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Secretariat for Islamic Philosophy and Science (SEFSI) The establishment of the Secretariat for Islamic Philosophy and Science (SEFSI) was sparked by a resolution adopted by the International Seminar on Islamic Science and Philosophy which was held in Universiti Sains Malaysia (<strong>USM</strong>), Penang from 30 th May to 2 nd June 1991. SEFSI was officially launched by the then Minister of Education, Anwar Ibrahim on 1 st February 1991. This secretariat functions to promote and foster Islamic science, philosophical and ratiocinative activities amongst Muslims and non-Muslims at national, regional and international levels. SEFSI, thus, is a conduit that coordinates academic activities professionally and continuously, and integrates intellectual activities pertaining to Philosophy and Islamic Science in efforts to enlighten, educates and provide training to the Ummah in a dynamic manner according to the tenets of Islam which is characteristically global and contemporaneously relevant. The Objectives of SEFSI a) To create and disseminate awareness and understanding about Islamic Science and Philosophy at the local, national, regional and international levels. b) To encourage and organise activities in the fields of Islamic Science and Philosophy. c) To foster understanding and cooperation between scholars in the field of science and philosophy at the local, national and international levels. d)To function as the Resource Centre and reference with regard to the fields of Islamic Science, philosophy and thought. e)To assist in resolving universal issues afflicting the Ummah in confronting contemporary challenges and crisis. Coordinator Assoc. Prof. Muhammad Azizan Sabjan Website: www.usm.my/sefsi
Student Advisory and Development Unit (SADU) The role of the Student Advisory and Development Unit (SADU) is to provide consultation/training to all university students in academic matters, leadership and personal development. SADU, which is now under the aegis of Student Affairs and Development Division, is responsible for providing services, which include:- • Advising all students in all aspects of learning • Providing academic and personal counseling • Providing leadership training and personality development • Conducting research on learning processes and student development Consultation Hours Monday to Thursday 8.30 a.m. - 12.30 p.m. 2.00 p.m. - 4.45 p.m. Friday 7.30 a.m. - 12.15 p.m. 2.45 p.m. - 4.45 p.m. U3P’s Academic Clinic Time Every Monday - 2.00 p.m. - 5.00 p.m. Friday - 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 noon • Open to all students (free) • Individual or group consultation • Provide assistance/help pertaining to academic problems/difficulties -writing -presentation -discussion -others
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