A man of many talents and research history, Prof Teo Kok Lay is no stranger to the community. His work and reputation put him among the most coveted and illustrious among researchers and academicians alike. Hence, it is no surprise that he was appointed an Academician of the International Academy for Systems and Cybernetic Sciences (IASCYS), one of the most prestigious and established accolades in the field.

This outstanding achievement serves as inspiration to many of our female colleagues all across the Group and is testament to Sunway's commitment to inclusiveness, gender equality and providing opportunities for all.

Sunway University Online is proud to host 100% online master's programmes that offer flexible academic opportunities for students across Malaysia.

We are proud to announce our prestigious Alumni, Mr Faris Fida Mohammad’s achievements. Congratulations and good luck for all his future endeavours.

UNESCO-UNEVOC awards researchers from the Centre for Higher Education Research (CHER) funds for the project titled 'Creating an Online Repository on Digital Skills and Competence in TVET'.

On 10 February 2022, SDSN Malaysia, in collaboration with the Economic Planning Unit of the Malaysian Prime Minister's Department, organized the first SDG webinar series of 2022 titled Quality TVET Education for the Future - A Supply & Demand Perspective.

Sunway University partners with a Senior Citizen Club to co-design an age-friendly cities that enables continued shared prosperity.

Former Biological Sciences graduate, Yong Shin Jie is a trailblazer with his most recent publication on Long COVID-19 garnering 97 citations to date. With already six first authored publications to his name in the last two years, Shin Jie setting high standards for even for seasoned academics.

Distinguished Professor David Andrew Bradley (Head of the Research Centre for Applied Physics and Radiation Technologies) and Professor Mayeen Uddin Khandaker have managed to publish 88 and 105 journal articles respectively over the year 2021.

Despite travel restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the School of Hospitality and Service Management (SHSM) successfully launched a home-based virtual mobility programme with Kansai Gaidai University, Japan.