Four Malay students graduate with Highest Distinction

16 July 2019

Alumni, Department of Information Systems & Analytics, News Media

Recent Information Systems graduate Ismahfaris Ismail graduated with a Bachelor's degree of Computing with Highest Distinction. He was also a recipient of the LBKM Future Economy scholarship awarded to outstanding Malay undergraduates. Ismahfaris was offered a position with audit firm PwC after interning with the company during his undergraduate studies.

Berita Mediacorp, 16 July 2019

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