Gateway to a great experience
AS technology continues to connect people and places, allowing the constant sharing of information, ideas and cultures, students and parents alike are casting a wider net to find the best learning experience when it comes to education.
The British Council’s annual Education UK Exhibition, which is taking place on Nov 5 and 6, brings a heritage of world-class educational institutions to Malaysia’s students.
The Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) will host learning institutions ranging from primary schools to universities to enlighten students and parents about what it is like to study in the United Kingdom.
Seminars as well as panel discussions will also be held to address specific programmes and topics.
Nov 5
Shape Your City with Architecture (Hall 2, Seminar Room 1, Nov 5, 1.30pm to 2.30pm)
Those interested to pursue architecture will benefit from this talk by Professor Hugh Byrd from the University of Lincoln.
A registered UK and New Zealand architect, Professor Byrd will share real-world applications for shaping the world in ways that can leave a lasting and positive impact on people.
With fewer than 2,000 registered architects in Malaysia, graduates stand to
Seminars as well as panel discussions will be held to address specific programmes and topics.
enjoy a variety of advantages, from employability to international opportunities.
Making Money in the Creative Arts (Hall 2, Seminar Room 1, 2.30pm to 3.30pm)
The creative arts span a wide range of industries and professions, yet its diversity often raises questions about career options and fears over earning a steady paycheque.
A panel discussion led by four successful UK alumni will address these concerns and more.
There’s More to Scotland than Haggis and Kilts (Hall 2, Seminar Room 2, 1.30pm to 2.30pm)
Rosea Baird, the South-East Asian admissions senior officer of University of Dundee, will share Scotland’s culture and history, as well as its social life, food and weather during this session.