Forums | GRADUATE SUCCESS ATTRIBUTES UHMT1012 SEM 2 SESION 2020/2021

27 April 2021, 3:57 PM

 1. Who is a scholar and a true scholar?

scholar - a person who pursues academic and intellectual activities, particularly those that develop expertise in an area of study.

true scholar - passes traits that push them to continually strive for excellence 

2. What is the qualities of scholar that organization looks for?

- Passion 

-Confidence

-Composure

-Enthusiasm

-Ability to be a Team Player

-Analytical skills

-Foresight

-Ethics and Integrity

-Productivity

-Open mindedness

-Humble

3. How do you can become a scholar?

1) Getting my college education

-have specific goals from the beginning

-spend time studying

-take the right classes

-be friend with professors

-do other scholarly activities

2) Getting the scholar mindset 

-question everything

-be curious 

-love learning

-fully from opinion

-change my mind

-avoid bias

3) Learning outside of the system

-read a lot

-take classes

-try online schools

-teach myself

-learn from other people

4. List the 10 Job roles in increasing demand across industries

-Data Analysts and Scientists

-Al and Machine Learning Specialists

-Big Data Specialists

-Digital Marketing and Strategy Specialists

-Process Automation Specialists

-Business Development Professionals

-Digital Transformation Specialists

-Information Security Analysts

-Software and Applications Developers

-Internet of Things Specialists

5. How to boost up your inquisitive mind?

-foster a "give it a try" mentality

-celebrate mistakes

-enter with a clear mind

-always ask question

-become familiar with encountering the unfamiliar

-diversify my interests

-let myself be amazed at everyday things

6. Write a summary of the speech which was inspiring you to become a scholar?

- what inspired me a lot from the speech is when Professor Dr Zaidatun describe the background or the story about each scholars from other countries and malaysian scholars especially for Albert Einstein part. It teach me that we need to ask as many question for the parts that we didn't understand to get information because i always wondering everything happens around me like 'how does the machine works?', 'how the rainbow formed?', and so on.