Malaysian education: Pressures ease

A Malaysian Outcome-based Engineering Education Model

Malaysia is currently a provisional member of the Washington Accord and the Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC) in the country is shifting its paradigm to an outcome-based approach instead of being prescriptive in the assessment. Although the EAC’s 1999 published manual listed the generic attributes for graduates, little effort was made to ensure engineering schools appreciate and implement...

Forging a Future: Pressures on Higher Education

Ethanol Policy Changes to Ease Pressures in Corn Markets: Could They Work?

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Borrowing to save: can NHS bodies ease financial pressures by terminating PFI contracts?

Cyberethics and Internet Behaviour of Malaysian Primary Education Students

Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Jalan Semarak, 54100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Corresponding Author: Maslin Masrom ___________________________________________________________________________ Abstract This paper investigates the cyberethics and internet behavior of Malaysian primary education students. Based on Theory of Planned Behavior and PAPA framework, we develop an integrated research framewo...