PEKAN, 31 Julai 2021 – Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) melancarkan Aplikasi ADAB UMP yang merupakan aplikasi mudah bagi pelajar untuk mendapatkan pelbagai maklumat terkini sepanjang pengajian di universiti ini.

Aplikasi ini memberi akses kepada pelajar untuk mendapatkan maklumat terkini berkenaan akademik, kebajikan pelajar, kewangan pelajar dan kemudahan yang terdapat di UMP.

Aplikasi ini turut menyediakan kemudahan permohonan secara dalam talian seperti zakat, e-aduan dan sebagainya.

PEKAN, 17 July 2021 - Every profession and every individual from various career backgrounds plays a role in combating the threat of the COVID -19 virus to ensure that the people and the country are always safe.

Apart from health and security personnel, there are also groups of superheroes who support the efforts and contribute when the country is still hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.

KUANTAN, 18 July 2021 - The results of applications for Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) holders for foundation studies, certificates, diplomas and bachelor’s degrees were announced last Wednesday.

This also involves admission to Public Universities (UA), the Institute of Teacher Education (IPG), Matriculation Colleges, Polytechnics, Community Colleges and Public Skills Training Institutions (ILKA).

PEKAN, 18 July 2021 - A student from the Faculty of Computing (FK), Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP), Syahirah Syazwani Shamsudin won first place in the Chinese Bridge Competition Malaysia Preliminary 2021 organised by the Chinese Embassy in collaboration with Kongzi Institute, University of Malaya (UM) recently.

The competition was judged through tests, presentations, interviews and public speaking.

KUANTAN, 14 July 2021 - Blockchain technology is a part of the growing digitalisation trend worldwide and offers a profound impact on business and social relationships.

Blockchain technology, which emerged in 2018, is a set of software protocols that allow unauthorised communication between machines (e.g., computer to computer and computer to smartphone).

PEKAN, 12 July 2021 - The implementation of moratorium 2.0 announced by the government on 7 July is a wise step taken to reduce the burden of the people as well as to continue to survive.

A survey conducted by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) found that 75 per cent of Malaysians do not have at least RM1,000 in savings.

Thus, the 2.0 moratorium is seen as an opportunity in addition to offering a solution to improve the finances of the affected individuals.