Saifulnazirah binti Bongsu berasal dari Machang Kelantan.Mendapat pendidikan awal di peringkat sekolah rendah dan menengah di Machang,Kelantan. Kemudian,melanjutkan pengajian peringkat ijazah sarjana muda (Bachelor of Arts) di UPM Serdang ,Selangor (2000-2003).Memulakan kerjaya sebagai guru sambilan dan guru sandaran di beberapa buah sekolah daerah Besut, Terengganu. Seterusnya, meneruskan kerjaya sebagai guru bahasa (kontrak) di Akademi Pengajian Islam UM Nilam Puri (2005-2007).Kemudian, meneruskan pengajian peringkat Ijazah Sarjana (Master in Applied Linguistics) UUM, Kedah.Sekarang ,telah berkhidmat sebagai guru bahasa (tetap) di Pusat Pendidikan Universiti Malaya (UMEC) ,Bachok Kelantan.

Dr Nur Aulia Rosni is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Built Environment, Universiti Malaya (UM). She obtained her Ph.D. from the International Islamic University Malaysia in 2018 and joined UM in the same year. She has published numerous articles, chapters in books, and books related to Land Use Planning, Urban Park and Recreational Planning, GIS and Remote Sensing Applications in Urban Planning, Planning Law, and Governance. She is also particularly skilled in technical aspects, especially in utilising GIS and planning practice. Her research interests include land use planning, urban analytics, transportation planning, planning law, and urban management. Her recent research projects focus on land use planning for urban parks, urban placemaking, and physical planning for neighbourhoods that are elderly-friendly. 

Dr. Diana Abdul Wahab is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Applied Statistics, the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. She completed her Doctorate at Leeds University Business School, Leeds, United Kingdom. Dr. Diana has been interested in applying statistical models to understand graduate labor market issues throughout her academic career, beginning at the Master’s level when she collaborated with the Tracer Study Unit in the Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia. Her interest in the field has evolved to a deeper understanding of graduate employment issues including gender pay gap, first destination choices, and migration while developing her interest in the field of data science where she applies data science techniques in other areas of studies such as education and economy. She has published her paper in the Institutions and Economies and continues to write for other international academic journals. She has won a scholarship award to go to Kazakhstan to conduct a comparative analysis on the graduate employment issues between the two countries. She teaches Statistical Computing and Business Analytics and planning to expand her research interest in the field of data science.