Research
Learn about our findings from our online survey and focus group discussions, and our proposed policy recommendations for better civil liberties and academic freedom of students in Malaysia.
Introduction of Student Activism
Student activism in Malaysia has seen a resurgence over the last decade, especially through the growing popularity of social media and the amendment of AUKU in 2012, which now allows university students to express support or opposition to a political group or party.
Photo: Dr Khong Kim Hoong
Photo: Dr Khong Kim Hoong
Timeline of Student Activism in Malaysia
Student activism in Malaysia has come a long way since its pre-Merdeka days, initially as an avenue to voice anti-colonial sentiments. Student organisations now are vocal about various issues, most notably the quality of education and current national issues.
Photo: Pusat Sejarah Rakyat
Photo: Pusat Sejarah Rakyat
Theoretical Framework and Methodology
The research, based on multiple theoretical and conceptual frameworks, explores the nature of student movements in relation to societal and nation building process.
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Photo: CCFoodTravel.com / Creative Commons (Image edited)
Research and Data Analysis
The survey findings were analysed accordingly through data tabulation and based on the theoretical framework discussed in the earlier chapter.
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Photo: Sheng Han/Creative Commons (Image edited)
