by Lisa Ngui Lee Hua The rise of altruistic social entrepreneurship in Sarawak highlights the government support, and the potential for positive social and economic impact. In recent years, a new generation of entrepreneurs has emerged to redefine and reshape …
Google Scholar SCOPUS ORCID Biography Dr. Bong Shin Hau received his Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) in 2016 from Swinburne University of Technology (Melbourne campus). Subsequently, he received his PhD from the same campus in 2021, specialising in 3D concrete …
By Dr Heng Kiat Sing and Ms Eunice Law Mei YuanDigital media is revolutionizing project management by enhancing efficiency and innovation, enabling businesses to build stronger teams, deliver successful projects, and create greater value for stakeholders.The Association for Project Management …
The IoT4Community project, led by the IEEE Swinburne Sarawak Student Branch and IEEE Sarawak Subsection, successfully concluded its latest instalment of the “Shooting Satellites” workshop at Swinburne Kuching campus recently.
By Nurul Ilma Binti SallehSustainability is a strategic advantage for Malaysian businesses, driving innovation, competitiveness, and resilience while contributing to environmental preservation, social well-being, and economic growth.In today’s global economy, sustainability is no longer a choice but a necessity for …
Dr Gabriel Wee Wei En, Head of the Department of Executive and Entrepreneurship at Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus’ School of Business, has been recognised with the prestigious Malaysia Influential Educators Award 2024.
By Dr Christina YinGreta Thunberg’s activism has inspired a growing global youth movement, Fridays for Future, as young people demand urgent action on climate change and recognize its severe impact on their future.It has been six years since a Swedish …
By Ts. Dr. Irine Runnie Henry GinjomRice holds deep cultural significance in Malaysia, but there is a need to recognise its potential risks, especially concerning diabetes, and where balancing tradition with health can lead to a more mindful approach to …
In recent years, the rapid advancement of technology has reshaped various sectors, especially higher education. During the pandemic, universities scrambled to incorporate and embed virtual learning through online and hybrid deliveries, supporting both academics and students through this crucial integration.
The recent 2nd Asian Cultural Heritage Youth Forum (ACHYF) provided a dynamic platform for the exchange of ideas, experiences and expertise on cultural heritage conservation.
