Category: Azman Hashim International Business School
AHIBS Action Research Challenge 2020 Linking Pin to Industry Solutions
AHIBS Action Research Challenge (AARC) held virtually on 2 September brought together important stakeholders including AHIBS Adjunct
Professor, Industrial Advisory Panel (IAP), industry peers and fellow academics.
AHIBS Won Branding Award at UTM Citra Karisma 2020
AHIBS has grown stronger as a brand since its inception in 1997 through various initiatives and has won the Branding Award at UTM Citra Karisma 2020.
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AHIBS Won Academic Quality Award at UTM Citra Karisma 2020
AHIBS Won Academic Quality Award in UTM Citra Karisma 2020.
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Partnering with University of Manchester on TalentTalks for AHIBS MBA Students
AHIBS MBA students had the opportunity to join the TalentTalks session focusing on leadership considerations in the public sectors.
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AHIBS Action Research Challenge 2020
AHIBS Action Research Challenge 2020 (AARC2020) as an interdisciplinary platform for students, academics and industry partners to present and discuss their latest innovations, trends, issues, and challenges facing by industries.
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LeadCamp – Experiential Learning Venture for AHIBS MBA
LeadCamp – Experiential Learning Venture for AHIBS MBA
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AHIBS MBA Pitch for Funding 2020 Sparks Significant Industrial Collaborations
138 companies benefited from AHIBS Pitch for Funding 2020 (PFF2020) held on Sunday 28th June, 2020.
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McDonald’s Malaysia Shares Perspectives on Leadership Values with AHIBS MBA Students
Hajah Melati Abdul Hai, a Vice-President and a Chief Marketing Officer from McDonald’s Malaysia shares her perspectives on leadership values to MBA students and talent management enthusiasts at AHIBS UTM under TalentTalks Series.
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UTM Conducts Viva-Voce Online
UTM has adopted the method of using online video conferencing for the purpose of oral examination (viva) for research mode postgraduate students during the course of MCO.
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AHIBS Assist Students with Internet Data Plan and Subsistence Allowances
Covid-19 pandemic has transformed our normal life into a new normal. It presents various challenges to the economic survival of Malaysians at various levels such as SME and enterprises. Malaysians, especially the B40 group, have been badly hit due to the fact that they may not be able to go to work because of the Movement Control Order (MCO). After 6 weeks of MCO where only essential services were allowed to operate business, employers may not be able to pay salaries or will undertake salary cuts. This situation has affected many B40 families and UTM students since 60% of them are from this class.
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Managing and Empowering People Development During the Coronavirus Crisis
People Development During the Corona Crisis
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The Coronavirus and Financial Contagion – A Global Perspective
The total Coronavirus cases around the globe have recorded an astonishing number which led to a slowdown of the global economy that estimated to cost at least US$1 trillion.
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