Raffles University held a Financial Literacy and Scam Prevention Talk on Wednesday, 25 June 2025, providing attendees with an opportunity to strengthen their understanding of personal finance, money management and online safety.
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Raffles University offers Micro-Credential courses designed to provide focused learning opportunities that support professional and career development.
The courses are structured to equip participants with relevant skills, mindset and strategic insights, while encouraging them to connect their personal development with their roles and the wider goals of their organisations.
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On Sunday, 1 June 2025, participants took part in a hiking trip at Sireh Park, combining physical activity, appreciation of nature and environmental awareness in an outdoor setting.
The activity was organised to encourage participants to stay active while enjoying nature, while also strengthening teamwork and fostering a greater sense of responsibility towards environmental cleanliness.
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students from different educational institutions came together for a collaborative community service project aimed at supporting a local village facing water shortages, particularly during festive seasons.
The project brought together participants from Raffles University, Foon Yew High School JB, SMK Seri Tangkak, SMK Buluh Kasap and Reading University. The initiative was also supported by Raffles University President, Mr Greg Pritchard.
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Raffles University Centre of Professional Development (RUCPD) delivered a Leadership Training Programme for Puri Group, Indonesia, bringing together managers across different levels of the organisation for a structured professional development experience.
Street food is more than a part of Malaysia’s culinary landscape. It is closely connected to local communities, livelihoods, public spaces and cultural identity. Through the project Street Food as Social Design Inquiry, Raffles University Graphic Design students are exploring these connections and examining how design can respond meaningfully to real social contexts.
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Raffles University launched the Raffles University Psychological Wellness Centre (RUPC) on 15 March, marking an important step in extending psychological and wellness services to the wider Johor community.
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