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MUZIUM & GALERI TUANKU FAUZIAH Universiti Sains Malaysia, Pulau Pinang



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1981


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Tuanku Fauziah Museum & Gallery (MGTF), Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) is a University Museum located at Universiti Sains Malaysia and is the oldest educational museum in Malaysia that combines elements of science-technology and arts-culture in one building. MGTF, USM is a museum that brings together a collection of heritage sciences-technologies and arts-cultures, serving as a center for teaching and learning as well as informal research towards developing human talent and a sustainable society.

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