Virtual Visit by External Examiner

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The external examiner for Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil) program, Professor Chungsik Yoo visited the School of Civil Engineering from 3 to 4 June 2021. Professor Yoo is a professor from Faculty of Civil, Architectural Engineering and Landscape, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea. The visit was conducted fully online due to the Covid-19 pandemic. 

During this 2-day virtual visit, Professor Yoo had various online meetings with the school management team, academic staff and selected students of the School of Civil Engineering. The laboratory visit session was carried out through a recorded video. The related document and information on the academic program and Outcome Based Education were shared with Professor Yoo through digital technology.

F2F teaching for all PPKA students has been postponed to 7 December 2020

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SoCE USM Nibong Tebal, 6 October 2020 - Due to increased COVID-19 pandemic outbreak cases recently, the starting date of F2F teaching for all PPKA students has been postponed to 7 December 2020 (local students) and 2 January 2021 (international students). This announcement is subject to changes made by the University from time to time.
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REGISTRATION DURING COVID-19: USM ADVISES NEW AND SENIOR STUDENTS TO GO ONLINE; POSTPONE TRAVEL TO CAMPUS

USM PENANG, 1 Oct 2020 – Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) has advised all new and senior students to register online as well as postpone their trip to the University campus due to the sharp increase in Covid-19 cases today.

The registration procedures will be announced soon via all of USM’s official online channels.

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New students who are already on their way to the campus are allowed to register tomorrow, or they can postpone their trip and return to the campus on a new date to be announced later.

Similarly, the senior students who were scheduled to be back on campus next week should also postpone their trip and should instead register for their courses online.

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