Kota Kinabalu, Sabah – Representatives from the Sabah Association of Professional Accountants (SAPA) recently visited Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (TAR UC) in a bid to explore future collaboration opportunities. The visit was aimed at fostering closer ties between the accounting profession and academic institutions, with a focus on professional development, education, and research in the field of accounting.
During the visit, SAPA representatives met with Wendy Chu Wen Tyng, Branch Head and Accounting Faculty lecturers from TAR UC, discussing potential partnerships that could provide students with valuable exposure to the accounting industry. The collaboration could include internships, training programs, joint research initiatives, and other avenues for strengthening the educational framework for future accountants.
“This visit marks the beginning of an exciting opportunity to create a stronger link between academic learning and practical industry experience,” said Datuk Tan, President of SAPA. “By working together with TAR UC, we hope to enhance the skill sets of students and professionals, helping them stay ahead in the rapidly changing world of accounting.”
The visit was followed by a tour of the university’s facilities, where SAPA representatives were briefed on the latest academic programs and research developments. The potential collaboration will be explored further in the coming months, with discussions continuing between both parties.