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Intercultural Day 2016

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Intercultural Day 2016 was held last year for the first time ever by semester 4 students of Interpersonal Communication, with the purpose of promoting different culture and to bridge the gap in understanding cultures from around the world. The event hosted a variety of booths representing the culture of each country chosen such as Germany, Thailand, Japan and United Arab Emirates. The students who organized the event also invited the exchange students in UiTM from other faculties to the event, where not only were they able to learn more about the various cultures presented, but due to the Malaysian culture exhibition, they were also able to learn more about the country they were living in for the time being by playing traditional Malaysian games and tasting Malaysian food. Video taken from MASSCTV's Youtube channel Japanese exchange student, Masaya Ono, explaining the Japanese culture exhibition to the Dean, Prof. Dr. Azizul Halim Yahya and Deputy Dean, Dr. Massila ...
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Broadening Cultural Horizon 19'

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Broadening Cultural Horizon or BCH in short is an intercultural event where students from MC 247 are required to conduct an event that curates a cultural theme. The first Intercultural Day was held back in 2016 and in the year of 2019, BCH is the latest iconic cultural event that was held at Menara SAAS, UITM Shah Alam on the 29 th of April 2019.  BCH aims to celebrate cultural diversity and invites intercultural communication bases to the public. Since it is a modernized era, it is important to understand and practice intercultural communication, as a whole. There were a number activities conducted on the day such as cultural booths, sharing sessions from speakers of the industry and also a cultural fashion walk. The concept of BCH is more of experiencing different cultures in a booth. There were 7 booth stands that represents different cultures from Japan, China, Indonesia, Thailand, Germany, Turki and even Korea. Each booth has their own uniqueness in showcasing the ...
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Masaya's Presentation on his Home Country, Japan

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For our individual assignment under the Intercultural Communication course, Dr Massila instructed us to pick a country and analyze its culture in the intercultural context. Each week, we had 2 to 3 students present the country they chose. Masaya Ono, our Japanese exchange student, chose his home country - you can view his presentation in the video above.
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Culture Shock

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by Nur 'Amirah Amran What do we know about culture shock? Is it something you should be afraid of or learn in your life? How about the journey you make when you visit another country? Can you survive with the culture that will turn your life upside down? Everything will be revealed below here. Let the journey begin. When we talk about culture shock, some people might think this could be one of the biggest jokes in their life because not everything they want would be available in certain countries. Most of the people that were afraid in the first stage, end up learning so many good things about culture shock. The most important thing to remember when you leave home is to be open to new experiences. Sometimes, it can really open your eyes, your mind and your heart about the beautiful journeys in different cultures. When you learn about it, it will create a love deep inside your heart and you will miss the moments you experienced in the country you visited. Trust ...
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The Uniqueness of Culture in Malaysia

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By Mohd Harrith Fadhillah Risman I believed that everyone had experienced travelling to many places either in their own country or the others. I trust that there are numerous essential angles with travelling. I realize that not everybody has this open door, but rather on the off chance that you do, grasp it. Travelling can build up a man's character, being receptive. You’re not encased in your air pocket and you get outside of your usual range of familiarity. Travelling is something you can't learn in a classroom. As a traveller, you find new lovely, fascinating spots that make you need to return and you encounter distinctive societies that you didn't know about. "We never realize what we have until we lose it." Maybe as it were, travelling can be seen as the brilliant chance to "escape" from reality, from our bustling every day lives. Toward the begin of an excursion, every one of my stresses and issues start to vanish. In any case, then, aft...
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