How to become a preferred education hub
Foreign students, especially from developing countries, come here seeking degrees awarded by internationally recognised English-medium universities through local partner colleges. They want to learn English, get a lower-priced education than that available in the developed countries, and study in a cultural environment that they feel more comfortable with. Continue Reading
At Limkokwing, we design our students4
We do it completely differently at our university. We start by looking at the kind of graduates we want to produce. Then we work backwards to put in the processes and build the support systems to ensure we get the desired outcome. Continue Reading
Creating a two-way traffic in education1
Bridging the two sides of the coin is a major reason for Limkokwing University to be in London, Botswana, Lesotho, Cambodia, Indonesia, China and Swaziland. More campuses in more regions are on the way, including one that is being planned in New York. Continue Reading
The Digital Generation4
It’s a digital world where the word “instant” is moving from hours to minutes to seconds and now it is reducing further to nanoseconds. Continue Reading
A new vision of education5
I have felt that the education system the British left behind in all the Commonwealth countries — 6 years in primary school, 5 to 7 years in secondary school and followed by tertiary education — is at odds with the reality of life for most of the world. Continue Reading
About Tan Sri Lim
Professor Emeritus Tan Sri Dato’ Dr Lim Kok Wing, the Founder and President of Limkokwing University of Creative Technology, does not fit into any ordinary mould that would describe most entrepreneurs.
His journey has been closely linked with the economic and social development of Malaysia. Read more
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