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Bridging Cultures with Green Wraps: What Food Souvenir Packaging Teaches Us Tourists
Green Souvenirs: Beyond Aesthetic Appeal
Green Investing: How Trust in Climate Reports Shapes Financial Decisions
Building Trust in Sustainable Investments: The Role of Assurance in Greenhouse Gas Reporting
The Future of Work: Balancing Flexibility, Productivity, and Well-being
As the world of work continues to evolve, the shift toward flexible work models has reshaped employee experiences, workplace expectations, and overall well-being.
Share Valuation Models: Exploring if Popular Models Help or Mislead
“True value” or “intrinsic value” often refers to a company’s underlying worth as determined by fundamental analysis and is independent of its market value. “True value” can be estimated using various methods.
Game On: Digital Learning for 21st Century Skills in Malaysian Classrooms
Over the past year, I’ve had the privilege of leading a research project on the development of 21st-century skills in Malaysian children through digital game-based learning.
No Heritage Found on Map: The Vanishing Villages of Hong Kong
Two decades after its 1997 reversion to China, Hong Kong retains a singular global presence, shaped by British colonial legacies etched into its identity and landscape. The Small House Policy (SHP) of the New Territories, enacted in 1898, stands out as a peculiar vestige. In a city starved for land…
From 'I Can’t' to AI Can
Let’s be honest. The prevalent belief about creative students conducting research is that they lack the ability to do so. We're dreamers, not data-heads. Ideas over pie charts.
To Love or Not to Love – Oh Facebook!
The current higher education landscape has been transformed by integrating digital technologies, which have introduced new opportunities for pedagogical interaction.
Publishing Politics: Why Researchers Must Sometimes Push Back
In the last article I wrote, I shared my experience on how cold emails can be an effective tool for initiating research collaborations, exchanging ideas, and even leading to impactful publicatio
Empowering Inmates: Vocational Training in Malaysian Prisons
This study investigates the effectiveness of vocational training programs in reducing recidivism among inmates in three Malaysian prisons: Sungai Udang, Kajang, and Bentong.
The New Age of Ownership: Why We Feel Attached to What We Don’t Own
In today’s world, where renting, streaming, and sharing are becoming the norm, traditional ideas of ownership are being redefined. From Netflix subscriptions to co-working spaces, consumers interact with products in ways that go beyond physical possession.
Sunway University’s School of Mathematical Sciences is Ranked #1 in Mathematics and Statistics
We are proud to announce that the School of Mathematical Sciences at Sunway University has secured the #1 ranking in Malaysia for Mathematics and Statistics in the prestigious 2025 Times Higher Education (THE) World Universi
