Activities 

Date: 1–3 August 2025

Venue: Pusat Latihan Kenegaraan, Ulu Kenas, Perak

Six students from TAR UMT Perak Branch attended the Kursus Kenegaraan Malaysia Madani & Pemantapan Kepimpinan organized by Akademi Kenegaraan Malaysia and Majlis Belia India Malaysia (MIYC).

The programme aimed to develop young leaders with a strong patriotic spirit and understanding of Rukun Negara. Selected participants were Indian students and children of Perak origin.

The students actively participated in various leadership and nation-building activities, gaining valuable knowledge and experience.

Our Bachelor of Tourism Management (Event Management) students, accompanied by their lecturer, embarked on an enriching 3-day field trip to Melaka.

The journey began at Encore Melaka, where students toured behind the scenes of the iconic 360-degree rotating theatre guided by Mr Benjamin. They gained insights into stage design, guest flow and innovative audience engagement, discovering how meticulous planning shapes world-class events.

The trip also featured a CSR activity at the Reptile and Butterfly Sanctuary. Students learned about flora and fauna conservation while planting host plants for the Common Birdwing butterfly, contributing directly to its protection.

This trip offered a meaningful blend of industry knowledge and environmental responsibility, equipping students with both professional insights and a greater appreciation for sustainability.

TAR UMT Perak recently took part in the Volleyball Competition hosted by UTAR Kampar at the Grand Kampar Sport Complex.

Our team fought hard and showed true commitment, teamwork and sportsmanship, even though the journey ended at the group stage.

The experience gained will fuel stronger performances ahead and we’re proud of the effort, spirit and determination our players brought to the court.

12 August 2025, TAR UMT Perak - Ice Bucket Challenge: Wellness Campaign 2025

As part of the Wellness Campaign 2025, the campus came alive with splashes, cheers and laughter during the Ice Bucket Challenge, held to raise awareness about mental health.

With nearly 90 students and staff taking part, the event was more than just buckets of cold fun as it carried a powerful message about breaking the stigma and standing together for mental well-being.

A day that was chilly, cheerful and deeply meaningful, proving that even small actions can spark big conversations on mental health.

12 August 2025, TAR UMT Perak - Mental Health Awareness Talk

As part of the Wellness Campaign 2025, students and staff attended an engaging talk by Dr Ahmad Syukri from PKD Kampar.

The session shed light on the importance of mental health and provided simple yet effective tips on managing stress, maintaining balance and seeking help when needed.

A big thank you to Dr Ahmad Syukri for delivering such an insightful session, reminding us all to prioritise our well-being and break the stigma surrounding mental health.

12 August 2025, TAR UMT Perak - Wellness Campaign 2025

What an exciting day it was at our Wellness Campaign 2025! The event brought together students and staff for a day filled with energy, fun and wellness.

From 15 interactive activity booths and free health screenings to the crowd-favourite animal encounters, the campaign truly had something for everyone.

A huge shoutout goes to our dedicated student organising committee, whose hard work and teamwork made the entire event a smooth and successful one.

Our RAF students from Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TARUMT), Perak Branch recently had the invaluable opportunity to visit Bursa Malaysia, the nation’s stock exchange and a cornerstone of the financial market.

The visit began with the Sens-Ability Programme, which provided an engaging introduction to financial literacy and the importance of understanding market dynamics. Students then gained valuable insights into the Derivatives Market, learning how derivatives function, their role in risk management, and their significance in global trading.

Next, participants were introduced to Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), where Bursa Malaysia professionals explained their structure, benefits, and investment potential. The session continued with an overview of MyBursa, a digital platform offering tools, resources, and market updates to help investors make informed decisions.

The visit concluded with a tour of the Knowledge Centre, where students explored historical market records, educational resources, and research materials, deepening their appreciation for Malaysia’s capital market development. A photography session wrapped up the day, capturing memorable moments of learning and networking.

This experience bridged classroom learning with real-world financial insights, equipping students with practical knowledge in trading, investments, and market operations. It also inspired them to explore future careers in finance, economics, and investment, while enhancing their confidence in navigating the capital market.

Congratulations to Sai Hwa Leng (TAR UMT Perak) for smashing her 5000m Personal Best, from 29:59 → 27:25! She clinched a Top 10 finish, proving that grit and hard work pay off.

A Year 1 Sem 3 Bachelor of Business (Hons) Accounting & Finance student, Hwa Leng continues to shine both in the classroom and on the track.

Keep chasing new limits, Hwa Leng, the best is yet to come!

Big thanks to Mr. Lau Chen Ee from STEEM1960, Singapore, for an eye-opening Coffee Talk on Liquid Logistics: What They Didn’t Teach You in Class!

137 students from Diploma in Business Administration and Diploma in E-Marketing got a rare insider look into the world of oil, petroleum, chemicals and beverage transportation. 

From real-world logistics operations to career tips and even advice on tackling teamwork challenges, the session was practical, engaging and full of takeaways that went beyond the classroom.

17 August 2025, Perak - TAR UMT FCCI Students Shine in Photography Competition: “Pilih Sayang, Bukan Abaikan”

Students from the Faculty of Communication and Creative Industries (FCCI) made their mark in the Student Photography Competition: “Pilih Sayang, Bukan Abaikan”, held under the Perak Pawsitive Initiative (Daerah Kinta).

The competition challenged participants to tell powerful stories about compassion and responsibility towards stray animals through the lens of photography. Guided by the theme “Pilih Sayang, Bukan Abaikan”, students were inspired to create visuals that urged the public to choose love and care instead of neglect.

From a strong pool of entries across Perak, two FCCI students from TAR UMT Perak Branch rose to the occasion, securing spots among the Top 10 finalists. Their achievement not only showcased their creativity and technical skills but also reflected their strong advocacy for animal welfare.

This recognition underscores TAR UMT students’ ability to use creative expression as a force for positive change, bringing attention to meaningful social causes beyond the classroom.

The Varsity Swimming Championship 2025 – Circuit 2 was successfully held on 23–24 August 2025 at Pusat Akuatik Tuanku Zara, Ipoh, Perak. The championship was organized by Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TAR UMT) in collaboration with the Ministry of Higher Education.

A total of 17 universities and institutions participated in this prestigious event, including UM, UKM, UPM, UPSI, UiTM, IIUM, Sunway, Taylor’s, APU, IMU, MCKL, RUMC, Kolej Matrikulasi Perak, TAR UMT Penang, and TAR UMT Perak Branch.

The TAR UMT Perak Branch sent seven swimmers to compete in various sprint events. Their performances were as follows:

• Law Li Hui Eddie achieved the best results for the team, finishing 4th place in the Men’s 50m Breaststroke with a time of 31.16s and 6th place in the Men’s 50m Freestyle with 26.94s.

• Teh Yi Hong recorded 10th place in the Men’s 50m Freestyle (28.59s) and 16th place in the Men’s 50m Breaststroke (39.19s).

• Lim Jaywin secured 15th place in the Men’s 50m Freestyle (32.45s) and 14th place in the Men’s 50m Butterfly (37.05s).

• Leonard Wong Zhen Yuan finished 18th place in the Men’s 50m Freestyle (37.10s), while Neah Wei Shen placed 19th place in the same event (41.72s).

• Lee Jing Wei represented the women’s category, finishing 10th place in the Women’s 50m Freestyle with a time of 55.30s.

• Chew En Sheng completed the Men’s 50m Breaststroke in 47.26s, earning 19th place.

Overall, the competition provided valuable exposure and experience for TAR UMT Perak swimmers, with Eddie’s 4th and 6th place finishes being the team’s highest achievements. The event also fostered sporting spirit, teamwork, and camaraderie among universities across Malaysia.

On 28th August 2025, from 5.00 PM – 10.00 PM, the Diploma in Event Management students of TAR UMT Perak Campus successfully organised Echoes of Fears: A Global Ghost Gala at DSA Hall.

The event highlighted ghost folklore from Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, and China, brought to life through themed booths, cultural performances, a haunted house, and fun activities such as Find the Money Game. The evening was further elevated with a Lucky Draw, offering cash prizes and even a gold bar.

Guests also enjoyed a wonderful dinner prepared by the team, with participants praising the food and atmosphere. The night was a balance of learning, creativity, and entertainment, showcasing the students’ hard work, teamwork, and passion.

A heartfelt thank you to our Deputy Branch Head Puan Ong Yu Chuang, Associate Dean Cik Yap Lai Kuan, Program Leader Cik Farah Amalina, lecturers, Ms. Faten Dee (External Advisor), sponsors, alumni, and all attendees for their invaluable support.

This event has not only created lasting memories but also strengthened the students’ skills in event management, creativity, and community engagement. Truly, a proud moment for TAR UMT

29–31 August 2025, Penang - From Classroom to Georgetown: Discovering Tourism in Action

Bachelor of Tourism Management (Honours) Event Management students take their learning to the streets of Penang through the themed trip “From Classroom to Georgetown: Discovering Tourism in Action.”

Over three days and two nights, students explored Wonderfood Museum, Penang Hill, Rozana’s Batik Workshop, Tech Dome, Glass Museum, Gurney Bay and Hin Bus Depot Art Market. Each stop offered hands-on exposure to cultural tourism, heritage sites and creative attractions, while sharpening skills in customer service, teamwork and destination management.

The trip was more than sightseeing. It was real-world tourism training in action, equipping students with practical experience to complement their academic knowledge and preparing them for future careers in the dynamic tourism industry.