Mohammad Ajib Rosman Email & Phone Number

A motivated and personable student pursuing a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) (Fine Arts) at the Universiti Sains Malaysia (CGPA 3.53). Recipient of the Hadiah Pingat Emas, Universiti Sains Malaysia for the best final year student by Yayasan Lin. Eager to join any related company to help establish quick, leverage artistic knowledge to foster informative, engaged experiences for visitor, customers and employees. Strongly theoretical background in organized, skilled at handling events, programs, copywriting and operating basic records management & operation systems.• Recipient of the Hadiah Pingat Emas, Universiti Sains Malaysia for the best final year student by Yayasan Lin, Bachelor of Arts (Honours) (Fine Arts), 2021/22.• Recipient of Best Student Overall Project Award 2022 (Thesis & Project), RINTIS 2022, School of the Arts, Universiti Sains Malaysia, titled Translating the Meaning of Poem Using Metaphorical Studies in Sculpture Production (Frequency as a Subject), 2022.• Recipient of Best Student Project Award 2022 (Final Year Project - Artwork), RINTIS 2022, School of the Arts, Universiti Sains Malaysia at Muzium & Galeri Tuanku Fauziah (MGTF).• Awarded as one of the Dean's list, Bachelor of Fine Art (Hons) for semester 1, 2, 6 and 8 with CGPA 3.50 above by School of the Art, Universiti Sains Malaysia.Research Assistant Intern I InternshipThe Centre for Archaeological Research Malaysia, USM, Pulau Pinang.• Co-authored research papers with archaeologist lecturers, laboratory staff and postgraduate candidate on two (2) academic articles related to Terenang Pottery in Pahang and Mambong Pottery in Kelantan. • Involved in the 2021 International Archeology Graduate Webinar program between Universiti Sains Malaysia and Universitas Indonesia on June 14 & 15 in discussing and exchanging views related to archeology research papers.• Collected and compiled data from field studies and survey studies in Pahang & Kelantan by USM archaeologists to be included in research paper.• Recreate motifs found on Terenang Pottery in Pahang and Mambong Pottery in Kelantan in the form of digital translation or illustration based on hand drawings obtained during field research at the Sultan Abu Bakar Museum, Pahang.• Discussed and communicated with lecturers, archeologists, laboratory staff and students about the opening of a mini archeology gallery at a school in Yan, Kedah involving various artifacts and reading materials related to history.

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  Universiti Sains Malaysia

  Art/Art Studies, General