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Master of Pharmacy (Public Health) - Mixed Mode

Master of Pharmacy (Public Health) - School of Pharmaceutical Sciences

  • OVERVIEW

    Programme Overview

    The Master of Pharmacy (Public Health) programme offers an interdisciplinary approach that integrates knowledge in public health, pharmacy, epidemiology, and health policy. The goal of this program is to equip students with skills to assess the impact of medications on health outcomes, focusing on effectiveness, safety, and accessibility. Students will engage in practical learning experiences and have the opportunity to contribute to the development of health policies that support equity in healthcare. With the opportunities to engage in research and explore various careers in public health administration, pharmaceutical policy, and community health, this programme prepares graduates to face complex public health challenges.

    Course Structure

    The Master of Pharmacy (Public Health) programme begins in September/October, at the commencement of the University's academic year. It is divided into two components, coursework and research activities. The assessment depends upon both the coursework and dissertation (research work). The coursework component comprises 20 units (6 courses) and will be conducted in the first semester. Research work (20 units) will be conducted in the second and third semesters.

    Full Time

    SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2
    FPH501 - Public Health - 3 units FPH505- Dissertation – 20 units
    FPH502 - Health Management and Pharmacoeconomics - 4 units
    FPH503 - Health System Research and Health Policy - 3 units
    FPH504 - Pharmacovigilance and Pharmacoepidemiology - 4 units
    FPH506 - Sociology of Health & Illness - 3 units
    TRX500 - Research Methodology in Medicine and Health Sciences - 3 units
    Total: 20 units Total: 20 units

    Part Time

    Year 1

    SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2
    FPH501 - Public Health - 3 units  
    FPH502 - Health Management and Pharmacoeconomics - 4 units TRX500 - Research Methodology in Medicine and Health Sciences - 3 units
    FPH503 - Health System Research and Health Policy - 3 units
    FPH504 - Pharmacovigilance and Pharmacoepidemiology - 4 units  
    Total: 14 units Total: 3 units

    Year 2

    SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2
    FPH506 - Sociology of Health & Illness - 3 units FPH505 - Dissertation – 20 units
    FPH505 - Dissertation (TL)
    Total: 23 units Total: 20 units

    Course Description

    FPH501.3 Public Health

    This course aims to build students 'ability in understanding the concept of disease prevention and health promotion in terms of public health practice, as well as develop students' skills in identifying the determinants and measures of diseases related to public health at the global and national levels.

    Course learning outcomes:

    1. Assess the critical understanding on the key principles in public health (C5, PLO1)
    2. Demonstrate effective communication and personal skills by implementing a public health project with relevant information from various sources. (A3, PLO5)
    3. Evaluate the principles of public health to address public health challenges from the perspective of a pharmacist based on appropriate sources of data and evidence in public health (C5, PLO2)

    FPH502.4 Health Management and Pharmacoeconomics

    This course will introduce theories and principles applicable to healthcare management and pharmacoeconomics. Students will learn about different types of economic evaluation and gain an overview of key aspects of healthcare management.

    Course learning outcomes:

    1. Analyse economic concepts and principles related to healthcare management (C4, PLO1)
    2. Explain public healthcare policy through the economic evaluation methods (A4, PLO10)
    3. Recommend the appropriate solution to solve health issues by applying the healthcare management knowledge (C5, PLO2)

    FPH503.3 Health System Research and Health Policy

    This course provides knowledge about the concept of health systems research, including its characteristics, elements, frameworks and challenges. Students are exposed to various methods of health system research and policy. The course also requires students to prepare innovative research papers and high-quality, critical health system policy frameworks.

    Course learning outcomes:

    1. Demonstrate the overview of the field of health systems research and frameworks for understanding health policy and health systems (C3, PLO1)
    2. Assess health system and health policy issues systematically using the knowledge on discipline scientific methods (C5, PLO2)
    3. Propose solutions to health system research and health policy issues using key references to encourage critical and creative thinking (A5, PLO9)

    FPH504.4 Pharmacovigilance and Pharmacoepidemiology

    The course aims to introduce the students to the basic understanding of pharmacovigilance and pharmacoepidemiology. It will also equip the students to understand various techniques, tools involved in data handling, data calculation, analysis, risk measurement and public health surveillance, communication regarding pharmacovigilance and pharmacoepidemiology in the healthcare industry.

    Course learning outcomes:

    1. Evaluate key issues related to pharmacovigilance and basic techniques used for data analysis in pharmacoepidemiology (C5, PLO2)
    2. Propose solutions to pharmacovigilance and pharmacoepidemiology issues using key references to encourage critical and creative thinking (A5, PLO9)
    3. Demonstrate ethical conduct of research and professionalism in presenting the information obtained from the assignment (A3, PLO11)

    FPH506.3 Sociology of Health & Illness

    This course introduces students to the field of sociology of health and illness. This course comprises topics pertinent to the social organization and construction of health, illness and medicine. It addresses common issues in medical sociology, such as health policies, social determinants of health inequalities, illness experience, medical assistance, medical professions and various contemporary issues in the medical system.

    Course learning outcomes:

    1. Apply the understanding of social theories, approaches and structure associated with health and illness issues (C3, PLO2)
    2. Analyze social, economic and cultural conditions associated with health and illness issues and illness outcomes (C4, PLO2)
    3. Evaluate the roles of health care practitioners and the institutional context of health care delivery (C5, PLO2)
    4. Design solutions from sociological perspective(s) to a range of medical care issues (C6, PLO2)

    TRX500.3 Research Methodology in Medicine and Health Sciences

    This course aims to provide an introduction to research methodologies in planning, conducting and analysing research data in medicine and health science, and its reporting and publication. This course will equip the student with the core research and key transferable skills to assist the Master and PhD by research mode studies.

    Course learning outcomes:

    1. Develop research proposal through critical thinking skills in the field of health and medical sciences. (C5, PLO2)
    2. Utilize diverse digital technologies to evaluate and enhance the understanding of taught topics. (C3, PLO6)
    3. Demonstrate the ability to present and defend research clearly, confidently and effectively. (A4, PLO5)

    Dissertation

    FPH505.20 Dissertation

    This course aims to build students’ skills in planning, designing and conducting public health practice-based research. The main focus is for the students to identify, apply knowledge and acquire skills in implementing research.

    Course learning outcomes:

    1. Display ability to use appropriate methods, instruments and investigative approach in optimizing research project (P4, PLO3)
    2. Integrate analytical analysis and critical thinking skills in solving problems related to research (C6, PLO7)
    3. Demonstrate ethical conduct of research and professionalism in performing research independently (A3, PLO11)
    4. Display ability to lead and collaborate effectively to fulfill the research objectives (A5, PLO8)
    5. Demonstrate competent use of selected digital technology and software to analyse the data of research and present research findings (A3, PLO6)

  • ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

    Candidates are required to possess:

    Malaysian

    • A BSc (Pharmacy) with CGPA of 2.75/4.00 or above; or
    • A BSc (Pharmacy) with CGPA of 2.5 - 2.74/4.00, subject to additional requirements below and approval from the school postgraduate committee and the school board; 
      • Professional experience in related field- 3year; or
      • One (1) academic publications (journals, not proceeding(s)) in related field; or
      • Grade B for major/ elective courses; or
      • Grade B+ in final year project

    International

    • A BSc (Pharmacy) with CGPA of 3.00/4.00 or equivalent; or
    • A BSc (Pharmacy) with CGPA of 2.75 - 2.99/4.00, subject to additional requirements below and approval from the school postgraduate committee and the school board; 
      • Professional experience in related field- 3year; or
      • One (1) academic publications (journals, not proceeding(s)) in related field; or
      • Grade B for major/ elective courses; or
      • Grade B+ in final year project

    International candidates are required to undergo interview conducted by the school.

  • LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

    (Applicable for International Applicants Only)

    • A minimum score of 70 in Internet- Based TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language); or
    • A minimum score of Band 6.0 in IELTS (International English Language Testing System); or
    • A minimum score of 169 in Cambridge English: Advance (CAE); or
    • A minimum score of 169 in Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE); or
    • A minimum score of 169 in Linguaskill; or
    • A minimum score of 59 in Pearson Test of English (PTE); or
    • A minimum score of Band 4 in Malaysian University English Test (MUET); or
    • A minimum score of 109 in Certified Intensive English Programme Level (CIEP Level) ELS

    Exemption can be considered if:

    • English is the candidate's mother tongue or National Language; or
    • The candidate graduated from an Institution of Higher Learning in which the medium of instruction is English

  • DURATION

    • Full-time: Min 12 months / Max 24 months
    • Part-time: Min 24 months / Max 48 months

  • SEMESTER INTAKE

    September

  • FEES

    Malaysian (MYR) International (USD)*
    • Registration Fee : 330.00
    • Tuition Fee : 565.00 X 40 Units = 22,600.00
    • Convocation Fee : 200.00
    • Registration Fees : 225.00
    • Personal Bond : 1,000.00
    • Tuition Fees : 225.00 X 40 Units = 9,000.00
    • Convocation Fee : 50.00

    *NOT inclusive 6% Sales and Service Tax (SST) imposed by Government of Malaysia

    ** Fees are subject to change

Master in Cybersecurity by Coursework

Master in Cybersecurity - Coursework

  • OVERVIEW

    The programme aims to: 

    • To cultivate a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of core cybersecurity principles and practices among postgraduate students.
    • To nurture critical thinking and analytical skills for assessing complex cybersecurity threats and system vulnerabilities.
    • To ensure postgraduates gain practical, real-world experience in implementing cybersecurity solutions and managing operational security environments.
    • To develop expertise in cybersecurity policy, governance, and strategic planning aligned with global and national regulatory frameworks.
    • To bridge academic knowledge with industry applications, preparing students to address contemporary cybersecurity challenges across various sectors.
    • To promote a strong foundation for cybersecurity research and innovation, empowering students to contribute to scholarly advancements and pursue doctoral-level studies

    Course Structure

    The programme comprises 42 units of the following six core courses and three elective courses (from six offered elective courses).

    Semester I

    • Internet Governance (core - 4 units)
    • Advanced Internet Security (core - 4 units)
    • Cybersecurity Research Methodology (core - 4 units)
    • Cyber Security Audit and Assessment (elective – 4 units)
    • Cyber Operations (elective – 4 units)
    • Information Security and Cryptography (elective – 4 units)

    Semester II

    • Identity and Access Management (core - 4 units)
    • Ethical Hacking (core - 4 units)
    • Cyber Security Project (core - 10 units)
    • Security and Risk Management (elective – 4 units)
    • Cyber Threat Intelligence (elective – 4 units)
    • Forensic Analytics and Digital Investigations (elective – 4 units)

  • ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

    Applicants should possess the following:

    A. Bachelor's degree in related area

    • Computer Science
    • Statistics
    • Information Security/Cybersecurity
    • Physics
    • Information Technology
    • Electrical Engineering
    • Computer Engineering
    • Data Science/Analytics
    • Software Engineering
    • Network Engineering or Administration
    • Information Systems
    • Mathematics
    • Business Administration (with IT/IS concentration)
    • Criminal Justice (with Cybercrime/Digital Forensics concentration)
    • Public Policy/Administration (with Cybersecurity Policy focus)
    • International Relations/Political Science (with Cyber Warfare/Conflict focus)

    1. CGPA of at least 2.75 / 4.00; or

    2. CGPA between 2.50 - 2.74 with the following additional conditions: or

    a) Research experience for at least one year; or
    b) Work experience in related field for at least one year; or
    c) At least one (1) academic publication in the relevant field; or
    d) Grade B for major / elective courses; or
    e) Grade B+ for final year project

    3. CGPA between 2.00 - 2.49 (Bachelor's Degree with Honours) with the following additional conditions: or

    a) Research experience for at least five (5) years; or
    b) Work experience in related field for at least five (5) years; AND
    c) At least one (1) academic publication in the relevant field; or
    d) Grade B for major / elective courses; or
    e) Grade B+ for final year project

  • LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

    Applicable for International students

    • A minimum of Band 5 for IELTS; or
    • A minimum score of 40 for TOEFL (Internet-based); or
    • A minimum of Band 7.5 for TOEFL Essentials (Online); or
    • A minimum score of 154 for Cambridge English: Advance (CAE) / Proficiency (CPE) / Preliminary (PET) / First (FCE) / Linguaskill Online; or
    • A minimum score of 47 for Pearson Test of English (PTE); or
    • A minimum of Band 107 for CIEP Level (ELS); or
    • A minimum of Band 3.5 for Malaysian University English Test (MUET)

    Exemption can be considered if:

    • English is the candidate's mother tongue or National Language; or
    • The candidate graduated from an Institution of Higher Learning in which the medium of instruction is English

  • DURATION

    • Full-time: Min. 2 semesters / Max. 4 semesters
    • Part-time: Min. 4 semesters / Max. 8 semesters

  • SEMESTER INTAKE

    October

  • FEES

    Malaysian (MYR) International (USD) *
    • Registration Fee : 330.00
    • Tuition Fee : 600.00 X 42 Units = 25,200.00
    • Convocation Fee : 200.00
    • Registration Fee : 225.00
    • Personal Bond : 1,000.00
    • Tuition Fee : 225.00 X 42 Units = 9,450.00
    • Convocation Fee : 50.00

    *NOT inclusive 6% Sales and Service Tax (SST) imposed by Government of Malaysia

    ** Fees are subject to change

Master in Bioprocess Technology (Mixed Mode)

Master in Bioprocess Technology - School of Industrial Technology

  • OVERVIEW

    The Master in Bioprocess Technology is a mixed mode programme designed to develop your bioprocessing related scientific and analytical skills for a professional career in the government or private sectors. It is an interdisciplinary program that combines the natural and applied sciences within a technology-based multidisciplinary framework.

    Career Prospects 

    By obtaining this master's degree, you widen your career opportunities. In the research field, you can be a quality control technologist or academician. In business, you can be a consultant or product manager. This master's degree will also allow you to proceed to a Doctorate (PhD) in diverse fields such as in the Sciences, Engineering, and Technology.

    The Program Structure 

    Classes and laboratory sessions are held on weekdays, after office hours. Registration is open one time a year, every October. You can register in the first semester.

    To graduate, you would need to complete 40-unit courses, which cover core and elective; 36 and 4 units, respectively. You need to take all core courses (a total of 33 units), but you can choose one out of the two elective courses (a total of 4 units).

    A typical full-time program consists of one year (two semesters); each semester would be 18 weeks or four months long. 

    Semester 

    Code 

    Courses 

    Unit 

    1 

    EKC500 (C) 

    Research Methodology 

    3 
     

    IBG501 (C) 

    Advance Cellular Biotechnology 

    4 
     

    IBK502 (C) 

    Bioprocess Design and Optimization 

    3 
     

    IBA507 (C) 

    *Dissertation 

    10 

    2 

    IBG503 (C) 

    Integrated Bioprocessing 

    4 
     

    IBK504 (C) 

    Biosafety and Evaluation of Biohazards 

    2 
     

    IBA505 (E) 

    IBA506 (E) 

    Bioprocess Practice in Health and Medical Sectors  

    OR  

    Omics Technology 

    4 
     

    IBA507 (C) 

    *Dissertation 

    10 
       

    Total Units 

    40 

    Part-time program would consist of two years (4 semesters) 

    Year 1 

    Semester 

    Code 

    Courses 

    Unit 

    1 

    EKC500 (C) 

    Research Methodology 

    3 

    IBG501 (C) 

    Advance Cellular Biotechnology 

    4 

    IBK502 (C) 

    Bioprocess Design and Optimization 

    3 

    2 

    IBG503 (C) 

    Integrated Bioprocessing 

    4 

    IBK504 (C) 

    Biosafety and Evaluation of Biohazards 

    2 

    IBA505 (E) 

    IBA506 (E) 

    Bioprocess Practice in Health and Medical Sectors  

    OR  

    Omics Technology 

    4 

    Total Units 

    20 

    Year 2 

    Semester 

    Code 

    Courses 

    Unit 

    1 

    IBA507 (C) 

    Dissertation 

    10 

    2 

    IBA507 (C) 

    Dissertation 

    10 

    Total Units 

    20 

    • Remarks: Core (C), Elective (E).
    • *For the course IBA507 Dissertation (20 units), it is a course that spans two semesters. 
    • Expertise available in the following School: School of Industrial Technology or email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

  • ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

    .
    Applicants should possess the following:

    A. Bachelor's degree in related area (Science or Technology) (Bioprocess, Biology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Bioscience, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Bioprocess Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Genetic, etc.)

    1. CGPA of at least 2.75 / 4.00; or
    2. CGPA between 2.50 - 2.74 with the following additional conditions: or

    • Research experience for at least one year; or
    • Work experience in related field for at least one year; or
    • At least one (1) academic publication in the relevant field; or
    • Grade B for major / elective courses; or
    • Grade B+ for final year project

    3. CGPA between 2.00 - 2.49 (Bachelor's Degree with Honours) with the following additional conditions: or

    • Research experience for at least five (5) years; or
    • Work experience in related field for at least five (5) years;AND
    • At least one (1) academic publication in the relevant field; or
    • Grade B for major / elective courses; or
    • Grade B+ for final year project

  • LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

    (Applicable for International Applicants Only)

    The minimum score for each programme can be vary from the below list, candidates are required to check for each programme requirements.

    • A minimum of Band 5 for IELTS; or
    • A minimum score of 40 for TOEFL (Internet-based); or
    • A minimum of Band 7.5 for TOEFL Essentials (Online); or
    • A minimum score of 154 for Cambridge English: Advance (CAE)/Proficiency (CPE) /Preliminary (PET) /First (FCE)/ Linguaskill Online min. score 154; or
    • A minimum score of 47 for Pearson Test of English (PTE); or
    • A minimum of Band 107 for CIEP Level (ELS); or
    • A minimum of Band 3.5 for Malaysian University English Test (MUET)

    Exemption is given to candidate if:

    • English is the candidate’s mother tongue or National Language; or
    • Candidate graduated from an Institution of Higher Learning in which the medium of instruction at Bachelor and/or Master degree level is English (statement of proof required)

  • DURATION

    • Full Time: Min 2 semesters / Max 4 semesters
    • Part Time: Min 4 semesters / Max 8 semesters

  • SEMESTER INTAKE

    • October

  • FEES

    Malaysian (MYR) International (USD) *
    • Registration Fee : 330.00
    • Tuition Fee : 495.00 X 40 Units = 19,800.00
    • Convocation Fee : 200.00
    • Registration Fees : 225.00
    • Personal Bond : 1000.00
    • Tuition Fees : 185.00 X 40 Units = 7,400.00
    • Convocation Fee : 50.00

     *NOT inclusive 6% Sales and Service Tax (SST) imposed by Government of Malaysia
    ** Fees are subject to change

     

Master of Science in Geomatic for Disaster Risk Reduction (MSc GeoDRR) by Coursework

Master of Science in Geomatic for Disaster Risk Reduction (MSc Geodrr) - School of Humanities

  • OVERVIEW

    MSc GeoDRR aims to produce graduates who are knowledgeable, competitive, principled and skilled in the theory and practice of Geomatics/Geospatial in dealing with an organization’s disaster risk reduction needs.

    Program Education Objectives for MSc GeoDRR are:

    • Competent graduates in theory, interpretation, methods and techniques related to the applications of GIS & remote sensing in disaster risk management.
    • Graduates who are able to conduct research using the latest GIS and remote sensing technology in disaster risk management.
    • Graduates who have good communication skills and demonstrate leadership qualities in disaster risk management.
    • Graduates who are responsible, entrepreneurial and practice lifelong learning in disaster risk management.
    • Ethical and professional graduates in disaster risk management.

    Programme Learning Outcomes

    Students who enrol on this Master's Degree program will have in-depth knowledge of subjects related to disaster risk reduction. Students should be able to achieve the following learning outcomes at the end of the program. This program is offered to prepare graduates who are able to use scientific knowledge and analytical skills to make decisions in solving problems related to the field of disaster risk reduction. Graduates of this program will be able to assume management responsibilities in carrying out technical assignments.

    Program Learning Outcomes for MSc GeoDRR are:

    • Apply science and technology knowledge in the field of disaster risk reduction.
    • Formulate and provide creative, innovative and effective solutions to problems in the field of disaster risk reduction.
    • Communicate effectively in writing and verbally between graduates and the community.
    • Demonstrate collaboration skills with stakeholders in social and community issues related to disasters ethically and professionally.
    • Practising self-advancement through continuous academic and professional development.
    • Demonstrate leadership skills, autonomy and responsibility in disaster risk management projects.
    • Integrating digital tools and software for disaster problem-solving.
    • Demonstrate skills in analyzing and interpreting numerical and graphic data in solving problems related to disaster risk reduction.

  • ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

    A. Bachelor's degree 

    1. CGPA of at least 3.00 / 4.00; or 
    2. CGPA between 2.50 - 2.99 with the following additional conditions: or 

    a) Research experience for at least one year; or 

    b) Work experience in related field for at least one year; or 

    c) At least one (1) academic publication in the relevant field; or 

    d) Grade B for major/elective courses; or 

    e) Grade B+ for final year project 

    1. CGPA between 2.00 - 2.49 (Bachelor's Degree with Honours) with the following additional conditions: or 

    a) Research experience for at least five (5) years; or 

    b) Work experience in related field for at least five (5) years; AND 

    c) At least one (1) academic publication in the relevant field; or 

    d) Grade B for major/elective courses; or 

    e) Grade B+ for final year project

    B. APEL A (Level 7)

  • LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

    (Applicable for International Applicants Only)

    The minimum score for each programme can be vary from the below list, candidates are required to check for each programme requirements.

    • A minimum of Band 6 for IELTS; or
    • A minimum score of 60 for TOEFL (Internet-based); or
    • A minimum of Band 8.5 for TOEFL Essentials (Online); or
    • A minimum score of 169 for Cambridge English: Advance (CAE)/Proficiency (CPE) /Preliminary (PET) /First (FCE)/ Linguaskill Online min. score 169/ Occupational English Test (OET) min. score 250; or
    • A minimum score of 59 for Pearson Test of English (PTE); or
    • A minimum of Band 109 for CIEP Level (ELS); or
    • A minimum of Band 4 for Malaysian University English Test (MUET)

    Exemption is given to candidate if:

    • English is the candidate’s mother tongue or National Language; or
    • Candidate graduated from an Institution of Higher Learning in which the medium of instruction at Bachelor and/or Master degree level is English (statement of proof required)

    IMPORTANT: Candidates are required to provide any of the above English result upon application. Incomplete application will be rejected.

  • DURATION

     

    Study Mode 

    Duration of Study

    Minimum

    Maximum 

    Full-time 

    1.5 years

    (3 semesters) 

    3 years

    (6 semesters) 

    Part-time 

    2 years 

    (4 semesters) 

    4 years

    (8 semesters) 

  • SEMESTER INTAKE

    October

  • FEES

    Malaysian (MYR) International (USD)*
    • Registration Fee : 310.00
    • Tuition Fee : 500.00 X 54 Units = 27,000.00
    • Convocation Fee : 200.00
    • Registration Fees : 222.50
    • Personal Bond : 1,000.00
    • Tuition Fees : 175.00 X 54 Units = 9,450.00
    • Convocation Fee : 50.00

    *NOT inclusive 6% Sales and Service Tax (SST) imposed by Government of Malaysia

    ** Fees are subject to change

     

     

Master of Science in Building Technology by Coursework

Master of Science in Building Technology - School of Housing, Building and Planning

  • OVERVIEW

    The curriculum has been designed to equip students with theoretical and practical knowledge in the areas of:

    • Building Services Maintenance
    • Construction Technology and Infrastructures

    Courses

    • Building Science and Environment
    • Structural System and Design
    • Construction and Materials Technology
    • Building Services Technology
    • Energy and Building Maintenance
    • Construction Geotechnology
    • Construction Technology and Infrastructure
    • Intelligent Building

    Research Project

    This component aims at exposing candidates to the theory and techniques of developing and conducting research in relevant fields such as construction technology, construction geotechnic, building materials, building infrastructures, building energy studies, building diagnostics, building automation systems, indoor and outdoor environments, building security technology, fire safety, as well as other areas related to building science/engineering/services.

  • ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

    Applicants should possess the following:

    A. Bachelor's degree in related area

    1. CGPA of at least 2.75 / 4.00; or

    2. CGPA between 2.50 - 2.74 with the following additional conditions: or

    a) Research experience for at least one year; or
    b) Work experience in related field for at least one year; or
    c) At least one (1) academic publication in the relevant field; or
    d) Grade B for major / elective courses; or
    e) Grade B+ for final year project

    3. CGPA between 2.00 - 2.49 (Bachelor's Degree with Honours) with the following additional conditions: or

    a) Research experience for at least five (5) years; or
    b) Work experience in related field for at least five (5) years; AND
    c) At least one (1) academic publication in the relevant field; or
    d) Grade B for major / elective courses; or
    e) Grade B+ for final year project

  • LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

    (Applicable for International Applicants Only)

    The minimum score for each programme can be vary from the below list, candidates are required to check for each programme requirements.

    • A minimum of Band 5 for IELTS; or
    • A minimum score of 40 for TOEFL (Internet-based); or
    • A minimum of Band 7.5 for TOEFL Essentials (Online); or
    • A minimum score of 154 for Cambridge English: Advance (CAE)/Proficiency (CPE) /Preliminary (PET) /First (FCE)/ Linguaskill Online min. score 154; or
    • A minimum score of 47 for Pearson Test of English (PTE); or
    • A minimum of Band 107 for CIEP Level (ELS); or
    • A minimum of Band 3.5 for Malaysian University English Test (MUET)

    Exemption is given to candidate if:

    • English is the candidate’s mother tongue or National Language; or
    • Candidate graduated from an Institution of Higher Learning in which the medium of instruction at Bachelor and/or Master degree level is English (statement of proof required)

  • DURATION

    Full-time: Min 2 semesters / Max 4 semesters

    Part-time: Min 4 semesters / Max 8 semesters

  • SEMESTER INTAKE

    April & October

  • FEES

    Malaysian (MYR) International (USD)*
    • Registration Fee : 330.00
    • Tuition Fee : 450.00 X 44 Units = 18,000.00
    • Convocation Fee : 200.00
    • Registration Fees : 225.00
    • Personal Bond : 1000.00
    • Tuition Fees : 195.00 X 44 Units = 7,800.00
    • Convocation Fee : 50.00

    *NOT inclusive 6% Sales and Service Tax (SST) imposed by Government of Malaysia

    ** Fees are subject to change

     

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