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RECAP OF YAB PRIME MINISTER’S REMARKS ON STEM DURING

GSIAC 6TH ANNUAL MEETING IN LONDON ON 17 MAY 2016

PERANAN INDUSTRI DALAM STEM

28 Mei 2016

KOLOKIUM KEBANGSAAN PENDIDIK SAINS ,

TEKNOLOGI, KEJURUTERAAN DAN MATEMATIK

(KKPSTEM) PERINGKAT NEGERI TERENGGANU 2016


Peluang kerjasama dalam memperkasa STEM

STEM + INDUSTRY

PERANAN INDUSTRI DALAM STEM

Scholarship

(Biasiswa)

Talent

Development

(Pembangunan

bakat)

Re-training

Re-skilling Ecosystem

Development

(Pembangunan

ekosistem)

Infrastructure

Development –

Science Labs

(Infrastruktur –

Makmal Sains)

ICT facilities

(Kemudahan ICT)

Career

Development

(Pembangunan

kerjaya)

Placement

(Penempatan)

Internship

(Latihan Industri)

Bridging Program

Curriculum Development

(Pembangunan kurikulum)

Strategic input for

policy development

(Input strategik bagi

pembangunan dasar)

Policy input

(Input polisi)

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MIGHT Key Members

Lead

Members

Government & Academia Members Industry Members

Public Private Partnership


FameLab is a communications competition

to test the STEM enthusiasts’ skills to break-

down and convey STEM concepts in a

creative and interesting three-minute

presentation.

The Global Cleantech Innovation Programme (GCIP) in Malaysia is an annual competition and accelerator based programme, which aims to identify, fund and nurture Malaysian startups in clean technologies.

The KLESF is an initiative with various programmesand activities that aims to promote interest inscience, technology, engineering and mathematics(STEM) among primary and secondary schoolstudents.

This program seeks to increase the involvement of 13-14 year oldstudents in the field of STEM and thus be able to compete in the21st century economy. The program is interdisciplinary andmultidisciplinary based, involves hands-on activities, experimentsand demonstrations. This active learning approach also embedsthe inculcation of 21st century skills and enhances the students’awareness of careers in STEM.

PERANAN MIGHT DALAM BIDANG STEMKolaborasi dengan pelbagai pihak menerusi pelbagai platform

Bakat Sains/Science talent

Mentorship & Science Fair

KERJASAMA BERSAMA INDUSTRI & RAKAN STRATEGIK

Penambah baikan Komunikasi Sains/Improving science communication

Science Communication Masterclass & Competition



Pembangunan Usahawan/Nurturing Technopreneurs

Accelerator Programme & Competition

Bakat Sains/Science talentPETROSAINS Thinkering Programme

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Workshop: Squishy Circuit

Workshop: Designing A Bridge

Workshop: Quadcopter for Beginner


PROGRAM BITARA STEM BAGI PEMBANGUNAN MODAL INSAN FELDA

Program Bitara STEM UKM merupakan inisiatif di bawah Global Science and Innovation Advisory Council (GSIAC) yang dipengerusikan oleh Perdana Menteri Malaysia sendiri. Program ini merupakan salah satu Program Berimpak Tinggi GSIAC iaitu Human Capacity Building danCradle to Career (C2C). Bagi merealisasikan agenda C2C ini, pada bulan September 2013, satuMoA telah ditandatangani di antara UKM dengan NYAS dan NYU-Poly bagi melaksanakanprogram Bitara STEM iaitu Science of Smart Cities.

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PUSAT BITARA STEM UKM

STEM FOCUS

SCHOOL

-11 WILAYAH

FELDA

PEMBANGUNAN

MAKMAL STEM

REKABENTUK & PRASARANA

ICTKELENGKAPAN

MAKMAL

BAHAN PROJEK STEM

SoSC (ENERGY, TRANSPORTATION, WIRELESS COMMUNICATION,

URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE / CRYSTAL PROJECT /

ROBOTIC & AUTOMATION

AKTIVITI PROGRAM

STEM

Sekolah STEM Wilayah FELDA

SCIENCE OF SMART COMMUNITIES

CRYSTAL PROJECT -FKAB

SEE NATURE -FST

ROBOTIC & AUTOMATION -FTSM

KEM PENYELIDIK

MUDA STEM

KERJASAMA PINTAR DENGAN PUSAT PENYELIDIKAN

KAJIAN LAPANGAN STEM

FAKULTI UKM

EKOMAR

PUSAT PENYELIDIKAN LANGKAWI

PUSAT PENYELIDIKAN BUKIT FRASER

PUSAT PENYELIDIKAN UKM

PERTANDINGAN STEM

PERINGKAT WILAYAH

PERINGKAT KEBANGSAANKEM BITARA

STEM

PROPOSAL


PHASE 2-2013ToT & Pilot

PHASE 4 - 2014 OUTREACH PROGRAM

• In the 4th phase, UKM in collaboration with FELDA - BitaraSTEM UKM-FELDA Camp.

• The program involved 226 students of FELDA children fromschools in 10 FELDA provinces. Students (13 to 14 years) withaverage academic ability, 20 school science teachers, 51facilitators who are STEM UKM postgraduates and 20 UKMlecturers as mentors.

• Launching of Bitara STEM Camp by Dato’ Sri Mohd Najib TunHaji. Abdul Razak on June 6, 2014

• Students showcase their projects at the STEM Festival toparents, guests and students from other schools.

• Public Lecture by Scientists;• 10 students selected to New York, UKM-FELDA students trip

from 18-25 September 2014PHASE 1- 2013

BENCHMARKING

PHASE 3-2014ToT & Pilot

•Bench Marking Visits to NewYork (18 – 21 March 2013)Visits-SUNY, American NationalHistory Musuem, NYU-Poly,College of Nanotechnology andEngineering, Andrea- EarlyCollege Schools

•The 2nd phase of Bitara STEM UKMprogram covers the Energy Unit. Atotal of 34 STEM UKMpostgraduates from five (5)faculties, namely the Faculty ofEducation, Faculty of Engineeringand the Built Environment (FKAB),Faculty of Science and Technology(FST), Faculty of Health Sciences(FSK) and the Faculty ofInformation Science andTechnology (FTSM) and 89 schoolstudents (13 and 14 years old), four(4) practicing science teachers wereinvolved.- Sept 2013

• Bitara STEM UKM Program inthe 3rd phase involves theTransportation, WirelessNetwork and UrbanInfrastructure units. A total of35 STEM UKM postgraduatesand 90 school students from10 schools and 8 teacherssponsored by FELDA wereinvolved. Feb 2014

STEM Education –Bitara STEM UKM- Science of Smart Communities

CLMV/ FELDA / EXXONMOBIL2014-2020

2016

2018

2019

2014/2015

2017

• Makmal STEM di 3 wilayah

• Latihan Guru STEM

• Aktiviti Ko-kurikulumSTEM

• Kem BitaraSTEM

Creative &Innovative,

Collaborative, Entrepreneurial

FELDA Human Capital Development through STEM Education (Strengthen STEM Education in FELDA Schools)




• KemPenyelidikMuda

• Kem BitaraSTEM

• PertandinganSTEM





• Kem BitaraSTEM






• Kem BitaraSTEM






• Kem BitaraSTEM


2020





• Kem BitaraSTEM


EXXONMOBIL–UKM STEM Exploration Journey - Sustainable Energy -

Proposal STEM Exxon Mobil.docx

BITARA STEM TO CAMBODIA

3 – 9 MAY 2015

Collaboration with:

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CLMV Program Objectives i) To attract countries, organizations and communities in the CLMV

countries for collaboration especially in the field of research, strengthening, networking and internationalization.

ii) To establish and promote educational exchange between Malaysia and the countries concerned.

iii) Establishing Malaysian expertise in assisting CLMV and other selected partner countries in various fields through research.

iv) Research grants offered can assist CLMV countries and selected partner countries in creating new science discoveries, publications, patents, products that can be commercialized and human capital development.

v) To carry out quality research activities that meets the needs of CLMV countries and selected partner countries and contribute towards development of the country.

CLMV Program Impact Program CLMV will have an impact on Malaysia and CLMV countries:i) The potential long-term for higher education in

Malaysia from CLMV countries;

ii) The potential for the benefit of community engagement between Malaysia and CLMV countries;

iii) The potential for building capacity in CLMV countries;

iv) The potential to attract postgraduate students from CLMV countries to Malaysia;

v) Potential collaboration between researchers Malaysia and CLMV countries.

Is Malaysia

talent-ready

for the new

economy?

Source: ASM Science Outlook (2015)MOSTI (2012), MOSTI (2013) & MASTIC (2014)

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Demand for STEM Talent

NKEAs

Emerging Technologies

R&D ActivitiesSource: PEMANDU (2010)MOSTI (2012) , ASM (2012)

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Most of the job creation is expected to be in manufacturing & services sector

Employment by Sector

8

2

0

14

10

16

12

+1.6%

14.8

9.3(63%)

8.4(61%)

13.7

2015

0.11.3

1.6

0.1

2.6(17%)

(Mil

per

son

)

1.2

2020

2.4(18%)

1.6

0

600

1,200

800

400

1,000

(RM

Bil)

66

2015

493(57%)

76

273(24%)

72

208(24%)

35

6.0% 1,159

863

60

684(60%)

54

2020

Agriculture

Mining

Services

Construction

Manufacturing

Construction

Agriculture

Manufacturing

Services

Mining

GDP by Sector Productivity by Sector

120,000

105,000

90,000

30,000

15,000

0

2015

(RM

/wo

rke

r)

2020

Services

Manufacturing

Agriculture

Construction

Mining

3.6%

9.3%

4.7%

3.4%

3.6%

CAGR 11MP

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Total Critical Skilled Employment (2010-2020)

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OCCUPATION 2010 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

ENGINEERS 380,828 398,115 401,366405,857 407,789 410,828 413,792

Civil Engineers 192,440 201,175 202,818205,087 206,067 207,599 209,097

Electrical Engineers 61,121 63,900 64,419 65,138 65,539 65,936 66,412

Electrical and Telecommunication Engineers

24,758 25,882 26,092 26,383 26,546 26,707 26,899

Mechanical Engineers 42,340 44,254 44,626 45,124 45,401 45,677 46,006

Chemical Engineers 46,575 48,692 49,084 49,636 49,942 50,244 50,607

Mining Engineering 13,594 14,212 14,327 14,487 14,294 14,665 14,770

*all data are based solely on forecasted demand for labour market


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OCCUPATION 2010 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

VETERINARY 223,163 236,344 236,322 241,042 242,966 244,838 246,910

DOCTOR 1,898 1,996 2,021 2,050 2,078 2,106 2,136

DENTIST 53,096 55,841 56,549 57,350 58,141 58,930 59,767



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Occupation 2010 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

ICT EXPERTS 152,138 163,445 166,235 170,713 173,604 176,419 177,742

Computer system designer and analysis

79,966 85,909 87,375 89,729 91,249 92,730 93,424

Computer programmers 34,602 37,173 37,808 38,826 39,484 40,139 40,425

Computer professionals not elsewhere classified

37,571 40,363 41,052 42,158 42,872 43,550 43,894



Source: Labour market forecast demand for LM, EPU 2016

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OCCUPATION 2010 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

TECHNICIANS 508,930 527,624 537,600 542,541 546,285 549,820 552,799Chemical and physical science technician

254,465 263,812 268,800 271,271 273,142 274,910 276,399

Civil engineering technician 19,787 20,722 20,903 21,095 21,237 21,378 21,494Electrical engineering

technician37,173 38,929 39,269 39,630 39,898 40,162 40,380

Electronic and telecommunication engineering technician

47,585 48,819 50,253 50,715 51,057 51,395 51,678

Mechanical engineering technician

56,826 59,510 60,031 60,583 60,991 61,395 61,728

Chemical engineering technician

57,440 60,153 60,679 61,237 61,650 62,058 62,395

Mining and metallurgical technician

4,502 4,715 4,756 4,800 4,852 4,864 4,886

Draught persons 4,046 4,237 4,274 4,313 4,364 4,371 4,394Physical and engineering science technician techniciannot elsewhere classified

15,945 15,040 16,845 17,000 17,115 17,228 17,321

Computer support technicians 11,161 11,688 11,790 11,898 11,979 12,058 12,123



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