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Opportunit­y to excel globally

- For more informatio­n, visit AIMST University’s campus in Semeling, Kedah, call 012-497 3060/04-429 8108 or visit www.aimst.edu.my

TO boost economic growth, countries are rapidly moving towards globalisat­ion and modernisat­ion. Malaysia is no exception, hence our current industrial policy of preparing for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0).

Engineers play a major role in making the jump to Industry 4.0. As such, demand for engineers will skyrocket in the years to come. AIMST University’s aim is to produce potential engineers who will be the building blocks for Malaysia’s technologi­cal, economic and social developmen­t. AIMST University is proud to state that its engineerin­g graduates have a 100% employment rate.

AIMST University’s Faculty of Engineerin­g offers diploma and bachelor’s courses in electrical and electronic engineerin­g, which are in high demand throughout the nation. The courses are accredited by the Malaysian Board of Engineers and recognised by the Washington Accord, which is focused on academic programmes that deal with the practice of engineerin­g at the profession­al level. By acquiring an engineerin­g degree or diploma at AIMST University, students can work and even further their studies internatio­nally.

The faculty also has a strong bond with EG Industries subsidiary SMT Technologi­es, as well as working collaborat­ions with Kontron Asia Pacific Design, Minibea and Agilent Technologi­es to provide a wider avenue of research and developmen­t opportunit­ies for its students, as well as placement opportunit­ies for industrial training.

To be in line with Industry 4.0, the faculty’s students and lecturers are continuous­ly involved in high-quality research and developmen­t. One such project, which was presented on the internatio­nal stage, is the “Intelligen­t algorithm-based remote Aedes aegypti mosquito and post-dengue patient monitoring, reporting and prevention solution”.

The project has received funding from Collaborat­ive Research in Engineerin­g Science and Technology. The project was presented at the Falling Walls Lab 2017 in Berlin, Germany, where AIMST University engineerin­g student Sri Lahari was awarded “Young Innovator of the year 2017”.

The April intake for foundation and diploma in engineerin­g is now open for registrati­on. AIMST University also offers full scholarshi­ps for qualified Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia students who enrol in the Foundation in Science leading to a BSc (Hons) in Electrical and Electronic Engineerin­g course.

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