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Cyberjaya University College Of Medical Sciences nurturing The Passion To Care

Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences (CUCMS) was founded in line with the Malaysian government's aspiration to further improve the healthcare of Malaysians through state-of-the-art educational technology and training in medical sciences. CUCMS was established officially on 23rd October 2005 under the Private Higher Education Act 1966.

Its core mission is to serve the people of the nation through national distinction in health sciences education, research, public service and clinical care.

The establishment of CUCMS was also to close the gap between a ready-supply of qualified high achieving students against limited placements available in higher learning institutions for medical and pharmacy students. As reported in the New Straits Times, 22 February 2005, Malaysia was in need of an additional 3,300 doctors, 700 specialists, 600 pharmacists, 500 dentists and 130,000 nurses.

The name for the medical college takes advantage of Malaysia’s first truly intelligent city and the international image of the selected township of its location, Cyberjaya.

CUCMS seeks to be a university of international standing and a leading medical institution in the region.

HELP University College Always Do The Best For Their Students

Ever since its founding in 1986 to provide affordable quality educational opportunities for Malaysians, HELP University College has developed into the leading institution of higher learning in Malaysia with a firmly established international reputation among universities, research organisations, scholars, business and corporate leaders and governments in Asia Pacific, Europe and North America. 

HELP University College offers a wide and diverse range of programs covering business, law, management, economics, IT, social sciences and the humanities at undergraduate and graduate levels. It has also assumed a leading role in research and development in certain disciplines and subject areas. By upholding rigorous standards and setting benchmarks in many areas, HELP has achieved many successes and won plaudits and respect from many quarters, at home and abroad, making it a preferred partner in many crucial areas of endeavour and cooperation.

The quality of education imparted by HELP ensures that not only are its graduates preferred over others for employment by multinational companies and discerning employers in many areas of the globe, they also rapidly assume responsible leadership roles and positions. 

The conferment of university college status by the Government in 2004 is a tacit recognition of HELP's distinguished achievements and provides a fillip to further excellence and quality. We are now poised to play our role as an intellectual leader and a great centre of learning and tertiary education. 

Communications Minister reverses position on SAT-3

Communications Minister, Cornelius Adebayo has reversed his position on the severance of SAT-3 from NITEL to form a seperate company.
Reports by the News Agency of Nigeria indicate that the minister new position is that the Presidency would decide the fate of SAT-3 under NITEL's privatisation.
Speaking through his Media Assistant, Adebayo said that the issue of SAT-3 had been a burning one even before he came into the Communications ministry, stressing that as the country prepares the National carrier for privatisation only the BPE with due approval from the presidency can determine whether NITEL should be sold with SAT-3 or should be excised from the company before it is sold in December.
But last Saturday, Adebayo sang a different tune at the launch of new products by Nigerian computer maker, Omatek.
Adebayo had told reporters that the government had taken the decision to sever SAT-3 from NITEL as it concludes the process for its privatisation. Asked whether that would not affect negatively the bid to sell NITEL this year, Adebayo disagreed, saying that without SAT-3 the government would be able to sell NITEL easily.
He said that it was in the interest of Nigerians that the government took the decision. Adebayo said that the fear of government is that it believes anybody who buys NITEL would determine how much to sell the facility, which would not be in the overall interest of the country.
Continuing, he said:“The rational is that SAT-3 is a very major national asset; and NITEL is being privatized and can be bought by anybody from anywhere because it is an open market.“And SAT-3 is a crucial tool for ICT delivery.“We believe it should be held in the hands which can guarantee competitive cost”.
“Our decision is in cognizance of the need to make the facility available. It is in the protection of the interest of Nigeria that we are doing this”, he further asserted

AIMST CHIEF QUITS

FRANKIE D'CRUZ

Friday, January 8th, 2010 12:23:00

Dr Ampikaipakan also resigns as MIED trustee

KUALA LUMPUR: Well-respected consultant chest physician Tan Sri Dr K. Ampikaipakan has resigned as chairman of AIMST Sdn Bhd, the management company of Malaysia’s first private university, Asian Institute of Medicine, Science and Technology University (AIMST).

He also tendered his resignation as trustee of the MIC’s education arm, the billion-ringgit Maju Institute for Education Development (MIED) that owns the university at Semeling, Kedah.

The resignations took effect yesterday, said MIED founding member Tan Sri K.S. Nijhar.

Nijhar said Dr Ampikaipakan did not state his reasons for resigning from both posts.

The Malay Mail understands that at least two other directors are expected to follow suit, plunging the  management of the university into deeper problems.

Nijhar said the remaining seven trustees were expected to meet soon to discuss Dr Ampikaipakan’s resignation and name the potential replacement.

He said Dr Ampikaipakan had served AIMST and MIED with full dedication and that it would be difficult to find someone of his calibre as replacement.

Dr Ampikaipakan, a community leader with an outstanding career of more than three decades in medicine and education, both in the public and private spheres, had been AIMST chairman since it was founded on March 15, 2001.

Nijhar said Dr Ampikaipakan provided critical leadership to the university in its formative years and ensured its sustained growth in consonance with the aspirations of its founding fathers.

Dr Ampikaipakan was not available for comment.

ISLAMIC FINANCE INSTITUTIONS INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR EDUCATION IN ISLAMIC FINANCE

JUL06 ISSUE9 Print this article It is a well accepted fact that there are not enough experienced Islamic bankers around to meet the needs of such a fast growing industry. Malaysia has a home-grown solution to the problem. Paul McNamara reports The International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance is an initiative from Kuala Lumpur that has the backing, support and patronage of the central bank of Malaysia, Bank Negara Malaysia, and its chairman is Dr. Zeti Akhtar Aziz. According to Dr. Zeti, "To sustain and support the development and growth of the industry, an important prerequisite is the development of the talent and expertise that is needed to drive innovation and to raise the performance of the industry to greater heights. In particular, we must develop the professional expertise that demonstrates discipline in both intellectual leadership as well as in the operational practice." This is the basic thinking that underpins the International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance. Established in 2006 to train Islamic finance professionals in order to address the human capital needs of the industry. Its main focus and objective is to produce high caliber professionals for the global Islamic finance services industry through its certification programmes. "IFP SEEKS TO DEVELOP AN INCREASED AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING OF ISLAMIC FINANCE BOTH WITHIN THE MUSLIM WORLD AND IN THE WEST AND IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE THIS IFP RUNS SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS, LECTURES, AND FORUMS ON TOPICS RELEVANT TO ISLAMIC FINANCE." The Certified Islamic Finance Professional (CIFP) programme is the first of its kind and has a comprehensive syllabus divided into three parts. The first part looks at Islamic economics and finance from a theoretical point of view. The second part looks at endowing candidates with practical skills such as structuring corporate financing and issuing Islamic securities. Part three involves an articleship programme that teaches problem solving skills, restructuring exercises, simulation and management games and so on. The CIFP programme can be completed between in a timeframe between 1.5 and 6.5 years. Both banking and Takaful are covered in the programmes and the idea is that graduates will add an extra dimension to the industry. Specialised modules are offered in both banking and Takaful. At present, the academics involved in teaching the programme include: Professor Dato Dr. Sudin Haron who is a renowned academic in Islamic banking and finance Professor Dr. Mohamed Ariff who has a consulting specialisations in finance, taxation, privatisation and the capital markets Professor Dr. Nabil Baydoun who has researched and consulted extensively in the areas of financial management, accounting, auditing and strategic planning Professor Dr. Masudul Alam Choudhury who has written extensively in the areas of Quranic studies, economics, finance and philosophy Professor Dr. Murat Cizakca who has written extensively in the areas of economics, business and finance Professor Dr. M. Shahid Ebrahim who is a researcher in corporate finance and Islamic banking There is a wealth of additional academics and teachers to augment this list. In general, the minimum academic requirement for entry into the CIFP programme is a bachelor's degree, or an equivalent professional qualification. Students with a diploma plus five years working experience in the field are also welcome. All courses are run in English. The learning methodology caters to the needs of working professionals and candidates can pursue the programme using a combination of online and onsite learning including attending optional seminars and tutorials. Academic terms start in both June and December of each year.

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