SERU is part of the Student Affairs Division (Hal Ehwal Pelajar) that is responsible for the design and implementation of soft skills programme to empower students to be in control of their own future. It is envisaged that the programmes organised by SERU will result in students to self-learn and share knowledge and skills to empower fellow peers and friends. SERU is confident that the development of soft skills in students will result in well-rounded graduates and eventually enhance employability rates of University Malaya's graduates.

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LEADERONOMICS-SERU CAREER ENHANCEMENT PACKAGE


Mastery Programme I
29 Jun - 05 Jul 2013
Dewan Perdana 1, Block D & SELC, Block E (KPS Building)

Mastery Programme II (Out campus)
19 Aug - 24 Aug 2013
Eagle Ranch, Port Dickson

Leadership Certification Programme
12-13 Oct, 26-27 Oct, 23-24 Nov, 30 Nov -01 Dec 2013
Dewan Perdana 1, Block D & SELC, Block E (KPS Building)

Terms & Condition
(i) Limited to 80 seats (40 for each class/camp) - undergraduate students
(ii) RM 20 commitment fees for each programme (refundable upon completion)
(iii) To fill 'Borang Pengakuan Jamin Diri' for outcampus programme conducted on 19-24 Aug 2013
(iv) Attendance is mandatory for each programme

Poster as below:


Come, let's register @ SERU now!!





Contact Us Gallery Bulletin

03-7967 7044/7057

Block D, Perdanasiswa Complex,
University of Malaya,
50603 Kuala Lumpur.

Monday - Friday
8.30 a.m. - 5.30 p.m.

Lunch Hours
1.00 p.m.-2.00 p.m. (Mon-Thurs)
12.15 p.m. - 2.45 p.m. (Friday)

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SERU Explorace 2013
University of Malaya Soft Skills & Employability Skills Programme (UMAST-go!) UMAST-go! was scheduled to start in September and complete by December 2012. However, following a decision by the Steering Committee during a mid-way review, it was temporarily halted effective 02 November 2012 due to poor students’ turnouts. The initial pilot run which started on 19 September 2012 till 20 October 2012 received seventy (70) students from the total expected five hundred and forty (540). UMAST-go! was then resumed on 19 – 26 January 2013; during the first semester break i.e. taking into account that students will be free from lectures. The turnout was hundred and ninety eight (198) students only of which more than 85% are the First Year and the rest were Second, Third and Final Year students.

Posted on | 18 February 2013