The Borneo Post

SEGi law graduates score high with second class honours

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KUCHING: Three graduates from SEGi College Sarawak (SEGi) will be awarded with upper second class honours for their Bachelor of Laws ( LLB) Honours degree under the University of London Internatio­nal Programmes.

The college in a statement yesterday said this is the first time its graduates have achieved this classifica­tion.

Six other graduates from the college’s 2016– 2017 final year batch of LLB students will receive a second class honours lower division while the remaining three students fall into third class honours.

“Studying for the LLB Honours under the highly prestigiou­s University of London Internatio­nal Programmes in a registered centre at SEGi, requires an assiduous attitude and perseveran­ce to successful­ly complete the degree.

“The students of 2016–2017 have collective­ly accomplish­ed this,” said SEGi principal Ivy Lau who commended her students over their academic performanc­e.

SEGi is the only higher education institutio­n in East Malaysia to offer high- quality internatio­nally recognised law programmes.

The law faculty offers Pearson Edexcel A-Levels (Arts), Diploma in Law and Bachelor of Laws (LLB) programmes.

Its highly sought- after LLB is awarded by the University of London Internatio­nal Programmes ( UK), and offers the security of an internatio­nally recognised degree.

SEGi is part of the premier regional higher education provider, SEGi University and Colleges offering quality employabil­ity-based internatio­nal programmes on accessible terms, delivered through the most innovative technologi­es and student- centric learning techniques.

The institutio­n now serves 25,000 students in five major campuses across Malaysia.

For more informatio­n, please call 082-252566 or visit its website at http://segi.edu.my/sarawak/. Alternativ­ely visit its Facebook page under SEGi College Sarawak for the latest updates and exciting rebates. ‘Gold Standard’

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Foundation members and others are seen during a visit to an orphanage.

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