PAYA BESAR, 11 January 2021 - The newly appointed Students’ Representative Council (MPP), Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) for the 2021/2022 session is recommended to pay serious attention to the fostering of a culture of wisdom, prosperity, respect, and love.
These can be implemented through various programmes and activities so that UMP continues to be harmonious with a conducive campus atmosphere for learning and unity.
Kuantan,14 Mei 2020 - Pengorbanan seramai 50 pelajar Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) sebagai sukarelawan dalam membantu pengurusan universiti bagi mengendalikan kebajikan, keselamatan pelajar dan urusan penghantaran pelajar pulang ke kampung halaman setelah lebih 40 hari tinggal di kampus ekoran pelaksanaan Perintah Kawalan Pegerakan (PKP) pasti akan dikenang sepanjang hayat mereka.
It started with his intent to facilitate students to move around in campus and going by with only a Perodua Viva borrowed from his family but now Khairull Nasruddin Mansor, 25, is a proud owner of a modest car rental business with five cars.
He had some experience running the business following a working stint with a car rental operator prior to this.
The newly elected Students’ Representative Council (MPP) of Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) will hopefully be able to use this opportunity as a platform to become a leader of calibre and progress forward.
The MPP has a role and responsibility in promoting the enrichment of a culture of happiness, contentment, respect, and humanity through various programmes and activities for UMP to stay harmonious and exuberant with a conducive campus environment towards studies and unity.
Eighteen years’ experience as a staff member at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) which later changed their name to Kolej Universiti Teknologi dan Kejuruteraan Malaysia (KUKTEM) and Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) was truly memorable for Nor Ashikin Abul Aziz who has now completed her service as a lecturer at the Centre for Modern Languages and retired at the age of 60 on 3 October 2019.
Seeing earthy character that no one thought Mustaf Mohamed, 23, a Somali national and international students have the nationality of the United Kingdom's interests and fluent in Malay.
"I also like to be friends with Malaysian friends and when playing football together it gives me a chance to remember more languages and be closer to them," he said in an evening's sports interest.
In fact, he is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering degree active in public speaking activities.
