ASIA CENTRE'S 2026 INTERNS
Nur Syahira
Nur Syahira is a Media Intern at Asia Centre from March 2024She is currently in her final year of the Bachelor of Applied Language (Hons.) in English for Professional Communication at Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Shah Alam.
Her academic background focuses on professional communication, strategic messaging, and media engagement. She has a strong interest in public relations, digital communication, and advocacy, particularly in how communication can support public awareness and engagement in regional and societal issues. At Asia Centre, she supports communication and outreach efforts, assisting with content development, stakeholder engagement, and digital media activities. Through this internship, she aims to gain practical experience in public relations and strategic communication while strengthening her ability to communicate effectively in professional and multicultural environments.
Sofea Erysha
Sofea Erysha is a research intern at Asia Centre Media Hub from March 2026 to August 2026. She is currently in her final year of her Bachelor in English Language and Linguistics at Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang.
She is devoted to advancing research in the humanities and exploring the evolving digital language that shapes online discourse. Drawing on her academic experience in developing manuals, articles, and book reviews, she strives to refine a wide range of writing techniques for both professional and creative purposes. Sofea pursues knowledge with the aim of sharing it with the wider community. During her internship at Asia Centre, she hopes to build meaningful professional networks while engaging in both desk-based and field research.
Kimberley Cassandra
Kimberley Cassandra is a Graphic Design intern from February 2026 to August 2026. She is currently in the final year of completing her Bachelor in Graphic Design degree at Management and Science University (MSU), Shah Alam.
She has a strong interest in visual communication, digital media, and a passion for creating engaging and meaningful visual content. Kimberley enjoys combining her creative and technical skills to tackle new challenges while learning from different perspectives. She is particularly interested in how digital media can be used to connect with audiences, communicate ideas effectively, and create meaningful engagement. At Asia Centre, Kimberley is involved in media and outreach initiatives, assisting with content creation, visual storytelling, and strengthening the Centre’s digital engagement. Kimberley views opportunities in the creative and media field as important steps toward strengthening her design thinking, communication abilities, and professional experience, while building a strong foundation for her future career in graphic design and digital media.