SIBU, Sept 27 — The Ministry of Education, Innovation and Talent Development is spearheading the formulation of a blueprint to provide free tertiary education for Sarawakian students studying in the five state-owned institutions of higher learning.
The five-stated owned higher institutions of learning are Curtin University, Swinburne University, University of Technology Sarawak , i-CATS University College, and Kolej Laila Taib . “We can always formulate our own policies for these five institutions of higher learning in Sarawak, as they are not public universities,” he told reporters after the second lab at UTS, here yesterday.
Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)
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