How do we spotlight an important cause like Breast Cancer Awareness while also championing and encouraging women to take on empowering sports? In collaboration with the Malaysian Golf Association, the Swing for Pink event, happening on the 25th of September at the Mines Resort & Golf Club aims to do just that. We learn more about the event with Dato’ Merina Gan and spotlight its cause, raising awareness for the Universiti Malaya Medical Centre Breast Cancer Resource Centre. 

How do we spotlight an important cause like Breast Cancer Awareness while also championing and encouraging women to take on empowering sports? In collaboration with the Malaysian Golf Association, the Swing for Pink event, happening on the 25th of September at the Mines Resort &amp; Golf Club aims to do just that. We learn more about the event with Dato’ Merina Gan and spotlight its cause, raising awareness for the Universiti Malaya Medical Centre Breast Cancer Resource Centre.&nbsp;

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Education today isn’t just about where you study, it’s about what kind of world you’re being prepared for. A new partnership between Sunway International Schools and Magdalen College School, Oxford is bringing together these two different yet deeply aligned institutions, who are united in the belief that great education should open minds, build character, and prepare young people for a world that’s constantly changing. We’ll be exploring what that means with Helen Pike, the Master of Magdalen College School, Oxford, and Prof. Cheng Mien Wee, the Executive Director of Sunway International Schools.

Education today isn’t just about where you study, it’s about what kind of world you’re being prepared for. A new partnership between Sunway International Schools and Magdalen College School, Oxford is bringing together these two different yet deeply aligned institutions, who are united in the belief that great education should open minds, build character, and prepare young people for a world that’s constantly changing. We’ll be exploring what that means with Helen Pike, the Master of Magdalen College School, Oxford, and Prof. Cheng Mien Wee, the Executive Director of Sunway International Schools.

Sunway & Magdalen College School: Education with Purpose

In an age where the job market is constantly shifting and careers are being redefined by technology, what does it really mean to prepare students for the future? That question sparked the launch of the Sunway Signature Collection — an ambitious reimagining of how higher education could better serve both students and society. We speak with Professor Chai Lay Ching, Sunway University's Pro Vice-Chancellor (Education, Employability and Alumni), to find out what this transformation looks like, and why it matters.

In an age where the job market is constantly shifting and careers are being redefined by technology, what does it really mean to prepare students for the future? That question sparked the launch of the Sunway Signature Collection — an ambitious reimagining of how higher education could better serve both students and society. We speak with Professor Chai Lay Ching, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://sunwayuniversity.edu.my/">Sunway University</a>'s Pro Vice-Chancellor (Education, Employability and Alumni), to find out what this transformation looks like, and why it matters.

Reimagining Higher Education For A Changing World

How are young people responding to the challenges of climate change, demographic shifts, and frontier tech? In celebration of World Children’s Day and UNICEF Malaysia’s 70th anniversary, we explore the 2024 State of the World’s Children report and hear how youth are finding their voices in a rapidly changing world. Plus, we look at how UNICEF is working with them to build the future they envision.

How are young people responding to the challenges of climate change, demographic shifts, and frontier tech? In celebration of World Children’s Day and UNICEF Malaysia’s 70th anniversary, we explore the 2024 State of the World’s Children report and hear how youth are finding their voices in a rapidly changing world. Plus, we look at how UNICEF is working with them to build the future they envision.

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