Sambutan Hari Bahasa Ibunda Antarabangsa (HBIA) 2025 tidak hanya meraikan kepelbagaian Secara umumnya sambutan HBIA bermula dari peristiwa di negera Bangladesh pada tahun 1952, di mana perjuangan mempertahankan penggunaan bahasa Benggali sebagai bahasa ibunda yang akhirnya membawa kepada pengiktirafan kepentingan bahasa dalam identiti dan warisan budaya. bahasa, tetapi juga memupuk semangat perpaduan dan saling mengerti antara pelbagai budaya.

Sungai Lembing, 23 Februari 2025 – Meskipun perlu meredah hujan yang membasahi bumi seawal jam 5.00 pagi, semangat sekumpulan staf Pusat Bahasa Moden (PBM) Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah (UMPSA) berserta rakan-rakan tetap membara untuk mengharungi ekspedisi mendaki Air Terjun Pelangi, Sungai Lembing. Kemeriahan ekspedisi ini turut disemarakkan dengan penyertaan rakan-rakan staf daripada pelbagai jabatan seperti Fakulti Teknologi Kejuruteraan Elektrik dan Elektronik (FTKEE), Pusat Teknologi Digital (DiTeC), Pusat Kerjaya, Centre for Languages and Pre-University Academic Development (CELPAD), LKPP Corporation Sdn. Bhd, Pusat Akreditasi Akademik dan Winfar Resources Sdn. Bhd.

9 November 2024 - Creativity, sustainability, and cultural pride took center stage as a team from Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah (UMPSA) emerged victorious in the highly anticipated Trashion Show competition at the Higher Education English Language Carnival (HE ELCa) 2024.

Under the guidance of their trainer, Ms. Alia Najaa, the talented team—comprising Nuratila Natasha binti Salleh, Nur Khaleedah binti Kamarul Ariffin, Nurhanis Mirza binti Ahmad Nariman, Nur Ainah Nabilah binti Sazali, and Anisa Syafiqah binti A. Majid—showcased their skills and imagination by crafting futuristic interpretations of traditional Malaysian attire using recyclable materials.

PEKAN, 13 February 2025 – The Centre for Modern Languages (CML) at Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah (UMPSA) has achieved a major milestone by developing 20 micro-credentials since 2021, surpassing the university’s initial target of eight. This accomplishment places CML ahead of 10 other faculties and centres, making a significant impact on UMPSA’s 2021-2025 key performance indicators (KPIs).

A dedicated team of 35 subject matter experts (SMEs) played a crucial role in developing these modules, ensuring quality through systematic planning, validated by the Ministry, MQA, and UMPSA, with CIReL’s support. The modules cover a range of topics, including technical presentations, public speaking, linguistics, language in society, and sustainability in education. They are available on UMPSA’s e-learning platform, TINTA (https://tinta.ump.edu.my), for students and associates.