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<strong>The</strong><br />
<strong>UTARian</strong><br />
ISSUE 2<br />
JANUARY - JUNE 2018
CONTENTS<br />
NEWS<br />
4 UTAR Hospital<br />
5 UTAR iCGPA & Blockchain Certificate<br />
ALUMNI ACTIVITIES<br />
6-7 Alumni Annual Dinner<br />
8-9 Alumni CNY & Business<br />
Networking Dinner<br />
10-11 Alumni Oversea Trip to Hanoi,<br />
Vietnam<br />
12 Alumni Regional Visit<br />
ALUMNI<br />
SUCCESS STORY<br />
13 Mr Kang Kee<br />
Chuan<br />
14-15 Ms Dhaarshini<br />
Balachandran<br />
16-17 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION<br />
Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman<br />
Department of Alumni Relations and Placement<br />
Room KB317, Level 3, Sungai Long Campus,<br />
Jalan Sungai Long, Bandar Sungai Long,<br />
Cheras, 43000, Kajang<br />
Tel: 03-9086 0288 ext 866, 868, 213<br />
Email: alumni@utar.edu.my<br />
Contact Person: Mr Foo Wai Wai, Head of Department of Alumni Relations and Placement<br />
Advisor PROF. DR. CHOONG CHEE KEONG<br />
Editor, Illustrator and Design MS ONG YIN HWAY<br />
Publicity DEPARTMENT OF ALUMNI RELATIONS AND PLACEMENT<br />
Special Thanks DIVISION OF CORPORATE COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC RELATIONS<br />
For more information or to read <strong>UTARian</strong> online, please visit http://www.utar.edu.my/darp
Greetings to all our alumni<br />
As we progress from<br />
another successful<br />
year of more than 5000<br />
new graduates joining<br />
our alumni this year,<br />
I am proud to say that<br />
more than 54000 of<br />
our graduates are now<br />
engaged members of the<br />
society carving a new path<br />
in life and contributing to<br />
the nation’s growth.<br />
Among our alumni are<br />
visionaries, entrepreneurs,<br />
educators, professionals,<br />
doctors, specialists and<br />
businessmen in all fields<br />
of work transcending<br />
geographical boundaries.<br />
Within our alumni and<br />
university community,<br />
there may be differences<br />
but we share some core<br />
values which include a<br />
commitment to service<br />
and the penchant for<br />
achievement and success.<br />
Over the years, some of<br />
you have helped to pave<br />
the way for many of our new students to commence their career - motivating them, sharing lessons you<br />
have learned and creating opportunities for the next generation. <strong>The</strong>re are so many stories to tell and<br />
each graduate’s story is unique and powerful.<br />
<strong>The</strong>refore, this e-magazine by our Department of Alumni Relations and Placement (DARP) serves as a<br />
platform for our alumni to tell your stories, and share your views, advice, experiences, achievements and<br />
successes. We look forward to hearing your thoughts and your stories as you pursue your career while<br />
we update you with the happenings on campus.<br />
I would like to thank all of you for being a part of UTAR and for the support you have always extended<br />
towards your alma mater all these years. As we welcome our new students every year, we are always<br />
reminded of the legacy left behind by our alumni.<br />
We are indeed proud of all your achievements and we look forward to documenting inspiring alumni<br />
stories in this e-magazine.<br />
Thank you.<br />
Prof Chuah (far right) and Tun Ling (second from right) posing with the one of the Lion<br />
at Lion Eye Dotting Ceremony<br />
Ir Prof Academician Dato’ Dr Chuah Hean Teik<br />
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UTAR launches Key Generation of UTAR iCGPA<br />
and blockchain certification system with Silverlake<br />
Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR), with<br />
the support from Silverlake, launched the Key<br />
Generation of UTAR integrated Cumulative Grade<br />
Point Average (iCGPA) and Blockchain Certification<br />
System.<br />
Being the first University in Asia to launch this<br />
certification system, UTAR graduates are issues<br />
an actual and a digital certificate which is secured<br />
whereby potential employers are able to verify the<br />
authenticity of the certificate.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Blockchain was introduced in UTAR with the<br />
aim to set a secure, verifiable, accessible, distributed,<br />
immutable and sustainable education database<br />
information. <strong>The</strong> Blockchain is able to store all<br />
records, certificates and awards, transfer credits and<br />
learning achievement throughout lifetime without<br />
Prof Chuah inserting the username and password to initiate<br />
key generation.<br />
any central database. Information stored within the<br />
block is more distributed and encrypted, making<br />
each block tamper-proof. Thus, the information is<br />
secured and at the same time easily assessed by all<br />
the parties.<br />
How to verify a UTAR Blockchain Certificate<br />
Step 1: Go to http://ismartcert.com<br />
Step 2: Upload your UTAR Blockchain Certificate.<br />
Step 3: If the UTAR Blockchain Certificate<br />
verification is successful, the following<br />
message will appear:<br />
However, if the Certificate verification is not<br />
successful, a message box will appear to inform that<br />
the uploaded document is not a registered Blockchain<br />
Certificate.<br />
Please take note that an unsuccessful verification of the<br />
Certificate may be caused by the uploaded Certificate<br />
is not the original issued by the University. Any<br />
amendments in the content of the UTAR Blockchain<br />
Certificate issued by the University or uploading of<br />
scanned physical copy of the certificate by the graduate<br />
will result the verification to be unsuccessful.<br />
All UTAR graduates prior to March 2018 Convocation are required to put in their request to Department<br />
of Alumni Relations and Placement (DARP) at alumni@utar.edu.my if they would like to get their<br />
UTAR Blockchain Certificate so that the Digital Certificate can be emailed to them (with all the security<br />
information).<br />
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Alumni Annual<br />
Genting Awa<br />
Organised by the Department of Alum<br />
(DARP), the Alumni Annual Dinner w<br />
UTAR’s 15th Anniversary at the Gen<br />
Highlands on 11 November 2017.<br />
“This dinner is organised with many objectives in mind.<br />
However, the most crucial one, I believe, is the opportunity<br />
to mingle and network with one another. When you grow<br />
older and mature, you’ll really treasure this kind of gathering.<br />
We will continue to work hard to bring the University to<br />
a greater height so that the alumni will feel proud to be a<br />
part of UTAR. <strong>The</strong> degree that you’ve earned will only allow<br />
you to win the bronze medal; your experience will bring you<br />
silver medal; human networking is the one that will bring<br />
you gold medal. If you have the right mentality, that will<br />
bring you the royal medal.”<br />
From left: Lim Swea Jen, Lim Guat Yen, Dr Lai, Nurul, Dr A<br />
Yong, Prof Choong, Koh, Prof Chuah, Prof Ewe, Dr Sia, Lee<br />
Foo at the cake-cutting ceremony for the celebration of UTA<br />
15th Anniversary.<br />
Some UTAR alumni attending “Alumni Business Networking session”<br />
Prof Chuah (fifth from left) with UTAR Alumni Association<br />
Committee members.<br />
Prof Chuah (fourth from right) with UTAR Alum<br />
<strong>The</strong> UTAR Alumni Annual Dinner 2017 Organising<br />
Committee members<br />
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Dinner 2017<br />
na Hotel<br />
ni Relations and Placement<br />
as held in conjunction with<br />
ting Awana Hotel, Genting<br />
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Dancing performance by UTAR Dance Club<br />
Singing performance by Grace Anne<br />
Singing performance by Evelyn Foo and Jor Jun<br />
Salsa performance by professional dancers<br />
Singing performance by Eric Yang and Alson Tan<br />
Acapella performance by <strong>The</strong> Black Muffin<br />
Winners of Alumni Badminton Friendly match<br />
ni<br />
UTAR Alumni<br />
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Alumni Chinese New Year<br />
& Business Networking D<br />
“I am glad to see so many alumni gathering here today and keeping the<br />
alumni network strong. At this gathering, we will learn about the latest<br />
developments of the University as well as the achievements that the<br />
University has made. It is important that we do not forget the supporters,<br />
donors and every individual who have contributed to UTAR<br />
to ensure the sustainable growth of the University.”<br />
Tun Ling delivering his speech<br />
“It was a good year for UTAR as the University celebrated its 15th Anniversary<br />
in 2017. It was also in 2017 that the University had a string of accomplishments<br />
and awards both locally and internationally. UTAR is indeed proud of its<br />
international rankings by the Times Higher Education as well as for<br />
being awarded the self-accreditation status from the Malaysian<br />
Qualifications Agency of the Ministry of Higher Education. UTAR<br />
garnered recognitions due to the support of all staff, students, the<br />
alumni and the community.”<br />
Tun<br />
Prof Chuah delivering his speech<br />
Prof Chuah (second row, first from right) with some alumni<br />
“<br />
We hope to continue striving forwa<br />
better improvements through variou<br />
of effort such as the establishment<br />
teaching hospital, research, publicati<br />
community projects.”<br />
“We want the alumni to explore business opportunities as well<br />
as build network and meet new business partners through this<br />
platform. In the future, we will establish various interactive<br />
platforms such as exhibitions, business seminars and a<br />
business networking portal to allow our members to share<br />
their business ideas and resources.”<br />
Gordon Low delivering his speech<br />
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For more information on UTAR Alumni<br />
Business Club (Official), join us on:
inner 2018<br />
Some alumni joined the dinner with their family<br />
Ling (far left) with some alumni and students<br />
Caishen or the God of Wealth giving out Ang Pao<br />
<strong>The</strong> Black Muffin performing few acapella songs<br />
rd for<br />
s forms<br />
of a<br />
ons and<br />
UTAR management teams and alumni group photo before the event ended.<br />
Afterwords from UTAR Alumni<br />
UTAR Alumni Association Secretary Aw Chan Yann who is<br />
Psychology graduate said,<br />
“I am proud to be a UTAR alumna. I feel grateful that the UTAR<br />
alumni are supportive towards the alumni events and stay connected<br />
with the University. <strong>The</strong>re will be more events in the future such as<br />
gatherings and overseas trips. We hope to see more alumni join and<br />
keep in touch with one another through these events.”<br />
English Language graduate Tan Wei<br />
Keong said,<br />
“This is my first time joining an<br />
alumni event at my alma mater.<br />
I studied in the UTAR Kampar<br />
campus until the year 2014. It is<br />
great to visit a different campus as<br />
an alumnus. I will join the alumni<br />
events again.”<br />
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Alumni Oversea Trip to<br />
Hanoi, Vietnam<br />
01 03<br />
We visited Hoan Kiem Lake and Ngoc<br />
Son Temple located on an islet in<br />
the lake. Its name “Returned Sword”<br />
comes from a legend of a sacred sword<br />
being lent to an ancient Vietnamese<br />
King by a holy turtle from the lake<br />
and later returned to the turtle. <strong>The</strong><br />
fantastic view and the cool breeze<br />
blowing over the lake was wonderful.<br />
Later in the afternoon, we had<br />
another wonderful experience,<br />
enjoying the famous and special<br />
Vietnamese traditional performing<br />
02<br />
Our trip started with a visit to the<br />
Temple of Literature, known as the<br />
first University of Vietnam built in<br />
1070 by the Ly Dynasty to honour<br />
Confucius, sages and outstanding<br />
scholars.<br />
We visited a park nearby and later<br />
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arts, which displayed the Vietnamese<br />
folklore musical instruments with a<br />
compelling “<strong>The</strong> Water Puppet show”<br />
at Thang Long <strong>The</strong>ater.<br />
As we walk around the local markets<br />
nearby our hotel, we can see the<br />
artistic, traditional and creative side of<br />
Vietnam with centuries-old traditions<br />
still alive, with street sellers wearing<br />
their traditional dress and Vietnamese<br />
conical hats (or “leaf hat”) selling local<br />
handicrafts, local foods etc.<br />
continued to the Ho Chi Minh<br />
Museum and the colonial Presidential<br />
Palace. We had a stop by one of Hanoi’s<br />
icons, One Pillar Pagoda which was<br />
built in the 11th Century in dedication<br />
to Avalokiteshvaraor Buddha of<br />
Compassion and reminiscent of a<br />
lotus blossom rising from a pond.<br />
We took a 4-hour bus ride to<br />
Ha Long Bay. Before board<br />
boat to explore the legendary<br />
we visited the morning wet m<br />
Ha Long Pearl Workshop.<br />
On the cruise boat, we had o<br />
lunch. Relaxing on the bo<br />
absorbed with all the scenery<br />
we needed after the buzz an<br />
the honking cars and motorb<br />
At the bay, we saw the incred<br />
cruise boats navigating the se<br />
huge crowds of tourists, this<br />
unique. <strong>The</strong> landscape of li<br />
emerging from the water is m<br />
found no better way to enjoy i<br />
04<br />
<strong>The</strong> trip ended with us flying<br />
Lumpur. Many thanks goes to<br />
for organizing this amazing a<br />
trip for us. And thanks to th<br />
planned this tour, the choice o
the legendary<br />
ing the cruise<br />
Ha Long Bay,<br />
arket, and the<br />
During the 4-hour trip, the cruise boat<br />
stopped at Dau Go Island to visit Thien Cung<br />
Cave (Heaven Palace) and Dau Go Cave<br />
(Wooden Stakes). <strong>The</strong> rock formations inside<br />
the caves were truly a nature’s wonder.<br />
ur sumptuous<br />
at and being<br />
was just what<br />
d craziness of<br />
ikes in Hanoi.<br />
ible number of<br />
as. Despite the<br />
place is truly<br />
mestone cliffs<br />
agical and we<br />
t than the sea.<br />
Later, we were shifted to smaller row-boats<br />
with which we cruised through the amazing,<br />
craggy, limestone karsts. With this, we were<br />
able to experience the mystical-looking little<br />
caves, hidden beaches and tropical plants<br />
and birds, and the turquoise water sparkling<br />
all around us. It was truly amazing.<br />
Finally, as the trip ended, we return to the<br />
dock, disembark and travel back to Hanoi.<br />
back to Kuala<br />
UTAR Alumni<br />
nd memorable<br />
e guides who<br />
f hotels, advice<br />
on where to eat, and breathtaking experiences<br />
with the hearty people, the vibrant culture<br />
and the amazing diversity of landscapes<br />
made all the difference to this wonderful trip.<br />
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Alumni Regional Visit to<br />
Melaka, JB, Singapore<br />
Melaka<br />
Johor<br />
Bahru<br />
Singapore<br />
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Alumnus Awarded Honorary Citizen Certificate<br />
Kang (left) displaying his certificate and trophy<br />
UTAR alumnus Lawrence Kang Kee Chuan was honoured as a Hejian Honorary Citizen ( 河 间<br />
市 人 民 政 府 ), by the Municipal Government of Hejian ( 河 间 市 人 民 政 府 ), Hebei, China in early<br />
January this year.<br />
A Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) Accounting graduate, Kang first started his career with Deloitte<br />
Malaysia as an auditor and subsequently climbed the career ladder which brought him overseas<br />
including Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam and China.<br />
Currently the Supervisory Board Chairman of He Bei Ming Shang De Glassware Company Limited<br />
( 河 北 明 尚 德 玻 璃 科 技 股 份 有 限 公 司 ), a listed company in China and also biggest heat-resistant<br />
glass manufacturer, Kang was pleasantly surprised by the honour. “From my understanding, this is<br />
the first time a non-national citizen is awarded the Hebei Honorary Citizen award. This makes me<br />
delighted and honoured,” Kang mentioned.<br />
When asked why he was given such prestigious accolade, Kang explained, “It could have been my<br />
initiatives in introducing latest manufacturing technology which boosted the industry’s efficiency<br />
and productivity. Besides that I have also been actively expanding the businesses and promoting<br />
Hejian City’s glassware and glass art globally, thus receiving global recognition.”<br />
Also dedicating his success to his alma mater UTAR, the alumnus who hails from Penang said, “UTAR<br />
has also played an instrumental role in my life. Its quality education has acted as a solid foundation<br />
for me to progress in my career.”<br />
“A skilled and capable person creates opportunities; a wise person grabs hold of opportunities; a<br />
weak-willed person lets go of opportunities,” said Kang when asked to give advice to fellow alumni,<br />
current and future students in chasing their dreams. Also likening a skill or qualification to a potent<br />
weapon, Kang added, “A skill or qualification is like a weapon, you don’t know when you will need it<br />
or what type of weapon you will need until you face the enemy. <strong>The</strong> more weapons and the sharper<br />
they are, the better chance you will win the war. Or at the very least, it will save your life in dire<br />
circumstances.”<br />
An honorary citizen award is bestowed by a country on a foreign individual deemed especially<br />
admirable and worthy of the distinction.<br />
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First and foremost,<br />
UTAR for giving<br />
to share my succes<br />
news about the ope<br />
Chartered Accounti<br />
my dream to be a<br />
and have my own p<br />
I have really worke<br />
many things in life.<br />
nothing comes easil<br />
works and sacrifice<br />
achieve goals. I’m he<br />
Accountant at a qui<br />
hard works and sa<br />
continuously at var<br />
I obtained my De<br />
in year 2013 and m<br />
Management in yea<br />
Tunku Abdul Ra<br />
am pursuing my<br />
Management at Uni<br />
I started my car<br />
Accountant in a<br />
company in year 20<br />
acquire my experie<br />
field by working as a<br />
firm. <strong>The</strong>re I was a<br />
Ms Dhaarshini,<br />
Dhaarshini & Co.<br />
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a big thank you to<br />
me the opportunity<br />
s story as well as the<br />
ning of my very own<br />
ng firm. It was always<br />
Chartered Accountant<br />
ractice. To achieve it,<br />
d hard and sacrificed<br />
I strongly believe that<br />
y in life, a lot of hard<br />
s need to be made to<br />
re today as a Chartered<br />
te early age due to my<br />
crifices that I made<br />
ious stage of my life.<br />
gree in Accountancy<br />
y MBA in Corporate<br />
r 2015 from Universiti<br />
hman. Currently, I<br />
PhD in Technology<br />
versiti Sains Malaysia.<br />
eer as an In-house<br />
Telecommunication<br />
13. <strong>The</strong>n I went on to<br />
nce in the Auditing<br />
n Auditor in an Audit<br />
ttached to Audit, Tax<br />
Let’s Achieve!<br />
By: Dhaarshini Balachandran<br />
MBA (CM), B.Com (AC), C.A. (M)<br />
and Accounts department. After gaining<br />
invaluable experience on the practical<br />
aspects of audit, taxation and accounts, I<br />
advanced my career by joining a Sdn. Bhd.<br />
company to serve as the Group Accountant.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re I had the opportunity to familiarize<br />
myself with the internal auditing functions.<br />
Finally, in year 2018, after mastering all<br />
the areas in the accounting field, I decided<br />
to set up my own Chartered Accounting<br />
firm (Dhaarshini & Co.) and my own<br />
Management and Consultancy company<br />
(Prriya Management and Consultancy<br />
Services) to further advance my career.<br />
My employment with the public practice<br />
firm and the private businesses have given<br />
me the opportunity to familiarize myself<br />
with a variety of accounting specialties.<br />
Today, I can proudly call myself as an<br />
exceptionally versatile Accountant that<br />
are comfortable in managing clients<br />
ranging from struggling small business<br />
to established corporations from various<br />
industries. Starting a business is never an<br />
easy affair. It requires a lot of investment<br />
in terms of money and time. Apart from<br />
that, it also requires a lot of self-motivation,<br />
willingness to achieve, hard works and<br />
sacrifices. However, with proper planning,<br />
good strategies, and great support from<br />
family, everything is possible. This is how I<br />
managed to achieve what I wanted in my life<br />
regardless of the challenges I faced during<br />
the journey towards achieving my dream.<br />
My advice to fellow juniors, don’t limit<br />
yourself into employment, consider<br />
yourselves to be an entrepreneur one day.<br />
<strong>The</strong> world needs more entrepreneurs. <strong>The</strong><br />
entrepreneurs’ helps to create jobs, lift the<br />
standard of living, usher new technology<br />
into society, and keep competition alive in<br />
the marketplace. If you have an idea, don’t<br />
fear to bring that idea to life due to the<br />
challenges and roadblocks that you may<br />
face along your journey towards achieving<br />
your goals. Don’t ever give up and fear of<br />
challenges that you face in the journey<br />
towards your success, those challenges are<br />
meant to strengthen you and not to shake<br />
you. On a closing note, once again thank<br />
you to UTAR for giving me this opportunity<br />
and all the best to my fellow juniors for<br />
their future undertakings. Let’s Achieve !<br />
016-5333336<br />
Dhaarshini & Co.<br />
dhaarshini_co@yahoo.com<br />
www. prriya.wixsite.com/<br />
dhaarshini-co<br />
Address: No.31 Jalan Raja Perempuan Mazwin,<br />
Taman Rishah, 30100, Ipoh, Perak, Darul Ridzuan.<br />
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Committee Members<br />
Koh Fook Huat<br />
President<br />
Nurul Izwazi<br />
Vice President<br />
Assistant Manager<br />
UTAR<br />
Alumni Association<br />
Committee Members<br />
Aw Chan Yann<br />
Secretary<br />
Recruitment Drive<br />
Chia Kho Yee<br />
Assistant Secretary<br />
Chin Ken Thin<br />
Assistant Treasurer<br />
Wong Jun Chong<br />
Assistant Treasurer<br />
<strong>The</strong> association has been established for all UTAR alumni since 10th Dec<br />
2010 with the following objectives:<br />
>>To promote communication and enhance rapport among its members<br />
>>To serve as a liaison between the association members and the univers<br />
>>To promote and enhance the image of the university<br />
>>To contribute towards the development of the university<br />
Benefits<br />
>>To stay updated with the participate in UTAR Alumni events<br />
>>To network with all alumni for industry updates, knowledge and<br />
information exchanges.<br />
Join the UTAR Alumni Association of Malaysia by scanning the QR Code<br />
Toh Kun Han<br />
Auditor<br />
Ng Yi Ming<br />
Auditor<br />
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Simon Chong<br />
Weng Yeap<br />
Council Members<br />
Alumni Association<br />
Council Meeting<br />
2813-10-SEL<br />
Ivan Ooi Jieun Vei<br />
Chen Khang Jiunn<br />
Alumni Badminton<br />
Friendly match<br />
ember<br />
Foo Wai Wai<br />
Assistant Manager<br />
UTAR<br />
ity<br />
Fook Oi Yee<br />
Senior Manager<br />
UTAR<br />
career<br />
below:<br />
Eddie Lim<br />
Tee Chee Hoong<br />
Mr Koh Fook Huat, President of UTAR Alumni Association<br />
of Malaysia is delivering his speech during Alumni Dinner<br />
opening ceremony<br />
Goh Cher Hou<br />
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Have something to share to all 53,300++<br />
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Someone who you think deserves to be<br />
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Drop us an email at alumni@utar.edu.my<br />
CALENDER OF EVENTS<br />
November<br />
17.11.2018 - Alumni Annual Dinner at Grand Lexis, Port Dickson<br />
December<br />
26-29.12.2018 - Alumni Oversea Trip to Bangkok, Hua Hin, Thailand<br />
Register online for all events at alumni@utar.edu.my<br />
Please visit UTAR DARP website at http://www.utar.edu.my/darp<br />
for up-to-date events and activities.<br />
If you have any questions, please contact us<br />
05-468 8888 ext 2506, 2545, 2537 or<br />
03-9086 0288 ext 866, 868, 213<br />
DARP Social Networking Media<br />
Department of Alumni<br />
Relations and Placement<br />
UTAR Alumni<br />
Kajian Pengesanan Graduan Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia (SKPG Update)<br />
Updating your current / latest employment status for the SKPG 1 Kemas Kini. (Kajian Pengesanan<br />
Graduan Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia) which is very important to our institution and the<br />
Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) in planning national human capital development.<br />
Kindly log-on to http://graduan.mohe.gov.my/update/ and Click ‘Update Your Status Here’.<br />
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