This paper highlights the roles of university as a centre which develops individuals and society by equipping them with necessary competencies. The paper also discusses the roles of university in relation to the Sustainable Development Goals, best carried out through community engaged activities. The paper presents the three functions of universiti

Despite of the massive tourist visit to Melaka UNESCO sites; the sites had been one of the most visited places in Malaysia in 2015. Melaka, as one of the important UNESCO heritage sites in Malaysia with many public facilities particularly heritage buildings truly needs to consider effective signage design application to make it easier for tourist w

This research aims to explore the various workspace of food truck kitchen focusing on those operated in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor areas. Therefore, the objective of this research is 1) to determine existing types of food trucks in selected areas and 2) to identify the workspace of kitchen for the food trucks in selected areas. Observation on physic

This paper aims to develop participants’ understanding on the scope of organization strategic change and the scope of Culture Management. It discusses the steps to create effective culture in organization; and the scope and the development of learning organization. Besides, the paper also discusses the initiatives to build knowledge management; a

Masjid (mosque) plays a significant role in the life of a Muslim. Throughout history, the old masjids of the old cities and towns reflect the acculturation of Islamic faith with the local culture that embraced the religion. This paper demonstrates through experiential learning how acculturation of Islamic faith and culture of the people in the Mala

Masjid (mosque) plays a significant role in the life of a Muslim. Throughout history, the old masjids of the old cities and towns reflect the acculturation of Islamic faith with the local culture that embraced the religion. This paper demonstrates through experiential learning how acculturation of Islamic faith and culture of the people in the Mala

Cigarettes in their early days were regarded as a “glamourous” product. The history of “tobacco convincing” argued that the produce belongs to the rich and famous of the time, at the courts and palaces. It was closely linked to the upper strata of society — exclusively indulged in for their pleasure — and not the ordinary population. So

NIKE has a well-known and allegedly most recognisable tagline: Just do it! Plain and direct to the point, it has been described as “the living, vibrant symbol” brand valued at more than US$25 billion. Accompanied by a swoosh — clean and simple, it is persuasive. No wonder millions chose to get swooshed too. More recently, however, on the home

MANY years ago, Akademik Sains Malaysia organised a timely conference themed “Injecting the soul in R&D” in Kuching. At that time, the idea of STREAM was already floated as an expansion to STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), which was coined earlier from SMET. The latter did not pick up allegedly due to some offensive m

HAVING been to Indonesia recently after some time gave me a somewhat different feel. Ironically, it felt like Malaysia at one point in time. The terminal where the MAS plane landed was surprisingly cheerful and welcoming – reminiscent of KLIA when it was dubbed as the airport in the forest. It was not cluttered. In fact, luxuriously spacious just