Higher Education DG: 38 academic programmes irrelevant to job market demand dropped | Malay Mail

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Higher Education DG: 38 academic programmes irrelevant to job market demand dropped

Datuk Siti Hamsiah Tapsir says the higher education department has requested all universities in the country to redesign their academic programmes in accordance with respective industry developments. — Picture by Choo Choy May

The department's director-general Datuk Siti Hamisah Tapsir confirmed the subjects were dropped and said higher education department needed to ensure that each course offered by public institutions is relevant to current developments.“The department of higher education has to ensure that each graduate is able to fulfill this demand.

Some of the courses under the engineering bachelor programme includes mechanical engineering in product invention, manufacturing engineering, electrical telecommunications engineering and electronic communication engineering.

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