Rohingya are an ethnic group, the majority of whom are Muslim, who have lived for centuries in the majority Buddhist Myanmar. Currently, there are about 1.1 million Rohingya in the Southeast Asian country. A Day With Rohingya  is a program that fully handle by the student and has been conceptualized to meet the needs of the refugee. This program aimed to improve the quality of life of the unfortunate people so that they are free from painful memories because they have been neglected by their own country .Meanwhile, It is also aimed at giving they a happy memory and experience.

Globalization is “the process by which businesses or other organizations develop international influence or start operating on an international scale”. This idea is mainly based on Western philosophy and the idea of transparency from it has indirectly bring everyone into a mutual values and belief. The idealism of standardizing everything at the globalization scale has change the majority lifestyle, such as having everyone to speak English and adopting a materialistic and individualism lifestyle. However the emergence of such culture in countries such as Malaysia, have a certain impacts on their culture and tradition. For example, Malaysians possesses many language skills such as Hokkien, Bahasa Melayu and Tamil. However, as technology emerges in their life, these languages are neglected because the vital language to master technology is English. In long-term, all they left with will be what they can benefit from, not what they are made of. Globalization is able to bring together believers of the same but destroy those with alternate beliefs, subsequently leading to extinction of certain culture. Malaysia is well known for being a diversified country. Having all the ethnics together, the fusion of the culture has created a unique identity for Malaysians. The concept must be implanted strongly, especially into the minds of young adolescences that are still building self-identification with their country and ethnics. By truly understanding and appreciating it, they are able to protect their culture and overcome manipulation of multinational corporations and modernization. This project aims to inculcate culture awareness on orphanages. To achieve the objective, volunteers will be acting as facilitators and mentors to the children from orphanages to help them in understanding the culture of Malaysia. Volunteers will personally learn and then impart the knowledge to the children through various activities, such as Wau making and delicacies baking to ensure that both practical and basic knowledge of culture is genuinely absorbed by the children. It gives them a chance to learn traditions despite not having a family to demonstrate the practices to them.    

The organization of this program is based on the concern of university students on the following matters: - The university students who has interest in Chinese poetry recitation is decreasing gradually. Lack of poetry recitation skills among the university students in Peninsular Malaysia.To promote and create a good image for UPSI and Chinese Language Society among the students and community of Tanjong Malim and Peninsular Malaysia.

The waste management system at the Orang Asli settlement is in dire state. Piles of rubbish can be seen everywhere. Since the settlement is sandwiched between palm oil plantation and rubber plantation (private owned), the choice throwing rubbish is always a problem. In addition, the settlement is not accessible to large vehicle added difficulties in disposing their rubbish. As it accumulates, hygiene is compromised as it invites unwanted rodents to breed. This could be hazardous to health. The fastest and easy solution currently being practiced at the settlement is burning them. However, the emission of carbon monoxide is not only hazardous to health but also can cause forest fire. Therefore, we invented a concept called OsWorld – organic solution for a better world. We plan to teach the community to produce compost from the organic waste to mitigate the impact of the problems in waste management.

Cancer is one of the top 3 leading causes of death in Malaysia.  It is estimated that 1 in 4 Malaysian will develop cancer by age 75.  Breast cancer is the leading cancer in women worldwide. In Malaysia approximately 1 in 20 women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime.In this program, we would like to cooperate with Breast Cancer Society Segamat (BCSS), a non Governmental Organization. It is self-help group comprise of breast cancer survivor and family members of breast cancer patients. It was set up to provide an avenue of information, dissemination of news and fact about breast cancer as well as to address the dire need for peer support to women diagnosed with breast cancer.Segamat BCSS patients data: MalayChineseIndianOthersTOTALRegistered139208181366Surviving71152110234Mortality Breakdown685671132 

The organization of this program is based on the attention and concern of university student towards the following matters: - The university students who have interest in chinese poetry recitation is reducing from year to year.Lack of poetry recitation skills among the university students in Peninsular Malaysia.Form image and name of Chinese Language Society and UPSI among the students and community of Tanjong Malim and Peninsular Malaysia.

Berzanji is an intangible cultural heritage that has long been practiced in Malay society in Malaysia. There are many good values for character building and human relation embodied in Berzanji.Normally, this Malay heritage is held during the Maulidurrasul (Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday) celebration and also during the ceremony of celebrating birth and marriage.However, not many young people know the origins and philosophies behind this Berzanji tradition. The Arabic words in Berzanji are being read without full understanding of its meaning so that the stories and values in Berzanji are left unknown and unstudied.Plus, the Berzanji tradition is no longer a compulsory activities in the Malay community celebration.Nevertheless, in Sungai Kuali Serkat Pontian village, this tradition is still preserved. This cultural heritage is an asset with can support a sustainable rural development.This tradition reinforces the family institution, especially in educating children with the value of love, care, gratefulness and tolerance. The instillation of this value is not only in words or stories in berzanji but also through the symbolic events such as hair shaving and harmony interaction between members of the community during the event.Thus, “Serakal Berzanji 4 Youth” is planned to restore the uniqueness of Berzanji for the young and modern generation. This can be achieved by taking the Kampung Sungai Kuali Serkat Pontian as a model.This project involves university students, local residents, school children and NGOs as an effort to strengthen Malaysian society unity through conserving and revitalizing the art of Berzanji as cultural heritage.

The Malaysian secondary school students have a poor command of English & lack of good communication abilities. Based on the National Education Blueprint 2013-2025 (Pre-school to Post-Secondary Education), 3 of 10 of secondary students achieved a minimum credit in SPM English paper. At the same time, one of the most highlighted importance of raising quality of education by the general public is communication skills among secondary students.Thus in accordance to the 4th Sustainable Development Goal (SDG #4), project Speak Up! is created by AIESEC in Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) to specifically target the English proficiency level of Malaysian primary & secondary school students.By collaboration with MyReaders in the field of education training and facilitate, various effort is made to ensure the impact of the project. Among the efforts would be Read for Life high school workshops to help to improve literacy of student that have learning difficulties in English. This is done by syllabus designed by MyReader to target specifically for those student that have learning difficulty and can’t catch up with their peer in school.Beside Speak Up! workshop is another initiative to expose the concept of Sustainable Development Goals to students and to improve their presentation skills. Volunteers will teach students on how to relate SDG to our community, and coach them on how to present their ideas during the end of the workshop.Focused on secondary schools and primary school students around the area of Kajang, Bandar Baru Bangi, held and facilitated by international volunteer that came from Asia Pacific region.

YEAR 5: FACTS X FICTION is an interesting programme designed to support rural students in learning and mastering English. This platform encourages students to produce their original literary works namely short stories and poems, guided by enthusiastic and trained facilitators from UiTM Segamat. This will boost their confidence in using English, polishing their creative writing talents, as well as improving their English writing skills.The lucky chosen school for this project is SK Dato Seri Maharaja Lela (Code JBA7006), KM 3, Jln Buloh Kasap, 85000 Segamat, Johor Darul Takzim. This is a rural school comprises a total of 295 students. For this project, Year 5 students (33 male and 20 female) are selected to be the participants.The participants are selected based on their family and socio-economic background, and test results. Majority of the students selected are from middle income group families which results lesser opportunities and facilities provided in mastering English writing compared to students from higher income group families. Other than that, the students’ weak performance in English test is also the main factor considered.