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UPDATE: UNISSA Semester 2 2008/2008 Exmination Schedule |
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Tuesday, 15 April 2008 |
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FINAL UPDATE: UNISSA Semester 2 2008/2008 Exmination Schedule is available for download here.
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Call to change mindset about Islamic graduates |
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Monday, 14 April 2008 |
By Za'im Zaini
Deputy Rector of Sultan Sharif Ali Islamic University (UNISSA),
Dr Hj Mohd Yusop bin Hj Awg Damit, speaking to the press yesterday.
He said that UNISSA has plans to introduce biotechnology studies
in the near future. - ZA'IM ZAINI
Employers should not look down on university graduates who hold degrees related to Islamic studies.
This observation was made by the Deputy Rector of Sultan Sharif Ali Islamic University (UNISSA), Dr Hj
Mohd Yusop bin Hj Awg Damit, yesterday.
Touching on the issue of unemployment among graduates with such degrees in the country, he said that
there are still some employers who do not have high confidence when it comes to hiring them.
"There should not be any doubt on the (capability) of graduates with religious-related degrees," he said,
adding that UNISSA structures its programmes to the needs of the current market.
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131 Fresh Faces At UNISSA |
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Wednesday, 09 April 2008 |
By Jon Tam poi
Bandar Seri Begawan - Sultan Sharif Aui Islamic University (UNISSA) yesterday launched its Pre-Session Studies Course 2008/ 2009 at Asma Hotel in Jerudong.
Present at the launch were Sultan Sharif Ali Islamic University Knowledge and Language Promotion Centre Director Pg Anak Dr Hj Amiruddin Alam Shah bin Pg Anak Hj Ismail, Academic Advisor Professor Datuk Dr Abd Munir bin Ya'akob, Deputy Rector Dr Hj Mohd Yusop bin Hj Awg Damit Assistant Rector Dr Hjh Masnon bte Hj Ibrahim, lecturers, management officers and undergraduates. The second intake has 131 students hailing from all four districts.
The day saw a speech delivered by Acting Minister of Education cum guest of honour Pg Dato Seri Setia Dr Hj Mohammad bin Pg Hj Abd Rahman, who is also the Rector of the university.
In his speech, the guest of honour noted that fluency in languages is important in developing research, studies and learning at all levels. This is to ensure that the university is marketable nationally, regionally and globally.
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