by wong | Mar 31, 2026 | School of Technology & Engineering Science
By Dr. Mohamad Hushnie Haron*, School of Technology and Engineering Science (STE) We are swimming in data, but starving for insight. Across engineering environments, sensors are cheaper than ever, storage is abundant, and data flows continuously from systems,...
by wong | Mar 9, 2026 | School of Technology & Engineering Science
Malaysia’s move toward smart manufacturing and Industry 5.0 is creating a growing demand for engineering expertise. Organisations need skilled professionals capable of integrating complex systems, while TVET-trained technicians need structured pathways to advance into...
by wong | Feb 12, 2026 | School of Technology & Engineering Science, Micro-Credentials
Why Strategic Upskilling and Recognised Credentials Now Define Leadership Readiness Malaysia’s construction industry is expanding—but it is also becoming more demanding. According to the latest Construction Market Insights report by Linesight, the sector is expected...
by wong | Sep 4, 2025 | School of Technology & Engineering Science
Meeting Industry Demand Through Innovation, Flexibility and Relevance As Malaysia accelerates its transformation into a high-tech, Industry 4.0-ready economy, smart manufacturing, automation, and engineering technology have become mission-critical sectors. Yet amid...
by Rajah Sivalingam | Jun 19, 2024 | School of Technology & Engineering Science
Wawasan Open University’s Bachelor of Technology (Hons) in Electronics blends industry expertise with cutting-edge curriculum to ensure the best learning experience for its students. In the Southeast Asian region, Malaysia stands out as a major player in the...
by Rajah Sivalingam | Jun 19, 2024 | School of Technology & Engineering Science
Wawasan Open University’s Bachelor of Technology (Honours) in Mechatronics equips students with cutting-edge skills to succeed in the rapidly evolving tech industry. Are you fascinated by the idea of creating smart machines and excited about a dynamic career in...
