Harbin Institute of Petroleum and SEGi University have formalised a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) on 18 August 2025 to launch pioneering research into next-generation battery technology. This collaboration represents a milestone in clean energy research, strengthening cross-border academic partnerships while addressing the urgent global demand for sustainable energy solutions. The joint research project, titled “MOF-Enhanced...Read More

SEGi University took a bold step forward in advancing environmental innovation through a one-day workshop on Emerging Materials, Technologies, and Analytical Techniques for Environmental Research, held on 9 May 2025. Organised by the Department of Chemical Engineering in collaboration with Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), the workshop brought together top...Read More

SEGi University marked World Health Day 2025 with an empowering campaign themed Clean Water, Healthy Life, led by students from the Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment & Information Technology (FOEBEIT). Held on 5 April 2025, the initiative brought scientific awareness to the forefront through a series of student-led poster exhibitions, presentations, and water sampling demonstrations...Read More

SEGi University recently hosted an impactful industrial lecture featuring Tan Yen Chen, Manager of the Industry & Environment department at Aurecon, who delivered an eye-opening session on air dispersion modelling and its vital role in managing toxic chemical releases into the environment. Organised by the IChemE Student Chapter, IEM-SEGi Student Section, and the Department of...Read More

SEGi University’s Chemical Engineering students recently gained real-world insights into sustainable manufacturing during a field trip to Ajinomoto (Malaysia) Berhad’s state-of-the-art factory in Bandar Enstek, Negeri Sembilan. Organised by the IChemE SEGi Student Chapter in collaboration with the Department of Chemical Engineering, this experiential visit brought 30 students face-to-face with industrial practices that blend process...Read More

A group of enthusiastic chemical engineering students from SEGi University showcased their talents and passion for engineering by participating in An Engineering Challenge (AEC) 2024 hosted by University Malaya from 9th March to 27th April 2024. The event aimed to mould participants into well-rounded engineers, equipped with the crucial skills to tackle the multi-faceted challenges...Read More

On 29 April, 2024, SEGi University had the privilege of having a distinguished guest lecture by Professor Richard Greenwood from the University of Birmingham. The lecture, titled “An Introduction to Colloids and Rheology,” attracted considerable attention from students and faculty, underscoring SEGi’s commitment to providing world-class educational experiences. Professor Greenwood, an expert in materials science...Read More

A recent industrial talk on Plant and Heat Exchanger Design on 20 March 2024 offered SEGi University’s Chemical Engineering students invaluable insights into the complexities of designing heat exchangers. Led by Daniel Tok Kiat Wei, an experienced process engineer from JJ-Lurgi Engineering Sdn Bhd, the session provided a comprehensive overview of the principles, challenges, and...Read More

On 14 March 2024, SEGi University’s Chemical Engineering students embarked on an enlightening excursion to the Regional Sewerage Treatment Plant of Indah Water Konsortium (IWK) Sdn Bhd in Bandar Tun Razak, exploring the critical processes of domestic sewage treatment. Organised by SEGi IChemE Student Chapter and accompanied by lecturers Ir. Choo Chee Ming, Dr. Izni...Read More

On 6 March 2024, SEGi University’s Chemical Engineering students embarked on an enriching journey into engineering excellence with a visit to the Engineering Department at Seremban Engineering Berhad. Organised by SEGi IChemE Student Chapter, the visit provided an immersive experience, offering a firsthand glimpse into the intricate process of manufacturing heat exchangers. Students were accompanied...Read More