09:00 am - 09:00 pm
Sunway University Press Joins Frankfurter Buchmesse 2020
Webinar: Malaysia's Sustainable Development - The Decade for Action
Thought leaders convene on Malaysia’s sustainable development journey: areas of opportunity, imperative action and challenges in achieving The 2030 Agenda.
Exclusive Bake Sale
Craving for some baked goods? Well, you’re in for a treat! Chef Patrick Siau, who was a part of the winning team of the World Pastry Cup 2019, and his team is collaborating with Sunway Student Ambassadors (SSA) for an EXCLUSIVE BAKE SALE happening…
Leadership in Medicine: Southeast Asia Program
Global health care leaders must have expertise in leadership, health care finance and human resource management in order to maintain excellence in service and patient care.
Master in Public Policy Preview 2020
Interesting in finding out more about joining JCI's inaugural Master in Public Policy? Meet your lecturers and supervisors and inquire for details at the preview event.
Dynamic Economic Development & Shared Prosperity: The Penang Way
Penang Chief Minister YAB Chow Kon Yeow delivers an address outlining developments for Penang.
The Rise of Strongmen Regimes: Duterte, Jokowi, and Chinese Capital in Southeast Asia
Speaker
Sociology PhD Candidate
John Hopkins University, Non-resident fellow at the Stratbase ADR Institute, Middle East Institute, and the Paramadina Institute for Public Policy
02:00 pm - 03:30 pm
The Launch of the Exam Prep Series
Join us to launch the Exam Prep Series and the first two titles in the series—"Cambridge International AS & A Level Mathematics: Revision Guide for Pure Mathematics 3" and "Cambridge International AS & A Level Economics: Model Essays".
Dynamic Economic Development and Shared Prosperity: The Kedah Way
The Chief Minister of Kedah speaks to JCI and a public audience on future directions for the state's development.
Why Is It So Hard to Push Chinese High Speed-Railway Projects In Southeast Asia?
Dr Guanie Lim argues that Malaysia is able to implement its high-speed railway faster than Indonesia because of the way our political decision-making has been structured.
Making News and Shaping Views; Riding the Rollercoaster of the Digital Revolution
Disseminating news used to be managed exclusively by media hierarchies. The elites had control of the organisations and crucially the means of distribution. Readers and viewers were essentially a passive audience. But, now the digital revolution has…
