Professor Dr. Lim Jit Kang (School of Chemical Engineering)
1 October 2026 (Thursday)
9.00 am – 11.00 am
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sasidharan Sreenivasan (Institute for Research In Molecular Medicine)
5 October 2026 (Monday)
9.00am – 12.00pm
This workshop is designed specifically for postgraduate students to develop practical skills for maintaining originality and academic integrity throughout the research and writing process. The session will address plagiarism across different forms of academic content, including text, images, figures, tables, graphics, and other visual materials.
Participants will learn how to paraphrase effectively, cite and acknowledge sources correctly, and use text and visual materials ethically in academic research. The workshop will also introduce contemporary digital tools and practical approaches for checking textual and visual similarity, enabling students to identify potential originality issues and improve their work before final submission.
Profesor Dr. Badrul Hisham b. Yahaya (Pusat Kanser Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi (PKTAAB)
7 October 2026 (Wednesday)
9.00am – 12.00pm
Are you a postgraduate student navigating the thesis writing process? In my talk, I'll explore key insights from my experience as an academic examiner, offering practical advice to help you transform your thesis into a compelling piece of academic work. Building on the core themes of my work, Thesis Writing and Examiners' Expectations, this discussion is tailored for both new and experienced postgraduate students. I’ll highlight the essential components of a well-structured thesis and provide a deep dive into what examiners look for, ensuring you're prepared to meet and exceed their expectations. From selecting the right topic to crafting research questions, conducting literature reviews, presenting strong arguments, and drawing meaningful conclusions, this session will equip you with the tools needed to produce a thesis that stands out. Join me to gain valuable insights into the mind of an examiner and unlock the strategies to master your thesis journey with confidence!
Dr. Siti Rahyla binti Rahmat (School of Social Sciences)
26 October 2026 (Monday)
9.30am – 12.30pm
Students will be exposed to the do's and don'ts of conducting Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) and Surveys, both online and face-to-face. Tips and techniques for invitations and data collection will also be shared in this training. Additionally, the training will cover how to design and conduct focus group discussions with themes.
Madam Cik Ramlah Che Jaafar (Hamzah Sendut Library)
29 Oktober 2026 (Thursday)
9.00am – 12.00pm
Workshop details:
Topic wil cover how to identify:
• Journals according to subject
• Journals in indexed platform (Scopus, Web of Science, MyCite & ERA)
• Journals quartile, impact factor and cite score
• Discontinued journals in Scopus
• Supressed titles in Web of Science