Creative thinkers
SUCCESSFUL people are the product of their environment and Limkokwing University of Creative Technology provides the space for their students to succeed.
The university’s vice-president, brand, creativity and talent development Datuk Tiffanee Marie Lim pointed out that young people need an environment, which encourages them to be creative thinkers.
“Education is about your environment not just your classroom. At Limkokwing University, we understand this and we understand our students,” she said in an interview during the fair.
Lim pointed out all the successfu l people she admired had similar character traits.
“They know what they can contribute to the world, they have a sense of responsibility and humility. These are the pillars,” she said.
Elaborating on her talk entitled “Be The Most Successful” at the Education and Careers Talks last Saturday, Lim said students at Limkokwing University of Creative Technology had the opportunity to interact and be challenged by peers from around the world.
Limkokwing University of Creative Technology is the most international univer- sity in Asia, she said, with students from 165 countries, adding “That’s almost the entire globe.”
She added Limkokwing University of Creative Technology had demonstrated it’s a place where students had the opportunity to both take in and share inspiration.
“It’s recognised to be among the world’s best and we compete among the world’s best,” she said.
Lim added the university took up 18 booths during last week’s fair to highlight what they had to offer.
“We wanted to have enough space to showcase our awards. We appreciate everyone who came to visit us at the Star Education Fair,” said Lim.
She added Limkokwing University of Creative Technology was gratefu l to be part of the Malaysian education landscape.
The university, she said, had been a driving force for local higher education and had provided talent for the marketplace besides contributing to the Malaysian economy.
“Our students will continue to drive positive change not only here in Malaysia but around the world,” she said.