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USIM Grads Top Pick Among Industry Employers

USIM Grads Top Pick Among Industry Employers

Barnama27-04-2025

SEREMBAN, April 27 (Bernama) -- Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM) is among the public universities recognised as the Employer's Choice University in the field of graduate marketability by the renowned industry body, Talentbank.
USIM Career and Alumni Centre director Prof Dr Mahazan Abdul Mutalib@Taib said the success is a result of the synergy between the government, industry, all faculties and departments at USIM in strengthening the marketability of its graduates.
"It serves to drive us to continue producing superior human capital who are ready for the real working world,' he said in a statement here today.

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