MJIIT – TUAT WINTER SCHOOL GLOBAL MOBILITY PROGRAM (GMP) 2020

MJIIT – TUAT WINTER SCHOOL GLOBAL MOBILITY PROGRAM (GMP) 2020

おはようございます Ohayougozaimasu and Greetings!

A total of eight undergraduate students from 3rd year Bachelor of Chemical Process Engineering (SMJC) MJIIT UTM were selected to join the winter school program organised by Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (TUAT), Tokyo, Japan for two weeks starting from 16th February to 29th February 2020.

Two weeks in TUAT was filled with knowledgeable and interesting activities. Every day, these students had attended the Japanese Language & Culture class in the morning and the Environmental & Energy Engineering lecture in the afternoon. Both classes were conducted by experienced and expert lecturer from TUAT. Apart from that, they also joined laboratory visit to their lecturer group research in TUAT.

Besides classes, they also were involved in Industrial visit to Fuji Film in Odawara, Kanagawa site. They learned on the film making and were introduced to other Fuji Film products. They also went to Cultural visit to Fuchu City Forest Museum in Fuchu city to experienced the Fuchu history and sightseeing the beautiful plum tree flower (Ume).

Thank you MJIIT and TUAT for giving them the opportunity to join this memorable and precious program.

おめでとうございます Omedetō gozaimasu! Thank you!

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by

DR. VEKES

MJIIT UTM THREE MINUTE THESIS (3MT) UNDERGRADUATE COMPETITION 2020

MJIIT UTM THREE MINUTE THESIS (3MT) UNDERGRADUATE COMPETITION 2020

おはようございます Ohayougozaimasu and greetings!

Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology (MJIIT) Three Minute Thesis (UTM 3MT) 2020 was successfully organized for undergraduate (UG) students on 27th February 2020 (Thursday) at Dewan Azman Hashim, UTM Kuala Lumpur Campus. Menanwhile, Dr Uswah Khairuddin, the head of MJIIT Final Year Project (FYP) coordinator explained the course information, assessments and procedures for Final Year Project 2 to the students.Three Minute Thesis (3MT) is a research communication competition developed by The University of Queensland, Australia. The exercise challenges UG students to present a compelling oration on their thesis topic and its significance in just three minutes. This competition develops academic, presentation and research communication skills and supports the development of research students’ capacity to effectively explain their research in language appropriate to a non-specialist audience.

Finally, Ms. Teoh Sit Yee from Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering (ChEE) crowned the best presenter with title ‘EFFECT OF SURFACTANT AND POLYMERS CONCENTRATION IN ELECTROSPINNING’ under supervision by Dr. Khairunnisa binti Mohd. Pa’ad. In her 3MT presentation, she had emphasized on the consequences faced by current electrospinning research by using surfactant and polymers. Hence, we hope Ms. Teoh’s method could solve the problems faced by industry specifically in electrospinning.

Ms. Nuraina Syafika binti Jeffery from ChEE had also won the best presenter with her 3MT title on ‘CYTOTOXICITY EVALUATION OF E-CIGAR FLAVOURINGS SOLD IN MALAYSIA’ under supervision by Dr Fazrena Nadia Md Akhir (MEMO-Bio). Ms. Nuraina was very ambitious in finding the cytotoxicity evaluation of e-cigar flavourings, in which annually increasing in Malaysia.

Congratulations to all the winners and the supervisors. Thank you to all MJIIT fourth year students and FYP coordinators for supporting and attending the event. We wish all the best and make UTM proud with soaring upwards. I AM UTM!!

おめでとうございます Omedetō gozaimasu, Thank you!

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DR. VEKES

 

 

IChemE POPSIG Best Final Year Design Award

IChemE POPSIG Best Final Year Design Award

Our group of graduating students in the Bachelor of Chemical Process Engineering (CPE) won the Best Final Year Design Award. The award is organised by the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE), Palm Oil Processing Special Interest Group (POPSIG). The award ceremony is organised at Monash University Malaysia on June 17th 2019.

The winning entry was based on the team’s Final Year Plant Design (Capstone) Project. The team proposed a new technology for palm oil processing using subcritical water hydrolysis and supercritical methanol treatment process, entitled “Production of Biodiesel using Subcritical Water and Supercritical Methanol Treatment”. Consisting of 5 members; Agasthya Alwi A/L Mohanan, Janet Anne, Noor Aniszan binti Nazaruddin, Nur ‘Amirah binti Husaini, Nur Syafinaz binti Zaizul Akmar, the team was supervised by Dr Nurfatehah Wahyuny binti Che Jusoh and Dr Norhuda binti Abdul Manan.

CPE Alumni Testimonials

CPE Alumni Testimonials

Department of Chemical Process

Engineering (CPE)

 

CPE Alumni Testimonials

 

“It was a great 4 years journey at Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology (MJIIT). The subject offered meet industry requirement. Foreign and local lecturers are really friendly. The unforgettable memory was I got an opportunity given by MJIIT to do my internship in Japan for 3 months, great culture and environment there. Only in MJIIT you have a high chance to go to Japan. Study hard, grab a chance if you see one, build your soft skills and you will become successful in future” 

Mr. Abdul Syakir bin Abdul Wahab

Production Executive in BASF-PETRONAS Chemicals Sdn Bhd.

He graduated in 2018 and still actively participate in most of the department’s program.

L:”As a MJIIT Student, the most unforgettable experience would be the chances to connect with Japanese Culture. We are required to learn Japanese Language in MJIIT which open many doors of opportunity for us. MJIIT also hosted Japan day each year to introduce Japanese Culture to the students. I was also lucky to be given the chances to go to Japan not only once but twice which were Student Exchange through AIMS program and Internship program. Besides that, as a CPE student in MJIIT, I had gone through the busiest Final Year, which we had to complete our Plant Design Project and Final Year Project at the same time while also not neglecting other subjects. Thus, the Final Year was the most challenging year, which we need to excel in time management, handle the workload together as a team and perform efficient communication between Supervisor and Teammate during discussion for fruitful outcome. Through this Final Year Experience, we have grown up to become a more versatile graduate with good interpersonal skills and technical knowledge.” 

Ms. Lee Peoy Ying

She has completed her study in June 2019 and received a job offer in Japan.

3rd Chemical Engineering Design Seminar and Exhibition

3rd Chemical Engineering Design Seminar and Exhibition

Department of Electronic System

Engineering (ESE)

3rd Chemical Engineering Design Seminar and Exhibition

 

All final year students presented their Design Project, which have started by Sept 2018, during the 3rd Chemical Engineering Design Seminar and Exhibition at Bilik Ilmuan 3. 12 external panels from industry and academia are invited to evaluate the project. The event also includes a Plenary Speech by Ir Johan Adam Leong, who is also the Industrial Advisory Panel for CPE programme. Some comments from the panels: “With my past experiences in evaluating design project in other universities, I would say, finally i can see some lights in the tunnel for future chemical engineers.” “Great that all the supervision sessions went well, the students are very vocal and committed. They are great.” “The students were excellent in the presentation, they have very good understanding of their own design. Overall, the quality of the projects are up to standard.”