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Government Poised to Replace Universities and University Colleges Act This December
Higher Education Minister Zambry Abdul Kadir confirms the government’s plan to table a new legislative framework for tertiary institutions in the upcoming parliamentary session.
PM Anwar Calls for Patience as AUKU Reform Framework Takes Shape
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has requested that university stakeholders remain patient as the government prepares a comprehensive overhaul of student governance laws.
APM Calls for Holistic Higher Education Reform Beyond AUKU Repeal
Academics argue that replacing the Universities and University Colleges Act must spark systemic change to modernize Malaysia’s academic landscape.
G25 Group Advocates for Repeal of Universities and University Colleges Act
The civil society group argues that removing the long-standing act will encourage independent thought among Malaysian university students.
UTM Vice Chancellor Urges Reform Rather Than Simple Repeal of AUKU
The head of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia suggests that current university laws should be viewed as a foundation for systemic transformation.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim Commits to Full Repeal of AUKU
The government plans to scrap the Universities and University Colleges Act entirely without implementing restrictive replacement legislation.
MQA Calls for Caution and Clear Framework Regarding AUKU Abolition
The Malaysian Qualifications Agency has advised that any move to repeal the Universities and University Colleges Act must be handled with significant deliberation.
Abim Urges Comprehensive Education Reform Following AUKU Repeal
The Muslim Youth Movement of Malaysia calls for a robust legal framework to replace the abolished university act.
