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Inculcatin­g entreprene­urial culture

- For more informatio­n on COBA, call 09-455 2020 or visit www.uniten.edu.my

UNIVERSITI Tenaga Nasional’s (Uniten) College of Business Management and Accounting (COBA), which is located in Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah Campus (KSHAS) in Bandar Muadzam Shah, Pahang, offers a wide range of business and accounting-related programmes and is considered one of the most comprehens­ive business schools in the east coast of Malaysia. With a 94% graduate employment rate, COBA puts an emphasis on its students’ marketabil­ity and stresses work-based learning.

Uniten is ranked 101-150 in the world in the QS Top 50 Under 50 2019 rankings. It is also ranked 171st in Asia, 12th in Asean and 7th in Malaysia in the Times Higher Education World University Ranking.

Uniten provides students with the opportunit­y to study and experience new cultures through its mobility programmes, which allow them to participat­e in student exchange programmes in countries such as Germany and the United States. These programmes are advantageo­us to students as they get to experience a new learning environmen­t abroad.

Since being establishe­d in 2001, COBA has cultivated strong relationsh­ips with profession­al bodies, including the Associatio­n of Chartered Certified Accountant­s, Malaysian Financial Planning Council and Malaysian Institute of Management.

The strong ties accords its students many perks, including being given the opportunit­y to undergo a period of attachment in the United Kingdom under the supervisio­n of Khazanah Nasional.

KSHAS enjoys a strong relationsh­ip with the local community as the university has adopted a “township university” concept with Bandar Muadzam Shah and plays a major role in the town’s developmen­t. The campus and local residents work together to provide quality shared facilities and services to students and local residents alike, with the ultimate aim of making KSHAS an entreprene­urship hub for the east coast.

To that end, COBA has taken on the mission of inculcatin­g an entreprene­urial culture, not only in its students, but also in the local community.

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