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1. FACTS AND FIGURES
STUDENT MOBILITY IS
GROWING WORLWIDE
• There were 172,886
international students in
Malaysian higher education
institutions, private and
international schools, and
language centres as of
December 2016.
• Malaysia aims to attract
250,000 international
students by 2025. 2
Another facts…
MALAYSIA IS MAKING
THE MOST OF ITS
ADVANTAGES
• Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s
capital city, was voted as the
world’s most affordable
city for students (for the
third time in five years) - QS
Best Student Cities 2017
survey
Source:
https://www.nst.com.my/opinion/columnist 3
s/2017/05/237032/turning-world-towards-
Another one…
BETTER POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
• Malaysian government, as a whole, has been
working to improve international student
management i.e. by introducing Education
Malaysia Global Service (EMGS)
• Student visas are issued for the duration of
the programme (as opposed to yearly) and
visa applications can be made online and
tracked in real-time.
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… and another
BENEFITS THE ECONOMY AND COMMUNITY
• International students currently contribute
approximately RM5.9 billion per year to the
Malaysian economy
• They also contribute so much more in regard
to cultural exposure, competitiveness and
networking that will benefit our students and
community.
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MEDICAL SERVICE
• Terdapat sekitar 10.000 mahasiswa
Indonesia di Malaysia dari sekitar 100.000
mahasiswa dari luar negeri di Malaysia.
• Sedangkan mahasiswa Malaysia yang belajar
di Indonesia berjumlah 6.000 orang. Sebagian
besar menempuh studi di bidang "perubatan"
atau kedokteran.
• Kenyataan ini menjadi hal yang sangat
paradoks dimana mahasiswa Malaysia
belajar Kedokteran di Indonesia. Namun
warga Indonesia malah berobat ke Malaysia
dan menjadi pasien terbanyak.
(republika.co.id, Sabtu, 31 Agustus 2013,
17:02 WIB)
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MEDICAL SERVICE
• Dengan demikian maka tidak hanya terjadi
pada dunia pendidikan tinggi ternyata
dalam pelayanan jasa kesehatan pun
mengalami keadaan yang kurang lebih
sama.
• Menurut berita dari Harian Republika dari
Pekanbaru yang dimuat Sabtu, 31 Agustus
2013, pasien asal Indonesia tercatat
terbanyak yang datang berobat ke
Malaysia seperti yang diungkapkan
Konsulat Jenderal Malaysia H. Azizam
Ismail pada perayaan hari kemerdekaan
Malaysia ke-56 bertempat di Grand Hotel
Pekanbaru, Riau. "Jumlah pasien berobat
ke Indonesia tercatat 670 ribu sebagian
besar ke Malaka.” 7
MEDICAL SERVICE
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2. UNIVERSITY 4.0
2 University 4.0
2.1 Background
ADDITIONAL ISSUE: DIFFERENT GENERATION OF STUDENTS
• Often unwilling to engage in studies
• Unable to take as much materials compare to the previous generations
• Losing several skills and capabilities of previous generation
Started in
2 University 4.0
Germany at the
2.2 The Concept Rheinisch-
Westfalische
Technische
Hochschule
Impact on Aachen (RWTH
Higher Education Aachen) by
Sabina Jeschke,
a Professor for
University 4.0 Information
Fourth Industrial Revolution
Sciences in
(Industry 4.0)
• Initiative of higher education for being responsive to the impact of Mechanical
digitization Engineering,
• Leveraging the Industry 4.0 technologies to support the learning who formulated
activities the model.
• Utilization of IoT connectivity with massive data network and feedback
system
Ever since,
Multiple modes of education ASEAN region
How the transformed • Direct interaction (Face-to-Face) universities have
education will be • Online Learning been interested
delivered? • Blended/Hybrid mode in the notion.
2 University 4.0
Anticipation must be made for the universities to follow the rapid changes in higher-educations:
TRANSFORMATION OF
LEARNING DESIGN
2 University 4.0
The
UNCONVENTIONAL Online Learning Hybrid Learning
LEARNING is a form of distance Also known as Blended
education where Learning; refers to the
technology mediates the practices that combine (or
Distance learning process, teaching is
delivered completely
blend) traditional
face-to-face instruction
Education using the Internet. with online learning.
is teaching and planned
learning where the teaching Students and instructors
occurs in a different place may not have to be available
from learning, requiring at the same place and time.
communication through Does not include
technologies and special traditional distance
institutional organization. education instruction
methods, such as print-
based correspondence,
television/radio broadcast,
traditional video-conference,
and any stand-alone
educational programs.
2 University 4.0
Collaboration
Personalisation
Learning)
• Defined as the learning for and connected for ownership,
process mediated by mobile contextualized, aspects of m- agency and
devices [10] participatory, learning autonomous
• M-learning: learning situated learning
contexts can be generated learning
by students
• Not confined to normal
learning settings
2 University 4.0
2.4 Administration
2.4 Administration
Paper-based
A few actions to be taken
2.5 Research
The concept of IoT implementation in Research
management involves several basic elements of:
• Adoption to new research format Virtual
• Project management Groups
• Researcher management
• Data management
• Virtual groups New Data
Research Management;
example of actions
Research
Format
Internet
• Research groups interact with the
university online of Thing
• Research management center to
perform online tasks for funds
management Researcher
• The university provides supports Project
Management
for online application to grants
INDUSTRY-UNIVERSITY
COLLABORATION
2 University 4.0
TECHNICAL CHALLENGES
Human resources readiness for
digitization
Heterogeneous supporting software
system
Blended
Education
Technology +
& Online
Pedagogy
Learning
Future Learning
Around 47% of all jobs (United States data) have a 70% probability of
disappearing over the next 2 decades.
Top Ten Skills in 2020
1. Complex problem
5.2 The Changes of Skills solving
Acceleration of technology shorten the shelf life of 2. Critical thinking
existing knowledge, expertise and skills, and require 3. Creativity
different competencies which need to be developed. 4. People management
5. Coordinating with
The Importance of Work-Related Skills
others
6. Emotional intelligence
7. Judgement and
decision making
8. Service orientation
9. Negotiation
10.Cognitive flexibility
Many jobs that exist today are not available 10 years back
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