Brunei Hall’s Arabian-Nights themed Family Day embraces silaturrahim, fun & laughter with a round of events consisting of a Dakwah Showdown, Iftar Gathering, games, committee showcase & handover.
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Brunei Hall Family Day strengthens bonds & ties
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BruKnights’‘Atiq Juani strikes gold, silver & bronze at Ecotrophelia UK
On behalf of BruKnights
Alhamdullillah. Muhammad ‘Atiq Juani@Najrien, a Bruneian Scholar and one of the representatives of Yasai Sushi team from University of Reading has won gold prizes of £2000 followed by silver prizes from Nottingham Trent University, and bronze prizes from London Metropolitan University at Ecotrophelia UK 2017, Campden BRI, Gloucester.
Ecotrophelia UK 2017 is a food innovation student awards which gives students a taste of new product development. From idea generation through to the final packaged product, the teams get a hands-on experience of what it takes to bring an eco-friendly food or drink to market.
Yasai Sushi team’s product is fresh sushi style rolls, made from locally sourced produce, combine crunchy cauliflower rice with fresh-tasting vegetables. A portion of 8 pieces, contributes 2 of your daily recommended 5 portions of fruit and/or vegetables. It is low calorie, low fat and high in vitamin C, offering a guilt-free healthy option. It is suitable for vegans, but can still be enjoyed by the average carnivore! 
In addition, they will be representing the UK and University of Reading, competing with other European universities at Ecotrophelia European 2017, ExCel London, this November 2017. Once again, congratulation and best of luck with the competition! 
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[Video] BruLeics relays message to leavers
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A glimpse into BruNotts’ Leavers Farewell Event
On behalf of BruNotts
BruNotts held our annual leavers event on the 10th of June 2017 to as a farewell event to all of our departing members! Good luck to every one and the best of luck from all of BruNotts!
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BruSheff bids farewell to graduating leavers at special dinner
BruSheff bids farewell to graduating leavers at special dinner
On behalf of BruSheff
Concluded our 2017/18 Academic Year with a Leaver’s Dinner in appreciation of our graduating seniors. Here’s to wishing them all the best in their future endeavours! 
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Day 1 of Brunei Students’ Union Training Workshop
INTRODUCTION
This is the first training workshop for The Brunei Students’ Union’s council members, society leaders and their executive committees, facilitated by our guest host, Yang Berhormat Dayang Khairunnisa binti Awang Haji Ash’ari, Member of the Legislative Council, and Co-Founder and Community Engagement Director of Green Brunei. This workshop aims to meet the target of fostering a sense of professionalism within the young leaders so that the administration of their respective societies is characterized by great skill and competence. This will be a more individualized form of preparation, intending to inspire leadership qualities and energy within individual participant, as a complement to the upcoming Presidential Conference. The conference, which will be held in mid-August, will then take on a more administrative model, where society leaders will be engaged in a dialogue pertaining to the bureaucratic reality of running their societies. The BSU Training Workshop would, hence, equip these leaders with the skills and mindset vital to the administration of a successful society beginning from the conference onwards.
OBJECTIVES
To develop and nurture leaders and executive committee members in terms of their professional skills and capabilities
• To build and strengthen networks amongst Bruneians in the UK and Eire
• To instill the Malay Islamic Monarchy philosophy into the hearts and minds of Bruneian students
PICTURES FROM DAY 1 OF BRUNEI STUDENTS’ UNION TRAINING WORKSHOP
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BruEx students secure runner-up position at UK Radiological Congress
Name of Bruneian students involved:
Dk Nur Rabi’atul ‘Adawiyah Pg Haji Zulkifli, Third Year Student
Nur Afiatul Haziyah Hassan, Third Year Student
Muhammad Fakhri Haziq Abdul Hakip, Third Year Student
Siti Nurshahira Aboo Samah, Third Year Student
Host Institution:
The UK Radiological Congress and Radiation and Oncology Congress (UKRC) is an annual event co-hosted by the UKRC and UKRO presidents that consists of a three-day multidisciplinary scientific congress and technical exhibitions joined by thousands of people from across imaging background to showcase the state-of-the-art equipment and services available.
This year, the theme was focusing on how new technologies and techniques have been adopted within radiological imaging and radiation oncology, to improve our techniques and optimise patient care and experience.
The congress took place in Manchester at the Manchester Convention Centre running from 12-14 June 2017.
Student Activity:
A group of four final year Bruneian students from Exeter were awarded a Dean’s fund from their University (University of Exeter) to attend the three-day congress in Manchester this year.
The students displayed their University research project poster titled “The effect of Exposure Index (EI) on the subjective analysis of image quality” which had been accepted to be part of the congress.
The student’s research poster was chosen out of 150 poster submissions as one of the the runners up (2nd place) for best research/scientific poster by the UKRC committee.
One of the students (Siti Nurshahira Aboo Samah) accepted the runner up prize given by Maryann Hardy (UKRC president) and Professor Robert Winston (Research Professor in Imperial College London) at the end of the closing ceremony on Wednesday 14 June 2017.
The students engaged and gained ideas and knowledge with exhibitors present during the congress about various topics related to radiological imaging as well as attended sessions that had key-note speakers such as the Society of Radiographers President that could help bring new ideas and suggestions back to Brunei on the up-to-date research and equipment used in the digital imaging field.
The benefits/insights gained from the activity:
By joining the congress, the students gained insight and knowledge from the myriad research conducted by other exhibitors. The students are also up-to-date with the technological advancements available such as different type of equipment widely used in the UK hospitals and how it can be utilised to improve service efficiencies, as these might be the future for radiographers especially for Brunei radiographers.
Furthermore, the student’s engagement with radiographers from different backgrounds (such as CT radiographers, MRI radiographers and sonographers) could improve network between UK and Brunei Radiographers to exchange new ideas in improving healthcare.
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Day 2 of Brunei Students’ Union Training Workshop
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Borneo Bulletin: Four Bruneians of University of Exeter showcase research poster
Article obtained from: http://borneobulletin.com.bn/four-bruneians-university-exeter-showcase-research-project-poster/
Borneo Bulletin:
A GROUP comprising four final-year Bruneian students from University of Exeter were awarded a Dean’s fund from the university to attend the UK Radiological Congress and Radiation and Oncology Congress (UKRC) held at the Manchester Convention Centre from June 12 to 14.
The students were rewarded with a place in the congress to showcase their university research project poster – titled ‘The effect of Exposure Index (EI) on the subjective analysis of image quality’ – after it was chosen as runner-up (2nd place) out of 150 poster submissions in the ‘best research/scientific poster’ category by the UKRC committee.
The theme for UKRC this year focused on how new technologies and techniques were adopted within radiological imaging and radiation oncology, to improve and optimise patient care and experience.
The congress is an annual event co-hosted by the UKRC and UKRO presidents, consisting a three-day multidisciplinary scientific conference and technical exhibitions participated by thousands from across the medical imaging field to showcase state-of-the-art equipment and services.
The runner-up prize was presented to the students by Maryann Hardy (UKRC president) and Professor Robert Winston (Research Professor in Imperial College London) at the end of the closing ceremony on June 14.
At the congress, the four students gained valuable insight and knowledge from the myriad research findings and exhibits displayed by the other participants. The students were also made aware of the latest technological advancements in radiology available to and used in UK hospitals – such as different types of equipment – and how it can be utilised to improve service efficiency. These new technologies are quite possibly the future for radiographers not just in the UK, but those in Brunei as well.
The students’ interaction with radiographers from different backgrounds (such as CT radiographers, MRI radiographers and sonographers) could pave a path for improved networking and collaboration between the UK and Brunei radiographers, allowing for the exchange of new ideas to improve healthcare.
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BSUNION GOLDEN JUBILEE DESIGN COMPETITION
The Brunei Students’ Union is proud to present:
The Golden Jubilee Design Competition!
This is held in celebration of the 50th year or Golden Jubilee of His Majesty the Sultan’s reign as monarch. So artists, this is your opportunity to manifest your spirit of patriotism into a piece of your own!
This competition will require participants to first conceptualise a 3D model symbolising an aspect of His Majesty’s reign. This could be something to signify His Majesty himself, a momentous occasion during his reign, the prosperous Brunei that His Majesty has brought about, the development of Brunei student’s unit in the UK or anything at all that would be pertinent to the grand occasion – let your creativity run wild.
This design should be detailed in the proposal form, which can be found here:
> DesignCompetitionProposal
Among the things that should be considered are:
- Is it feasible for this design to be produced into an actual 3D model?
- Does the participant have the capacity and resources to produce this model?
The proposal form should then be submitted to vp.admin@bsunion.org by 26th July 2017 at 11.59am Brunei time.
These proposals would then go through a selection process by the Brunei Students’ Unit. The selected participants, announced on 1st August 2017, would then be given the opportunity to construct the piece in its actual three-dimensional form.
Hence, once again, it is important that participants have assessed the feasibility of and their capability in doing so.
The deadline to produce this model is will be announced further in the competition & the winner will then have their product showcased in addition to winning a cash prize!
Registration is free and open to all Bruneian students in the UK. You may enter as an individual participant or as a team of a maximum of five members. Though the latest date to submit your proposal is 26th July, we would like you to express your interest by 3rd July 2017 by filling in this form:
> DesignCompetitionApplication Form
For further enquiries, please feel free to reach out to Aqil Jaya at vp.admin@bsunion.org
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Selamat Hari Raya from the Brunei Students’ Union
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Happy faces from Eid celebration at BruEx
On behalf of BruEx
“Being away from home and family doesnt stop us students from celebrating Eid Mubarak!
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We students from University of Exeter would like to wish Selamat Hari Raya and Eid Mubarak to all the people celebrating! Especially to our family and friends back home and other students who are away from home! Always remember to take care of your health and safety during this festive month of Syawal! So eat good food, post lots of pictures and Maaf Zahir dan Batin! 
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From us BruEx society 
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BruSEA celebrate Eid together with fellow friends from Malaysia
BruSEA with friends from Malaysia celebrate Eid together!
On behalf of BruSEA
“Some BruSEA members celebrating the first day of Raya along with fellow Malaysian friends. Big thanks to @sarahrazak94 for inviting us over and making us feel at home in the 
! Selamat Hari Raya and Eid Mubarak! 
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Instagram video compilation of Raya greetings from the UK & Eire!
❤️ #brulancs↧
Vibrant & Festive ‘Majlis Rumah Terbuka’ held at Brunei Hall
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More photos at: https://goo.gl/photos/gBEDoRFtNkJUuK4D9
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‘Raya di Perantauan’ with LufBru
On behalf of LufBru
“Selamat Hari Raya Maaf Zahir dan Batin from all of us still here at Loughborough!
First raya di perantauan for most of us but thankful to have the LufBru fam
Hope everyone is enjoying their raya wherever you are!”
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Volunteer Registration for LufBru Summer Games starts tomorrow!
LufBru and BruLeics present the 11th Annual LufBru Summer Games!
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It’s the summertime and you know what that means!
Lufbru Society is proud to announce for the first time, we are collaborating with our friendly neighbour, BruLeics to host the 11th Lufbru Summer Games.
Volunteer Registration: 15/07/17
Player Registration: TBA
Any changes and more information will be informed on the LSG fb page : https://www.facebook.com/11thLSG2017/
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Daulat Kebawah Duli Tuan Patik
From the Union, in conjunction with His Majesty’s 71st royal birthday.
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‘Raya di Perantauan’ with BruNI
On behalf of BruNI
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“Some of BruNI members celebrating Hari Raya Aidilfitri in Belfast.
Talk about miles, we are far apart. But talk about the heart and we are close together. Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri, maaf zahir dan batin to all Muslims out there! Semoga Allah menerima semua amalan kitani semua 
#berayadiperantauan“
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Proud faces of the fresh graduates from BruYork
On behalf of BruYork
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Congratulations to the graduating class of 2017! We hope you’ve had a great time in York over the years and we would like to wish you the best in future endeavours 🦆
#bruyork #universityofyork#classof2017 #graduation
In the picture: Jia Hui, Shereen, Zulfa, Syafi, Akmal & Fatin
Not in picture: Raihan & Nisa
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