Strengthening Strategic Collaboration with UTHM’s Expertise in Semiconductor Technology

Date: 9 July 2026
Location: UET Meeting Room

The UTHM Semiconductor Collaboration brought together UTHM Education & Training (UET) and Dr. Warsuzarina binti Mat Jubadi from the Faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, UTHM. The strategic discussion explored opportunities to support the development of Malaysia’s semiconductor ecosystem.

In addition, the session focused on how UTHM’s academic expertise can support industry needs. Both parties discussed potential areas of cooperation in talent development, professional training, research and innovation.

UTHM Semiconductor Collaboration for Talent Development

During the meeting, both parties explored opportunities to strengthen local talent in semiconductor-related fields. Industry-based training was identified as one of the key areas that could help participants develop relevant technical skills.

Furthermore, the discussion highlighted the importance of aligning training programmes with current industry requirements. This approach can help prepare participants for careers in high-technology industries while supporting workforce development.

Research and innovation were also important topics during the session. By combining academic expertise with industry needs, future initiatives could support new ideas, practical solutions and technology development.

Supporting Malaysia’s Semiconductor Ecosystem

UTHM Education & Training continues to expand its involvement in high-technology sectors. Therefore, collaboration with UTHM experts can help strengthen the quality and relevance of future training programmes.

The discussion also highlighted the importance of close cooperation between academia and industry. Such collaboration can create more opportunities for knowledge sharing, professional development and industry engagement.

The UTHM Semiconductor Collaboration reflects UET’s commitment to developing local talent and strengthening workforce capabilities. At the same time, it supports efforts to contribute to the continued growth of Malaysia’s semiconductor industry.

Moving forward, UET aims to explore more opportunities in semiconductor training, research and innovation. Through strategic partnerships, UET will continue supporting talent development and high-technology industry growth.