Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) proudly hosted its Malaysia graduation ceremony at the Plenary Hall, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, marking a significant milestone for all graduates. The ceremony, attended by 450 family, friends and distinguished guests, celebrated the achievements of graduates from various fields of study, including:
- Doctorate in Business Administration
- BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance
- BA (Hons) Business Management
- BSc (Hons) Multimedia Computing
- BSc (Hons) E-Business Technology and Management
The event was graced by esteemed faculty members, including Professor Adam Shore, Director of Liverpool Business School, Ms Prabha Sundram, Head, Education (Malaysia) British Council and Dato’ Thavalingam C. Thavarajah, an LJMU alumnus and prominent labour and employment lawyer in Malaysia. The occasion was filled with heartfelt speeches, award presentations, and celebratory moments that highlighted the dedication and hard work of each graduate.
In his welcoming speech, Professor Shore offered valuable insights and advice to the graduates as they prepare to embark on their careers. He praised the graduates and reaffirmed LJMU’s commitment to international collaboration. Professor Shore also highlighted how YPC International College exemplifies the spirit and ethos of LJMU, particularly in delivering high-quality, industry-focused programmes that meet the needs of local, national, and international employers.
Ms. Sundram, in her introductory note, she commended the LJMU-YPC partnership as a testament to the enduring UK-Malaysia collaboration in education—a journey that began in 2005 and has since grown in strength, value, and innovation. She expressed pride in the way LJMU and YPC serve as an excellent example of how educational partnerships can foster people-to-people connections, drive positive change, and contribute to communities and nations, aligning with the British Council’s mission in education.
Professor Shore also extended heartfelt thanks to the British Council for their invaluable support. He noted that the British Council’s presence underscores the importance of international collaboration and shared goals.
The ceremony also featured a highlight—a contribution from an LJMU alumnus to the Social Impact Education Fund. Dato’ Thavalingam witnessed firsthand how UK higher education profoundly impacted his life and career. Now, he is committed to giving back to society. A heartfelt thanks to Dato’ Thavalingam for his support.
The Social Impact Education Fund is a dedicated initiative aimed at fostering educational opportunities and driving positive change in the lives of underprivileged students. This fund is designed to support and empower students through scholarships and financial assistance, ensuring that higher education pursuits are accessible to all regardless of their financial background.
We are thrilled to share the memorable moments from our recent graduation ceremony. To view and relive the highlights, please visit the following link:
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Thank you for being a part of this special occasion!