KOTA SAMARAHAN, 29 April 2019 – Sebagai usaha menyemarakkan program membaca, Pusat Khidmat Maklumat Akademik telah mengambil inisiatif menganjurkan Program Cinta Ilmu selama dua hari bermula 29 April lepas sebagai menyokong Read@UNIMAS dan menarik minat membaca dan memupuk kecintaan kepada ilmu dalam kalangan warga UNIMAS.

Objektif program adalah untuk menyemarakkan semangat membaca dalam kalangan warga UNIMAS,memupuk kecintaan kepada ilmu pengetahuan, menggalakkan kempen menderma buku dalam kalangan warga UNIMAS serta meningkatkan kesedaran budaya membaca di kalangan masyarakat.

Antara aktiviti diadakan seperti gimik perasmian, Jom Baca 10 minit, Read Out Loud  yang dilakukan oleh tiga orang pelajar dari sekolah SK St. Martin, SK Empila dan SK Dato Mohd Musa Samarahan, persembahan nyanyian oleh Adik Sofia Arissa, Read and Write with Emerald, pameran dan jualan buku dan cenderahati, jualan makanan dan minuman (food truck)Yakub

Istimewanya Program Cinta Ilmu kali ini turut dihadiri oleh  Miss Planet International 2019, Cik Viviana Lin Watson,19, yang telah mewakili Malaysia ke peringkat antarabangsa untuk Miss Planet International pada 1 Mac 2019 di Cambodia dan telah merangkul anugerah 2nd runner up Miss Planet International 2019 bersandarkan minat membaca yang mendalam dan mempunyai pengetahuan am yang luas.

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Kota Samarahan, 21 August 2017 – Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research and Innovation) UNIMAS, Professor Dr Kopli Bujang gave welcoming speech on today’s soft launching of the Skilled Human Capital Development (SHCDC 2017) conference at DeTAR Putra, UNIMAS.

The conference, starting today until 23 August 2017 and organized by Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS) in collaboration with the Ministry of Human Resource, Sarawak State Government, Human Resource Development Fund (HRDF), Skills Development Fund Corporation, CEO@Faculty, Leadership Institute and Yayasan Serian.

The conference theme “The way forward for Sarawak skilled human resources’ to support the strategic development of Sarawak through well-planned skills development of human resources.

In his speech, Professor Kopli hoped all participants to take the opportunity to share innovative, ideas and best practices in the development of skilled human resources.

“The main purpose of this lab session is to discuss Sarawak’s occupational skills profile. This profile has been developed through information gathered via a procedure called meta-ethnography.

“This process is a unique, systematic, qualitative synthesis approach widely used to provide robust evidence and thus making important contributions to the overall development of related policies and practices of human resources development in particular,” he added.