20 May 2022 – A webinar entitled Life Below Water: Your Role in Ocean Conservation was organised for students enrolling in the UHL2442 Essential English course semester 2, 2021/2022 in conjunction with their teaching and learning theme for weeks 8 to 10, which was Environmental Issues. The objectives of the webinar are threefold:
27 April 2022 - The Centre for Modern Languages (CML) jointly with the Student Affairs and Alumni Department (SAffAD) conducted an English Written Test for students who were shortlisted for UMP Foundation Excellence Scholarship Offer 2022.
A total of 21 candidates from various undergraduate courses were shortlisted through preliminary screening. They were from College of Engineering (KKEJ) with 4 candidates, Faculty of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering Technology (FTKMA) with 7 candidates while Faculty of Manufacturing and Mechatronic Engineering Technology (FTKPM) with 2 candidates.
7 April 2022 – On the 5th Ramadhan, the 1-hour Broadcast Journalism 101: A Sharing Session webinar organized by the Language Support Unit, Centre of Modern Languages (CML), UMP was successfully held via MS Teams. Generally, this program is an initiative of the Unit to provide the opportunity for the students to learn the basic techniques for preparing news report videos like broadcast journalism and event reporting.
6 March 2022 – Universiti Malaysia Pahang through its Centre for Modern Languages (CML) and Centre for International Relations (CIR) successfully organized a two-day virtual winter camp in collaboration with Tianjin Normal University (TNU), which was held from 5 to 6 March 2022 via Voov. The camp was joined by 31 students from Universiti Malaysia Pahang who are currently doing their dual degree programme. These students need to pass their Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK) level 3 in order for them to pursue their studies in China.
17 February 2022 - The Centre for Modern Languages (CML) finally had a meeting with its Study Committee (SC) that had been scheduled in December 2021 along with the Industry Advisory Panel (IAP) meeting but had to be postponed due to imminent flood. This time round, the meeting was conducted virtually via Microsoft Teams.