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IEEE XMUM Hosts IBM Z Connection Day

On 15 May 2026, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) XMUM Student Branch successfully organized the IBM Z Career Connection Day. The event brought together students from the Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Computer Science and Technology, Data Science, and Cybersecurity programmes to gain exposure to enterprise computing technologies, IBM Z systems, and career opportunities within the technology industry.The event featured speakers from IBM Australia and IBM Malaysia, including Adam LG Ring, Ts. Khairul Nizam bin Abd Razak and Md Iskandar Abu Bakar, who shared industry insights and professional experience in enterprise computing infrastructure and IBM Z technologies. In the sessions, participants learned about the fundamentals of enterprise computing, the evolution and significance of integrated chip technologies, and the role of IBM Z systems in supporting modern digital infrastructure and large-scale computing operations.Speakers from IBM Malaysia, Md Iskandar Abu Bakar (Left); Ts. Khairul Nizam bin Abd Razak (Right)A key highlight of the programme was the interactive sharing session, where students had the opportunity to engage directly with the speaker through discussions and Q&A sessions. Participants explored topics related to career pathways, technological advancements, and real-world industrial applications of enterprise systems. The networking session further allowed students to connect with industry professionals and gain a better understanding of current market demands and opportunities in the technology sector.Student consulting with Speaker from IBM Australia, Adam LG RingIn addition, students were also introduced to the IBM Z Xplore Learning Platform through a hands-on workshop conducted by Lim Li Chuin, allowing participants to explore practical learning resources and gain initial exposure to IBM Z systems.Hands-on WorkshopGroup photo

28 May, 2026

Mother's Day Bouquet Workshop Blossoms at XMUM Library

Xiamen University Malaysia Library successfully hosted the "Bloom & Bond: Mother’s Day Bouquet Workshop" on 20 May 2026 at the Level 1 Instruction Room, with over 60 students expressed interest, and all 12 slots were fully occupied.Organised in conjunction with Mother's Day, the workshop aimed to provide participants with an opportunity to express appreciation and creativity through the art of bouquet arrangement. Participants were introduced to basic flower arrangement techniques, bouquet wrapping skills, and creative styling methods in a relaxed and enjoyable environment.The workshop was conducted by XMUM Library staff member Mr. Sulfrin Sulaiman, with assistance from Ms. Tan Huoy Chyng and Mr. AL-Farhan. Throughout the session, participants were guided step-by-step in arranging and wrapping their own flower bouquets using a variety of fresh flowers and greenery, including Peach Avalanche roses, smoke grey eustoma, pink limonium, daisies, eucalyptus baby blue, and fern leaves.During the session, participants learned how to match wrapping paper colors with flower tones while enhancing the overall bouquet presentation. Although guidance was provided throughout the workshop, participants were also encouraged to personalize their bouquet designs according to their own creativity and artistic preferences. Participants left the workshop with their beautifully arranged bouquets, taking home a heartfelt creation made by their own hands.

27 May, 2026

Alumni Couple Returns to XMUM for Wedding Photoshoot

Image Xiamen University Malaysia was met with light evening rain on Tuesday as an alumni couple returned to campus for a wedding photoshoot, revisiting the site where their relationship first began.The couple, Kui Wei Kai, a Class of 2025 Master's graduate in Chinese Studies and current Chinese language teacher, and How Yng Ye, a 2024 graduate in Traditional Chinese Medicine now working as a physician, first met during the orientation at XMUM. Their relationship developed from classmates to friends and later to partners over more than eight years.Talking about their first encounter, Kui Wei Kai said, "She was very warm, and we started talking naturally." How Yng Ye added that she had noticed him early on during their orientation period, and their connection gradually deepened through later conversations. Image The couple maintained their relationship through extended periods of distance, including disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and overseas internship, staying in contact through daily calls and video chats."Even something as simple as having a meal together made us happy," How Yng Ye said, describing their time apart and occasional reunions.They also highlighted a staircase near the A5 building overlooking the campus lawn as a meaningful location during their time at university, where they often met during their studies.After years of growing together through different stages of study, long-distance periods, and the beginning of their professional careers, the couple is now preparing for marriage. As they reflected on this new chapter, they felt it naturally led them back to where everything began.The photoshoot concluded around 7.30pm, as the rain cleared and the sunset emerged over the campus, providing a natural backdrop to mark their return and the beginning of the new life journey.Alumni who wish to return to campus for wedding photoshoots may contact pamo@xmu.edu.my for further information.

26 May, 2026
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