Raffles University is committing to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Raffles University identifies tertiary education’s significant role in educating and equipping the younger generation’s knowledge, skills and value for a sustainable and equitable future. It is also crucial to develop the skills necessary to become a responsible global citizen that considers the environment and society in each decision-making process. Hence, Raffles University has set up a committee of SDGs to integrate the practice of SDGs into the daily operation or teaching and learning at the Raffles University.
1. No Poverty
2. Zero Hunger
3. Good Health and Well-being
4. Quality Education
5. Gender Equality
6. Clean Water and Sanitation
7. Affordable and Clean Energy
8. Decent Work and Economic Growth
9. Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
10. Reduced Inequalities
11. Sustainable Cities and Communities
12. Responsible Consumption and Production
13. Climate Action
14. Life Below Water
15. Life on Land
16. Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
17. Partnerships for the Goals
Recently, the RU Leo Club, in collaboration with the Raffles University Faculty of Business, proudly hosted a combined Recognition Ceremony and Inspiring Leadership Talk right here on campus.
We believe that true academic excellence is best measured by our ability to create positive, lasting change in our community.
At Raffles University, education reaches far beyond the boundaries of lecture theatres and textbooks.
RU and Sunway Big Box Retail Park created the largest Angpao origami horse and a hand-painted horse statue for Chinese New Year 2026.
Leo Club students conducted a meaningful community service visit to Bright To Special Home in Skudai, engaging children with special need.
A Teddy Bear Toss event brought RU staff and students together to collect plush toys for donation as part of community outreach initiative.
Interior Design students collaborated with Le Grandeur Palm Resort Hotel in a real-world Hotel Room Interior Design Competition.
Leo Club students conducted a meaningful community service visit to Bright To Special Home in Skudai, engaging children with special need.
Learn how RU students bring SDGs to life through engaging projects, workshops, and interactive activities on campus.
As part of Colourella 2025: Bazaar of Colors, SRC representatives donated event profits to Shechinah Association Johor Bahru.
Community Service engages students in diverse outreach initiatives, fostering social responsibility and real-world community impact.
RU was awarded 2nd Prize in the Nanao Village Rebranding Competition for its interdisciplinary project ‘心域九溪 JIUXI MINDSCAPE’.
Interior Design students collaborated with Le Grandeur Palm Resort Hotel in a real-world Hotel Room Interior Design Competition.
Students from the Faculty of Built Environment & Regenerative Design at Raffles University took part in Festival Seni Bina (FSB) Johor 2025, held from 28 to 30 November 2025 at Desaru Coast Riverside, Pengerang, Johor.
On 22 November 2025, Raffles University hosted a thought-provoking public forum titled “Generation Under Watch: Mental Health in the Age of Pressure and Pixels”, bringing together professionals, teachers, parents, and members of the community to explore the growing impact of the digital world on youth mental health. The event attracted more than 30 participants and provided a valuable platform for dialogue on the challenges facing young people in today’s increasingly connected society.
Raffles University students put social responsibility into practice through charitable activities designed to support the wider community.
Social responsibility becomes more meaningful when learning moves beyond theory and into real-world action.
As part of the MPU 3182 Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban course, Raffles University students explored the concept of individual social responsibility and its role in building a caring, inclusive and responsible society.
Raffles University Psychology students explored the importance of social responsibility through a learning experience that connected classroom knowledge with practical community engagement.
Our Diploma in Visual Communication students partnered with MIKA for a festive-themed product photography contest.
Raffles University students stepped beyond the classroom and into the community through a community service project at Zoo Johor, putting teamwork, communication and social responsibility into practice through hands-on volunteering.
Conducted as part of the MPU3412 Community Service module, the project provided students with an opportunity to contribute to the zoo’s daily operations while gaining practical experience through real-world volunteering.
On 9 October 2025, students from the Diploma in Interior Design at Raffles University participated in a residential site visit as part of their DID21045 Interior Design Studio 2 (Residential) module.
The visit formed part of the students’ module requirements and provided an opportunity to conduct on-site research into design aspects relevant to their studio project.
Raffles University brought together members of the university community and the public for the Stress Management and Resilience Cultivation Workshop on 8 October 2025, creating an engaging space to explore practical approaches to managing stress and strengthening personal resilience.
RU joined the IIB Thematic Talk 2.0 on Healthcare & Wellness, introducing the new Psychological Wellness Centre (RUPC)
Raffles University student works were showcased at Malaysian Architecture Week (MAW) Johor 2025, held from 12 to 19 September 2025 at Kota Jail, Johor Bahru.
Presented by Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia Southern Chapter (PAMSo) in conjunction with Festival Seni Bina Johor 2025, the event provided a public platform for architectural works from across the Southern region.
The Mall of Medini Building Tour and Site Analysis reflects the value of combining academic learning with practical exposure.
Through activities such as building tours, site analysis and industry engagement, Interior Design students are given opportunities to observe, explore and connect their studies with real environments, supporting a more practical approach to their learning journey.
Raffles University Wellness Centre recently conducted a Teenager Well-Being Educational Talk for students at Paragon Secondary School, led by Wellness Coach Dr Shubashini and Mr Jayson Lew.
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.
The Japan Youth Exchange Programme Visit created a memorable experience for participating students while strengthening connections between Malaysian and Japanese youth.
Through cultural exchange, campus activities and interactive learning, the programme provided a platform for students to build friendships and deepen their appreciation of different cultures, reflecting the spirit and purpose of youth exchange.
Raffles University participated in MIID Varsity Dialogue 7.0, held on 16 August 2025 at Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TAR UMT), Kuala Lumpur.
The dialogue, themed “Developing the Malaysia Interior Design Body of Knowledge (IDBoK)”, formed part of a national initiative focused on developing a contextualised and comprehensive body of knowledge for Interior Design in Malaysia.
a one-day online conference initiated to bring together academics from different universities to explore interdisciplinary collaboration opportunities in the context of innovation and beyond.
OPPA Volunteer Programme, an initiative designed to offer free basic health screenings and early assessments to community.
The Faculty of Arts & Design at Raffles University is proud to present Wave Sense.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Raffles University students explored the SDGs through research and infographics in a collaborative outreach event.
Raffles University students explored the SDGs through research and infographics in a collaborative outreach event.
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.
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.
Raffles University students volunteered at Zoo Johor, dedicating a day to cleaning and promoting teamwork and community responsibility.
RU Leo Club held a Sanitary Pad Workshop and Talk that empowered students to take action in addressing menstrual hygiene challenges.
Explore our vibrant campus life and discover how we are innovating education in our October 2024 newsletter
The Sustainable Crafting Workshop featured unique pieces made from upcycled materials and transformed into works of art.
Explore our vibrant campus life and discover how we are innovating education in our September 2024 newsletter
The Fashion Design Seminar brings together students and industry professionals from Pro Uniform & Gift, Fiffy, and Raffles KL.
Raffles University is excited to participate in the Waste to Wealth Innovation (WAWI) Competition, organised by SW Corp Malaysia.
Leo Club visited an Orang Asli village and it allowed the them to gain valuable insights to identify potential areas for future support.
Leo Club formation day was the induction of new members and the installation of the BOD, symbolising the club’s commitment to community.
This event brought together students from various faculties to showcase how sustainability applies and achieving our collective unity goal.
Booster Club participated in a beach cleaning event at Mersing, contributing to environmental preservation efforts.
RU Connected comprises few teams, each with a distinct focus, working towards a common goal of unifying the Raffles University community.
Beyond Barriers Day dedicated to raising awareness about disabilities and fostering a sense of unity among Raffles students and staff.
Goal of the Raffles Cultural Day was to celebrate the diverse cultures and showcase the beauty of multiculturalism.
Raffles University showcases interior design talent, and it marked the commencement collaboration between RU Interior Design and Eco World.
This event brought together students from various faculties to showcase how sustainability applies and achieving our collective unity goal.
Raffles organized a sensational food tasting event. They made this food tasting event truly unique due to the interactive evaluation process.
Fashion Design vertical project presentation showcased fashion designers who are committed to sustainable design practices.
Raffles University and Raffles College of Higher Education co-organise a competition “My Malaysia, My Heritage Art Competition”.
Fashion Designers recently had the incredible opportunity to explore Kuala Lumpur on a field trip. The designers participate in a unique project with A Plus for Autism, an NGO promoting autism acceptance.
“Raffles students showcase their innovative designs for the RU non-woven bag, incorporating the festive elements of Chinese New Year.
Raffles University has launched Go Green Policy as the first step towards Sustainable Development Goals
Raffles University is launching the RU Medini Campus on 14 January 2023. Everyone is welcome!
International Project Logistics Competition 2022/2023 is an international competition organised by Raffles University Logistics Club
Raffles University Student Representative Council (RUSRC) organised a See The Light Awareness Day to expose RU students to blind community
The GloWD 2022 GEL-Lab Design Studio is an international program that structured with participants from different design institutions and design programs.
Raffles University is pleased to announce that Datuk Wira Dato’ (Dr.) Calvin Khiu from OE EduTech is appointed as a member of the Raffles University Industry Advisory Board.
Raffles University Cogito Ergo Club organised an Edutainment event for Raffles students to explore the unique cultures of Malaysia!
Raffles University signed an MOU with Nanyang Learning Hub for further collaboration in TVET and RCEP project.
Raffles University Student Representative Council (RU SRC) 2022/2023 has been selected!
Raffles University has been selected as the ED RANKS 2022 TOP Creative School in Malaysia
Raffles University Fashion Design Club invited Fashion Design alumni to share on the topic: ” Expectation vs Reality”
Raffles University Logistics Club organised an fieldtrip to Isotank Container Services Sdn Bhd
Raffles University Business Club organised a cross-cultural event to understand and celebrate the Deepavali
Raffles Designers assisted in designing posters and banners for the weekly street events at Jalan Tan Hiok Nee as community service project
Raffles Interior Designer – YEOH Wei Ling, from Diploma in Interior Design for being selected as Daikin Youth Design Competition 2022 Top 10 Finalist.
Raffles Fashion Designer – AU Jie Min’s portfolio – “Too Much” is shortlisted for Global Design Graduate Show 2022 in collaboration with Gucci.
Raffles University Fashion Designers participated a vertical project to redesign old fashion outfits to new pieces
Raffles University Interior Design (RUID) club organsied a digital illustration workshop for students to learn the digital illustration from Dr Tirani!
Raffles University AI & Robotic Programme Director – Associate Professor Dr Sasa ARSOVSKI released his latest research Deep Learning for the Brain-Machine Interaction
Raffles University AI & Robotic Faculty went to Selangor Aviation Show for Presentation of Deep Learning for the Brain-Machine Interaction by Associate Professor Dr Sasa ARSOVSKI present
Raffles University has collaborated with Chung Hwa High School, Muar to conduct a 3-day Johor Chinese Independent Schools Computer Club Camp.
Latest announcement of Raffles University on 9 September 2022.
Raffles Students from Diploma in Fashion Design and Bachelor of Fashion Design (Honours) visited to StickJoy as Factory Tour
Raffles Students from Raffles University Interior Design (RUID) Club fieldtripped to KL and Daikin
Raffles University held the 6th Convocation with the theme – Beyond Resilience on 25 June 2022 to celebrate the graduation of RU graduates 2020, 2021 and 2022.
Raffles Students from Raffles University Psychology Association (RUPA) invited Supt. LIM Jit Huey to deliver a seminar
Raffles Students from Raffles University Psychology Association (RUPA) visited Hospital Permai
Raffles Students from Diploma in Visual Communication and Bachelor of Graphic Design (Honours) visited to a signage company
Raffles Fashion Designer Showcases: “Opposites Attract”. The Final Major Studio Project showcase of 2 Raffles Fashion Designers.
Raffles Students from Raffles University Psychology Association (RUPA) hold a seminar about internet scams
RUID Wallpaper Competition is a competition created by Raffles University Interior Design Club of Raffles University
Raffles University is pleased to be the strategic partner for Johor Interior Designers’ Association (JIDA) Design Awards 2022.
Raffles Fashion Designer Showcases: “Mirror”. The Final Major Studio Project showcase of 6 Raffles Fashion Designers.
Raffles Students from Bachelor of Supply Chain Management (Honours) visited Zublin Precast Industry as their first field trip after the pandemic.
Latest announcement of Raffles University on 11 January 2022. Alternative Entrance
Recently, the RU Leo Club, in collaboration with the Raffles University Faculty of Business, proudly hosted a combined Recognition Ceremony and Inspiring Leadership Talk right here on campus.
We believe that true academic excellence is best measured by our ability to create positive, lasting change in our community.
RU and Sunway Big Box Retail Park created the largest Angpao origami horse and a hand-painted horse statue for Chinese New Year 2026.
Leo Club students conducted a meaningful community service visit to Bright To Special Home in Skudai, engaging children with special need.
Learn how RU students bring SDGs to life through engaging projects, workshops, and interactive activities on campus.
A Teddy Bear Toss event brought RU staff and students together to collect plush toys for donation as part of community outreach initiative.
Leo Club students conducted a meaningful community service visit to Bright To Special Home in Skudai, engaging children with special need.
As part of Colourella 2025: Bazaar of Colors, SRC representatives donated event profits to Shechinah Association Johor Bahru.
RU was awarded 2nd Prize in the Nanao Village Rebranding Competition for its interdisciplinary project ‘心域九溪 JIUXI MINDSCAPE’.
Interior Design students collaborated with Le Grandeur Palm Resort Hotel in a real-world Hotel Room Interior Design Competition.
Students from the Faculty of Built Environment & Regenerative Design at Raffles University took part in Festival Seni Bina (FSB) Johor 2025, held from 28 to 30 November 2025 at Desaru Coast Riverside, Pengerang, Johor.
On 22 November 2025, Raffles University hosted a thought-provoking public forum titled “Generation Under Watch: Mental Health in the Age of Pressure and Pixels”, bringing together professionals, teachers, parents, and members of the community to explore the growing impact of the digital world on youth mental health. The event attracted more than 30 participants and provided a valuable platform for dialogue on the challenges facing young people in today’s increasingly connected society.
Raffles University students put social responsibility into practice through charitable activities designed to support the wider community.
Social responsibility becomes more meaningful when learning moves beyond theory and into real-world action.
As part of the MPU 3182 Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban course, Raffles University students explored the concept of individual social responsibility and its role in building a caring, inclusive and responsible society.
Raffles University Psychology students explored the importance of social responsibility through a learning experience that connected classroom knowledge with practical community engagement.
Our Diploma in Visual Communication students partnered with MIKA for a festive-themed product photography contest.
Raffles University students stepped beyond the classroom and into the community through a community service project at Zoo Johor, putting teamwork, communication and social responsibility into practice through hands-on volunteering.
Conducted as part of the MPU3412 Community Service module, the project provided students with an opportunity to contribute to the zoo’s daily operations while gaining practical experience through real-world volunteering.
On 9 October 2025, students from the Diploma in Interior Design at Raffles University participated in a residential site visit as part of their DID21045 Interior Design Studio 2 (Residential) module.
The visit formed part of the students’ module requirements and provided an opportunity to conduct on-site research into design aspects relevant to their studio project.
Raffles University brought together members of the university community and the public for the Stress Management and Resilience Cultivation Workshop on 8 October 2025, creating an engaging space to explore practical approaches to managing stress and strengthening personal resilience.
RU joined the IIB Thematic Talk 2.0 on Healthcare & Wellness, introducing the new Psychological Wellness Centre (RUPC)
Raffles University student works were showcased at Malaysian Architecture Week (MAW) Johor 2025, held from 12 to 19 September 2025 at Kota Jail, Johor Bahru.
Presented by Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia Southern Chapter (PAMSo) in conjunction with Festival Seni Bina Johor 2025, the event provided a public platform for architectural works from across the Southern region.
The Mall of Medini Building Tour and Site Analysis reflects the value of combining academic learning with practical exposure.
Through activities such as building tours, site analysis and industry engagement, Interior Design students are given opportunities to observe, explore and connect their studies with real environments, supporting a more practical approach to their learning journey.
Raffles University Wellness Centre recently conducted a Teenager Well-Being Educational Talk for students at Paragon Secondary School, led by Wellness Coach Dr Shubashini and Mr Jayson Lew.
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.
The Japan Youth Exchange Programme Visit created a memorable experience for participating students while strengthening connections between Malaysian and Japanese youth.
Through cultural exchange, campus activities and interactive learning, the programme provided a platform for students to build friendships and deepen their appreciation of different cultures, reflecting the spirit and purpose of youth exchange.
Raffles University participated in MIID Varsity Dialogue 7.0, held on 16 August 2025 at Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TAR UMT), Kuala Lumpur.
The dialogue, themed “Developing the Malaysia Interior Design Body of Knowledge (IDBoK)”, formed part of a national initiative focused on developing a contextualised and comprehensive body of knowledge for Interior Design in Malaysia.
a one-day online conference initiated to bring together academics from different universities to explore interdisciplinary collaboration opportunities in the context of innovation and beyond.
OPPA Volunteer Programme, an initiative designed to offer free basic health screenings and early assessments to community.
The Faculty of Arts & Design at Raffles University is proud to present Wave Sense.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Explore our vibrant campus life and discover how we are innovating education in our December 2024 newsletter
Explore our vibrant campus life and discover how we are innovating education in our November 2024 newsletter
The Sustainable Crafting Workshop featured unique pieces made from upcycled materials and transformed into works of art.
Explore our vibrant campus life and discover how we are innovating education in our September 2024 newsletter
The Fashion Design Seminar brings together students and industry professionals from Pro Uniform & Gift, Fiffy, and Raffles KL.
Explore our vibrant campus life and discover how we are innovating education in our August 2024 newsletter
Leo Club visited an Orang Asli village and it allowed the them to gain valuable insights to identify potential areas for future support.
The Sustainable Campus Exhibition was a showcase of student projects; each exhibition space was designed to facilitate interaction.
Raffles University organised an Reproductive Health Education education event with a guess speaker Dr Thanusha Ratna Krishnan from Premier Medica Clinic Eco Botani.
Leo Club formation day was the induction of new members and the installation of the BOD, symbolising the club’s commitment to community.
Explore our vibrant campus life and discover how we are innovating education in our May 2024 newsletter
Field trip to Tanjung Piai, collaboration with the Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport (CILT) Johor and Lembaga Pelabuhan Johor.
Explore our vibrant campus life and discover how we are innovating education in our April 2024 newsletter
This event brought together students from various faculties to showcase how sustainability applies and achieving our collective unity goal.
Booster Club participated in a beach cleaning event at Mersing, contributing to environmental preservation efforts.
RU Connected comprises few teams, each with a distinct focus, working towards a common goal of unifying the Raffles University community.
Beyond Barriers Day dedicated to raising awareness about disabilities and fostering a sense of unity among Raffles students and staff.
Raffles University showcases interior design talent, and it marked the commencement collaboration between RU Interior Design and Eco World.
This event brought together students from various faculties to showcase how sustainability applies and achieving our collective unity goal.
Raffles organized a sensational food tasting event. They made this food tasting event truly unique due to the interactive evaluation process.
Fashion Design vertical project presentation showcased fashion designers who are committed to sustainable design practices.
Raffles University successfully organised an online seminar on the topic: “Generative AI Tools: Explore and Apply.
Raffles University and Raffles College of Higher Education co-organise a competition “My Malaysia, My Heritage Art Competition”.
Fashion Designers recently had the incredible opportunity to explore Kuala Lumpur on a field trip. The designers participate in a unique project with A Plus for Autism, an NGO promoting autism acceptance.
“Raffles students showcase their innovative designs for the RU non-woven bag, incorporating the festive elements of Chinese New Year.
Raffles University has launched Go Green Policy as the first step towards Sustainable Development Goals
Raffles University Student Representative Council (RUSRC) organised a See The Light Awareness Day to expose RU students to blind community
Raffles Designers assisted in designing posters and banners for the weekly street events at Jalan Tan Hiok Nee as community service project
Raffles University Fashion Designers participated a vertical project to redesign old fashion outfits to new pieces
Raffles University has collaborated with Chung Hwa High School, Muar to conduct a 3-day Johor Chinese Independent Schools Computer Club Camp.
Raffles Fashion Designer Showcases: “Opposites Attract”. The Final Major Studio Project showcase of 2 Raffles Fashion Designers.
RU and Sunway Big Box Retail Park created the largest Angpao origami horse and a hand-painted horse statue for Chinese New Year 2026.
A Teddy Bear Toss event brought RU staff and students together to collect plush toys for donation as part of community outreach initiative.
As part of Colourella 2025: Bazaar of Colors, SRC representatives donated event profits to Shechinah Association Johor Bahru.
RU was awarded 2nd Prize in the Nanao Village Rebranding Competition for its interdisciplinary project ‘心域九溪 JIUXI MINDSCAPE’.
Interior Design students collaborated with Le Grandeur Palm Resort Hotel in a real-world Hotel Room Interior Design Competition.
Students from the Faculty of Built Environment & Regenerative Design at Raffles University took part in Festival Seni Bina (FSB) Johor 2025, held from 28 to 30 November 2025 at Desaru Coast Riverside, Pengerang, Johor.
On 22 November 2025, Raffles University hosted a thought-provoking public forum titled “Generation Under Watch: Mental Health in the Age of Pressure and Pixels”, bringing together professionals, teachers, parents, and members of the community to explore the growing impact of the digital world on youth mental health. The event attracted more than 30 participants and provided a valuable platform for dialogue on the challenges facing young people in today’s increasingly connected society.
Raffles University students put social responsibility into practice through charitable activities designed to support the wider community.
Social responsibility becomes more meaningful when learning moves beyond theory and into real-world action.
As part of the MPU 3182 Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban course, Raffles University students explored the concept of individual social responsibility and its role in building a caring, inclusive and responsible society.
Raffles University Psychology students explored the importance of social responsibility through a learning experience that connected classroom knowledge with practical community engagement.
Our Diploma in Visual Communication students partnered with MIKA for a festive-themed product photography contest.
Raffles University students stepped beyond the classroom and into the community through a community service project at Zoo Johor, putting teamwork, communication and social responsibility into practice through hands-on volunteering.
Conducted as part of the MPU3412 Community Service module, the project provided students with an opportunity to contribute to the zoo’s daily operations while gaining practical experience through real-world volunteering.
On 9 October 2025, students from the Diploma in Interior Design at Raffles University participated in a residential site visit as part of their DID21045 Interior Design Studio 2 (Residential) module.
The visit formed part of the students’ module requirements and provided an opportunity to conduct on-site research into design aspects relevant to their studio project.
Raffles University brought together members of the university community and the public for the Stress Management and Resilience Cultivation Workshop on 8 October 2025, creating an engaging space to explore practical approaches to managing stress and strengthening personal resilience.
RU joined the IIB Thematic Talk 2.0 on Healthcare & Wellness, introducing the new Psychological Wellness Centre (RUPC)
Raffles University student works were showcased at Malaysian Architecture Week (MAW) Johor 2025, held from 12 to 19 September 2025 at Kota Jail, Johor Bahru.
Presented by Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia Southern Chapter (PAMSo) in conjunction with Festival Seni Bina Johor 2025, the event provided a public platform for architectural works from across the Southern region.
The Mall of Medini Building Tour and Site Analysis reflects the value of combining academic learning with practical exposure.
Through activities such as building tours, site analysis and industry engagement, Interior Design students are given opportunities to observe, explore and connect their studies with real environments, supporting a more practical approach to their learning journey.
Raffles University Wellness Centre recently conducted a Teenager Well-Being Educational Talk for students at Paragon Secondary School, led by Wellness Coach Dr Shubashini and Mr Jayson Lew.
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.
The Japan Youth Exchange Programme Visit created a memorable experience for participating students while strengthening connections between Malaysian and Japanese youth.
Through cultural exchange, campus activities and interactive learning, the programme provided a platform for students to build friendships and deepen their appreciation of different cultures, reflecting the spirit and purpose of youth exchange.
Raffles University participated in MIID Varsity Dialogue 7.0, held on 16 August 2025 at Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TAR UMT), Kuala Lumpur.
The dialogue, themed “Developing the Malaysia Interior Design Body of Knowledge (IDBoK)”, formed part of a national initiative focused on developing a contextualised and comprehensive body of knowledge for Interior Design in Malaysia.
a one-day online conference initiated to bring together academics from different universities to explore interdisciplinary collaboration opportunities in the context of innovation and beyond.
OPPA Volunteer Programme, an initiative designed to offer free basic health screenings and early assessments to community.
The Faculty of Arts & Design at Raffles University is proud to present Wave Sense.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Sustainable Crafting Workshop featured unique pieces made from upcycled materials and transformed into works of art.
This event brought together students from various faculties to showcase how sustainability applies and achieving our collective unity goal.
RU Connected comprises few teams, each with a distinct focus, working towards a common goal of unifying the Raffles University community.
Beyond Barriers Day dedicated to raising awareness about disabilities and fostering a sense of unity among Raffles students and staff.
Raffles University showcases interior design talent, and it marked the commencement collaboration between RU Interior Design and Eco World.
This event brought together students from various faculties to showcase how sustainability applies and achieving our collective unity goal.
Fashion Design vertical project presentation showcased fashion designers who are committed to sustainable design practices.
Raffles University successfully organised an online seminar on the topic: “Generative AI Tools: Explore and Apply.
Fashion Designers recently had the incredible opportunity to explore Kuala Lumpur on a field trip. The designers participate in a unique project with A Plus for Autism, an NGO promoting autism acceptance.
Raffles University Student Representative Council (RUSRC) organised a See The Light Awareness Day to expose RU students to blind community
Raffles Designers assisted in designing posters and banners for the weekly street events at Jalan Tan Hiok Nee as community service project
Raffles University has collaborated with Chung Hwa High School, Muar to conduct a 3-day Johor Chinese Independent Schools Computer Club Camp.
Raffles Fashion Designer Showcases: “Opposites Attract”. The Final Major Studio Project showcase of 2 Raffles Fashion Designers.
RU and Sunway Big Box Retail Park created the largest Angpao origami horse and a hand-painted horse statue for Chinese New Year 2026.
A Teddy Bear Toss event brought RU staff and students together to collect plush toys for donation as part of community outreach initiative.
As part of Colourella 2025: Bazaar of Colors, SRC representatives donated event profits to Shechinah Association Johor Bahru.
RU was awarded 2nd Prize in the Nanao Village Rebranding Competition for its interdisciplinary project ‘心域九溪 JIUXI MINDSCAPE’.
Interior Design students collaborated with Le Grandeur Palm Resort Hotel in a real-world Hotel Room Interior Design Competition.
Students from the Faculty of Built Environment & Regenerative Design at Raffles University took part in Festival Seni Bina (FSB) Johor 2025, held from 28 to 30 November 2025 at Desaru Coast Riverside, Pengerang, Johor.
On 22 November 2025, Raffles University hosted a thought-provoking public forum titled “Generation Under Watch: Mental Health in the Age of Pressure and Pixels”, bringing together professionals, teachers, parents, and members of the community to explore the growing impact of the digital world on youth mental health. The event attracted more than 30 participants and provided a valuable platform for dialogue on the challenges facing young people in today’s increasingly connected society.
Raffles University students put social responsibility into practice through charitable activities designed to support the wider community.
Social responsibility becomes more meaningful when learning moves beyond theory and into real-world action.
As part of the MPU 3182 Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban course, Raffles University students explored the concept of individual social responsibility and its role in building a caring, inclusive and responsible society.
Raffles University Psychology students explored the importance of social responsibility through a learning experience that connected classroom knowledge with practical community engagement.
Our Diploma in Visual Communication students partnered with MIKA for a festive-themed product photography contest.
Raffles University students stepped beyond the classroom and into the community through a community service project at Zoo Johor, putting teamwork, communication and social responsibility into practice through hands-on volunteering.
Conducted as part of the MPU3412 Community Service module, the project provided students with an opportunity to contribute to the zoo’s daily operations while gaining practical experience through real-world volunteering.
On 9 October 2025, students from the Diploma in Interior Design at Raffles University participated in a residential site visit as part of their DID21045 Interior Design Studio 2 (Residential) module.
The visit formed part of the students’ module requirements and provided an opportunity to conduct on-site research into design aspects relevant to their studio project.
Raffles University brought together members of the university community and the public for the Stress Management and Resilience Cultivation Workshop on 8 October 2025, creating an engaging space to explore practical approaches to managing stress and strengthening personal resilience.
RU joined the IIB Thematic Talk 2.0 on Healthcare & Wellness, introducing the new Psychological Wellness Centre (RUPC)
Raffles University student works were showcased at Malaysian Architecture Week (MAW) Johor 2025, held from 12 to 19 September 2025 at Kota Jail, Johor Bahru.
Presented by Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia Southern Chapter (PAMSo) in conjunction with Festival Seni Bina Johor 2025, the event provided a public platform for architectural works from across the Southern region.
The Mall of Medini Building Tour and Site Analysis reflects the value of combining academic learning with practical exposure.
Through activities such as building tours, site analysis and industry engagement, Interior Design students are given opportunities to observe, explore and connect their studies with real environments, supporting a more practical approach to their learning journey.
Raffles University Wellness Centre recently conducted a Teenager Well-Being Educational Talk for students at Paragon Secondary School, led by Wellness Coach Dr Shubashini and Mr Jayson Lew.
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.
The Japan Youth Exchange Programme Visit created a memorable experience for participating students while strengthening connections between Malaysian and Japanese youth.
Through cultural exchange, campus activities and interactive learning, the programme provided a platform for students to build friendships and deepen their appreciation of different cultures, reflecting the spirit and purpose of youth exchange.
Raffles University participated in MIID Varsity Dialogue 7.0, held on 16 August 2025 at Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TAR UMT), Kuala Lumpur.
The dialogue, themed “Developing the Malaysia Interior Design Body of Knowledge (IDBoK)”, formed part of a national initiative focused on developing a contextualised and comprehensive body of knowledge for Interior Design in Malaysia.
a one-day online conference initiated to bring together academics from different universities to explore interdisciplinary collaboration opportunities in the context of innovation and beyond.
OPPA Volunteer Programme, an initiative designed to offer free basic health screenings and early assessments to community.
The Faculty of Arts & Design at Raffles University is proud to present Wave Sense.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Sustainable Crafting Workshop featured unique pieces made from upcycled materials and transformed into works of art.
The Fashion Design Seminar brings together students and industry professionals from Pro Uniform & Gift, Fiffy, and Raffles KL.
Leo Club formation day was the induction of new members and the installation of the BOD, symbolising the club’s commitment to community.
This event brought together students from various faculties to showcase how sustainability applies and achieving our collective unity goal.
This event brought together students from various faculties to showcase how sustainability applies and achieving our collective unity goal.
Raffles organized a sensational food tasting event. They made this food tasting event truly unique due to the interactive evaluation process.
Fashion Design vertical project presentation showcased fashion designers who are committed to sustainable design practices.
“Raffles students showcase their innovative designs for the RU non-woven bag, incorporating the festive elements of Chinese New Year.
Raffles University has launched Go Green Policy as the first step towards Sustainable Development Goals
Raffles University Fashion Designers participated a vertical project to redesign old fashion outfits to new pieces
