University Industry Exchange (UNIX) Internship Programme
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University – Industry Exchange (UNIX)
Internship Programme
The Faculty of Chemical and Energy Engineering, UTM founded the UNIX project back in 2010 as one of its signature global branding through creativity and innovation (GBCI) project. UNIX is aimed at value-adding, expanding and maximizing the benefits of the industrial training program to university, students and the industry.
About UNIX Programme
UNIX project includes up to 50% of work-based learning elements that are implemented in close collaboration with the industry. The partnership combines industrial training, trans-disciplinary action research and design projects that embed contemporary challenged-based topics as part of student learning time (SLT) to enable students to be inclusively involved in real-life problem solving that benefits industry and community.
University – Industry Impact:
- A win-win partnership between UTM and the industry
- Problem-based and R &D-based industrial internship compared to a conventional industrial internship
- Continuous involvement and training of graduates in industry-relevant R &D projects
- Raise student employability
- Source of Endowement
UNIX Success Story
Years established
Completed Projects
Joined industries and agencies
Program Details
The UNIX programme is designed to provide students with a unique learning experience that combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills. The programme includes a range of activities, such as industrial training, research projects, and design projects, that are designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge required to succeed in their chosen field.
Programme Objectives
The objectives of the UNIX programme are to:
- Provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the industry and its requirements
- Equip students with the skills and knowledge required to succeed in their chosen field
- Foster collaboration and partnership between the university and the industry
- Enhance student employability and career prospects
Programme Structure
The UNIX programme is structured to provide students with a range of learning experiences, including:
- Industrial training and internship
- Research projects and design projects
- Collaborative projects with industry partners
- Professional development and networking opportunities
Quote from Professor
"Transformasi mentaliti dari pengguna kepada pencipta teknologi khususnya hasil penyelidikan tempatan perlu diterapkan dan diterima di sisi masyarakat dan industri"
Prof. Datuk Ts. Dr. Ahmad Fauzi Ismail – Naib Canselor UTM
UNIX Coordinator
ASSOC. PROF. DR. ROHAH ABD MAJID UNIX Coordinator, FKT
