PUTRAJAYA, 7 September 2022 — Heriot-Watt University Malaysia has been recognised as one of Talentbank’s Employers’ Preferred Universities in the recent National Graduate Employability Index.
The GE Index which measures the employability rate of graduates from Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in Malaysia, is based on surveys conducted with the nation’s top employers, including Top Glove Corporation Bhd, Microsoft, IBM, Motorola, PETRONAS, Shell Malaysia, Shopee Malaysia, and others.
The latest GE Index awarded HWUM several 5-Star and 6-Star Employability Ratings as below:
The GE Index survey included questions on employers’ most preferred HEIs, the number of graduates they employ, and if they would continue to hire graduates from the same institutions.
HWUM Provost and Chief Executive Officer, Professor Mushtak Al-Atabi, says “We’re proud to be recognised by Talentbank and the nation’s top graduate employers’ as a preferred University for future-ready graduates. Not only does it reaffirm our decade of impact in Malaysia, but it also reaffirms our commitment to continue delivering world-class programmes with a global outlook to prepare today’s youth with skills needed by the world’s economic drivers.”
Around 95% of the University’s graduates find employment or continue their education within six months of graduation.
Top Glove Managing Director, Mr Lim Cheong Guan congratulated HWUM on this well-deserved recognition.
“As a homegrown employer of choice with a strong culture of ‘Must Know, Must Do, Must Teach’, Top Glove is privileged to partner with a university that shares our focus on developing future-ready talents.
“Over the years, Top Glove has had the opportunity to work with several HWUM interns as well as graduates, and our experience has always been very positive.
“We are pleased to be part of their learning journey and look forward to continuing working with good universities like Heriot-Watt to nurture more talents for the sustained success of our company and country”.
For Malayan Banking Bhd Executive Vice President and Head of Talent Attraction, Workplace Futurisation and GHC Sustainability, Ms Sophia Ang, HWUM graduates are highly resourceful and solution-oriented.
“We have had a few graduates in the Global Maybank Apprentice Programme among the hundreds of HWUM alumni in the Bank, and they have proven themselves repeatedly by how they’ve stood out and continue to rise above, among the many projects that we have challenged them with. We are also looking forward to welcoming more HWUM graduates who have recently secured their offers to join us in a couple of weeks.”
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