Politeknik Brunei’s (PB) School of Health Sciences organised a visit to the Brunei Innovation Lab on December 15.
Led by School of Health Sciences Head Armah Tengah, the delegation included assistant heads and lecturers, who explored a pre-feasibility study and engaged a key stakeholder on a digitally-empowered future.
Brunei Innovation Lab General Manager Freddie Ting welcomed the delegation.
The visit featured an introduction to the Brunei Innovation Lab, such as its history and key functions.
A tour of the lab’s facilities, coupled with interactions with technopreneurs, provided a firsthand understanding of technologies at play.
The delegation also established connections with a Korean expert, securing vital support to navigate interactions with key stakeholders. The digital transformation aims to elevate the teaching and learning experience at the School of Health Sciences by integrating smart technologies.
Beyond addressing the evolving needs of learners, the initiative seeks to support operational efficiency, achieving superior outcomes with judicious resource allocation.
