University of Cyberjaya Welcomes Education Reforms under RMK13: A Bold Step Toward Future-Ready Talent and Inclusive Innovation

The University of Cyberjaya (UoC) invites the Government’s positive vision for education and skill advancement as laid out in the Thirteenth Malaysia Plan (RMK13) and the National AI Action Plan 2030. These plans indicate a definitive approach supporting ethical, digitally proficient, and internationally competitive Malaysians, objectives that are completely lined up with UoC’s objective.

< img src ="https://www.acnnewswire.com/docs/David_Whitford.jpg" alt width ="650" height ="232">Prof. David Whitford, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cyberjaya

“RMK13 is not simply a prepare for nationwide advancement, it’s a roadmap for improving the human capital landscape of Malaysia,”statedProf. David Whitford, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cyberjaya“We praise its focus on character, AI literacy, digital abilities, and entrepreneurship, all of which are incorporated into our programs.”

As a health care and technology-focused university, UoC is dedicated to:

• Embedding AI direct exposure and digital proficiencies throughout all disciplines;
• Supporting long-lasting discovering through versatile paths and adult education efforts;
• Enhancing graduate employability by means of obligatory internships, company engagement, and soft abilities advancement.

“The federal government’s dedication to paid, obligatory internships and brand-new metrics for graduate results straight supports the work we’ve been doing to enhance real-world preparedness,” Prof. Whitford kept in mind. “Our graduates are currently accomplishing high employability thanks to strong market linkages and soft abilities instilled curriculum.”

UoC likewise supports the RMK13’s proposed pilot autonomy for universities, identifying this as an important action towards higher development, dexterity, and responsibility in college. The University is prepared to work carefully with both public and personal stakeholders to guarantee high-impact research study, scholastic quality, and internationalisation stay core to Malaysia’s tertiary education future.

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