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Informal, non-formal, micro-credentials, and formal academic pathways
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia · Sustainable Campus
Powered by Sustainable Campus & TUNE Erasmus+ CBHE
UTM's integrated platform for green jobs education, connecting learning pathways, industry collaboration, and real-world sustainability implementation.
Select your role to see how the OSC supports you.
Clear green career pathways and employability support through:
Informal, non-formal, micro-credentials, and formal academic pathways
Advisory, placements, research, roundtables, and living lab integration
Campus-based pilots and community-driven sustainability projects
ESG-aligned reporting, TUNE tracking, and employability metrics
A university-wide integrative platform connecting learning, industry engagement, and real-world implementation.
Lifelong green skills development pathways
Bridging education with real-world sustainability needs
Real-world sustainability implementation platform
Example Focus Areas:
Evidence-based quality assurance for sustainability education
An integrated ecosystem linking education, industry engagement, and real-world implementation.
Informal awareness → non-formal upskilling → micro-credentials → formal academic pathways
Co-creation, placements, joint research, roundtables, and community integration
Real-world sustainability pilots, community projects, and industry experimentation
ESG-aligned reporting, TUNE/Erasmus+ tracking, employability metrics, sustainability KPIs
Structured around green skills, institutional readiness, and workforce alignment.
Analyze institutional and market needs for Green Jobs Education.
Build academic and professional staff capacity through ToT and replication seminars.
Upskill students via sustainability-focused courses and micro-credentials.
Strengthen stakeholder dialogue through roundtables and partner forums.
Expand applied learning through projects, community service, and internships.
Translate learning outcomes into real green employability pathways.
Drive visibility and sustainability via conferences, exhibitions, and dissemination.
Led by UTMCCS with coordinated participation across faculties, digital teams, and career services.
Director, UTMCCS
Representative from sustainability-related faculties
UTMCCS / Industry Engagement Unit
UTM Career Centre
UTM Digital / Sustainability Data Team
Embedded in existing UTM governance and reporting frameworks
Structured progression from capability building to measurable employability and sustainability outcomes.
Run TUNE-aligned training, replication seminars, and pedagogical innovation programs.
Align micro-credentials and curriculum with ESG and labour-market green skill needs.
Deploy living labs, industry projects, internships, and community sustainability initiatives.
Track outcomes for TUNE/Erasmus+ reporting and scale model to KL and Pagoh campuses.
Evidence-based quality assurance for learners, staff capability, engagement outcomes, and employability.
Collaborative delivery across ASEAN and international higher education institutions.
Upcoming programmes, professional certifications, and sustainability-focused training opportunities.

The Registered Energy Manager (REM) Type 1 is a five-day intensive professional training programme conducted by UTM through UTM SPACE, a registered training institution under Suruhanjaya Tenaga (ST). The programme equips participants with essential knowledge and practical skills in energy management, energy efficiency, energy auditing, and compliance with Malaysia's Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act 2024 (EECA 2024). Key topics include energy policies and legislation, Energy Management Systems (EnMS), energy audits, and Energy Saving Measures (ESMs) for lighting, compressed air, HVAC systems, motors, pumps, and fans.
2026 intakes: 19–23 January · 9–13 February · 4–8 May · 10–14 August · 16–20 November 2026.
Suitable for: Engineers, facility managers, energy consultants, sustainability officers, and professionals involved in energy management and facility operations.
Certification: REM Type 1 certificate issued by Suruhanjaya Tenaga (ST), subject to their requirements and approval.
Fee: RM 4,900 per participant (HRDC claimable rate), RM 4,600 per participant (normal rate)
Latest updates on green jobs education, keynotes, and publications from the OSC team.

Latest update from Prof Mohd Fadhil on UTM's One Stop Centre for Green Jobs Education, showcasing sustainability initiatives and green career pathways.
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18–24 October 2026, UTM Johor Bahru: the Faculty of Civil Engineering hosted a week-long staff and student inbound mobility programme with Fakultas Teknik, Universitas Negeri Malang (Indonesia) — funded by iESC under UTM ASCEND 2030 and themed “People • Knowledge • Innovation for a Sustainable Future”. The programme paired seminars on AI tools for ESG and community-based project design with biodiversity tracking from Balai Cerap to Lata Jernih and a technical visit to Kampung Sungai Melayu.
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23 October 2026, UTM Johor Bahru: the Centre for Campus Sustainability (UTMCCS) convened the GBI implementation coordination meeting at Dewan Senat, Bangunan Canseleri Sultan Ibrahim, to assess how prepared every responsibility centre housed in BCSI is for Green Building Index assessment. Chaired by Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Development) Prof. Ir. Ts. Dr. Zaini Ahmad, the session drew Dato’ Ir. Mohammed Noor Abu Hassan — University Board member and patron of UTM’s GBI implementation — together with the building’s Green Managers, Green Captains and Green Champions.
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20 October 2026, Johor Bahru: the 12th RCE Iskandar Sustainable & Low Carbon Schools Exhibition 2026 drew more than 300 visitors to Sutera Mall, where 40 schools selected from over 100 applicants showcased their environmental initiatives. Jointly organised by MBIP, UTM, the Johor State Education Department (JPNJ) and Sutera Mall under the Government–University–Community–Industry collaboration, the day paired judging by UTM, JPNJ, JAS, SWM Environment and Foon Yew High School with talks by sustainability speakers — among them UTM’s Dr. Syaza Soraya Sauli on “Butterfly Mission”.
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20 October 2026, UTM Kampus Pagoh: a TERAJU-funded freshwater aquaculture project — RM2.1 million under the Dana Pembangunan Usahawan Bumiputera, reaching 15 participants around Johor — operates its ponds at the Innovation Centre in Agritechnology for Advanced Bioprocessing (ICA). Built in August 2024 and stocked with kelah and red tilapia a month later, the site runs a recirculating aquaculture system with UV filtration and IoT remote monitoring; red tilapia yields about 250 kg every three months, while kelah is marketed through a buy-back arrangement with Far East Planet Agrofarm.
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16 October 2026, UTM Johor Bahru: “Terra Vibes: Walk into Mini Nature” — run by the Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic & International) with the School of Undergraduate Studies for Bulan Akademia UTM 2026 — had seven faculties build terrariums layer by layer, from gravel for drainage and activated charcoal as a filter to organic soil, live moss and small plants. The Faculty of Science took top honours, followed by the Faculty of Built Environment & Surveying and the Faculty of Chemical & Energy Engineering, and students from Universitas PGRI Semarang, Indonesia, performed at the closing ceremony.
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13 October 2026, UTM Johor Bahru: UTM hosted the National Climate Forum (FIK) 2026, organised by the Malaysian Meteorological Department (MET Malaysia) with UTM's Centre for Environmental Sustainability and Water Security (IPASA), under the theme “Kesiapsiagaan Hari Ini, Ketahanan Masa Hadapan”. At Dewan Sultan Iskandar the forum covered the 2026/2027 Northeast Monsoon outlook and integrated disaster-risk management, and saw the launch of the myCuaca 3.0 weather app.
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5 October 2026: Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) aims to become a Future-Ready Green Talent University for the Nation, preparing students for a lifetime of change and a rapidly shifting job market. The university will focus on developing graduates with strong technical foundations, the ability to work with people, and a deep understanding of sustainability and the environment.
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28 September 2026, UTM Johor Bahru: faculty members, industry experts, students and municipal stakeholders explored modern waste management technology and sustainability frameworks. Organized by UTM's Waste Recovery Research Group (WaRe) with Changsha University of Science and Technology (CSUST), Pengurusan Sisa Pepejal Mubaarakan Sdn. Bhd. and ASCEND 2030 — covering smart SWM with AI & IoT, Zero Waste Living Labs, digital twins and blockchain for collection systems, and the Waste-to-Energy / Material Recovery transition.
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Powered by TUNE (Erasmus+ CBHE), 26-28 October 2026 at Hanoi University of Science and Technology, Vietnam. Green skills, ASEAN-EU policy alignment, and green jobs across energy, transport, agriculture, AI and more — with proceedings (ISBN) and selected papers in Evergreen Journal (SCOPUS) and JST.
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Keynote address at IC-REST 2026 hosted by Universitas Hasanuddin, Indonesia — AI for water security, the blue economy, and green human capital, supported by the TUNE project and Erasmus+.
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Spontaneous Kuliah Tamu at UNHAS after the TUNE keynote — bridging AI + Human Intelligence, green careers, and institutional transformation with undergraduate and postgraduate students.
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New article on Green Jobs and Green Careers in the newly released Nexus publication, aligned with the TUNE Erasmus+ CBHE mission of institutional profiling and sustainability frameworks.
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