by Curtin Malaysia, Wong was accompanied by the college’s deputy chief executive officer Jerome James Willie and registrar Mable Cheong.

On hand to receive them were Curtin Malaysia’s pro vicechancellor, president and chief executive Prof Simon Leunig; deputy pro vice-chancellor Prof Vincent Lee; Faculty of Business dean Prof Pauline Ho; and Future Students and External Engagement director Debora Caroline.

Leunig provided the visitors with a brief introduction to Curtin Malaysia and updated the delegation on its latest achievements in academia, research and partnerships.

Wong expressed his excitement about the possibility of collaborating with Curtin Malaysia in delivering Curtin Master of International Business at ATI College.

He also showed interest in introducing Curtin Malaysia’s degree programmes at ATI College, allowing the college’s diploma students to seamlessly progress to degree programmes at Curtin Malaysia. Beyond the discussions, the delegation was given a tour around the vast 1,200 acre campus of Curtin Malaysia – one of the largest foreign branch campuses in Malaysia.

Founded in 1996, Asian Tourism International College (ATI College) stands as a prominent private higher education institution in Sabah.

Renowned for its specialisations in hospitality and tourism education, ATI College offers a diverse range of diploma and degree programmes tailored to industry demands.