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FAB Won Big at the 8th RICS – RISM International Surveying Conference for Undergraduates 2016


Department of Quantity Surveying, Faculty of Built Environment UTM won big at the 8th RICS – RISM International Surveying Conference for Undergraduates 2016. We bag 6 out of 11 awards as follows:
In total, 29 papers presented in 7 parallel sessions.
Best presenter award
1- UITM: Faten Athirah Othman
2- AUT: Anoma Sunthonyonkit
3- Taylor’s University: Khai Yuean Chia
4- UM: Ngoi Eva
5- UTM: Ong Chee Chai
6- UTM: Intan Fatin Syazwani binti Azinal Abidin
7- UTM: Aimi Sara binti Ismail
Special Mentioned paper 
1- Anis Maisarah bt Ahmad Fuzir (UTM)
2- Ong Chee Chai (UTM)
3- UTAR representative
Best Overall paper award 
1- Intan Fatin Syazwani binti Azinal Abidin UTM)
Participating Universities: UTM, UM, UiTM, IIUM, USM, INTI, Taylor’s University, UTAR, University of Reading, Chongqing University, Thammasat University, Tongji University, Assumption University Thailand, University of HK, HK Poly University, Huazhoang University of Science & Technology.

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