RESERD 2008 – Gearing Dynamic Human Capital
Kuala Terengganu, 15th January: Human capital development has been identified by the government as one of the most crucial elements which can contribute to a nation’s success. It is reflected in the national policy frameworks drawn by local thinkers and the government.
The policy frameworks, summarized in the three key national frameworks, namely the New Economic Policy, the National Development Policy and the National Vision Policy are based on a profound understanding of the needs and challenges of the present time as well as the aspiration of the nation to achieve quality human capital and ultimately achieve developed nation status by the year 2020.
Answering the call to produce quality human capital, UTM through the Faculty of Management & Human Resource Development with Terengganu Development Institute and Terengganu State Government jointly organized the 1st Regional Conference on Human Resource Development (RESERD 2008) together with the collaboration of Ministry of Human Resource.
The opening ceremony was officiated by Terengganu Mentri Besar, Dato’ Seri Hj. Idris Jusoh and held at the Primula Beach Resort, Kuala Terengganu on the 14th of January 2008. The 2-day conference attracted around 250 local and international participants.
Also present were the Vice Chancellor of UTM, Tan Sri Prof. Dr. Mohd Zulkifli Tan Sri Mohd Ghazali, President and Chief Executive Officer of TDI, Dr Azmi Omar and a special guest, Professor Aahad Osman-Gani from the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
Dato’ Seri Hj. Idris Jusoh in his opening speech said Human Capital Development is not just an asset to organizational growth and development. It is in fact, the single most essential factor that ultimately decides whether an organization will eventually grow successfully or die prematurely. It is the collective attitudes, skills and abilities of its human resource that significantly contribute to organizational performance and productivity.
He also added that the right approach and understanding of Islam would provide the proper guide to Human Capital Development.
The conference held 6 parallel sessions which presented 89 proposals by local and foreign academia’s such as from Slovac Republic, Iran, the Phillipines, Malta, Australia and the U.K.
Selamat Kembali Ke Kampus!
Pejabat ini ingin mengucapkan selamat kembali ke kampus kepada semua pelajar Program Kerjasama UTM di seluruh Malaysia dan semoga akan lebih gigih lagi dalam menempuhi alam pembelajaran dan pendidikan untuk Semester 2 Sesi 2007/2008 ini.
Kepada yang telah berjaya dengan cemerlang pada keputusan peperiksaan semester lalu, kami ucapkan syabas dan tahniah manakala pada yang kurang memberangsangkan, moga dapat melipat gandakan usaha dan lebih fokus terhadap kuliah dan pembelajaran. Selalu dampingi mereka yang berjaya jikalau anda mahu berjaya.
Dapatkan nasihat yang terbaik daripada pensyarah dan jelaskan segala kekeliruan dengan bertanya kepada yang tahu terutamanya kepada Pengarah, Pengurus ataupun Penyelaras Akademik Program Kerjasama UTM sendiri.
Rajin-rajinlah mengulangkaji dan melihat contoh soalan semester yang lepas dari sebermula kelas perkuliahan. Bagi yang berkeputusan Kedudukan Baik (KB), rancanglah masa depan pembelajaran anda dengan mengambil beban kredit yang bersesuaian namun tidak boleh kurang dari 10 kredit, terkecuali bagi kes-kes tertentu seperti semester akhir, latihan industri dan sebagainya.
Lebih penting lagi untuk pelajar ber Kedudukan Bersyarat (KS), pastikan pendaftaran anda tidak melebihi 9 kredit dan terlebih dahulu mengulang matapelajaran (UM) kursus-kursus yang pernah gagal terlebih dahulu. Mengulang gred bagi kursus-kursus yang tidak mempunyai gred yang baik adalah amat digalakkan sama-sekali. Namun harus di ingat! Mengulang Gred (UG) hanya dibenarkan sekali sahaja untuk subjek berkenaan disepanjang tempoh pengajian!
Sekian dahulu buat masa ini, jumpa lagi dan "Selamat Kembali Ke Kampus!"
