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Research & Development Team Next Generation Multimedia Communications and Telemedicine Ahmad Taqiyuddin Muhamad Ammar Waysi Mahmood Ayad H.Abdulqadar Foo Fong Yee Iznan Hussainy Hasbullah Khairul Effendy Zainal Abidin Manjur Kolhar Norayu Abdul Talib Ooi Khai Chin Salah Noori Saleh Siah Bing Keong Advanced Internet Security and Monitoring Ahmad Al Madi Ashraf H. Rashid Aljammal Homam El Taj Hussien Al Bazar Karim Hashim Kraidi Loai Kayed Hassan Bani Melhim Moein Mayeh Mohammad Al Halabi Muhammad Fermi Pasha Mustafa Mahmood Abdat Next Generation Internet and IPv6 Adil Hidayat Rosli Benjamin Yeoh Chia Liang Hemananthan Palakarnim Pradeep Isawasan Raja Kumar Murugesan Advanced Virtual Reality Wong Hooi Ten Wireless and Satellite Communication Anas Fouad Hussein Rayan Ang Way Chuang Chong Yung Wey Imad Jasim Mohammed Muhammad Imran Sarwar Yeong Shoa Yei Web Designers Adrian Hor Yew Choon Chew Wei Choon Lim Soo Ling Teoh Khah Swee Contact: Director National Advanced IPv6 Centre of Excellence 6th Floor, School of Computer and Mathematical Sciences building Universiti Sains Malaysia 11800 Pulau Pinang, Malaysia Phone:+604-6533005/6594757 Fax: +604-6533001 Website: www.nav6.org
National Higher Education Research Institute (IPPTN) Institut Penyelidikan Pendidikan Tinggi Negara (IPPTN), Malaysia or the National Higher Education Research Institute, Malaysia was formally established by the National Council on Higher Education (MPTN) and officially launched on 21stAugust 1997. Since its establishment, IPPTN is hosted by Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang and is accountable to the Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia (MOHE) and the Vice-Chancellor, Universiti Sains Malaysia. IPPTN was established to strengthen and expand research efforts in all aspects of higher education research concerning education policy, curriculum, administration, human resources and manpower, infrastructure and their joint involvement. In addition, IPPTN is active in its participation of international programmes and is often invited by research centres for higher education and other institutions from abroad to be involved in comparative research. Research Activities As an important research institution central to MOHE’s “Pursuing Excellence in Higher Education” and “Regional Higher Education Hub” objectives, IPPTN’s research activities are propelled to focus on improving Malaysia’s higher education policies. For this, IPPTN has to continuously monitor both the national and global higher education landscapes. IPPTN has, after ten years’ involvement in higher education policy research, developed expertise in the analysis of several aspects of higher education encompassing; • Curriculum development and the preparation of an entry-level workforce (including employability and skill competencies studies) • Governance of public universities • Changing condition for academic work career • Growth and development of transnational higher education services (including international higher education scenario) • Higher education and urban/regional engagement (including education cities) • Higher education systems (Malaysia, China, Japan, United Kingdom, Australia, USA, ASEAN countries in particular Cambodia, Lao PDR, Cambodia and Vietnam) IPPTN gives priority to research that explores emerging possibilities that will result in a new higher education landscape in Malaysia within the context of the two objectives for higher education noted earlier.
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