PSYCHOLOGY · BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGY (HONS) · BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE (HONS) JANUARY 2021 EDITION 2021 JANUARY MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN

2021 is a very special year for the Department of Psychology and Faculty of Behavioral Sciences, Education and Languages. This year we celebrate 21 years since the founding of the Centre for Psychology. We have over the years grown from a small centre to having the largest psychology program in the country. The success of the psychology program at HELP has given birth to similar programs offered by other private universities and colleges. We have helped employers see the value of those with a degree in psychology as they recognize the psychology graduate as one who is strong in research, are good The new Business Analytics and Technology Innovation Centre at HELP's Subang 2 campus communicators, young men and women who possess a high level of emotional intelligence and who are able to think critically when faced with problems in the workplace. We have also contributed significantly to the country in the area of mental health and wellbeing by producing hundreds of professional Counsellors and Clinical Psychologists.

Psychology 21 years ago was narrowly portrayed as a field suited only for those seeking a career in Mental Health. The Psychology program at HELP worked to broaden this perspective and helped to grow psychology as a field of study with diverse areas of applications in fields like Neuropsychology, Sports Psychology, THE ANALYTICS-DRIVEN DR D GERARD J LOUIS Developmental Psychology, Human Motivations, Cognitive Psychology, Pro-Vice Chancellor & Dean, Faculty of Behavioural Comparative Psychology, Forensic Psychology and Industrial Organizational ENTREPRENEURIAL UNIVERSITY Sciences, Education and Languages, HELP University Psychology, just to name a few. Graduates from the program have gone on to establish careers in fields like Business, Advertising, Security, Petrochemical, To prepare for the future, we are transforming to become the Internationally, HELP has earned further recognition for its Data Analytics and the like, reflecting the versatility of the psychology degree. Analytics-Driven Entrepreneurial University. Our effort is innovative efforts. In the QS Star Rating System, we were awarded recognised by MDEC which conferred on us the Premier Digital the maximum 5 Stars in 9 categories of endeavour, including I thank all of you who have supported us and been a part of our journey these 21 Tech University Award. We also received the MDEC Recognition Online Learning and Business and Management Studies; in the QS incredible years. We look forward to another 21 years of Understanding Minds for Certificate training in Data and Business Analytics for World University Ranking we were placed No. 1 in Asia for and Empowering Lives. students. Outbound Student Exchange in recognition of our achievements in placing students in top institutions worldwide and for being a To support this transformation, HELP invested RM25 million in university of choice for students from many continents. the Business Analytics and Technology Innovation Centre 21 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT PSYCH @ HELP (BATIC) which will innovate and incubate techno- During the last 33 years entrepreneurship. At the same time, we are investing heavily in ALL HELP STUDENTS HELP has been exploring and • We have over 1,000 full time • We were the first non- • We have placed graduates and • Thousands of Psychology students completing their Australian University to attain interns in over 350 graduates from HELP re-skilling and up-skilling staff capabilities in data science and ARE ELIGIBLE experimenting with undergraduate degrees in Australian Psychology organizations in the country. University have made a data analytics. We are getting bigger, better, bolder in our FOR THE FREE innovative ways to evolve our Psychology, making it one of Accreditation Council (APAC) difference in the lives of others, innovative education investment. education philosophy, Southeast Asia’s largest accreditation for the Bachelor • We provide close to 100 in line with our motto, CERTIFICATE IN Psychology programmes. of Psychological Science and scholarships/bursaries to Understanding Minds, principles and practices. To deserving students in the Besides using analytics to drive our management and teaching, achieve the 3 Cs (Character Bachelor of Psychological Empowering Lives! DATA AND BUSINESS • We were the first university to Science (Honours) joint degree Psychology programmes each we are also building our research capability in analytics development, Competency start a Centre for Psychology with Flinders University. year. • We offer a comprehensive ANALYTICS COURSE 21 years ago, making our 3-year Bachelor of Psychology application. Part of the research grant from the Ministry of in leadership, and • We have a dedicated career Education and internal funding is allocated for analytics Competency in a profession), we have designed the TEA culture to programme in psychology the • HELP University established the (Hons) programme which most established among private first and only Psi Chi guidance centre covers different fields of research. nurture the right skills and predisposition in our students. tertiary institutions in Malaysia. International Honor Society in (CAREERsense@HELP) to psychology, research methods, Psychology chapter in ensure our graduates are data analytics courses, We are located in HELP prepared for the challenges of To complement the above development we have signed up with TEA is the acronym for Thinking mind, Entrepreneurial attitude, • Southeast Asia. internship opportunities, thesis University’s award-winning the working world. writing, and career modules. Bloomberg to set up one of the largest Bloomberg Finance Labs Analytics skills: T is about robust thinking skills; E is about having a green digital technology • We have credit transfer among private institutions in Malaysia. This resource facility problem-solving mindset; A is about the skills in applying campus, fully equipped with agreements with over 30 top • We have the Centre for • Students can choose from over Psychological and Counselling boosts the economics, business, financial and analytics training evidence-based management using data analytics. Each of these is facilities for our students. universities in the US, Australia, 21 psychology electives taught UK and New Zealand. Services (CPCS) that not only by specialists in various fields. in our Faculty of Business, Economics and Accounting, the ELM supported by a programme of skills training and attitude • HELP is the first private provides professional mental Graduate School and the Faculty of Computing and Digital development, viz the Critical Thinking Skills Programme, the university in Southeast Asia to • We have dedicated research health services to our students, • The Department of Psychology Technology. Entrepreneurship-Leadership-Management Programme (ELM), be awarded the maximum 5 centres comprising psychology staff and the public but also has a staff of 50, 40 of whom and the Analytics Certificate Programme. This is the core Stars in all 9 categories of the researchers that have published serves as a practicum site for are academic staff. Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) in peer-reviewed journals. our graduate students in In addition, we have training and internship collaboration with education culture of HELP University as we prepare our students Star Rating System for Counselling and Clinical • We also offer postgraduate multinational companies like Alibaba, Sheng Tai International to be IR 4.0 future ready. international higher education • We have state-of-the-art Psychology. programmes in psychology, and techno-entrepreneurs. institutions in 2020. Electroencephalogram (EEG) namely the Master of Clinical and Virtual Reality (VR) • Apart from university-wide Psychology, Masters in • HELP was among the first research laboratories. student organizations, we have Counselling, Master of private universities in Malaysia more than a dozen dedicated Philosophy (Psychology) and to be recognised as the Premier • We have 24-hour access to psychology student clubs and PhD in Psychology. Digital Tech University by the online journal databases that societies which ensure a vibrant Malaysian Digital Economy are linked to over 3,000 student life. Corporation (MDEC). psychology journals around the world.

B 1 CONTENTS 01 Dean's Message 02 HELP Subang 2 Campus 04 What is Psychology? 06 HELP Bachelor of Psychology (Hons) 08 Prepare for IR 4.0 12 Graduate Achievers 19 Partner Universities 20 Flinders - HELP Bachelor of Psychological Science (Hons) 24 American Degree Program Student Lounge and Business Psychology (Hons) 25 Our Distinguished Academic Moderator

26 Postgraduate Programmes HELP Subang 2 Campus 28 Postgraduate Alumni 32 A Thriving Research Culture 34 Psychology Student Activities 36 Our Academic Team Lecture Hall

VR Lab EEG Lab Library

Rooftop Garden Computer Lab BATIC Lounge

2 3 OVERVIEW STUDYING PSYCHOLOGY AT HELP WHAT IS PSYCHOLOGY? “Psychology is the science of behaviour, thoughts and feelings.” In essence, psychology aims to understand how people behave, think and feel. This definition is well captured in the HELP Faculty of Behavioural Sciences motto: Understanding Minds, Empowering Lives.

PSYCHOLOGY IS AN EXCITING FIELD THAT ENCOMPASSES A WIDE VARIETY OF AREAS, INCLUDING:

ORGANISATIONAL AND BIOPSYCHOLOGY AND CLINICAL COGNITIVE COUNSELLING WORK PSYCHOLOGY NEUROPSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY Helping organisations How the brain functions Applying psychology to Understanding how Helping people deal select, inspire, manage and affects people’s the understanding, people remember, make with adjustment and and empower their behaviour, thoughts and assessment, diagnosis decisions and process personal issues. workers. feelings. and treatment of information. psychological dysfunctions.

THE HELP PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAMME OFFERS TOTAL FLEXIBILITY PATHWAY 1: PATHWAY 2: PATHWAY 3: Complete a psychology degree Start a psychology degree in Complete a psychology degree in HELP and start your career. HELP and complete it at one of in HELP and continue your PhD Students have two options: our partner universities and Masters Degrees overseas. DEVELOPMENTAL EDUCATIONAL/ FORENSIC HEALTH SOCIAL overseas. PSYCHOLOGY SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY • HELP Bachelor of Psychology • Australia/New Zealand: How people develop Understanding how Applying psychology to Applying psychology to Understanding how (Hons) (3+0) (page 6) • HELP Bachelor of Psychology Direct entry into PhD or physically, socially and people learn to increase legal issues and people’s health issues like people interact with and (Hons) links with UK, Australia Masters from HELP-Flinders • HELP-Flinders Bachelor of emotionally from infancy teaching effectiveness. understanding people substance abuse, influence each other. and New Zealand (2+1, 1+2) Bachelor of Psychological to late adulthood. who commit crimes. accident prevention and Psychological Science (Hons) (page 19) Science (Hons) (page 23) stress management. (4+0) (page 20) • HELP-Flinders Bachelor of • UK: Direct entry into Year 1 • HELP-Flinders Bachelor of Psychological Science (Hons) Masters Programmes from Psychological Science (3+0) links with Australia and New HELP Bachelor of Psychology (page 20). WHAT IS UNIQUE ABOUT PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATES? Zealand (3+1) (page 23) (Hons) (page 19) Psychology graduates are highly sought after by a wide variety of employers because they • American Degree Program • US: Direct entry into 5-year possess unique skills and competencies. These include: (ADP) links with US universities PhD programmes from HELP (2+2, 3+1) (page 24). Bachelor of Psychology (Hons) • The ability to understand people of different ages in a • The ability to communicate effectively in the oral and (page 19) diverse range of cultural settings written format • Malaysia: Direct entry into one • The ability to design and conduct research on people’s • The ability to engage in critical thinking in decision-making of HELP’s three Master's behaviour, attitudes and feelings processes programmes (pages 26-27). • The ability to understand and develop themselves • The ability to apply a scientific approach in dealing with • The ability to empower and bring out the best in people problems.

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BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGY (HONS) KPT/JPS (R2/311/6/0044) (A10826 ) 10/24

INTAKES 2021* January 8 • May 28 • August 19

This programme allows students to complete a 3-year Psychology Honours degree in Malaysia conferred by HELP University, or to transfer credits to leading universities in Australia, the United Kingdom or New Zealand.

1st YEAR 2nd YEAR 3rd YEAR Core papers Core papers Core papers • Introduction to Psychology 1 • Advanced Quantitative Methods 1 • Undergraduate Thesis (Biopsychology, Individual • Advanced Quantitative Methods 2 • Learning and Cognition Differences, Cognitive Psychology) • Social Psychology • Ethics in Psychology • Introduction to Psychology 2 (Social • Human Personality • Abnormal Psychology Psychology, Developmental • Biopsychology • Career Development & Planning Psychology, Abnormal Psychology) • Developmental Psychology • Data Analytics for Psychology • Scientific Thinking and Academic • Understanding and Managing Writing (6 subjects) Emotions • Introduction to Quantitative • Industrial Training Methods 1 • Introduction to Quantitative 2 MPU subjects Methods 2 (10 subjects) ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • Career Exploration Applicants are required to fulfil the following standard requirements: MINORS • Contextual Intelligence Students have the option of Applicants must have one of the following entry requirements: 3 MPU subjects majoring in psychology and (10 subjects) • HELP Foundation in Arts/Science: Pass all subjects (with a minimum of 4 credits) choosing a minor from the following: • A-Levels: 1 C, 1 D • STPM: 2 Cs • Marketing • UEC: 5 Bs • International Business • South Australian Matriculation: ATAR 65 Management • Canadian Pre-U: Average 65 (6 subjects) • Human Resource PSYCHOLOGY ELECTIVES • Foundation Programmes: Pass all subjects (50% of which must be credit and above) Management We are proud to offer over 20 electives from different fields of Psychology.Students have PROGRAMME • Diploma Programmes: Pass all subjects (30% of which must be credit and above) • Entrepreneurship the privilege of choosing seven papers in Year 2 and 3 from the following: • Finance DETAILS Local Programs have to be MQA approved. The standard entry requirement of 3 SPM/O-Level credits (including • Counselling Skills • Substance Abuse • 3-year Honours programme credit in 1 Math subject & 1 Science subject) still applies to all students. Malaysian students also have to attain a • Accounting • Counselling Theories and Techniques • Forensic Psychology • 33 subjects to be completed in pass in SPM Bahasa Melayu. Credit is equivalent to 60 out of 100 marks. • Media Studies • Conflict Theory and Resolution • Introduction to Music Therapy a minimum period of 3 years • Public Relations Applicants will also be required to fulfil one of the following English requirements: • Human Services • Cross Cultural Psychology • 3-4 hours of teaching per • Marketing Communication • Group Process • Youth Work and Services • Information Technology subject per week • IELTS: 5.5 (Academic) • Educational Psychology • Issues in Contemporary Psychology • For a minor, students are • TOEFL: 550 paper-based (213 computer-based / 80 Internet-based) • Mobile Communications • Exceptional Children: Developmental • Psychology of Aging required to complete 6-10 • MUET: Band 5* • Database Systems Disorders • Human Motivation subjects offered in the related • SPM: A for English (A1/A2 or A+/A/A-) • Electronic Games and • Understanding Child Abuse and Neglect • Psychology of Film specialisation • IGCSE O Levels: C for English or English Literature (not including SPM 1119) Interactive Media • Learning Disabilities • Qualitative Research • 14-week semester (Jan & Aug); • UEC: B for English Note: Fees will vary slightly • Introduction to Industrial/Organisational • Gender Studies 7-week semester (May); • HELP Foundation in Arts/Science: credit for either Intermediate English or Advanced depending on the elective Psychology • Politics and Psychology 3 semesters per year English subjects selected. • Psychology in the Workplace • Introduction to Psychological Testing • South Australian Matriculation: 14/20 for English as a Second Language • Canadian Pre-U: 65 for ENG4U *New and different electives are added every year at the department's discretion. Please note that the University's standard entry requirement for degrees is MUET Band 3, but the Department of Psychology requires MUET Band 5.

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Discuss, debate A PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAMME and reflect on existential issues THAT PREPARES YOU FOR IR 4.0 of life and death We live in a VUCA world (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous) characterised by rapid changes brought about by the 4th Industrial Revolution (IR 4.0). in a safe and stimulating AI (artificial intelligence) robotics, big data, nanotechnology and other fast evolving technologies environment. are changing the way we work. The HELP Psychology programme is designed to prepare our Learn about how new technologies like Virtual graduates to thrive in this new environment. Reality (VR), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics Learn to deliver a high impact talk to an audience and Big Data will shape the future of psychology. of 1,000 people.

Be able to adapt, survive and thrive Master threat in any cultural analysis skills that environment by will help keep you mastering and others safe in contextual dangerous intelligence. environments.

Understand the psychology of negotiation to Form a consulting firm and pitch talent enhance your bargaining skills and persuasiveness. management programmes to real corporations.

Use cognitive psychology to enhance your learning and study skills; focus better, procrastinate less, get more done. Master critical thinking skills that will help Design psychology apps and games that will you solve real-world problems and spot Develop creative therapies using music, art Master the skill of reading micro-expressions and detect when people are lying. encourage learning and elevate users’ well-being. fallacies in reasoning. and drama.

Develop self- Become a Implement/ Raise your awareness by peacemaker by utilise Applied emotional understanding enhancing your Behavioural intelligence and your personality, conflict Analysis (ABA) learn how to talents, values resolution and to help manage your and life goals. mediation skills. children with stress and anger. special needs.

Use an EEG machine to understand the inner Write, direct, act and produce your own workings of the brain. psychology film.

8 9 THE ACADEMIC EDGE HELPING PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATES SECURE THEIR 100% CAREERS OF CHOICE EMPLOYMENT A WORLD CLASS PROGRAMME RATE Our mission is to help students find a career that fits their talents, FOR HELP THAT PRODUCES WORLD CLASS STUDENTS interests, passions and life goals. This is in line with HELP PSYCHOLOGY University’s mission statement: To help people succeed in life and GRADUATES live a life of significance through education.

HELP UNIVERSITY’S COMPREHENSIVE AND UNIQUE CAREER DISCOVERY AND PREPARATION PROCESS The Psi Chi HELP Chapter Board 2020/2021, back row from left to right: Edward Lim Sir Zee (President), Elizabeth Anne Sin E-Jian (Vice President); Front row left to right: Alyssa Leow Suet Ean (Treasurer), Ooi Lynn (Social Media Officer), Song Yong Xin (Secretary)

STEP 1: STEP 2: STEP 3: STEP 4: Rachel Loh (left) SELF DISCOVERY CAREER EXPLORATION CAREER DECISIONS CAREER PREPARATION HELP BPsych (First Class Hons) YEAR 1 YEAR 1 AND 2 YEAR 2 YEAR 2 AND 3 Sole recipient of the Tan Sri Datuk Paduka Hajjah Saleha Award GOALS GOALS GOALS GOALS Global Champion of the Maybank Discovering who I am Discovering career Identifying career pathways Securing targeted jobs GO Champion, Ahead Challenge • My talents pathways that match who I am • Identifying skills and (MGAC) 2017, winning a cash prize of Students from Educational Psychology proudly • My personality • Exposure to career options • Use of career testing to competencies required USD40,000 (team) and USD1,000 showing their award-winning educational board shortlist suitable work (individually), and interned at • My interests for psychology graduates • Developing strategies to game, Fan-Tense-Tic Mistery, a gamification clusters Maybank’s New York branch. programme created to teach English tenses to • My values • Developing an accurate secure employment secondary school students. understanding of each • Shortlisting target • My ambition and life goals organisations and positions career pathway ACTIVITIES • Workshops on resumé writing ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES and interview skills 6 WAYS WE GIVE OUR STUDENTS THE ACADEMIC EDGE • Psychometric Testing ACTIVITIES • Career fairs • Reflections Exercise: • Job dating events • Meeting with Career require students to shortlist PSYCHOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP THE ACADEMIC RESEARCH PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH Consultants • Guest lectures by PROGRAMME CONFERENCE FUND COLLOQUIUM psychologists in different careers and organisations • Discussions in career industries they are targeting. 1Every year, the HELP Psychology The department sets aside funding Held every semester, the HELP guidance classes programme offers close to 1 million ringgit 3every year for undergraduate students to 5Psychology Research Colloquium is an in scholarships to bring the best young present their research papers at local and in-house research conference that gives minds to our department. A variety of international psychology conferences. In HELP Psychology students the scholarships are offered based on the last five years, over 400 HELP opportunity to present their research. academic performance (Merit Awards), Psychology students have received leadership (SASA Scholarships) and funding from the department to present ACADEMIC CONFERENCES, CAREERSENSE @ HELP sporting achievement (Sports Awards). their findings in conferences around the SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS Director: Mr Eric Bryan Amaladas Our services include: world and they have done us proud. In 2016, the HELP Psychology The mission of this one-stop career guidance, testing and career • Employment and Internship Support ACADEMIC RESEARCH Department6 hosted three international development centre is to equip individuals and organisations with • Career Guidance Testing and Assessment TRAINING (ART) PROGRAMME PSI CHI HONORS SOCIETY conferences and conducted over 25 the relevant knowledge, competencies and skills needed for • Career Exploration Resource Centre The ART Programme is a research Psi Chi is a US-based international seminars and workshops, which brought personal and career success. • Personal Development and Employability Training 2mentorship programme for Psychology honor society for psychology world famous psychologists from all over undergraduate students to work on 4students that inducts only high-achieving the world to our department. research and consulting projects. The ART students, with 1,000 chapters worldwide. programme offers approximately 100 In 2015, HELP University established the places each semester in a variety of areas FIRST and ONLY PSI CHI chapter in South within psychology. East Asia which currently boasts over 150 members.

10 11 EMPLOYMENT WITH ALUMNI TOP COMPANIES HELP IS PROUD TO HAVE PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATES WORKING IN TOP FIRMS, START YOUR CAREER WITH INCLUDING ACCENTURE, TOP GLOBAL ORGANISATIONS HEWITT, MCKINSEY, SHELL, The HELP Psychology Programme offers you the unique opportunity to secure internships and full-time employment with over 300 business corporations and social work organisations. These are some of the HAY GROUP AND organisations that have employed HELP Psychology graduates. LEADERONOMICS.

I realise the key characteristic I've acquired in HELP University's Citibank HSBC World Vision Unicef Psychology programme is resourcefulness. As a programme that constantly challenges Exxon Mobil Aon-Hewitt Associates Maybank me to develop myself academically and personally, being resourceful was important to Sime Darby Maxis Communication Accenture overcoming those challenges successfully. It has been a significant phase in my life being a Lexmark International Millward Brown part of this programme, made even more Samsung meaningful by the amazing lecturers who are interested in education and support staff who Leo Burnett The HELP University Psychology internship are interested in my growth; they made the programme with GE is a great opportunity for both HELP difference." Standard Chartered Bank and GE to continue building the talent pipeline of human Evelyn Teh Jae Vienn resource professionals in the country. Not only will the GE PwC Malaysia, Manager internships provide Psychology students with the (Special Projects/Behavioural Change) opportunity to receive hands-on experience and training at one of the world’s most admired global companies, it will also be an opportunity for GE to continue to gain insights and academic knowledge of human behaviour and Leaderonomics leadership development from HELP’s famed Department of Psychology. These internships are a great win and an opportunity for GE, HELP University and the Malaysian Ogilvy & Mather student community at large.” Roshan Thiran Memorable would be the best word to Former Director of HR Asia Pacific describe the short 2½ years I had as a (General Electric) HELP Psychology student. I learnt not just Shell KPMG and current CEO classroom theories of what Psychology is and of Leaderonomics isn’t, but was empowered by forward thinking Ernst & Young lecturers who encouraged us to go above and beyond in our critical thinking and research capabilities. The classroom wasn’t our only Teach for Malaysia learning ground, but HELP’s active partnerships with a wide network of organisations, in-house Research Colloquiums and Symposiums gave us Nestle DiGi a foretaste of what it would be like when we stepped into the Real Deal. " IBM Global Business Services Esther Goh Early Autism Project Malaysia Category Manager, Shopee Malaysia Fave Hay Group

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I am indebted to the HELP Psychology Department for equipping me with the skills I now use in my career. My knowledge and understanding of the human mind has expanded under HELP's comprehensive programme, as has my appreciation of the potential of Psychology as a field to benefit mankind. With the skills and knowledge HELP has given me, I now strive to empower other individuals by believing in them, reminding them of their capabilities, or even by just lending them a listening ear." Colleen Ng Phaik Ying HELP BPsych (First Class Hons) Pastoral Care Teacher, Nobel International School

Recruitment is people business. So is psychology. I firmly believe that my learning in psychology effectively provided me with the transferable skills needed to match-make companies with the right prospects: adapting to different personalities and characters, reading non-verbal behaviour during interviews, and identifying the Sarah Lim Poe Yian motivation and drive behind career decisions." Royal Dutch Shell, Marine Performance Jacquelin Choy Yheng Yheng Optimizer HELP BPsych (First Class Hons) Sarah completed a Psychology honours Recruitment Consultant, Hiredly-WOBB degree in Bemidji State University. She is The Psychology the first recipient of the Centre for course in HELP has Psychology Award for being the top student provided me with a solid of the HELP Psychology programme with a platform to kickstart my Grade A average. She currently manages the lubricant marine sales and is the career in recruitment Planning Lead of Operational & Structural consulting. Having improvements in Shell (Singapore). Jamie Khoo Ghia Mei interacted with CEOs and Everything that I studied Consulting, Deloitte HR managers about their Hannah Lim Pei Ern Jamie was a psychology student at HELP HR Manager, Shell Business Operations here at HELP has come University. She received the Dean hiring needs, the Hannah won the University of Leeds together perfectly for my career. Scholarship 3 years in a row. She combination of theoretical Award of Excellence in her third year, in It provided me the knowledge in presented her thesis at the International knowledge and practical addition to receiving a full scholarship connecting with colleagues, Conference of Learning in Hong Kong. exercises that was provided from HELP. She was a senior tutor as well as the former president of the HELP customers or subordinates, so Jamie has worked at two large throughout the course has multinational consulting firms, Accenture Psychology Student Council. She was much easier at the workplace. I and Deloitte. She currently lives in the granted me the awareness selected to join GE’s Graduate Leadership am now investing my time and United States consulting on strategy and to take in perspectives in Program while studying in HELP. She is energy to inspire and empower delivering solutions for large business and different angles and currently an HR advisor in International Operated Shell. little lives, one at a time!" technology transformation programmes. understand them in Betsy Yeo Wai Li meaningful ways." Sulynn Choong Victoria Yeong Foong Yee HELP BPsych Joshua Ma Zhung Zhang Human Capital Perspectives, Positive Accenture, Business Transformation Founder of StartRight Playhouse HELP BPsych (First Class Hons) Change Strategist Consultant & Preschool Recruitment Consultant, Hiredly Sulynn is a graduate of the Master of Victoria graduated with First Class - WOBB Applied Positive Psychology degree from, Honours from the HELP Bachelor of and a Visiting Scholar at, the University of Psychology programme and is the winner Pennsylvania where she trained under of the Tan Sri Datuk Paduka Dr Hajjah renowned psychologist Martin Seligman. Saleha Outstanding Achievement Award Besides her private practice as a Positive 2013. She was also recipient of the HELP Change consultant and certified SASA Scholarship and Gamuda Full professional coach, Sulynn teaches Scholarship Award 2010. courses and facilitates workshops.

14 15 ALUMNI CAREER PATHWAY Pursuing Psychology has granted me a greater understanding of others as well as a more empathetic worldview. However, we often forget though that we are people too; I'm grateful that my journey in HELP has also given me a greater insight into myself. This has enabled me to change the world from the inside out." Damian Chuah Tjun Kit HELP BPsych (First Class Hons) HR Advisor, Shell Malaysia (International Mobility)

Studying Psychology in HELP has given me opportunities WHAT CAREERS ARE AVAILABLE TO to grow as a person and with the network built, our thoughts and PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATES? beliefs have been challenged, GRADUATES WITH GRADUATES WITH debated and revamped.The BACHELOR’S DEGREES POSTGRADUATE DEGREES relationships, support and • Corporate Consultant • NGO worker in the following areas: • Organisational and Industrial knowledge I've received here have • Talent Management Consultant - Disaster and emergency relief Psychologist driven me to be the best person • Corporate Training (Soft Skills) - Children with special needs • Clinical Psychologist that I can be, not for myself but for • Human Resource Management - Abuse and neglect • Child Psychologist the people around me, but the • Marketing Manager - Impoverished & marginalised • Counsellor question here is whether YOU • General Administrative communities • Crisis Counsellor would take that step forward?" Management - Youth work • Educational Psychologist • Conflict Resolution - Family work • Forensic Psychologist Andrea Chew Wenjuan and Mediation Consultant • Journalist, Media Reporter • Academic Lecturer and HELP BPsych (First Class Hons) • Customer Relationship Manager or Mass Media Consultant Researcher Strategic Resourcing Consultant with • Advertising and • Market Research Consultant • Sports Psychologist Alexis International Public Relations Consultant • Academic Tutor • Ergonomist • Political Strategist • Research Assistant • Neuropsychologist and • Life Coach • Headhunter Neuroscientist

16 17 INTERNATIONAL PARTNER PARTNERSHIPS UNIVERSITIES BACHELOR OF STRENGTHENING PARTNERSHIPS PSYCHOLOGY (HONS) KPT/JPS (R/311/6/0044) (A10826 ) 10/19 The University of Queensland’s School of Psychology is delighted to partner with the Department of Psychology at HELP University to A gateway to further studies at top universities all over the world provide their students the opportunity to transfer to the Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) programme. HELP University students United States United Kingdom HELP Postgraduate Programmes Australia New Zealand are well prepared to create change at UQ through their experiences in (US) (UK) • PhD (Psychology) • PhD • PhD research, industry engagement and student-led support programmes. • PhD • PhD • Master of Clinical Psychology • Master's • Master's As a pathway to guaranteed honours, students receive advanced • Master's • Master's • Masters in Counselling knowledge and skills to set themselves apart in a competitive job market, • Master of Philosophy (Psychology) leading to a future in clinical practice, research and lifelong learning. OR Any university in Malaysia Professor Virginia Slaughter • PhD Head, School of Psychology, University of Queensland 1 year Postgraduate Diploma or • Master's Honours year

HELP Bachelor of Psychology Transfer to universities in (Hons) Year 3 Australia, United Kingdom or New Zealand I completed a one-year * Students have the option to transfer after year 1 undergraduate psychology course in or year 2 depending on university arrangements HELP University before enrolling at the HELP Bachelor of Psychology University of Queensland. HELP University (Hons) Year 2 has given me a strong foundation in psychology theory and research. Most of the subjects offered in HELP University are HELP Bachelor of Psychology credit-transferable to UQ. Overall, the (Hons)Year 1 academic training in HELP University enabled a seamless transition to UQ.” Low Jia Xuan Currently completing his third year in the Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) at UQ PARTNER UNIVERSITIES

UNITED KINGDOM AUSTRALIA (1+2) • University of Plymouth (1+2) • University of Adelaide • Bangor University • University of Portsmouth • Flinders University • Macquarie University • Cardiff University • University of Sheffield • University of Queensland (2+2) • Goldsmiths, University of (2+1) • Queensland University of Macquarie University London • Bangor University Technology • The Queen’s University of • Middlesex University • University of Adelaide Belfast • University of Hertfordshire • Macquarie University NEW ZEALAND • University of Essex • University of Northampton (1+3) (1+2, 2+1) • University of Hertfordshire • University of Portsmouth Macquarie University University of Otago • University of Huddersfields • University of West England (2+1) • University of Leeds • Flinders University • University of West England • Murdoch University • Queensland University of Technology

18 19 HELP JOINT DEGREE PROGRAMME A WORLD CLASS PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAMME The Flinders Psychology programme, BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE ranked in the world's top 300 by the Academic Ranking of World Universities, BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE (HONS) hosts internationally-renowned researchers KPT/JPS (R/311/6/0062) (A10733) 11/20 in areas as diverse as autism, behavioural addictions, digital therapies, depression, eating disorders, social justice, trauma and FLINDERS-HELP JOINT DEGREE sleep disorders. Accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) The success of its staff is evidenced by the Flinders University is proud to offer the can apply directly to any Australian or to deliver research that is making an volume of publications in peer-reviewed Bachelor of Psychological Science and New Zealand university to continue their impact, contributing to Flinders international journals; grant success from Bachelor of Psychological Science Master's or PhD studies. Students who University’s Órama Institute for Mental peak bodies such as the ARC and NHMRC; (Honours) degrees in partnership with completed their degree in Malaysia can Health, Wellbeing and Neuroscience, and PhD completion rates; teaching awards; HELP University. Both joint degree elect to study at Flinders University, in Flinders being rated above the world and the involvement of staff on the programmes are accredited by the Adelaide South Australia, the number one standard for psychology research by editorial boards of international journals. With mental health a critical public health Australian Psychology Accreditation South Australian university in psychology Excellence in Research Australia, 2018. Council, an historic first in Asia, which has for learning resources and starting salary*. area, there is increasing demand for trained (*The Good Universities Guide 2019, meant that over the last 8 years graduates The HELP-Flinders partnership continues psychologists spanning health, sports, public SA-founded universities only.) business and education.

At Flinders, we are proud to offer a joint Psychology Honours programme with HELP University. Psychology has much to offer with respect to shaping evidence-based responses to the challenges of the world, including those related to mental health and wellbeing, social cohesion, climate change, human factors and technology and even defence and security. HELP staff and students are exemplary and share our vision of developing global leaders that will impact positively on all these areas. Join our quest to make this a better and safer world.” Professor Michael Kyrios Vice President & Executive Dean College of Education, Psychology & Social Work Flinders University

After graduating with my Bachelor of Psychology degree from HELP, I completed a one-year Honours programme in partnership with Flinders University. As an APAC-accredited course of study, this provided me with the necessary qualifications to apply for entry into postgraduate psychology programmes across Australia." Alliyza Lim BPsychSc (Hons) (Flinders-HELP) PhD candidate, Flinders University

20 21 PROGRAMME YOUR PATHWAY Graduates can apply to PhD and Master's programmes in any TO POSTGRADUATE Australian or NZ unversity STUDIES IN BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE AUSTRALIA AND BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE (HONS) Flinders/HELP Bachelor of Psychological NEW ZEALAND KPT/JPS (R/311/6/0062) (A10733) 11/20 Year 4 (Honours) Science with Honours

INTAKES 2021* January 8 • May 28 • August 19 Graduates can apply to honours and postgraduate Flinders/HELP Bachelor of Psychological Diploma programmes in any Year 3 Science Australian University FLINDERS-HELP JOINT DEGREE

st nd rd th 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR Flinders/HELP • Introduction to • Advanced Quantitative Core Subjects Core Subjects Year 2 Psychology 1 Methods 1 • Research Methods (Honours Year) (Biopsychology, • Advanced Quantitative • Ethics and Professional • Psychology Honours PROGRAMME DETAILS Individual Differences, Methods 2 Practice in Psychology Thesis Duration Entry Requirement Students have two options: Entry into Year 1 (any of the following): Cognitive Psychology) • Social Psychology • Cognitive Psychology • Research and Practice in Flinders/HELP • Introduction to • Human Personality • Psychological Psychology: Part 1 • 3 year option: Students will graduate with a • SAM with a minimum ATAR of 70 Year 1 Bachelor of Psychological Science degree • A-Levels with a minimum of 2 A-Level and 2 AS Psychology 2 (Social • Biopsychology Assessment: Basic • Research and Practice in (without Honours) Level subjects, with a minimum score of 7 for Psychology, • Developmental Principles Psychology: Part 2 • 4 year option: Students can apply for entry best 3 subjects (General Paper and first Developmental Psychology • Undergraduate Thesis • Research and Practice in into a 4th year Bachelor of Psychological language subjects to be excluded from this Psychology, Abnormal • Understanding and • Interviewing and Psychology: Part 3 Pre-University: A-Levels/UEC/STPM Science (Honours) degree. Entry into the 4th calculation) Psychology) Managing Emotions Counselling • Contemporary Issues in year of the programme is not automatic and is • STPM with a minimum of 2 or 3 subjects, with a /HELP Foundation • Scientific Thinking & • Industrial Training Psychology contingent on students obtaining a grade point minimum score of 7 for best 3 subjects average of 5.25/7 in their 3rd year modules. • UEC with a maximum score of 25 for best 5 Academic Writing 2 MPU subjects Psychology Electives • Applications of • Introduction to Select 4 from the Psychology This requirement is equivalent to a DI1/DI2 subjects and a minimum of 5 Bs Quantitative Methods 1 following: average. • CPU with a minimum score of 65% Psychology Electives (6 subjects) • 3-4 hours of teaching per subject per week • HELP Foundation in Arts/Foundation in • Introduction to • Child Development in a Select 2 papers from the • 3 semesters per year: two 14-week semesters Science with a minimum GPA of 5 out of 7 Quantitative Methods 2 following: Cultural Context (January & August), one 7-week semester (with credit in Advanced English) • Contextual Intelligence • Counselling Skills • Abnormal Psychology (May) • Please note that students are also required to • Career Exploration • Conflict Theory and • Atypical Development • Assessment: 40-60% course work and meet one of the English requirements 3 MPU subjects Resolution • Psychology of Work assignments, 40-60% written examinations stipulated in page 7. (10 subjects) • Human Services • Human Factors • Introduction to Local programmes have to be MQA-approved. The standard entry requirement of 3 SPM/O-Level • Educational Psychology Credits (including credits in 1 Math subject & 1 Science subject) still applies to all students. Malaysian • Group Process Neuropsychology students also have to attain a Pass in SPM Bahasa Melayu. Applicants with equivalent qualifications may submit their certificates and transcripts to be considered for entry. Credit is equivalent to 60 out • Exceptional Children: (10 subjects) of 100 marks. Developmental Disorders Entry into the 4th year of the • Understanding Child programme is not automatic and is Abuse and Neglect contingent on students obtaining a grade point average of 5.25/7 in their • Qualitative Research 3rd year modules. (12 subjects)

REASONS TO APPLY FOR THE FLINDERS-HELP JOINT DEGREE! 5• Accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation • Students who complete the fourth year Honours Council (APAC) programme will be eligible to apply for Psychology • Accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) Masters and PhD programmes at any Australian University • Access to Flinders University online resources • A cross-cultural perspective of psychology and exposure (electronic journals and online databases) to research in the Australasian region

22 23 PROGRAMMES ACADEMIC MODERATOR

American Degree Transfer Program (Liberal Arts) CREDIT TRANSFER PROGRAM OUR DISTINGUISHED INTAKES 2021* January 9 • March 20 • May 29 • August 20 ACADEMIC MODERATOR Dr Allan Benedict I Bernardo is a representative, then as chair, of the ENTRY REQUIREMENT PARTNER UNIVERSITIES United States of America (2+2 & 1+3) Distinguished University Professor and Education and Training Committee of Any one of the following: • American University • North Dakota State University • University of Hawai’i-Manoa University Fellow of the Counseling and AASP. A multi-awarded researcher, his • 5 SPM credits (with a pass in • Bemidji State University • Northern Illinois University • University of Illinois-Urbana Education Department of De La Salle current interests include social and cultural Bahasa Malaysia) • Central Michigan University • Ohio State University Champaign University, Manila. He was also the former dimensions of learning, achievement • CSU-Fresno • Ohio University • University of Iowa • 5 O-Level credits Director of the Lasallian Institute for motivation, and cognitions about learning; • CSU-Long Beach • Oklahoma State University • University of Kansas • 5 Bs in Senior Middle 3 • DePaul University • Pepperdine University • University of Kentucky Development and Educational Research mathematical learning and problem (UEC)* • Drake University • Pittsburg State University • University of Michigan (LIDER). In 2007, he was elected solving; language and learning; learning • Equivalent qualification from • Drexel University • Portland State University • University of Minnesota academician of the National Academy of and problem solving in bilinguals; teacher other high schools • Florida State University • Purdue University • University of Missouri-St Louis Science and Technology (NAST). He cognitions and teacher development; and • 14-week semester • George Mason University • Rutgers University, New • University of Montana belongs to a select group of outstanding educational reform and policy. He finished • Hawai’i Pacific University Brunswick • University of Nebraska-Lincoln (Jan & Aug); 7-week semester members of the scientific community in his Doctor of Philosophy in Cognitive • Illinois State University • San Francisco State University • University of North Texas (March & May); the country where he was cited for his Psychology and Master of Science in 3 semesters per year • Indiana University-Purdue • San Jose State University • University of Oklahoma University Indianapolis • Southern Illinois University • University of Oregon works in the field of Cognitive Psychology. Cognitive Psychology from Yale University • Indiana University South Bend Carbondale • University of Texas He was elected secretary-general of the and his Bachelor of Arts major in • Iowa State University • Southwest Minnesota State • Upper Iowa University Asian Association of Social Psychology Psychology from the University of the • Miami University University • Washington State University Professor Allan Bernardo (AASP) in 2007. Prior to his election, he Philippines. • Michigan State University • Spring Arbor University • Western Michigan University served as Southeast Asian regional • Missouri State University • St Cloud State University • Wichita State University • New York Film Academy • Towson University • Winona State University • University of Arkansas • University of Central Oklahoma HELP PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT PLAYS A GLOBAL LEADERSHIP ROLE IN PSYCHOLOGY BACHELOR OF BUSINESS PSYCHOLOGY (HONS) KPT/JPS (R2/340/6/0706) (A7364) 01/22

INTAKES 2021* January 6 • May 27 • August 18

This programme is designed to nurture skills in organisational and systems management within the discipline of psychology as a social and behavioural science. By integrating management studies with the critical and analytical methods of psychology, it meets the needs of students intending to pursue careers in personnel management, training and development, human resource management and employee and customer relations.

st nd rd 1 YEAR 2 &3 YEAR ENTRY REQUIREMENT 2 • Financial Accounting 1 • Managing Human Resources Any one of the following: • Principles of Microeconomics • Consumer Behaviour • HELP Foundation in Arts/Foundation in • Business Law • Business Research Science with minimum CGPA 2.0 out of • Principles of Management • Social Psychology 4.00*** • Principles of Marketing • Human Personality • HELP Diploma in Business with • Business Statistics • Conflict Theory & Resolution minimum CGPA 2.0 out of 4.0*** • Introduction to Quantitative Methods • Change Management • 2 Cs in STPM • Introduction to Qualitative Methods • Introduction to Industrial/Organisational • 2 A-level passes • Introduction to Psychology 1 Psychology • 5 Bs in Senior Middle 3 (UEC) including • Introduction to Psychology 2 • Cross Cultural Psychology Mathematics and English • Psychology of Personal and Academic • Introduction to Economic Psychology • 5 CPU passes with a minimum average Development • Psychology & Law of 50% 3 (11 subjects) • 1 Graduation Project • University Aggregate of 50% or ATAR 1. Professor Datin Dr Quek Ai Hwa, panelist at the 9th • 3 Electives from Year 2 and 3 (at least score of at least 50 for various International Special Education Exhibition (2019). one subject from Year 3) Australian matriculation programmes 2. Pn Fatimah Haron with her research team at the (15 subjects) • Equivalent qualification PACIFIC project at Gold Coast, ISSBD Conference (2018). MPU Compulsory Subjects *** The stated qualification needs to be supported 3. Dr Ditto Prihadi with other experts in data science (5 subjects) with a pass in Mathematics, English, Sejarah and and IT as panelists on"How technology and social Bahasa Melayu at SPM level. 1 media babysit the next generation" at DiGi Malaysia.

24 25 POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

My studying experience at HELP University has definitely MASTERS IN COUNSELLING shaped me in terms of leadership and KPT/JPS (R/762/7/0018) (A6678) 01/21 people relational skills through the INTAKES 2022* • Once a year intake; application submission by 30 September 2021 for the January 2022 intake many opportunities offered in participating in various extracurricular INTRODUCTION PROGRAMME STRUCTURE ADMISSION REQUIREMENT The Masters in Counselling covers all the • Techniques and Process of Counselling A basic undergraduate degree in any activities. In addition, the Psychology main areas of study required of a • Social Diversity and Culture discipline with a minimum CGPA of 2.5 degree programme structure is professional counsellor. The curriculum is • Human Development Across the Life Span (out of 4.0). holistic and has definitely not only structured according to the requirements of • Group Process the Standards and Requirements of Training • Theories of Counselling and Psychotherapy PROGRAMME DURATION enhanced my knowledge and skill set for Counsellors 2003-2010 as set by the • Research Methods and Statistics • The duration of this part-time programme for my career growth but also for my Malaysian Board of Counsellors. • Career Information and Career is approximately 2½ years. It is suitable for Development working adults as classes are held on own personal growth." AIMS OF THE PROGRAMME • Testing and Assessment weeknights. Rachel Gomez The programme will develop professional • Marital and Family Counselling • The full-time option may be offered, and Graduated from the Master of Clinical Psychology counsellors capable of meeting the mental • Theory and Practice of Career Counselling will take approximately 2 years to Program at HELP health needs of Malaysian society. • Analysis of Individuals and Groups in complete. The course is designed to expose the student Counselling to a holistic approach in the field of • Issues and Ethics in the Helping Profession counselling. The student will find a balance • Counselling Practicum between theory, research and practice. • Thesis Writing • Counselling Internship

MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (MPHIL) IN PSYCHOLOGY DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PHD) IN PSYCHOLOGY MASTER OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY MPhil: KPT/JPS (N/311/7/0109) (MQA/PA10468) 08/23 PhD: KPT/JPS (N/311/8/0109) (MQA/PA10469) 08/23 KPT/JPS (R2/311/7/0019) (A8077) 09/22 INTAKES 2022* • Once a year intake; application submission by 1 September 2021 for the January 2022 intake INTAKES 2021* • Application submission for entry by January, May-August, October-December 2021

INTRODUCTION RESEARCH AREAS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS INTRODUCTION PROGRAMME STRUCTURE ADMISSION REQUIREMENT The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) & Doctor The list below covers some broad areas for PhD MPhil The Master of Clinical Psychology seeks to • Clinical Interview and Basic Intervention An undergraduate degree in Psychology with of Philosophy (PhD) in Psychology / MPhil research projects, but is not limited to a) Candidates with a bachelor’s degree in train and develop students who are passionate Skills Second Class Honours (Upper Division) and programmes are designed to provide these areas. psychology (or a relevant area) with a about the well-being of people whose lives • Personality and Psychotherapy CGPA of 3.0 (out of 4.0), or graduate students with the opportunity to • Clinical Psychology minimum CGPA of 3.25 out of 4.00 (or have been challenged by various forms of • Diagnostic Testing its equivalent (eg a Graduate Diploma in conduct research in different areas of • Cognitive Psychology equivalent). psychological and behavioural disorders. • Child Development, Health and Psychology) AND psychology, under the supervision of an • Comparative Psychology b) Candidates with a bachelor’s degree in fields Dysfunctions • A high standard of written and oral experienced academic staff. • Counselling Psychology related to psychology with a minimum AIMS OF THE PROGRAMME • Adult Development, Health and communication skills (in English) • Cross Cultural Psychology CGPA of 3.25 out of 4.00, and the This program will develop competent clinical Dysfunctions • Ability and willingness to sustain high AIMS OF THE PROGRAMME • Developmental Psychology completion of a minimum of 45 credits of psychologists in Malaysia equipped with • Social-cultural Context of Psychology workloads This programme aims to provide • Educational Psychology psychology modules, subject to the holistic psychological knowledge, innovative • Family Systems Theory and Therapy • Capacity to relate to a wide range of people postgraduate-level training for students, to • Industrial/Organisational Psychology assessment of the university. skills and a professional attitude who are able • Cognitive Behavioural Theory and Therapy from different age, gender, ethnic-racial, equip them with the research skills and • Neuropsychology to serve a diverse population in the • Clinical Neuropsychology cultural, socioeconomic and vocational professional development necessary for • Personality Psychology Students who do not meet these requirements assessment, diagnosis and intervention of a • Clinical Research and Evaluation Skills backgrounds teaching and research positions in various • Positive Psychology can contact the Department of Psychology wide range of psychological disorders. • Internal Practicums • Experience in clinically related fields is an industries. Students who have completed 1 • Social Psychology for further assessment. Furthermore, this programme seeks to instil • Professional Issues: Ethics, Conduct and Law advantage, but not mandatory. year of the MPhil programme also have the in these clinical psychologists a lifelong • Psychopharmacology and Substance Abuse opportunity to progress into the PhD PROGRAMME DURATION PhD commitment to rigorous scientific inquiry • External Practicums PROGRAMME DURATION pathway, subject to further assessment. MPhil: Approximately 2 years (full-time) Candidates with a master’s degree in through continuous clinical research and • Clinical Research Project Approximately 2 years (full-time) PhD: Approximately 3 years (full-time) psychology or a related area, accepted by the practice. • Clinical Competency Evaluation Full-time enrolment is encouraged, but HELP University Senate. • Professionalisation Seminars part-time options for both programmes are available, subject to further discussion. Students who are interested can contact the Department of Psychology for application procedures at 03 7849 3000

26 27 POSTGRAD ALUMNI My journey through the Counselling The Masters in Counselling in HELP programme was an unforgettable one and University has equipped me with the it challenged me in ways beyond my wildest skills to be sensitive to people’s unspoken dreams. The experience of counselling others for language and behaviour. These new-learned the first time, walking alongside clients during skills have impacted me profoundly in both their most difficult times and witnessing clients’ my professional and personal life. I am able to growth will be memories forever etched in my communicate and connect a lot more heart. Knowing that I am giving a voice to the effectively with poeple. Learning more about unheard, being a listening ear to the heartbroken myself was a bonus! Who could tell that I and championing the cause of the marginalised would be a lot more in touch with myself, my keeps me going when life gets rough. The emotions and my behaviour and at a different training, encouragement and valuable feedback level as well?” received from lecturers and counselling Safhan Hasni supervisors have been monumental in my overall MCounselling (HELP) competency as a licensed counsellor and in Multi-destination Manager IDP Education Ltd running my own private practice today. " Vivien Lim MCounselling (HELP) Licensed Counsellor, Roots Therapy

My student experience in the Master's programme at HELP University was filled with numerous learning opportunities where I was able to experience the diverse and practical facets of Clinical Psychology whilst developing and honing my skills set which has been incredibly vital in fostering my personal and professional growth. Invaluable experiences were gained as I had the chance to apply this knowledge beyond the classroom to several training sites during my practicum, with each place introducing me to different forms of clinical work with people from various walks of life." Joanne Leong MClinical Psychology (HELP) Clinical Psychologist / Wellness Coach at The Mind Psychological Services and Training

28 29 POSTGRAD ALUMNI Being a psychology professional in Malaysia can be a challenge as it is only in the past 10 years that the industry has started growing rapidly. My decision to choose HELP to build my academic foundation in A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE psychology was based on their stellar reputation in teaching. Having graduated with a Master's from King's College London and now completing my PhD in Cambridge is proof of how well HELP has prepared HELP PSYCHOLOGY ACHIEVERS ARE me for my future endeavours in the area of mental health in Malaysia. It started with HELP and, like they say, 'The rest is history'." MAKING WAVES AROUND THE WORLD Ainul Nadhirah Hanafiah There are currently over 150 HELP Psychology graduates completing their PhD PhD, University of Cambridge and Master's degrees in universities around the world.

Dr Ng Siew Li PhD, Central Michigan University Siew Li was a recipient of the HELP Distinction Scholarship and graduated from the HELP BPsych programme with First Class Honours. She completed her PhD in Clinical Psychology on a Fulbright Scholarship at Central Michigan University and was also the recipient of the International Peace Scholarship Award. Currently, she is involved in research projects on multicultural issues. Dr Edward Ong PhD, University of Birmingham Dr Edward is a chartered psychologist specialising in child maltreatment and parenting as well as legal, cultural, and Nadia Marican policy issues in child and family mental PhD, Chicago School of Professional health. He has a background in forensic- Psychology clinical psychology. He received his PhD Nadia completed her PhD in International from the Centre for Forensic and Psychology. She is very active in non-profit Criminological Psychology, University of organisations and is involved with The Global Birmingham. He is currently a lecturer at HOPE (Healing Opportunities through Coventry University where he leads Powerful Engagement) Training Initiative. cross-cultural research on cultural The initiative trains crucial community perception of child maltreatment with leaders to become certified para- different forensic populations and professional trauma counsellors in order to improving cultural competency and risk grow Rwanda’s counselling infrastructure. assessment using VR technology. David Fernandez Adelle Pushparatnam PhD candidate, Nottingham Trent PhD, University of Cambridge University A former student of SMK Subang Utama, Chee Yung Chien (Nelvin) David is currently pursuing his PhD in Adelle scored 10 A1s in her SPM, she PhD Candidate, Ludwig Maximilian Psychology, where his research broadly entered HELP on a Student Achiever University of Munich focuses on the assessment, diagnosis and Dr Lim Bee Teng Reneeta Mogan Dr Daniel Fung Kheng Joo Scholarship Award. She completed her Nelvin is currently pursuing his PhD in the treatment of behavioural addictions. At PhD, University of Otago PhD, Victoria University of Wellington PhD, University of South Dakota MPhil in Social and Developmental Learning Sciences in Ludwig Maximilian HELP, David received the HELP A former student of SMK Mentakab A former student of SMK Convent, Ipoh, One of the top three students of his class, Psychology at Cambridge and completed University of Munich in Germany. President's Award for most outstanding Pahang, Bee Teng scored 10 As in her SPM. she graduated with First Class Honours Daniel was awarded the HELP Merit Award her PhD there on scholarships from the After graduating from HELP University, academic achievement at the She received the New Zealand from the HELP Bachelor of Psychology and served as a student tutor and research Cambridge Overseas Trust and the Tunku he worked as a Graduate Tutor in the departmental level, and obtained his International Doctoral Research programme. She was also awarded the assistant at the HELP Centre for Abdul Rahman Fund. Her doctoral university. He obtained his Psychology Masters in Clinical Psychology in 2016. Scholarship to pursue her PhD in HELP Pyramid Award 2009 for Most Psychology. He completed his PhD in research focused on the recognition, Master's in the Learning Sciences from David was clinical team lead at a residential Psychology after completing an honours Outstanding Graduate and was a Johnson Clinical Psychology at University of South diagnosis and treatment of Autism Ludwig Maximilian University, where he addiction treatment centre in Kuala degree in Psychology in the University of & Johnson intern in 2008. Dakota. Spectrum Disorder in Malaysia and the also worked as a tutor and research Lumpur before beginning his PhD studies Otago. She is a recipient of the HELP UK. assistant. in 2018. Merit Scholarship.

30 31 RESEARCH-DRIVEN COMMUNITY CENTRES PARTNERSHIP

A THRIVING RESEARCH CULTURE THE CENTRE FOR CENTRE FOR WORK PSYCHOLOGY CENTRE FOR EMOTIONS CENTRE FOR THE EXISTENTIAL- QUALITATIVE STUDY ON THE IMMERSION OF MENTAL HEALTH AND LEADERSHIP This centre aims to equip individuals with HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY BOARDGAME PLAYING This centre aims to examine how workable, practical knowledge on The centre aims to face the questions This exploratory study headed by Dr Prihadi Ditto psychology can help organisations to be emotions from the psychological about life, death, meaning, and what it Kususanto and his interns aims to understand changes in AND WELL-BEING more successful and adaptive by better sciences, so that they will be able to lead means to be human beings, as these are psychological traits and states after playing board games understanding and managing their healthier, more meaningful lives. questions integral to us at some points in for certain periods of time, by analysing traits such as talents, as well as the psychology of work. •Emotions and Mindfulness Book Launch our life. The centre for existential helping behaviour, excitement, immersion, resilience etc. • Research on Career Development •Emotion Narratives Across Cultures psychology aims to encourage dialogues The outcome of this study can lead to the discovery of an • Emotion, Followership and Collective • Intergroup Schadenfreude on the most basic questions of our lives, effective method to reduce game addiction among Action • Expressive Writing for Alexithymia and to cultivate a life of meaning and students and how to utilise game immersion for academic (EWA) significance. purposes. CENTRE FOR CREATIVE THERAPY • International Conference for This centre aims to create a unique CENTRE FOR FAMILY AND Existential-Humanistic Psychology avenue incorporating expressive arts, PARENTING where supportive relationships are This centre aims to provide parents with CENTRE FOR DIVERSITY established and where coping skills are resources and services to build strong This centre aims to advance academic and enhanced, resulting in a happy, resilient families in the effort to enhance family public understanding of key issues facing and productive citizenry. relationships, as wells as to helping Malaysian society from the perspectives • Community Outreach and Empowering parents support their children in Launch of the Centre for Mental Health and Well-Being of community, social, and political (CMHW) by Prof Datuk Dr Paul Chan, HELP Vice Chancellor, Lives Workshops achieving their full potential. psychology, with a particular focus on and Dr Andrew Mohanraj, President of the Malaysian Mental • Effects of Aesthetic Judgment and • Qualitative Study on Cyber- intergroup relations and leadership. Health Association (MMHA). Tonality of Music on Executive victimization and Perceived Depression • Project for National Unity and Harmony Performance • P.A.C.I.F.I.C (Parents And Children In • Understanding the Malaysian Identity Launched in 2020, the Centre for Families and In Cultures) CENTRE FOR SPECIAL CENTRE FOR RESEARCH Mental Health and Well-Being EDUCATIONAL NEEDS KENNETH PHUN CENTRE FOR ON AGEING (CMHW) is a collaboration between This centre aims to promote inclusion and EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY This centre aims to understand issues that support inclusive practices in early year Set up in the honor of late Kenneth Phun, pertain to ageing and working with older HELP University and the Malaysian settings, primary and secondary the former Head of Department of adults and how psychology can facilitate mainstream schools and institutions of Psychology, HELP University whom had the process of active and healthy ageing. Mental Health Association (MMHA) higher learning nationwide for students deep interest and involvement in the area • Informal Care of Elderly Parents: A to support and promote mental requiring Special Education Needs (SEN). of educational psychology, in which he Malaysian Perspective • “Beliefs, Attitudes and Perceptions on explored innovative teaching and learning health at the national and regional Special Educational Needs and Inclusion approaches such as gamified learning and EEG level. This will be achieved through among Teachers in Malaysia” peer learning. This centre aims to focus This lab aims to investigate the on the research and practice of teaching psychological mechanisms underlying research, training programmes and CENTRE FOR MEMORY and learning. perception and behaviour by using a This centre aims to conduct research on • Academic Procrastination, Classroom non-invasive electroencephalography a think tank to anticipate and cognitive processes, with a focus on Engagement and Locus of Control (EEG) technique that directly measures address emerging challenges and applications of memory training and • Mattering, Self-esteem, Perceived brain electrical activity. EEG helps in comparative models of memory Depression, and Suicide Ideation examining the complex cognitive opportunities in mental health and formation. processing of stimuli (eg, visual and well-being. Flagship projects • Electroencephalography (EEG) CENTRE FOR CYBERPSYCHOLOGY auditory) and implicit processes that are • The Impact of Bilingualism on Inhibitory AND GAMES not revealed through self-report. include research and interventions Control in a Stop-Signal Task: An ERP The centre for Cyberpsychology and • The Impact of Bilingualism on Inhibitory Study Games focuses on studying internet- Control in a Stop-Signal Task: An ERP around adolescent well-being, • Is Self-Face Recognition Fully related human behaviour and Study particularly on the high incidence of Mandatory or Task-Dependent? psychological well-being, as well as the • Is Self-Face Recognition Fully Evidence from Event-Related Brain impact of gaming and its elements on Mandatory or Task-Dependent? problematic smartphone usage Potentials learning, work, and general psychological Evidence from Event-Related Brain (PSU), and on workshops to • Virtual Reality Lab well-being. Potentials • Perceived Cyber-victimisation on promote workplace mental health. Perceived Depression For more information on research projects, visit our website at www.help.edu.my

32 33 EVENTS, TRIPS, FESTIVALS LEARN FROM WORLD RENOWNED PSYCHOLOGISTS AND CONFERENCES

Professor Michael Kyrios, President of the Australian Professor Saths Cooper, President Psychological Society presenting his talk on Obsessive of the International Union of Compulsive Disorder . Psychological Science speaks at HELP.

EXPERIENCE A FULL AND RICH Annual Ball STUDENT LIFE Malaysia's 1st Psychoanalysis Symposium held at Flinders University VP & Executive Dean (College of Education, Psychology & Social Work) Prof. WITH OUR WIDE HELP Subang 2 Campus Michael Kyrios attended the HELP-Flinders Joint Degree collaborative agreement signing ceremony. RANGE OF PSYCHOLOGY ACTIVITIES PSYCHOLOGY CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Psi Chi Orientation Day Student activities are an integral part of any well-balanced psychology programme. We have created numerous opportunities for students to practise and apply what they have learnt in theory. Students can have an active psychology student life by joining diverse clubs and societies. 13 Psychology Clubs • Child Development Psychology (CDP) Club Psychology students victorious • Chinese Cultural Society in the HELP Sports Carnival Circle K International • Community Outreach Society (COS) • Asian Cultural Exchange Club • Hiking Club • Japanese Culture Club • Peer Support Group (PSG) • Psychology Student Union (PSU) • HELP Volunteer Society • Psi Chi • The Psychronicle (Psychology department newsletter) HELP Asian Cultural Exchange Club • Circle K International The Music Therapy Conference

34 35 MS BAWANY CHINAPAN MS SARAH YUNG KAH YAN MR ERIC BRYAN Senior Lecturer Director, Center for Psychological AMALADAS ACADEMIC TEAM MSocSc (Counselling and Psychotherapy) and Counselling Services (CPCS) Director, (Edith Cowan) Lecturer CAREERsense@HELP [email protected] MCounselling (HELP), Lecturer Bawany is practising licensed counsellor. She is BPsych (Hons) (HELP) MCounselling (HELP), currently a Board Member of the Malaysian Marriage and [email protected] BA Psychology (Manitoba) Family Therapy Association (MyMFT). Recently, she was Sarah is a lecturer in the Masters in Counselling DR D GERARD J LOUIS MR JAMES YEOW PROFESSOR DATIN DR QUEK [email protected] appointed by the Minister of Women, Family and Community programme, and also a licensed counsellor and the Eric has been actively involved in the Pro-Vice Chancellor & Dean Head of Department AI HWA PhD (Counseling Psych), MSc Senior Lecturer Professorial Chair of Development as a member of the Counseling Advisory Board, Director of HELP's Centre for Psychological and development and delivery of youth and (Guidance & Counseling) (De La Salle, MS Counselling (UPM), Career Development Malaysia (2019-2020). She is interested in couple & family Cousnelling Services (CPCS). She is interested in adult learning and leadership Manila), BScEd Hons (Malaya) BA Music Therapy PhD (Malaya) counselling and is a trained multi-generational family therapist. challenging stereotypes in mental health, development programmes. He has [email protected] (Western Illinois) [email protected] particularly in working with youth and minority served as a consultant and a trainer to Dr Gerard Louis has over 30 years' experience in [email protected] Prof Quek is the recipient of a UNESCO Award for communities, as well as addressing sensitive and many organisations including Bank education, counselling and training. He was the James is the vice president of the Malaysian promoting literacy; the Chancellory Award for her PhD MR YAP WAI MENG unconventional topics in therapy. Negara and Maxis. founding Principal of the HELP International Society for Music in Medicine (MSMM) and a thesis and 7 Academic Excellence Awards from the Lecturer School (HIS). He helped set up CAREERsense@ lifetime member of the Psi Chi International University of Malaya. She is Deputy President of the MSc Management Psychology (Distinction) HELP, the career guidance and assessment centre, Honor Society in Psychology. National Association of Special Education and a (Nottingham) MS LAVANYA SELVARATNAM MR KUMARESAN A as well as the Centre for Workplace Performance Council Member of the Malaysian Psychological BPsych (First Class Honours) (HELP) Lecturer RAMALINGAM and Learning. His areas of interest and research Association (PSIMA). She also received the National [email protected] MMPsych (HELP), Senior Lecturer, MA Wai Meng is a lecturer and management psychologist whose are outcome-based education and learning, DR NG SIEW LI Award for Exemplar Professional Counsellor 2016 from BSc Biomedical Science (UPM) (Distinction) leading change in an international educational Senior Lecturer the Ministry of Women, Family and Community areas of interest lie in work, management and organisational [email protected] (Counselling) (DeLa context and abstinence and relapse among drug PhD (Clinical Psych) (Central Development, Malaysia and the 2018 Albert Nelson psychology. He is a certified test user of psychometric Lavanya has a degree in Biomedicine Salle) users. He sits on the Board of Governors of HIS Michigan), MA (Clinical Psych) Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award for scholarly evaluations and psychological testing by the British and a Master of Managerial Psychology, and is [email protected] and the Crescendo-HELP International School. He (Central Michigan), BPsych work in research, education and training. Psychological Society and holds a Prince 2 certificate in project currently pursuing her PhD in Educational Kumar was a member of the World is also the CEO to HELP Education Services (First Class Hons) (HELP) management. Wai Meng is pursuing his PhD in Applied Psychology. She holds a Certificate in Dance Therapy Vision East Timor research team. He Limited. [email protected] Psychology in the University of Nottingham. (theory) from the School of Dance Therapy London. has a keen interest in Counselling, With more than 20 years of experience, she has Personal Growth and Development Dr Ng, a Fulbright Scholar, was a recipient of DR MARIA FELICITAS (MARIFE) conducted many talks and workshops on therapeutic and their applications. the HELP Distinction Scholarship and the M.MAMAUAG dance and her passion lies in transforming lives of DR MARC ARCHER International Peace Scholarship. She received Assessment Consultant MS MELISSA CHUA Associate Professor specialised clinical training from the Trauma and Senior Lecturer Lecturer underprivileged/marginalised youth through dance. PhD (Psych) (UCL) Anxiety Disorders Clinic and PhD (Educ Psych) (Measurement and MA Educational Psychology (USM), BEd Special MS SYDNEDÉ LIM MSc (Developmental Psych) Neuropsychological Assessment Clinic at Evaluation) (De La Salle), MS in Educ Needs (USM) Counsellor and (UCL, Anna Freud Centre), BA Central Michigan University as well as from the Measurement & Evaluation (De La Salle) [email protected] MR CHRISTOPHER TAN Lecturer Psychology (Manchester) Early Psychosis Intervention Center at [email protected] Melissa’s area of interest is behavior JIT MENG MCounselling (HELP) Dr Marc Archer has contributed to and led University of Arizona, USA. Her research Dr Mamauag is a founding member and Chair of the modification and special education. She previously worked with Lecturer (KB, PA), BSc Psych research on the impact of separation from parents interests include addiction, trauma and anxiety, Test Development Division (Philippine Educational children of various abilities, providing intervention to improve MMPsych (Distinction) (HELP), (Canterbury) on child and adolescent development in the US, as well as multicultural issues. Measurement and Evaluation, Inc), and an active their developmental level. She is keen in exploring new teaching BPsych (First Class Hons) (HELP) [email protected] UK, China and Malaysia. His current work builds on member of the International Test Commission. Her and learning methods that can easily be adapted by [email protected] Sydnede is a licensed counsellor and this to adapt, implement and evaluate culture- current research involves the development of a practitioners in the field. Christopher’s background is in management and lecturer at CAREERsense@HELP. She organisational psychology. He has previously worked lectures to undergraduate classes and specific interventions for families affected by DR EUGENE TEE standardised test battery for career assessment and mental illness and to enhance wellbeing. Associate Professor counselling. in management consultancy, with a focus on hopes to provide career guidance to PhD (Queensland) MS LAI HO YAN organisational leadership, team development, and students as well as supervises [email protected] Lecturer culture and change. He is also interested in human postgraduate counselling trainees. factors psychology and ergonomics. DR PRIHADI DITTO Dr Tee’s research focuses on the DR HASSE DE MEYER MSc Cognitive Neuroscience (Sussex), BPsych KUSUSANTO impact of emotions in a Lecturer (HELP) Lecturer leadership and organisational context. He has a PhD, MSc, BSc Clinical Psych [email protected] MS TONG LI FERN PhD Educational Psychology specific interest in the application of Emotional (KU Leuven) Ho Yan is curious about the workings of the MR TIMOTHY LIEW Counsellor & Lecturer (USM) Intelligence (EQ) in the workplace as well as in [email protected] human brain and cognition. She obtained her MSc in Cognitive Lecturer MCounselling (HELP) [email protected] the role of emotional contagion in leader- Hasse is a lecturer in the Master's Neuroscience with Distinction from the University of Sussex. MSc (University of Warwick) BBus (CSturt) Dr Ditto teaches Educational Psychology, follower interactions. programme in Clinical Psychology and a clinical Her dissertation was focused on human brain adaptation to BPsych (First Class Hons)(HELP) [email protected] Psychology of Eating, and Forensic Psychology. psychologist, actively practising in the Centre for colour changes. Ho Yan’s main research interests are in colour [email protected] Li Fern is a licensed He currently leads research on sense of mattering Psychological and Counselling Services (CPCS). Her vision and neuroaesthetics. Timothy completed his MSc in counsellor and lecturer at Behavioural and Data Science at the University of CAREERsense@HELP. She leverages among digital labor, role of mattering on DR A PADMASSINI research interest is in the area of developmental employee turnover intention, as well as the Senior Lecturer disorders in children and adolescents. Warwick, and has a keen interest in teaching on her corporate experience to enrich importance of mattering in social media; many of BPsych Sc (Hons) (HELP- MS ANUJAH PULANTHIRAN statistical methods for psychology, as well as her lectures through experiential his works have been published in international Flinders), PsyD (Clinical BSc Psych (Upper Iowa-HELP) elevating the statistical literacy among psychology learning. Li Fern also provides students. His primary research interests involve corporate training in career scientific journals. Neuropsych & Clinical Psych) MS USHA PONNUDURAI MCounselling (HELP) (UQ) Lecturer [email protected] nudging behaviour and decision-making, in addition development and emotional [email protected] MCounselling (HELP) Anujah has a background in education to the application of machine learning techniques in intelligence. She enjoys sharing management. She now teaches counselling and psychological contexts. knowledge and supervising trainee MS EVONE PHOO Dr Padma completed her clinical training in BMedSc (Aberdeen) Deputy Head of Department Neuropsychology and Clinical Psychology in [email protected] leadership and has a special interest in mental health, counsellors. Senior Lecturer Australia. Her research interests include Usha is a licensed counsellor and is the specifically in counselling, marital and family therapy and MClinical Psych (HELP) interventions for anxiety, cognitive programme chair for HELP's Master in Counselling. multigenerational family therapy. MR FAM JIA YUIN [email protected] rehabilitation and holistic lifestyle changes for She has a decade's experience as a licensed counsellor Lecturer MS BRENDA SHALINI Evone is a clinical psychologist and overall well-being. and as Deputy Manager at the Centre for Psychological BSc Human Dev and Mgt (Hons) KESAVAMANI a member of the Malaysian Society of Clinical and Counselling Services (CPCS) at HELP. Her MR TAMILSELVAN RAMIS (UPM), MSc Dev Psych (UPM) Counsellor and Psychology. She is a convener for the Department interests include training and working with young Lecturer [email protected] Lecturer Jia Yuin’s research interest is in of Psychology’s Centre for Existential-Humanistic MS ELAINE FERNANDEZ adults, families and couples, and sharing mental health MEd (Ed Psych) (Malaya), MCounselling (HELP) Psychology. Currently, Evone is pursuing her PhD Senior Lecturer information using a community based platform. BA (First Class Hons) (Psych) (UBC) behavioural addictions and psychological well-being. (KB, PA), BPsych in Universiti Malaya. Her research interests are life MSc Soc Psych (Distinction) [email protected] He is a member of the editorial board of Stress and (Hons) (HELP) and death, grief and loss, and other existential- (Surrey), BPsych (First Class TamilSelvan Ramis holds a Cambridge Health Journal (Wiley). He is currently working on International Certificate in Teaching and Learning (Distinction) his PhD in Developmental Psychology at UPM [email protected] related issues. Hons) (HELP) MS KARUNA SARAH THOMAS Brenda is a licensed counsellor and and currently teaches research methods. He is passionate about (expected completion in 2021). [email protected] Lecturer lecturer attached to CAREERsense@ transformative teaching and learning practices, and the role of Elaine was the recipient of HELP President’s MSc Gerontology (Southampton) HELP. She also lectures in the positive emotions in well-being. PN FATIMAH HARON Award in 2011. Her interest is in real-world BPsych (HELP) undergraduate and postgraduate Senior Lecturer applications of social psychological principles, [email protected] MR TAN ZE WEI programmes. Her area of interest is Lecturer MA Early Childhood Education particularly in politics and social influence. She Karuna was the recipient of the Dean's Career Development and Personal BPsych (First Class Hons) (HELP), (Tennessee) currently lectures in research and social List Award (2016/2017) and the International PGT MR BASHIR BASHARDOOST Growth. She enjoys conducting Lecturer MSc Principles of Clinical [email protected] psychology, and is the convener of the Scholarship Award (2017) from the University of career-related workshops/seminars MCounselling (HELP) Neuropsych (Distinction) (Bangor) Fatimah has been an evaluator Department of Psychology’s Centre for Southampton for outstanding academic achievement. and training for students and guiding [email protected] [email protected] with the Malaysian Qualifications Agency since Diversity. She is a graduate member of the Her research interests include how families negotiate them in career decision-making. 1999 and was involved in the UNICEF HELP Bully British Psychological Society, and the Malaysian the care of older people and the occurrence of Bashir is a registered counsellor with a special As a student in HELP, Ze Wei was part of the first Prevention and Positive Discipline Project. She has representative-at-large for the Asian multi-generational households, specifically among the interest in psychodynamic psychotherapy. His batch of EEG student lab members that assisted in participated in various research projects in the Association of Social Psychology. urban poor in Malaysia. research interests include Personality Psychology, Identity setting up and troubleshooting the EEG lab in the areas of child and educational psychology. Development and Object-relations. Currently, Bashir is university during his final semester. 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