Curtin celebrates latest cohort of graduates

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Pro-Chancellor Dr George Chan delivering his address.

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MIRI: A total of 511 students from three faculties celebrated their academic success Curtin University Malaysia (Curtin Malaysia) recently.

A total of 191 came from its Faculty of Business, the Faculty of Engineering and Science (210), and the Faculty of Humanities and Health Sciences (78).

Additionally, 32 completed the Higher Degree Research (HDR) programme.

The graduation ceremony coincided with Curtin Malaysia’s 25th anniversary celebrations.

The event marked the culmination of their three or four-year university journeys.

Dignitaries in attendance included Pro-Chancellor of Curtin Malaysia Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr George Chan Hong Nam; Vice-Chancellor Professor Harlene Hayne, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Global Professor Xiaotian Zhang, and other senior executives from Curtin University Perth; members of Curtin Malaysia’s Council and Board of Directors; and Curtin Malaysia’s senior management led by Pro Vice-Chancellor Professor Simon Leunig.

Also in attendance were founders, former pro vice-chancellors, deputy pro vice-chancellors and chief operating officers of Curtin Malaysia, as well as representatives of the Curtin alumni chapters in Malaysia and Singapore, attending its anniversary celebratory events.

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Professor Hayne described this year’s graduation ceremony as particularly auspicious.

“Curtin Malaysia is Curtin’s earliest and largest global campus. For a quarter of a century, it has been at the forefront of delivering top-tier undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes across diverse disciplines, alongside pre-university courses leading to undergraduate programmes,” she said.

In his address, Dr Chan meanwhile urged the graduates to pursue their dreams with unwavering determination.

“Use your knowledge and skills to advance your personal growth and uplift those around you. Be compassionate, empathetic, and understanding of our diverse world.

“Let these values guide your actions as you navigate your future endeavours,” he said.

Reflecting on Curtin Malaysia’s 25th anniversary, Dr Chan acknowledged the university community’s collective efforts.

“This milestone is a testament to the contributions of our students, alumni, faculty, and staff. It signifies a rich history of academic excellence and a bright future of continued innovation and impact,” he said.

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