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 Lecturer's salary and prospects in Malaysia

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highwind85
post Apr 22 2010, 03:16 PM

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QUOTE(f4tE @ Apr 22 2010, 01:46 PM)
Yeah!
Im from USM but there are alot of non bumis doing their masters and phd and being offred research officer post. How do u explain this? Maybe its only University Malaya culture but does not apply to all unis? There are a few non bumi lecturers and proffesors as well wink.gif
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Maybe some of those ROs are employed on a contract basis...It is quite difficult to get a permanent position..
highwind85
post Apr 22 2010, 06:45 PM

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QUOTE(f4tE @ Apr 22 2010, 03:44 PM)
yup ROs r all contract

yup i know they are sponsoring student for phd but in the application it didnt say only bumis allow to apply. everyone is welcome smile.gif

about the salary i dunno how u got them tongue.gif

if true i also wanna apply lo n bring alll my family lol
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That's the problem...They seldom take in non-bumi ROs...Research institutes in universities such as MARDI (UPM) and MGI (UKM) do have permanent ROs...but they are employed by SPA and not the university. When you are on contract, you'll have lower salary, lesser employee benefits and won't know when your boss wanna terminate your service as your salary comes from research grant. And If you decide to convert to permanent position, you'll have to go thru SPA interview. 2 of my seniors who worked as ROs attended such interview but got rejected on the spot...not even put in the backup list..Now one of them is working with sime darby and will be sponsoring her PhD studies soon..

 

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