By FMT

Science has many positive impacts on a child’s development. Studies show that Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education builds children’s critical-thinking skills, encourages more innovation, and equips them with ways to cope with the challenges that Industry 4.0 brings.

By ARNOLD LOH

GEORGE TOWN: A nationwide shortage of engineers could hamper the country’s growth, especially in the fields of manufacturing and software development.

By The Star

IT is important to spark science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) interest among young children so that they are keen on these subjects and will later on pick these fields as their careers.

By Raman Raguraman

Today, the favourite disciplines that students tend to choose in their pursuit of higher education are still the arts.

by Angelina Chanis

It’s been close to a year since the Covid-19 pandemic necessitated the enforcement of various movement control orders (MCO) in Malaysia.

By The Star Online

If not for the incident that went viral involving Universiti Malaysia Sabah student Veveonah Mosibin, who was forced to climb a tree to get an Internet connection to sit for an online examination, most people would have remained blissfully unaware that not all Malaysians enjoy high-speed Internet access.