In an attempt to provide a nature journaling experience to UTAR students, the Department of Student Affairs (DSA) of Sungai Long Campus organised a guided walk at Taman Tugu. The nature journaling activity required the participants to document their observations in their journals. Throughout the activity, the students learned to slow down, record their responses and learn about the natural world. >>>
With the theme of “Loving the Earth begins with eating and ends with action - I bring my own utensils”, ICS organised a green awareness day, to create awareness of reducing the use of disposable utensils and plastic packaging, which is also a way to love the earth. Green living can start from our daily meals. All ICS staff and students at Sungai Long and Kampar campuses are encouraged to either bring their own meals and utensils to eat or pack their own meals with their own utensils during breakfast or lunch. >>>
The Digital Poster Competition 2022 was a success! The Top 10 poster designs can now be featured in your customised tote bags! The profit from the sale will be donated to Malaysia Nature Society. You can order the limited tote bag from the online store: https://greencampuscommittee.easy.co/ >>>
Erase E-waste is a project by UTAR Bachelor of Corporate Communications (Honours) final-year students of batch 2022/2023, aimed to raise the awareness of UTAR students on the growing E-waste problem and educate them on how to minimise it. This campaign started on 26 August 2022 and ended on 16 November 2022. It is in line with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production. >>>
The event was organised by the Department of Mass Communication under the Faculty of Creative Industries (FCI), to create awareness of environmental protection among university students and a sense of urgency about waste issues in Malaysia. The documentary focused on the heavy industrialisation around the Kuala Langat area which led to illegal activities by factories. Several types of pollution caused by the factories have seriously affected the..>>>
During the four-hour activity, UTAR volunteers had the opportunity to work in the garden, preparing compost, transporting 100 bags of soil from another garden, and repairing and cleaning the garden. The gardening activity at the Edible Community Garden was a fun yet valuable learning experience for the students and staff. It provided them with an opportunity to contribute their time and effort to the environment and society. >>>
A group consisting of 38 UTAR students and staff gathered to explore the urban forest situated in Taman Tugu, Persiaran Sultan Salahuddin, Kuala Lumpur. Led by Department of Student Affairs staff Chow Keng Fatt, the guided walk was an effort to bring urbanites out into the forest to get to know more about urban nature. >>>
This is a virtual mobility programme organised by UTAR Department of Soft Skills Competency of Sungai Long Campus, collaborated with the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH), Universitas Multimedia Nusantara (UMN) and Guizhou University of Finance and Economics (GUFE). The programme provided the fundamentals of ESG, the importance and its role in business entity/organisation, the sustainable practice and its application >>>
This event is organised by the Corporate Communication Final Year students, aimed to increase awareness of arising fabric waste issues in Malaysia and to educate the adoption of responsible fashion consumption among Malaysian young adults. The event comprised of a talk, mini auction, live interview, and quiz competition. >>>
The digital poster competition provides a vibrant visual, colourful, and simple way to communicate within the community regarding the recent climate issues. It is suitable for display in community space, enhance social skills and provide rooms for artistic and imaginative which is not limited to a certain age. The desired outcome of this competition is to visually display the current states of community knowledge regarding climate change. >>>
The exploration was led by Founder-cum-Secretary of Shah Alam Community Forest Society Alicia Teoh along with her sister Melissa Teoh. They guided the UTAR participants along the trail and explained how community groups can join hands to protect the Shah Alam Community Forest (SACF) while utilising it in a responsible way. >>>
The webinar was organised the Department of Student Affairs of Sungai Long Campus, to provide the audience with an opportunity to learn about native plants, animals and insects that adapt well in urban settings. The webinar was presented by Executive Director and Founder of Free Tree Society Baida Hercus and Managing Director of... >>>
The virtual conference was organised by UTAR Centre for Disaster Risk Reduction (CDRR), University System of Taiwan, Kobe University and the University of Nottingham Malaysia, to bring together academics and researchers to share their experiences, ideas and approaches related to contemporary issues in civil and environmental... >>>