Magic – success stories of LUCT students

Magic – success stories of LUCT students
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Limkokwing University of Creative Technology (LUCT) unveiled Magic at the Kuala Lumpur International Book Fair held at the Putra World Trade Centre last month.

The book was launched by Lesotho Minister of Education and Training Dr Mamphono Khaketla in creative fashion, with performances by starlet Ernie and the Limkokwing Choir, an international ensemble of singers from 30 countries.

The book captures the voices of young men and women from 100 countries expressing their experiences and hope for themselves and the world.
They share their success stories in discovering themselves and grooming self-respect and a sense of purpose as students of the university.

Special assistant to the university’s president, Tiffanee Marie Lim, who edited the book, said it was envisioned by LUCT students sharing their experiences in a global environment across various cultures.

“It comes from the inspiration and resilience of the founder president, Tan Sri Dr Lim Kok Wing, whose dedicated vocation lies in transforming global education,” she said.

“Magic is a book of support and inspiration. It is woven in spirit and self-faith in grasping one’s dreams and ambitions.”

Lim, who is Tiffanee’s father, said magic is in the hearts of his students.

“It is about the freedom to express their desires and dreams. Without this freedom, they will not be able to understand themselves and subsequently be unable to fulfil their dreams.

“At Limkokwing, our approach is different. We design and prioritize the production of graduates who will be able to realise their aspirations,” he said.

Khaketla described Magic as a catalyst of change for the people of Lesotho.

“Magic is a in-your-face style of inspiration for the young people of the world, especially in Malaysia and Lesotho, to achieve their full potential and use every opportunity in the manner these young people from 100 countries have,” she said.

“Magic will enhance the change in Lesotho brought by LUCT in the six months since the opening its campus there.

“Already there is a change in attitude and mindset among the young people and it will be Magic that will take them one step further,” she said.