SERDANG – Graduates of Universiti Putra Malaysia are urged to pursue higher studies to improve the status of their parents and families, as well as the country.
UPM Chancellor Sultan of Selangor Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah reminded graduates to uphold the Constitution and law to avoid wrongdoings that could tarnish their family, race and nation, and instead become responsible citizens with integrity.
“Congratulations to parents on the success of the graduates. Thank you for the trust given to UPM as the preferred education destination.
A total of 6,142 graduates will receive their scrolls this year, comprising 484 doctoral, 1,611 master’s, 3,564 bachelor’s and 483 diploma students.
This is the second convocation to be held physically since the Covid-19 pandemic with the first event held two months ago.
This convocation, which started yesterday and will end on March 24, is held at the Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Cultural and Arts Centre here.
Source: NEW STRAITS TIMES
