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9-12 November 2024
The Faculty of Chemical Engineering & Technology (FKTK), UniMAP proudly celebrated the graduation of its students during the 19th UniMAP Convocation Ceremony, held from 9th to 12th November 2024. This momentous event marked the academic achievements of 297 degree graduates and 46 diploma graduates who are now ready to embark on their careers and contribute to the industry.
The convocation ceremony was filled with excitement and joy as proud parents and family members attended to witness their loved ones' significant achievement. In addition to the graduates, FKTK lecturers were also present to show their support and celebrate the accomplishments of their students. The event was a perfect blend of pride, joy, and emotions as students walked across the stage to receive their hard-earned degrees and diplomas.
The ceremony was a true reflection of the FKTK family’s collective effort, as the faculty continues to nurture and guide students toward success. With the guidance of dedicated lecturers and the support of their families, the graduates are now poised to take on new challenges and make meaningful contributions to the field of chemical engineering and technology.
A heartfelt thank you and congratulations are also extended to all the FKTK staff who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to make this event a success. Their unwavering dedication and commitment were essential in ensuring the smooth running of the ceremony, and their efforts are truly appreciated.
Congratulations to all FKTK graduates! Your success is a testament to your hard work, perseverance, and commitment to excellence. May you continue to achieve great things in the future!
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28-29 October 2024
UniMAP had the honor of being invited by Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Dato' Sheikh Ahmad (SMK DSA) to participate in their Open Day Exhibition, held on 28 and 29 October 2024. This program aimed to provide valuable information and exposure to the local community and students regarding the diverse programs offered by UniMAP, while also fostering an interest in related career fields among students.
Representatives from the Promotion & Marketing Division of the Faculty of Chemical Engineering & Technology (FKTK) attended the event as exhibitors. They showcased FKTK’s programs to the students and local community, highlighting the academic and career opportunities available at UniMAP.
This exhibition aligns with UniMAP’s commitment to engaging potential students, providing insights into career pathways, and introducing the higher education opportunities available at the university. By participating in such outreach programs, UniMAP continues to inspire future students and strengthen its presence within the community.
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28 October 2024
The Faculty of Chemical Engineering & Technology (FKTK) was honored to welcome representatives from Hong Leong MSIG Takaful, including the well-known spokesperson and celebrity, Puan Serina Datuk Redzuawan, along with the GOSH Group team. This session aimed to present career opportunities for FKTK graduates who have yet to secure employment, offering them insights into potential paths in the financial and coaching sectors.
During the briefing, the FKTK Employability & Alumni team from HEPA (Student Affairs & Alumni) was also present to facilitate the session and provide further guidance for graduates.
Graduates interested in exploring a career in the financial industry or joining a coaching program under Puan Serina’s guidance are encouraged to contact the FKTK Employability & Alumni Committee for more information.
This collaboration highlights FKTK's continuous efforts to support its graduates by connecting them with industry professionals and expanding their career prospects.
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When we think of powder, many of us might immediately picture smooth, round particles—something spherical or rounded in shape. However, for those familiar with Materials Science and Engineering, it’s well known that powders don’t always come in such forms. The shapes of powders often vary significantly, largely influenced by the manufacturing processes used to produce them.
In the field of powder metallurgy, there are several types of powder shapes that students learn about. Some of the most common shapes include rounded, spherical, angular, cubic, and flakey structures. These shapes play a crucial role in determining the powder's behavior and properties for various applications, from sintering to additive manufacturing.
A fascinating example shared by the Faculty of Chemical Engineering & Technology (FKTK), UniMAP, highlights copper (Cu) powder. At first glance, the powder may appear rounded or spherical to the naked eye. Even by touch, it may feel smooth and uniform. However, upon closer inspection through FESEM (Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope) images from FKTK, the reality is quite different. The magnified images reveal that the copper powder particles exhibit a dendritic structure—resembling a tree-like pattern.
This discovery serves as a reminder that not all powders are created equal and demonstrates the significance of advanced analytical tools in understanding material properties. The intricacies of powder shapes are essential knowledge for students and researchers working in the fields of materials engineering and powder metallurgy.
Stay tuned for more interesting insights into materials science from FKTK, UniMAP, as we continue to explore the world of engineering materials with state-of-the-art technologies!
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16 October 2024
Congratulations to the Mangifera Team from UniMAP-Kastam for their outstanding success at the KIK Horizon Baharu Convention, organized by the Royal Malaysian Customs Department. The team proudly secured the Champion title in the Hybrid Category, demonstrating innovative solutions and excellent teamwork.
This achievement highlights the dedication and collaborative efforts of the Mangifera Team in addressing key challenges through creative problem-solving. Their accomplishment reinforces UniMAP’s commitment to research excellence and innovation.
Kudos to the Mangifera Team for this remarkable win! May their success inspire more groundbreaking projects and fruitful collaborations in the future.
