Kuala Nerus—Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) aims to be among Asia’s top 150 in 2022.

In the recent QS University Ranking, the university occupied the 195^th place, a jump of 48 spots from the year before.

UMT Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic and International) Prof. Ts. Dr Mohd Zamri Ibrahim said that high commitment from all staff can bring UMT’s achievement to a higher level.

“We have managed to be in a good position right now because of the hard work and the commitment. I urge and invite all UMT staff whether academic or non-academic to play their roles as members of the family that complement one another in contributing towards UMT’s improvement as it aims to be among top 150 universities in 2022, ” Prof. Mohd Zamri said.

Prof. Zamri conveyed the message during a special talk session on UMT radio station UMT.fm in conjunction with UMT.fm 24-hour challenge.

“Congratulations to UMT.fm and UMT management for the success in creating a platform for delivering information. I believe this is a good and an interesting platform as a medium for sharing information and announcements regarding current issues and latest activities at UMT,” he said.

Appointed to the post for three years effective 1 November 2020, Prof. Zamri is optimist about the changes and the support given by all UMT staff to help the university attain academic excellence.

Meanwhile, the public and UMT students can follow UMT’s progress through the channel radio.umt.edu.my or http://umtfm.myl2mr.com.

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Universiti Malaysia Terengganu