A Malaysian PhD Student Finishes a Joint Research Project at TUMS

Upon a friendly meeting at Office of Vice-Chancellor for Global Strategies and International Affairs (GSIA), the Certificate of the three-month joint research project was handed over to Nasrul Anuar Bin Abd Razak, Malaysian student of Biomedical Engineering

"I have already visited five countries: India, Pakistan, Japan, Singapore to evaluate the educational and research systems in the mentioned countries," said Nasrul Anuar. He also noted that during these two years of travel and evaluation, he found a unique characteristic in TUMS School of Rehabilitation which is the balance between tools and experience, the balance between participants and technologies. 

Further, Dr. Hadiyan, the director of GSIA Office of Higher Education, expressed his delightfulness to receive Nasrul Anuar's positive feedback during these three months and added that the Dean of faculty of Biomedical Engineering of Malaya University had sent a draft of MoU to develop the scientific bilateral ties to do joint research programs, exchange faculty members and students and train academic staff.

Finally, on behalf of Dr. Kheradmand, Vice-Chancellor for Global Strategies and International Affairs, the Certificate of the three-month joint research project was handed over to Nasrul Anuar Bin Abd Razak.