Brightening The Ramadhan Month

The festive season is back. This time around, a little twist in the annual KDU "Buka Puasa" event. Orphanages and single mothers from various homes were invited to join the event. Like how the saying goes, the more the merrier! The Buka Puasa event was initiated by KDU and the School of Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary Arts (SHTCA) at KDU University College, Damansara Jaya Campus on 19th August 2011.

A breath of fresh air at alfresco café of Section 13 campus

Written by Loh Teck Hua

Now there’s more to the Section 13 Campus alfresco cafe than just that relaxing, breezy sidewalk café atmosphere to welcome you. The café will officially reopen on 15th August, 2011, with a refreshingly new set of menu for all to enjoy! For many fussy eaters that news is a breath of fresh air indeed.

CIE GCE A-Level- KDU UC Excellence Award

Proud students with their awards!

Every student deserve an award if they worked hard and put in their greatest effort in something.

This time around, the School of Pre-University Studies awarded students for their outstanding results in the Cambridge International Examinations General Certificate of Education Advanced Level (CIE GCE A Level) May/June 2011 Examinations. This calls for the KDU UC Excellence Award.

The award ceremony happened on 19th of August 2011, held at KDU University College, Damansara Jaya Campus. Parents, siblings and friends also attended to support the award recipients. The event also saw, Mr. Ng Kim Huat (CIE Regional Representative for Malaysia) as a special guest.

Learning team building the fun way!

Written by Loh Teck Hua

Students learning the principles of team building in project management using hoops, cards, ropes, and in one activity, working on a task without exchanging a word to one another! Work and play can be one and the same! That is what active learning is all about.

KDU UC promotes active learning in all its academic programmes. The term ‘active learning’ is self-explanatory really. In brief, it means students are put in situations where they actively engage with the materials being taught. According to the theory, that will lead to better information recall. This is the opposite of the traditional lecture-room method where the lecturer talks and the students mostly listen and make notes.

T&L Weekly Workshop- Learning & Language Support

T&L Weekly Workshop- I.T. Skills For The Workplace