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Chairman of Board of Directors visits UMP laboratory facilities

Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP)’s laboratory and learning facilities were described as impressive by its Chairman Board of Directors, Dato’ Sri Ibrahim Ahmad who spent about two hours in the Gambang campus on January 22, 2019.

Dato’ Sri Ibrahim said he was pleased to see the kind of capacity UMP had and that he was satisfied with the occupational safety and health aspects that the university put great emphasis on.

40 UMP staff and students visited Al Hijrah TV station to learn more about broadcasting

In a move to further strengthen the branding campaign of Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP), the Vice-Chancellor Office (PNC) organised a trip to the Al Hijrah television station on January 15, 2019.

Forty staff and students took part in the trip organised under the ‘Kembara Ilmu’ programme aimed at establishing cooperation and forged closer ties with television stations in the country.

UMP Cares – Food for All Programme for students and the needy

The Islamic Centre and Human Development (PIMPIN) and MyGift Squad, Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) organised a programme called ‘Food for All’ as part of the efforts to tackle issues involving some of the university students who often had to go hungry due to financial constraint.

Under this programme, students are provided with free breakfast and lunch distributed at UMP mosques in Pekan and Gambang. 

On Thursdays, UMP even provided meals for breaking of fast for those who fast on that day.

Compost fertiliser from palm oil mill waste for growing organic crops

Palm oil plantation in the country is the largest agriculture crop in the country and as such, mass oil production of that scale will surely result in massive waste of empty fruit bunch.

In fact, only 10 percent of the oil is produced while the remaining 90 percent is agriculture waste or biomass. Some of the waste are processed into animal food while some are simply thrown away.

Reach Out Programme with Integrated Islamic School Kuantan ‘TOEFL® Young Students Series GO English! Project’ 

Saturday, 26 January- 79 primary school students from Integrated Islamic School, Kuantan were involved in the TOEFL® Young Students Series GO English! Project hosted by Educational Testing Service (ETS), the world’s largest nonprofit educational measurement organization, and facilitated by English language instructors from Centre for Modern Languages and Human Sciences, Universiti Malaysia Pahang.

KP House - Centre of attraction among Kuala Pahang residents

By: NOR SALWANA MOHD IDRIS, CORPORATE COMMUNICATION DIVISION

Pekan, January 22 - Kuala Pahang House (KP House) was an old house, abandoned and left to rot. However, it is now turned into a clean and beautiful house. In fact, it is a one-stop-centre for all kinds of activities that brings benefits to the community in Kampung Kuala Pahang.

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