Kuala Lumpur, 16 October 2026 – Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), through the Faculty of Computing (FC) and the EY Campus Champs (EYCC), successfully organised an industrial visit under the EY DGTL Day 2026 programme to Ernst & Young Consulting Sdn. Bhd. at the EY Learning Hub, Menara Milennium, Kuala Lumpur. The programme involved seven Faculty of Computing students, aiming to provide them with direct exposure to career possibilities and emerging technologies within a global professional services firm.
During the visit, participants were welcomed by the EY Campus Engagement Team. The event commenced with an introduction to EY DGTL Day, followed by an insightful fireside chat with EY leaders, featuring UTM FC alumnus Mr. Ryan Sim, Partner in Technology Consulting. The session highlighted how artificial intelligence, advanced data analytics, and digital innovation are actively transforming the working world and reshaping business strategies across diverse industries.
The programme continued with interactive, hands-on activities showcasing the various service lines at EY, including Technology Consulting, Business Consulting, Audit & Tax, Factory Automation and Robotics (FAAR), and Campus Recruitment. Key messages emphasised the importance of adaptability, structured problem-solving, and the ability to bridge the gap between technical expertise and business value as essential qualities for future consultants. Participants were also briefed on early career opportunities at EY, including skills development pathways, professional certifications, and graduate application processes.
UTM extends its sincere appreciation to the EY Campus Engagement Team for their warm welcome and commitment to sharing industry knowledge and expertise throughout the programme. Appreciation is also extended to the Faculty of Computing for supporting the visit. The experience allowed students to gain practical insights into the consulting industry, understand emerging tech trends, and better prepare for their future careers. Plans are underway to strengthen the collaboration between the Faculty of Computing and EY through future visits, workshops, and continuous industry engagement activities.
