The conversation focused on how cross-border partnerships in between UK and Malaysian institutions can support students to construct both innovative and technical skills through industry-linked learning chances.
A crucial element of the collaboration is Royal Selangor’s work with Nottingham Trent University students utilizing pewter, a heritage product strongly associated with Malaysia.
The program introduces trainees to standard manufacturing methods alongside modern style practice, allowing them to work with real-world market processes and restrictions.
Prof. Madya Dr. Mohd Hanafi Ahmad highlighted the wider worth of worldwide education partnerships in linking academic study with industry experience, and in providing students with chances to engage with global networks, cultural exchange and employability paths.
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