Department of Sociology and Anthropology, AHAS KIRKHS

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DR. SH FATIMAH ALZAHRAH BINTI SYED HUSSIEN

Attending the 9th Asia Pacific Partnership Meeting for Child Right's Coalition Asia as a country representative as I am a Board Member for Protect and Save the Children Malaysia.

visited the Department of Sociology and Anthropology as well as the Institute of Philippine Culture at Ateneo University, Manila

Visiting the Southeast Asia Research Center and Hub (SEARCH), and the Social Development Research Centre at De La Salle University, Manila

visiting the Department of Sociology and Anthropology as well as the Institute of Philippine Culture at Ateneo University, Manila

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Department of Sociology and Anthropology

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DR. Szariannie

On 11th May 2024, 35 undergraduate students from the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, AHAS KIRKHS visited Sultan Ahmad Shah Medical Center (SASMEC@IIUM),

the 1st Shariah Compliant Teaching Hospital for their SOCA 4392 Medical Anthropology Synergised Academic Activities (SAA).

This academic activity is the Kulliyyah’s initiative to enhance students and academics’ performance through partnerships with various communities including learned, learning, professional and public communities

A.P. DR ROHAIZA ROKIS

PROF. DR. HAZIZAN B. MD. NOON

A.P.DR. NOOR AZLAN B. MOHD NOOR

A.P.DR. NURAZZURA BT MOHAMAD DIAH

DR. NOR AISAH BINTI AREFF

DR. IYAD M. Y. EID

DR. NOR AZLIN BINTI TAJUDDIN

DR. NORASIKIN BT BASIR

DR. SZARIANNIE BINTI SULAIMAN

DR. SH FATIMAH ALZAHRAH BINTI SYED HUSSIEN

DR. SOHELA MUSTARI

SISTER: HARYIANIE BT MARNI

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Kampung Kerdas is one of the Malay traditional villages in Gombak.

The village was assigned to the Department of Sociology and Anthropology to plan, embark and facilitate various possible community projects and programmes so that they can have a better social wellbeing.

SOCA may get benefits for this community engagement collaboration by having fieldwork research data, research grants, among others.

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DR. SOHELA MUSTARI

Synergised Academic Activities (SAA) and SOCACARE 3.0: An Analysis of Sustainable Livelihood through Community Engagement Programme. Date: 17-18 May, 2024

SOCA SAP 2023

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Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Rakyat Accelerator program aims to help empower micro-entrepreneurs among Asnaf and potential Asnaf students to improve, build and continue their business to be comparable and competitive in today's market.

Our students and mentors from AHAS KIRKHS & KENMS won the business pitching and secured between RM10,000 - RM15,000 grant.

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ASSOC. PROF. DR. NURAZZURA BT MOHAMAD DIAH

Rakyat HQ. With 3 of our SOCA Asnaf students who participated in the launching of Unipreneur 4.0 today with the Deputy Entrepreneurship Minister.

Students visited a local PPR community center to discuss strategies for improving family time.

This particular project was part of a group of 17 projects completed over a 5-week period. The community responded positively to these projects, showing increasing interest in the program each week. The program proved beneficial for both SOCA 2320 students and the community as a whole.

Sociology of Marriage and Family (SOCA 2320)

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Dr. SH Fatimah Alzahrah Syed Hussien

Congratulations Sociology & Anthropology Department!

MOVING CLOSER TO 1000 DONORS

In collaboration with the National Blood Centre, IIUM Library, IIUM Clinic, and IIUM Masjid, the Department of Sociology and Anthropology has successfully hosted an annual blood donation event during the holy month of Ramadan since 2018.

وَمَنْ أَحْيَاهَا فَكَأَنَّمَا أَحْيَا النَّاسَ جَمِيعًا

And whoever saves a life, it is as if he saved all of mankind

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Dr. Nor Azlin, an expert in social ecology, worked with PG students on a field study to address the problem of river pollution caused by waste and garbage.

TAKREEM 2023

Department of Sociology and Anthropology deserves congratulations!

Our sincerest congratulations go out to the Department of Sociology and Anthropology!

Congratulations, Sociology & Anthropology Department

In line with the SOCA-SAP 2023 Research-Engagement program, the Department of Sociology & Anthropology has initiated a new project in Cameron Highlands specifically for the Orang Asli community.

The Orang Asli Project, developed by SOCA, is a strategic effort to assist the AHAS KIRKHS initiative, which was initiated by Kulliyyah's SAP 2023 (Scholarship Advancement Programme 2023).

The trip consisted of two stops

Cameron Highlands District and Land Office, Pahang

The primary focus of discussion revolved around the advancements and transformations taking place in both the physical and social aspects of the Cameron Highlands district.

Department of Orang Asli Development (JAKOA)

During the meeting, multiple topics were addressed including land ownership, property rights, education, economy, and health.

A “Santuni Pesakit” session and fieldwork at Hospital Kuala Lumpur was held on December 9, 2023 involving 33 undergraduate students of Medical Sociology and Anthropology course (SOCA 4993).

Conducting fieldwork in medical wards for this course serves several objectives, allowing students to gain practical insights into patients’ illness experiences, healthcare services and medical institutions.

Additionally, this hands-on-experience allowed them to apply sociological and anthropological theories and methods beyond the classroom setting.

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The Social Engagement program, led by expert in medical Sociology, Dr. Szariannie, has been successfully implemented at KL Hospital thanks to her efforts in integrating academic content through fieldwork.

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A SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT VISIT TO PUSAT JAGAAN TITIAN OKU NUR

Dr. Aisha, a social gerontology specialist, partnered with SOCASA and Briged Bakti Malaysia (BBM) to lead a social engagement initiative at Pusat Jagaan Titian OKU Nur in Rawang, Selangor on December 16, 2023.

The goal was to educate students on the realities faced by institutionalised elders and the impact it has on their lives.

The students utilized their time by participating in a communal cleaning project, gathering data, and engaging in conversation with the community's residents and caretakers.

This situation could also be viewed as a journey towards cultivating compassionate and socially responsible young adults for the years to come.