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LOVE Nor Akmar Abdul Aziz, 32, in the field of landscape, it is difficult to dispute. Therefore, in order to achieve the highest level of education in these fields, women are willing to leave our beloved parents at home to study in Denmark earth.
The next three years in that country expressly provide invaluable experience. PhD Studies in Management (PhD.) Green of the University of Copenhagen, gave him a golden opportunity to appreciate the true beauty of the landscape in the country’s four seasons. Tutor at University Putra Malaysia (UPM) Bintulu Campus, is also fortunate that the people here on earth he was accompanied by her beloved husband, Mohd. Hariz Raymond, 32, who were ‘sacrificed’ to take leave without pay for three years. Although knowing Denmark is among the countries with high costs of living, Nor Akmar still choose the country even at the same time received several offers from universities in the United Kingdom and Australia. ” I chose Denmark for selected faculty is an international center for research, education, planning and consultancy services in landscape management, landscape architecture other areas of forest and forest products.“In addition there are specialist subjects that I choose reinforcing the desire to step into Copenhagen.
“In addition, the beautiful scenery in Denmark is an additional motivation for choosing the country,” said Nor Akmar recently graduated and returned home during the season Heavy snow hit Denmark, recently.
Experience in DenmarkNor Akmar said, enjoy the four seasons of his own experience is something beautiful especially when the snow storm to get to school, something difficult to forget .
One thing that impressed the people there is a prudent attitude.
“My family and I have never experienced discrimination problems as rumored before setting foot into Denmark.
“In fact our family is very happy to have friends who care, including my supervisor, Assoc. Dr. Cecil C. Konijnendijk.
“Dr. Konijnendijk who came from Holland to Malaysia several times on business trip or get invited as a speaker for seminars related to the management of green areas, so he understands the culture and the working people of Malaysia. Not surprisingly, he also can speak a few words in Malay, “said Nor Akmar studies on the management of green areas. According to Nor Akmar, it is hard to achieve success without sacrifice. cost of living in Denmark has allocated about 8.500 Kroner (RM5, 000) only for one-bedroom rental house in the suburbs of Copenhagen. That said, not including electricity bills, water , heating and gas and it is the cheapest house that can be found in which the average price reached 10.000 Kroner per month. Nor Akmar subside But since we know the risks to be encountered in countries said to be among the richest in the world. “Although expensive sundries, I recognize the high quality of life and fun learning environment and healthy makes me not hesitate to say it like a very worthwhile investment,” he said. PhD Project. benefit the parkPhD Project. Nor Akmar entitled “Green and management in Malaysia” has several main objectives.
One is to better understand the use of city parks for the people in major cities such as Kuala Lumpur and Kuching, Sarawak, as well the relationship between the use of city parks to report the health of consumers. “It is well known that green spaces and their use gives many benefits in terms of social, economic, physical health, psychological health (mental) and the environment. ” Studies show that use of the park Malaysia is different from every community in terms of time, this is very interesting in that each race has its own beliefs. “For example, Chinese people like to park the morning because they believe that out in the morning to give them sustenance, while the Malays were not using the park at dusk in the belief that evil spirits time and time crawling around the is to perform the Maghrib prayer.“The main purpose of the park is also seen different for each race, the four main purposes have been identified as a motif the use of the park.
“The results show that the Malay people using the park for the purpose of restorative (rehabilitation of health), education and health. “The Chinese are using the park for all purposes, including social skills. Meanwhile, the main reason people use the park over to India for restorative and other races such as the Iban, Melanau, Bidayuh and other ethnic groups in Sarawak tend to social purpose. “The difference between Malaysia and the use of parks in Europe are in terms of transport and time. “In Europe users only walk or use bicycles to go to the park, but in Malaysia, most users use the car. ” However, in terms of time, users in Europe use the park during the time but in this country the user tries to avoid the afternoon to the park because of weather. “If in Europe, people living near the park to report their health is good, in Malaysia it is not showing positive results. ” However, the frequent use of the park provides positive impact on consumers feeling as energetic, happier and more relaxed, “he said. Over the past three years abroad, Nor Akmar also have taken several courses at the University of Copenhagen Sweden have cooperated with several universities there. opportunity that is also used to should joinseminars as possible.
During the PhD studies., Nor Akmar opportunity to present their findings at a seminar in pure research, Austria, Rome, Italy, Edinburgh, Scotland, Glasgow, Scotland, and Birmingham, UK.Related posts:
