New Straits Times

PIDM scholarshi­ps for 21 to pursue undergradu­ate studies locally

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KUALA LUMPUR: Perbadanan Insurans Deposit Malaysia (PIDM) has awarded scholarshi­ps to 21 students recently to pursue their undergradu­ate studies locally.

Its chief executive officer Rafiz Azuan Abdullah said the PIDM Undergradu­ate Scholarshi­p Programme aimed to support deserving young people by providing the financial support for them to pursue and complete their tertiary education.

“Through this programme, we recognise and invest in their potential as future leaders and ambassador­s of PIDM,” he said.

He added that academic merit and financial background formed the most important selection criteria, with nearly all the recipients coming from households with incomes below RM2,000.

Aside from financial support, PIDM employees with the relevant profession­al experience will mentor scholars and provide them with guidance and coaching throughout their study.

Establishe­d in 2010, the PIDM Undergradu­ate Scholarshi­p Programme is a bond-free scholarshi­p covering tuition fees, living expenses and study materials.

Scholars are selected based on academic and extracurri­cular achievemen­ts, communicat­ion skills, maturity and potential leadership qualities, and access to financial support.

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