They are not only active in their studies but also take part in globally significant university projects.
In particular, they participated in an environmental protection initiative and gave an interview to a local TV channel.
They also visited nature reserves, tourist destinations, and the famous Langkawi Island — enjoying its beauty and contributing to nature conservation.
In addition, they learned the art of batik dyeing and created unique fabrics featuring cultural symbols. The new culture and lifestyle they are experiencing have sparked great interest and respect among our students.
