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For postgraduate studies, the Centre offers both M.A. and Ph.D degrees courses in Archaeology and has links with numerous foreign universities (ASEAN region, Japan, Australia, United States of America, and United Kingdom) for the training of Southeast Asian archaeologists in areas relevant to our needs. Achievements in 2009 1. Upgraded and officially launched as Centre for Global Archaeological Research (PPAG) on 26thth Feb. 2009 by the Honourable Minister of Higher Education Malaysia. 2. The CHT Essenze Pursuit of Excellence Archaeology Award on 1st Ogos 2009. Awarded by the CHT Network. Assoc. Prof. Mohd Mokhtar Saidin mmokh@usm.my Assoc. Prof. Stephen Chia Ming Soon stephen@usm.my Hamid Mohd Isa, hamid@usm.my Prof. Ruslan Rainis, rruslan@usm.my Assoc. Prof. A. Rahman Haji Mohamed, manhaji@usm.my Director Academic Staff Research Affiliates Assoc. Prof. Wan Mohd Fauzy Wan Ismail, fauzy@usm.my Jeffrey Abdullah jeff@usm.my For further information about the Centre, please contact: Sharifah Hasnah Syed Hassan Tel: 04-6533357 or Visit our Homepage at: http://www.usm.my/arch Prof. Sam Teng Wah twsam@usainsgroup.com Assoc. Prof. Mohd Nawawi Mohd Nordin, mnawawi@usm.my
Centre for Global Sustainability Studies (CGSS) It is now clear that the development models of the past have so stretched the tolerance margins of nature that they are seen to be depleting scarce resources and degrading the global environment. With the full realisation that environmental problems are closely linked to economic and socio-cultural problems, a great change is required in the stewardship of the earth and the life on it to move away from paradigms that rely exclusively on concepts of continuous economic growth, corporate profit, and consumer avarice. Universities everywhere are beginning to realise that their roles too are changing rapidly in a globalising world. We have to redirect our intellectual enterprise to develop capacity to understand, anticipate and act on the basis of global challenges. Convinced that building capacity for making decisions that consider the long-term future of economy, ecology, and equity is a key task of education Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) has embraced the vision of becoming a sustainability-led university of world-class standing as part of its APEX initiative. While the APEX award is a fitting recognition for the university’s wide–ranging and remarkable accomplishments of the past, it is also a call to excel in addressing the sustainability challenges of the future. In order to achieve the broad APEX vision, USM has embarked on a range of missions which through their specific objectives and activities are expected to contribute to the achievement of the overall sustainability vision. One such mission of great significance is the decision to establish a Centre for Global Sustainability Studies (the Centre, CGSS) to mainstream sustainability into the entire fabric and rubric of the university. This Centre is designed to work with all other relevant sections of the University, regional and international sustainability organisations, national and regional governments, private sector, civil society groups and NGOs to promote sustainable development, paying particular attention to the disempowered bottom billion.
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