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Study at the Best Private Universities in Malaysia for Top Accounting Degree Programmes with ACCA Exemptions
EduSpiral emphasised the importance of having good English for our future career. I am glad to join a globalised university which has helped me to improve my communication skills. Vincent Yeoh, Accounting & Finance at Asia Pacific University
To be a registered chartered accountant in Malaysia, you must be a member of the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA), which is the regulatory body for accountants in Malaysia. Members of ACCA, CIMA, CPA Australia, ICAA, ICAEW and MICPA are eligible for MIA membership.
Students who are weak in English should go for an accounting degree at a top private university in Malaysia where the degree is exempted from the 9 papers of the ACCA. Upon graduation, you find a job and then take the final 5 papers of the ACCA to become a chartered accountant.
Upon completion of the accounting degree programmes, graduates will have 9 paper exemptions from the total of 15 ACCA papers. I would recommend students who are weak in the English language to go for the accounting degree course first and then only pursue the ACCA. The ACCA is exam-based and marked in the UK.
The Best Accounting Courses at Top Private Universities in Malaysia
My mum contacted EduSpiral to help advise me on which course & university to choose as I was quite confused. He took us to visit the universities & helped guide me to make the right choice. Bryan Yap, Foundation in Business at Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
In the Guardian Ranking 2017, Heriot-Watt University is ranked 3rd for Accounting & Finance and 18th overall in the UK. Heriot-Watt University’s Ranking in the Complete University Guide 2017 (UK) for Accounting & Finance is 24th. In the 2017 QS World Universities Rankings, Heriot-Watt University is ranked 327th in the world, 41st in UK and 7th in Scotland for the QS World’s Top Universities. This places the university in the top 4%, based on approximation of at least 10,000 universities in the world. Students after SPM or O-Levels will enter the Foundation in Business and Design at Top Ranked Heriot-Watt University Malaysia before continuing on to the Accounting & Business Finance MA (Hons). Students in Malaysia have the opportunity to graduate with a top ranked UK degree in Accounting & Finance.
Curtin University is ranked in the top two per cent of universities worldwide in the Academic Ranking of World Universities 2016. It is ranked 27th in the world for universities under the age of 50 in the QS World University Rankings 2016 and has received a five star overall excellence rating in the QS Stars University Ratings 2015. In addition, Curtin also climbed 33 places this year to a rank of 302nd in the world and remains 9th in Australia in the latest University Ranking by Academic Performance (URAP), and is positioned at 312th in the world and 16th in Australia in the CWTS Leiden Ranking. Curtin University Sarawak is rated Tier 5 or Excellent in the SETARA 2013 ranking of universities in Malaysia by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA). Students after SPM or O-Levels will go for the Foundation Studies (Commerce and Arts) at Curtin University Sarawak before continuing on to obtain top Australian accounting degree courses:
After I finished my SPM, I felt confused about my further study. Eduspiral, was so patient to answer all my questions and took us around for a campus tour. Hui Ying, Diploma in Accounting at Asia Pacific University
experience by Student Barometer Wave 2014, ‘Studying with people from other cultures’ and also ranked Tier 5 ranking or Excellent in the SETARA 2013 and 2011 by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) An impressive 95% of APU’s graduates obtain jobs before graduation. Students with at least 5 credits in SPM or O-Levels may go for the Foundation – Business at Asia Pacific University (APU). Alternatively, with at least 3 credits in SPM or O-Levels, students can enter the Diploma in Accounting for 2 years before entering Year 2 of the Accounting degree. Students can choose from the following UK Dual Award (Staffordshire University) accounting programmes:
Our mum asked us to talk to EduSpiral as we did not know what to study. EduSpiral had helped our older sister before. He met us at Taylor’s, talked to us and then gave us a tour. Gan twins, Foundation in Arts at Taylor’s University
students with at least 5 credits in SPM or O-Levels to choose from. Upon completion of the Foundation programme students will continue on to the Bachelor of Arts (Hons) Accounting & Finance Dual Degree awarded by Taylor’s University and the University of the West of England (UWE). Over 70% of Taylors University’s graduates are employed within 2 months. In addition, the university has strong partnerships with 3,000+ career partners in Malaysia and globally. Taylor’s University was voted the Most Popular Private College and / or University in Malaysia for two consecutive years (2008 and 2009), and is rated ‘Tier 5: Excellent‘ by the Ministry of Higher Education (MQA SETARA 2013). Taylor’s University is also ranked as one of the Top 250 universities in Asia by QS University Rankings: Asia 2015.
UCSI University is ranked in the Top 300 Universities in Asia in 2015 by the renown QS University
“I met EduSpiral at the education organised by them at Kinta Riverfront in December. I was still confused and had some questions. EduSpiral met up with me and my mum at Old Town to explain more about the course. The counselor helped me choose well.” Gary Ng taking the Diploma in Accounting at KDU University College
Rankings. UCSI University is ranked as Excellent or Tier 5 in the SETARA 2013 rating system by MQA. After completing the Foundation in Arts at UCSI University, students will progress on to the BA (Hons) Accounting or BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance. Completing two months’ work experience for every study year, UCSI University has the longest internship programme amongst all the universities in Malaysia. Currently, UCSI University has more than 1,000 employer organisations registered as their Co-Op employers and continues to increase each year.
Students after SPM or O-Levels can enter into KDU University College Utropolis Glenmarie Foundation in Arts & Technology for 1 year before continuing on to the degree. The other pathway is to take the Diploma in Accounting for 2 years and then enter into Year 2 of the Bachelor of Accounting (Hons) Degree programme for another 2 years. The Bachelor of Accounting (Hons) programme at KDU University College Utropolis Glenmarie is a collaboration with global professional accounting body, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). The 3-year programme is the quickest for students in Malaysia for a seamless journey towards earning an internationally recognised professional qualification. With 129 credits accredited by ACCA, students are able to complete the ACCA Fundamentals (nine papers) within the first two years of their studies. Students’ final year will be spent covering the syllabus of five professional ACCA papers and attending special revision classes to prepare for two essential ACCA Professional level exams. KDU University College is an ACCA Platinum Approved Learning Partner (ALP), which is the highest and most prestigious level of approval for universities and colleges globally.
In the MyQuest 2014/2015, KDU Penang University College was rated 6-Stars which is the highest ranking
EduSpiral counselled me online and met me at KDU Penang University College to take me around the campus. It helped me a lot in making the right decision. Archie Wong, business degree programme at KDU Penang University College
for a college in Malaysia. This would make KDU College the best college in Penang. KDU Penang was also rated an all-round 5-star College status by Ministry of Education (MOE) MyQuest Audit for2011/2012 and 2012/2013. KDU Penang University College’sBachelor of Accountancy (Hons) degree is a UK dual award programme. KDU Penang accounting graduates will receive two awards – one from KDU Penang University College and the other from the University of Lincoln. In the 2017 League Table Ranking for Accounting & Finance by the UK Complete University Guide, University of Lincoln is ranked at 42. Students after SPM or O-Levels in the northern region of Malaysia will enter the 2-year diploma in accounting at KDU Penang University College. Upon completion of the diploma, graduates can continue on into Year 2 of the degree.
My sister found EduSpiral online. I wanted a college that wasn’t expensive with great facilities and a UK degree. EduSpiral just helped us to find the right college. Yen Yong, Business at First City University College
HELP University is Ranked as Very Good or Tier 4 in the SETARA 2013 & SETARA 2011 by MQA. The top university rank achieved by HELP University affirms their commitment and position as one of the best universities in Malaysia. Students after SPM & O-Levels can enter the Foundation in Arts Programme at HELP University before proceeding to the Bachelor of Business (Hons) Accountingprogramme at HELP University with the relevant results. HELP University’s accounting program is the first from a university in Malaysia to be accredited by CPA, Australia. Furthermore, the accounting program is granted maximum exemptions by professional bodies such as ACCA, ICAEW and MAICSA. HELP University’s business students can transfer credits to many top universities in Australia, UK and New Zealand, including the University of Queensland, University of Melbourne, Australian National University, University of New South Wales, Leeds University and many others. In addition, HELP University’s business program is one of the very few business programs in the world where students are able to transfer their credits into the final year of the University of Queensland Business/Commerce program.
Top Criteria to Consider When Choosing the Best Private College in Malaysia to Study the Accounting Degree Course
After I finished my SPM, I felt confused about my further study. Eduspiral, was so patient to answer all my questions and took us around for a campus tour. Hui Ying, Diploma in Accounting at Asia Pacific University
After SPM or O-Levels, there are many different pathways for you to choose from and sometimes it can be confusing. Choosing the right university or college for the Accounting Degree Course after high school is one of the most important decisions you can make in your life. This can be a confusing and difficult time if you are unprepared.
Recognition & Reputation of the Accounting Degree Courses in Malaysia
1st Runner Up in the 2014 Chartered Institute of Management Accounting (CIMA) GLOBAL Business Challenge Malaysia – Ali Atiq, Nikita Arabel Pironti, Kasimova Shafia and Veeresh Roy Joggesser, who are all third year BA (Hons) in Accounting and Finance students from Asia Pacific University (APU)
Is the Accounting Degree Course course popular at that university or college?
Is the Accounting Degree Course recognised and approved by the Ministry of Education Malaysia?
Is the Accounting Degree Course accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Audit (MQA)?
Awards won by the university, staff or students for the particular course of interest. The number of awards won would be a guide on how good the university is for the course.
Type of programme (local diploma or dual award diploma or diploma awarded by foreign university partner?)
Academic Quality of the Accounting Degree Course Course at the University in Malaysia
I was confused about what to study and talking to EduSpiral helped me a lot. Coming from Sarawak made it difficult for me to know which university was best in Malaysia & EduSpiral provided good insights. Eric Lu, Business at KDU University College
Subjects offered in the Accounting Degree Course (Are they relevant, up-to-date, and help you to achieve your career goals)
Entry requirements for the Accounting Degree Course Course at the university or college in Malaysia
What is the Class size for the culinary arts course? (Small class size for personal attention)
Faculty contact/classes taught by full-time qualified & experienced faculty
Quality of lecturers. What are their qualifications? How many years of experience in teaching?
Ask your friends who have studied there or currently studying there for their opinion on the teaching quality, environment and facilities.
Does the university or college have a strong internship or Co-Op programme?
Do they have enough students to start a class?
How many students do they have studying that course at that college?
What is the duration of the course? When are the intake dates?
Facilities at the University for the Course of Interest in Malaysia
After STPM, I wanted to join a top ranked university for business. I found EduSpiral on Facebook and he provided a lot of information to help me make the best choice. Shaun Chin, University of London Business programme at HELP Academy
Location of the university or college. Is it in the city, suburbs or country side? You should also consider the ambience of your surroundings when choosing a university. If you can’t live without nightlife, think city! If you’re into the great outdoors, you might want to go rural. Some students prefer a city life while other students prefer a quieter university environment away from the city. On the other hand, if you’re used to shopping malls and cinemas and choose a university in a rural area, you might get bored.
Size of the university.
Transportation. Is the university accessible to you? What are the public transportation available? If you drive, is there ample parking?
Campus resources (labs, library or resource centre, wifi, computer access, sports facilities, etc.)
Cost for your Accounting Degree Course Studies in Malaysia
Lim Khang Lun, 1st Year Business Administration student at UCSI University, giving us an inside story of his university experience.
How much money do I have to pay for the course and cost of living? Ask your parents. Note that you will need to have enough to pay the tuition fees as well as your cost of living. (Costs for university studies in Malaysia would include tuition, hostel, food, transportation, entertainment, etc.)
What are the Financial assistance available at the university? (Scholarships, PTPN Loan, EPF withdrawal, etc)
Is the PTPTN loan available for the course at the university?
How much are the tuition fees? Does it include the exam and other fees?
How much is on-campus accommodation?
How much is off-campus accommodation? (Off-campus apartments, houses, condominiums) Note that it might be cheaper to find off campus accommodation on your own with friends. Is the accommodations near eateries, banks, entertainment, public transportation, safe & secure, etc.?
Student Environment and Activities at the University & College
My friend introduced me to EduSpiral because for a long time after SPM I still did not know what and where to study. EduSpiral took time to explain the courses to me and even took me around the university for a tour. Yammie Chau, Diploma in Business at UCSI University
What is the student culture at the university? (English-speaking environment, ambitious, serious about studies, lifestyle or party university, etc) The language spoken mostly at the college by the students may also matter if you don’t know Mandarin or BM or English. If most of the students speak Mandarin at that university then it will not help you to improve your English. Having a good command of the English language helps you to get good jobs and promotions.
Size of the university or college in Malaysia. Some students prefer a large campus with sports facilities and other resources while other students like small colleges with family-like environment. A small college may offer individualised attention, as well as a more intimate and personalised experience. for your studies You might even want to think about how far you want to walk to get from one class to another in a large university campus. Even those little details may affect your decision.
Make up of the student body (diversity, international students, gender, etc.) Universities with a good proportion of international students will help you to improve your English language skills since you would need to communicate with them in English. In addition, you will learn about their culture, behaviour and discover new ideas. These skills will be useful to you when you work overseas or in a multi-national company.
What are the Extra-curricular activities available? (Student organisations, clubs, sports, etc.)
Is the university or college campus a safe area? Safety within the campus and outside.
Public vs. Private (STPM is tougher and choice of course & university is determined by the government)
How to Choose the Best Private University to Study the Accounting Degree Course in Malaysia
Lonnie Sik, Founder & Managing Director of EduSpiral Consultant Services has more than 20 years experience in the private education industry and counseling students on choosing the right course
A knowledgeable counselor or education consultant in Malaysia would be able to provide detailed information about the college or university and its courses, facts & evidence to support the job prospects for the course and in-depth information about which university would be suit you. While an experienced counselor or education consultant would be able to analyse your results, understand your personality & skills to figure out which course and career suits you.
Choosing a university to study in Malaysia is one of the most important decisions you will make in your life. Your decision will be influenced by many criteria such as the reputation & ranking of the university, accreditation of its courses, the suitability of the course against your academic results and career goals, tuition fees, quality of lecturers, facilities, friends & family, and more.
EduSpiral advised me to go for the best college for A-Levels in order to fulfil my dream of entering an Ivy League university in the USA. He met us at Taylor’s College Subang to talk to us and tour the college. Gi Hang, A-Levels at Taylor’s College
Top private universities & colleges in Malaysia are also accredited by MQA and approved by the Malaysian Ministry of Education. The best private university or college in Malaysia will focus on academic quality, overall student character development, have award winners for culinary arts, years of experience offering the particular course, highly experienced lecturers, a good study environment, internships, extra-curricular activities and good facilities. The SETARA ranking is a guide for students to assess the quality of a private university in Malaysia.
Ask yourself what’s important to you, where you want to be and who you want to become. Then you can figure out what types of colleges will allow you to achieve your goals. Which of these aspects are things you feel you must have to be comfortable at a private university in Malaysia. Which things are you flexible on?
Exemptions from the ACCA for Degree in Accounting Graduates in Malaysia
“I went for EduSpiral’s Change Your Life Education Fair at Kinta Riverfront in Ipoh after my SPM exams. Even after the fair I still had questions and he met me and my mother at Old Town to explain further. We decided to register at KDU because through much discussion with EduSpiral we found that it is the best university that fit my needs.” Gary Ng (Right), Accounting at KDU University College with Jun Sern, Mass Comm
Generally, an Accounting degree from a university can gain exemptions until the final 5 papers of the ACCA. A maximum of nine papers at the Fundamentals level of the ACCA Qualification can be awarded.
To preserve the integrity and rigour of the ACCA Qualification and to ensure that all students share a common experience, ACCA does not award any exemptions at the Professional level.
ACCA PROFESSIONAL LEVEL (Final 5 papers) Essentials Module
P1 Governance, Risk and Ethics
P2 Corporate Reporting
P3 Business Analysis
To be a registered chartered accountant in Malaysia, you must be a member of the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA), which is the regulatory body for accountants in Malaysia. Members of ACCA, CIMA, CPA Australia, ICAA, ICAEW and MICPA are eligible for MIA membership.
Becoming a Chartered Accountant in Malaysia through ACCA Membership
EduSpiral emphasised the importance of having good English for our future career. I am glad to join a globalised university which has helped me to improve my communication skills. Vincent Yeoh, Accounting & Finance at Asia Pacific University
ACCA affiliates, with a minimum of 3 years of relevant supervised practical experience (which may be pre-, during or post-examination / studies), are required to submit their Practical Experience Requirement (PER) to ACCA to demonstrate sufficient competency to merit membership. The standard of competence required consists of a range of technical, management and personal skills which are essential for all aspiring members.
Upon approval, ACCA graduates may add the prestigious designatory initials ACCA to their names. They may also apply for membership to the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA) and use the designatory initials ‘Chartered Accountant (Malaysia)’.
Becoming a Professional Accountant in Malaysia
Presently, Malaysia has about 7.5 million Accountants. The country requires another 60,000 Accountants to fulfill Vision 2020.
Ling posing with Acting Dean of School of Business Associate Professor Curtin University Sarawak Pauline Ho Poh Ling at the MICPA award ceremony.
All Accountants have to abide by a strict code of ethics and maintain high professional standards. All practising accountants must register with the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA).
The Accountant Act, 1967 recognises an Accountant as one who is a member of MIA. MIA members can either be registered as Registered Accountants, RA(M) or Public Accountants, PA(M).
After SPM, with 5 credits, students can go into the Foundation in Business for a year and then continue into the degree for 3 years. The other way is to go for the Diploma in Business or Accounting for 2 years and then enter into the Degree in Year 2 to finish that in another 2 years. You will need at least 3 credits in your SPM to join the diploma.
After your degree, you can find a job and then take the final papers of the ACCA part time.
Professional Recognition for Accountants in Malaysia
My friend introduced me to EduSpiral. He helped me to make the right choice. Wai Hou, Diploma in Accounting at Asia Pacific University
Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), UK Upon completion of the BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance degree, students are eligible for exemption from a maximum of 9 papers.
Certified Practising Accountant (CPA), Australia Upon completion of the BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance degree, students are exempted from the Foundation Level and they can proceed with the Professional pathway (6 subjects).
Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA) Upon completion of the BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance with 3 years relevant working experience plus completion of Professional qualification (ACCA or CPA), students are eligible to apply for membership of the MIA.
Best Education Pathway to Become a Chartered Accountant in Malaysia
EduSpiral met up with me many times to explain the course to me, took me to visit the campus, & even arranged the Head of Department to clear my doubts. Fung (Right), Accounting at Asia Pacific University
“Suitable candidates are hard to find. MIA can talk to the minister responsible for this, in terms of how we want to bring the accounting profession to the next level,” he said.
Johan highlighted that more importance should be placed on improving the level of competency in the English language.
“Accounting is about communicating financial statements and what you have done to the public at large.
“If you aren’t able to communicate well and if your supply of graduates doesn’t have a strong command of the language, then you would not be as strong as what you ought to be,” he said. He added that while Bahasa Malaysia unified the country, English was still the language of commerce.
Good Command of English for Accountants in Malaysia
From the list below, you can see that the companies that accounting graduates would work at are Multi-National Companies (MNCs) and Government Linked Companies (GNC) therefore requiring a good command of the English language to communicate to the clients, customers, management and overseas partners.
Where can Accounting and Finance graduates work in Malaysia?
Public Bank
Insurance – Prudential Assurance Malaysia, Sun Life Assurance, Hong Leong Assurance, Prudential BSN Takaful, Zurich Insurance Malaysia, AIA, Etiqa, ING, MCIS Zurich, AXA AFFIN Life, Manulife, Tokio Marine Life, Uni.Asia Life Assurance, Great Eastern, AM Life, AIG, Berjaya Sompo, MSIG, Kurnia, Lonpac, Danajamin, Pacific Insurance, Pacific & Orient Assurance, RHB Insurance, Tune Insurance, UniAsia General, Overseas Assurance Corporation, Progressive, QBE, MAA, etc
Financial & Investment Institutions – Bank Negara, Bursa Malaysia, Securities Commission Malaysia, AFFIN Investment, ECM Libra, HwangDBS, Hong Leong Investment, Kenanga Investment Bank, KAF Investment Bank, CIMB Investment
Bank, AMInvestment Bank, Alliance Investment Bank, OSK Investment, MIDF Amanah Investment, Public Investment Bank, RHB Investment Bank, CIMB Investment, etc
Alliance, Deutsche Bank, J.P. Morgan Chase Bank Berhad, Mizuho Bank (Malaysia), OCBC, Standard Chartered, UOB, The Royal Bank of Scotland, The Bank of Nova Scotia, etc.
Islamic Banks -Al Rajhi Banking & Investment Corporation, Alkhair International Islamic Bank, Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft, Affin Islamic Bank, Al Rajhi Banking & Investment Corporation, Alliance Islamic Bank, AmIslamic Bank, Bank Islam Malaysia, Bank Muamalat Malaysia, CIMB Islamic Bank, HSBC
Amanah Malaysia, Hong Leong Islamic Bank, Kuwait Finance House, Maybank Islamic, OCBC Al-Amin Bank, Public Islamic Bank, RHB Islamic Bank, Standard Chartered Saadiq, etc
Accounting & Auditing firms – Ernst & Young, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Deloitte,
PwC-Pricewaterhouse
KPMG, Baker Tilly Monteiro Heng, Moore Stephens AC, Steven Chin & Co, BDO, Grant Thornton, RSM, Mazars, Crowe Horwarth International, DFK International, Halim & Lee, Begbies Traynor, etc
Companies – Every company large or small needs at least one accountant therefore the jobs are plenty. Graduates can work in industries like property, FMCG, retail, fashion, construction, trading, hotel, travel, restaurants, Food & Beverage, SMEs, entertainment, automotive, education, and more.
Suggested accounting pathway for students in Malaysia with weak English
EduSpiral emphasised the importance of having good English for our future career. I am glad to join a globalised university which has helped me to improve my communication skills. Vincent Yeoh, Accounting & Finance at Asia Pacific University
However, as we all know, the standard of English in Malaysia has dropped a lot. Some students thinking of going for accounting go into CAT and then the ACCA not realising that both are external papers and marked by the UK examiners.
Therefore, although these students may be capable in their knowledge but their weakness in the English language to write properly during the exams will lead them to fail these papers. Furthermore, the final 5 papers of the ACCA are not easy and if you attempt these papers while you are too young, can be challenging.
I would suggest that students go into an accounting degree programme first where the degree is exempted from the 9 papers of the ACCA. Upon graduation, you find a job and then take the final 5 papers of the ACCA to become a professional accountant.
In choosing the university or college for the degree, you should go for a university where the students speak English mostly.
Who should study accounting in Malaysia?
“I attended EduSpiral’s Education Fair at KInta Riverfront after my SPM exam in December and obtained great information there. Although Asia Pacific University is famous for IT but I found out that they have a solid accounting programme and I can get a UK degree. I got a scholarship as well from APU.” Julian Hum, far right from SMK St. Michael Institution.
Students who like maths or accounting subjects. A strong interest in money and finances. Generally, the person is very organised, neat, and likes things to be in order. They are introverts, shy, quiet, and able to focus and concentrate to get work done well.
They are perfectionists and makes sure that anything done, is fully completed on time.
It is also normal for science stream students to go into accounting courses but you should be good in modern maths or add maths. It can be difficult at first because you are learning a lot of ideas, rules, and procedures that are specific to accounting and that are new to you.
Studying accounting is not like reading a novel or even like studying history, psychology, or economics. This is a technical subject, it is logical, and it requires reasoning.
Accounting students should try to be able to say, “I understand why they do that.” If you can understand “WHY” in accounting, there is very
little to memorize.
Even though you understand “why they do that” in
accounting, you must be able to do it yourself. Accounting is a practical “do-it-yourself” course.
Career Opportunities for Accountants in Malaysia
Chartered Certified Accountants
Chartered Management Accountant
Chartered Public Finance Accountant
Corporate Treasurer
Internal Auditor
Tax Advisor
Tax Inspector
Credit Manager
Financial Analyst
Financial Controller
Investment Fund Manager
Risk Management Manager
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These universities and colleges are chosen by EduSpiral because they represent the best in their fields in Malaysia and affordable. EduSpiral provides in-depth information and counseling on their courses so that students are able to make the right choice.
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How to Choose the Best Private College for Diploma in Culinary Arts in Malaysia
Lonnie Sik, Founder & Managing Director of EduSpiral Consultant Services has more than 20 years experience in the private education industry and counseling students on choosing the right course
A knowledgeable counselor or education consultant in Malaysia would be able to provide detailed information about the college or university and its courses, facts & evidence to support the job prospects for the course and in-depth information about which university would be suit you. While an experienced counselor or education consultant would be able to analyse your results, understand your personality & skills to figure out which course and career suits you.
Choosing a university to study in Malaysia is one of the most important decisions you will make in your life. Your decision will be influenced by many criteria such as the reputation & ranking of the university, accreditation of its courses, the suitability of the course against your academic results and career goals, tuition fees, quality of lecturers, facilities, friends & family, and more.
I contacted EduSpiral to find an affordable college for culinary arts. He arranged to take me and my mother to tour the college that had excellent facilities and where I could learn without paying too much. Fu Wei, Diploma in Culinary Arts at YTL International College of Hotel Management
Ministry of Education. The best private university or college in Malaysia will focus on academic quality, overall student character development, have award winners for culinary arts, years of experience offering the particular course, highly experienced lecturers, a good study environment, internships, extra-curricular activities and good facilities. The SETARA ranking is a guide for students to assess the quality of a private university in Malaysia.
Ask yourself what’s important to you, where you want to be and who you want to become. Then you can figure out what types of colleges will allow you to achieve your goals. Which of these aspects are things you feel you must have to be comfortable at a private university in Malaysia. Which things are you flexible on?
In addition, think about what you want to accomplish in your college life. Do you want to train for a specific job or get a wide-ranging education? If you have a specific area of specialisation in mind such as pastry, Asian Cuisine, French Cuisine, Italian Cuisine, Molecular Gastronomy, is the private college or university that you’re considering strong or famous in that area of study?
Top Criteria to Consider When Choosing the Best Private College in Malaysia to Study the Diploma in Culinary Arts
I enjoyed my time at IMI Switzerland gaining lots of knowledge and experience. EduSpiral had provided me with the necessary information on the course. Weng Kang, Culinary Arts at IMI Switzerland
Recognition & Reputation of the Culinary Arts Courses in Malaysia
My friends and parents were against me choosing hospitality as a career. EduSpiral advised me to go for my dream and provided statistics to show that the hospitality industry is a great place to work. Nicholas Chong, Hospitality at Berjaya University College of Hospitality
Is the Diploma in Culinary Arts course popular at that university or college?
Is the Diploma in Culinary Arts course recognised and approved by the Ministry of Education Malaysia?
Is the Diploma in Culinary Arts course accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Audit (MQA)?
Awards won by the university, staff or students for the particular course of interest. The number of awards won would be a guide on how good the university is for the course.
Type of programme (local diploma or dual award diploma or diploma awarded by foreign university partner?)
Academic Quality of the Diploma in Culinary Arts course at the University in Malaysia
I contacted EduSpiral to find an affordable college for culinary arts. He arranged to take me and my mother to tour the college that had excellent facilities and where I could learn without paying too much. Fu Wei, Diploma in Culinary Arts at YTL International College of Hotel Management
Subjects offered in the Diploma in Culinary Arts course (Are they relevant, up-to-date, and help you to achieve your career goals)
Location of the university or college. Is it in the city, suburbs or country side? You should also consider the ambience of your surroundings when choosing a university. If you can’t live without nightlife, think city! If you’re into the great outdoors, you might want to go rural. Some students prefer a city life while other students prefer a quieter university environment away from the city. On the other hand, if you’re used to shopping malls and cinemas and choose a university in a rural area, you might get bored.
Size of the university.
Transportation. Is the university accessible to you? What are the public transportation available? If you drive, is there ample parking?
Campus resources (labs, library or resource centre, wifi, computer access, sports facilities, etc.)
Facilities for Culinary Arts at the University or College in Malaysia
KDU Penang University College culinary arts students are taught by award-winning chefs
It is important for the college or university to have the necessary culinary arts facilities so that you can gain the necessary skills in your culinary education. The university or college doesn’t necessarily need to have all the facilities needed but should have the basic ones. Special labs and kitchens will depend on the area of specialisation in the culinary arts at the college or university. You will need to look at the subjects offered to see which one fits your career goals and area of specialisation that you want to pursue.
Does the university or college have facilities such as:
Fine dining restaurant – Built to mimic a true fine dining restaurant, students are given real practice
Training restaurant – Training Restaurant – students run everything from scratch while serving real customers and countering real-time situations.
Top notch culinary arts facilities at YTL International College of Hotel Management (YTL-ICHM)
Preparation kitchen
Production kitchen
Bakery, pastry or patisserie kitchens
Butchery Kitchen – students learn and master the techniques and skills to create various deli products.
Atelier – Hot Kitchen
Garde manger kitchen
Artistry kitchen – students are trained to master the most delicate of arts.
Molecular Gastronomy Lab
Sugar artistry laboratory
Chocolate Room
Culinary Lecture Theatre – Top notch facilities equipped in the theatre allows for in-class demonstrations.
Ice Carving Lab – students are taught first hand on the art of ice carving.
Wine Laboratory (oenology laboratory) – Students are given a holistic education complemented with our state-of-the-art facilities inclusive of a wine tasting lab.
Cost for your Diploma in Culinary Arts Studies in Malaysia
I found EduSpiral on Google after reading their article on culinary arts. He advised my online and then arranged for me to tour the college and talk to the counselor. Kar Wai, Diploma in Culinary Arts at YTL International College of Hotel Management
How much money do I have to pay for the course and cost of living? Ask your parents. Note that you will need to have enough to pay the tuition fees as well as your cost of living. (Costs for university studies in Malaysia would include tuition, hostel, food, transportation, entertainment, etc.)
What are the Financial assistance available at the university? (Scholarships, PTPN Loan, EPF withdrawal, etc)
Is the PTPTN loan available for the course at the university?
How much are the tuition fees? Does it include the exam and other fees?
How much is on-campus accommodation?
How much is off-campus accommodation? (Off-campus apartments, houses, condominiums) Note that it might be cheaper to find off campus accommodation on your own with friends. Is the accommodations near eateries, banks, entertainment, public transportation, safe & secure, etc.?
Student Environment and Activities at the University & College
“I found the information on KDU’s Culinary Arts programme easily through EduSpiral and answered all my questions quickly. They helped me to register and everything was smooth.” Tan Wei Kang Diploma in Culinary Arts at KDU University College
What is the student culture at the university? (English-speaking environment, ambitious, serious about studies, lifestyle or party university, etc) The language spoken mostly at the college by the students may also matter if you don’t know Mandarin or BM or English. If most of the students speak Mandarin at that university then it will not help you to improve your English. Having a good command of the English language helps you to get good jobs and promotions.
Size of the university or college in Malaysia. Some students prefer a large campus with sports facilities and other resources while other students like small colleges with family-like environment. A small college may offer individualised attention, as well as a more intimate and personalised experience. for your studies You might even want to think about how far you want to walk to get from one class to another in a large university campus. Even those little details may affect your decision.
Make up of the student body (diversity, international students, gender, etc.) Universities with a good proportion of international students will help you to improve your English language skills since you would need to communicate with them in English. In addition, you will learn about their culture, behaviour and discover new ideas. These skills will be useful to you when you work overseas or in a multi-national company.
What are the Extra-curricular activities available? (Student organisations, clubs, sports, etc.)
Is the university or college campus a safe area? Safety within the campus and outside.
Public vs. Private (STPM is tougher and choice of course & university is determined by the government)
Top Guide to Choose the Best Private University in Malaysia to Study the Diploma in Culinary Arts
I contacted EduSpiral to find an affordable college for culinary arts. He arranged to take me and my mother to tour the college that had excellent facilities and where I could learn without paying too much. Fu Wei, Diploma in Culinary Arts at YTL International College of Hotel Management
If you’re among the lucky who can factor more than cost and proximity into where you decide to go, studying in a private university in Malaysia is a ticket to an adventure beyond the boundaries of what you’ve experienced so far. It’s a passport to the far side of what you already know. It’s a chance to be challenged, not coddled. To be provoked, not pacified.
Does brand matter? To a point. There are indeed future employers in Malaysia who see certain degrees as seals of approval, as pre-screening of a sort. However, obtaining a degree from a famous private university will only take you so far.
Some private universities have spent millions of Ringgit throughout the years telling you that they are the best. You should objectively look at the information carefully to assess which university in Malaysia is best for you. If you do not have the necessary knowledge and skills, you won’t get far in your career.
I enjoyed my time at IMI Switzerland gaining lots of knowledge and experience. EduSpiral had provided me with the necessary information on the course. Weng Kang, Culinary Arts at IMI Switzerland
friends and relatives who are not knowledgeable offering information not supported by facts and evidence. Choosing a private university should be done carefully and objectively, not based on the number of glitzy advertisements you have heard or seen about that university.
Talking to counselors from the private universities is a common practice to obtain the necessary information to help you to decide. You should evaluate the information provided to see if what they say is true and supported by facts and evidence. There are also many agents in Malaysia offering their services where most of the staff are young and inexperienced. They would not have the skills to guide you on this most important decision in your life.
How many of a college’s or university’s students are coming from other countries? Favour private universities with higher percentages of foreigners, because as much of your education will happen outside as inside any lecture theatre, and globalisation is here and real. The dexterity with which you can navigate other cultures — your awareness of, and openness to, them — could be more valuable than any knowledge gleaned from a book.
Talking to EduSpiral on Facebook helped me to find my direction in life and to choose the right college that fit my career goals. Austin Ang, KDU University College Penang
Remember that no university is good at everything. Each university in Malaysia excels in particular courses, so you should check to make sure that your field of study is a strong-point of the university you choose.
Choosing a university that excels in your field of study may provide you with access to more specialised opportunities, including custom-built facilities (a moot court for law students or Film & TV studio for mass communication students, for examply), field-specific academic opportunities (such as student mobility programmes or overseas study trips) and employment or internships opportunities with top companies in. If your university excels in research in your field, it’s also likely that its research will filter through to your course, that you will be taught by prominent lecturers, and that there will be opportunities for you to undertake research.
Culinary Teaching Studio at YTL International College of Hospitality located inside Starhill Gallery
character and help you to develop the necessary skills for a successful career. Therefore, not all private universities & colleges in Malaysia are the same. You should not choose a university because it is the cheapest, easiest and nearest. It should be based on which university that best fits your needs.
Many students in Malaysia also make the common mistake in choosing a university because their friends are going there. I even had one student tell me that his choice of university depends on where his girlfriend is going! This is one of the most important decisions that may change your life forever hence it should not be taken lightly.
Here’s some advice for trying to find the university in Malaysia or Singapore that works for you.
Start with who you are and why you are going to university in Malaysia
Taylor’s University top ranked in Malaysia for culinary arts
You need to examine yourself and your reasons for going to college before you start your search. Why, really, are you going? What are your abilities and strengths? What are your weaknesses? What do you want out of life — something tangible or intangible?
Can the student environment, extra-curricular activities and student support services at the university help to shape and equip you with the necessary skills to handle the challenges of the working world?
Are you socially self-sufficient or do you need warm, familial support? Talk with your family, friends and high-school counselors as you ask these questions. The people who know you best can help you the most with these important issues.
What course do you want to study? Is the university of choice famous, recognised, accredited and reputable for the course of interest?
A Name-brand University in Malaysia will not Guarantee your Success
Berjaya University College of Hospitality Culinary Arts students are taught by top chefs in the industry
Think about the people in your life who are happy and successful and find out where (and if) they went to college. Ask the same about famous people. You will likely find that success in life has less to do with the choice of college than with the experiences and opportunities encountered while in college, coupled with personal qualities and traits.
Some private universities have spent millions of Ringgit throughout the years telling you that they are the best. You should objectively look at the information carefully to assess which university in Malaysia is best for you. If you do not have the necessary knowledge and skills, you won’t get far in your career.
Avant – Molecular Kitchen for Culinary Arts Students at KDU University College Utropolis Glenmarie
friends and relatives who are not knowledgeable offering information not supported by facts and evidence. Choosing a private university should be done carefully and objectively, not based on the number of glitzy advertisements you have heard or seen about that university.
Employers and graduate schools are looking for outstanding skills and experience, not how famous a university is in Malaysia that you come from. Remember that the employer will be interviewing you and not the university that you come from, therefore, if you do not possess the necessary knowledge and skills, you would not get hired even if you come from a top university in Malaysia.
You can afford to go to a Private University in Malaysia.
EduSpiral provides free campus tours to YTL International College of Hotel Management and other universities in Malaysia to help students make a good decision
If you make the assumption that you cannot afford a private university or college in Malaysia based on the tuition fees, you will miss out. It is difficult to talk about money, but if you investigate all the options and ask for help and advice, you will find affordable choices.
Not all colleges and universities in Malaysia or Singapore have the same price tag and there are a variety of ways to cut your costs. Most universities offer scholarships, and students are able to apply for the PTPN Loan, EPF withdrawal, etc
Many students have chosen the cheapest private university to study, not taking into consideration the important skills that they could have gained from a better university. Higher education is an investment for a better future that takes sacrifice.
Campus Culture and Community Life at the Private Universities in Malaysia
Glace – Ice Carvery at KDU University College Utropolis Glenmarie
When developing your list of top universities, consider the schools’ values such as commitment to diversity, vibrant campus life, and dedication to academic excellence. Also consider the range of student organizations, student support services, sports and recreational activities.
BERJAYA University College of Hospitality Coffee Lab
There is nothing wrong with choosing them if you are able to control yourself. If not, you have to consider that this could affect your future.
A private university in Malaysia that has a diverse student body with many international students would help students to improve their English-language and cross-cultural communication skills. With globalisation, many top companies in the world are looking for professionals who are dynamic with strong management skills to lead a globalised work force.
In addition, the university’s relationship with the larger community, availability of on- and off- campus housing, quality of food and health care services, and campus security contribute to the quality of university life.
Quality/reputation/ranking of the Private University in Malaysia
BERJAYA University College of Hospitality Patisserie Kitchen
There is no official ranking system in Malaysia for private universities. The MQA and Ministry of Higher Education in Malaysia has a rating system for universities in Malaysia. It is the SETARA rating system.
Looking at the number of awards that the university and its students have won in competitions related to the course can be a guide in helping you to make the right choice. Many students make the mistake of just listening to advertisements or friends without checking the information.
Excellent Culinary Facilities at YTL International College of Hotel Management
Students should look at the qualifications of the lecturers at the university. How many are PhD and Master degree holders. Are the lecturers mostly part time or full time? Experienced lecturers would be able to guide students to achieve academic success.
All foundation, diploma and degree programmes must be accredited by MQA in Malaysia. Taking a professional certificate course with a title “diploma” would not allow you to continue on into a degree programme accredited by MQA.
Students should check with the relevant professional bodies to see if the courses the university of interest are accredited. For example, Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM), Nursing Board, Pharmacy Board, Malaysian Bar, Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA), Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia, etc.
The Most Important Factor in Choosing a College or University in Malaysia is Fit.
KDU University College has the best culinary arts facilities in Penang
Choosing a university or college in Malaysia because your friends are going there or because of where it ranks on a list does not take into account who you are and who you will become. University is a match to be made, not a prize to be won. Finding a good fit requires time, effort and thoughtfulness.
The best way to really get a feel for a university is by visiting the campus, taking a tour, meeting with students & lecturers, attending a class, reading the campus newspaper, eating in the cafeteria, etc. You have to feel “at home” at the place where you will spend the next four years of your life, so visiting is important.
Mirabelle – Training Restaurant at KDU University College Utropolis Glenmarie
choice for their university studies.
For more information and strategies, read our article, EduSpiral University Campus Tours to Help Students Choose the Best Universities. If some universities on your list are just too far away to make a trip, then you can add us on Facebook (EduSpiralsik) and we can show you videos and photos of the campus and its facilities. Or you can add me in WhatsApp at 01111408838 and I can send the pictures to you and share my advise with you on how to choose the right course and university.
Talk to a Knowledgeable & Experienced Education Consultant to Help you to Choose the Best Private University or College in Malaysia
Lonnie Sik, Founder & Managing Director of EduSpiral Consultant Services has more than 20 years experience in the private education industry and counseling students on choosing the right course
A knowledgeable counselor would be able to provide detailed information about the course, facts & evidence to support the job prospects for the course and in-depth information about which university would be suit you. While an experienced counselor would be able to analyse your results, understand your personality & skills to figure out which course and career suits you.
A knowledgeable education consultant means that he or she would know the entry requirements, course details, in-depth knowledge of the hundreds of courses out there, career prospects, job demand, professional recognition requirements, accreditation, best universities for the course, and other information that would help a confused student to make the right choice.
While an experienced education consultant would have had counseled hundreds of students analysing their
EduSpiral has more than 10 years of experience in counseling students on choosing the right courses
personalities and skilfully guiding them to the right course and university.
EduSpiral Consultant Services has worked with our partner universities and colleges for many years while the counselors at the private universities or agents’ offices change every few years therefore they would not have the in-depth knowledge of the courses and the university that they are working at.
The EduSpiral Career Assessment form is a simple form designed by us that gathers information from students after SPM, O-Levels, UEC, STPM or A-Levels in order to assess their aptitude helping us to determine the most suitable course and career progression. After knowing which course, we can then determine which private university in best for that course.
EduSpiral Consultant Services- Your Personal Online Education Advisor
These universities and colleges are chosen by EduSpiral because they represent the best in their fields in Malaysia and affordable. EduSpiral provides in-depth information and counseling on their courses so that students are able to make the right choice.
Please fill up the form for more information. If you do not give your mobile number or full name as in IC, your query will not be answered. Please make sure you give a correct email address and check your email including the SPAM or JUNK email folder within 48 hours as we will email you the information.
Best Guide to Choosing the Right Top Private University or College in Malaysia to Study after SPM or O-Levels
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Choosing the the right course at the right university in Malaysia for you after SPM or O-Levels will require some research. The more research you put into the process the more likely you will make the right decision. Doing your homework will pay-off. Once you have done all the reading, visiting, talking and analysing, you can complete your application to the university or college in the full knowledge that you have made a fully informed choice that you are happy with.
It is costly to change courses or change universities and difficult to break the news to your parents and friends. Choosing a wrong course or university would require you to take more time to find the right course and university, wasting precious time and resources. You would have wasted the money that you had paid and the time spent having to start all over again. So, it is better to take time and effort now to research carefully and ask the best education advisor to help you.
While it can be difficult to choose between universities & colleges in Malaysia, you will find that there are some key differences between them that can help you make the big decision in choosing the right one that fits you. One of the most important thing is to determine what sort of character and focus the university has and ensure that it aligns with your own personality, interests and career goals. Each university in Malaysia has its own personality, and at EduSpiral Consultant Services, we give you sound advise to ensure that you choose one that is the best fit for you.
For more information on the top private universities and colleges in Malaysia, Whatsapp 01111408838
Please fill up the form for more information. If you do not give your mobile number or full name as in IC, your query will not be answered. Please make sure you give a correct email address and check your email including the SPAM or JUNK email folder within 48 hours as we will email you the information.
How to Choose the Best Private University or College to Study in Malaysia
I talked to EduSpiral on WhatsApp and after obtaining all the necessary information. EduSpiral met me and my parents at Heriot-Watt University Malaysia to take us around for a tour. Aun Jie, Chemical Engineering at Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
After SPM or O-Levels, there are many different pathways for you to choose from and sometimes it can be confusing. Choosing the right course and university to study in Malaysia after high school is one of the most important decisions you can make in your life. This can be a confusing and difficult time if you are unprepared. With the wide variety of courses & universities available to a student, the time after SPM or O-Levels can be a confusing one if not guided properly by an experienced and knowledgeable education counselor.
I loved motorsports and EduSpiral gave me great advise to help guide me to achieve my dream. Justin Moo, Mechanical Engineering graduate from Taylor’s University
information about the university and its courses, facts & evidence to support the job prospects for the course and in-depth information about which university would be suit you. While an experienced counselor or education consultant would be able to analyse your results, understand your personality & skills to figure out which course and career suits you.
After my results came out, I was lost and didn’t know where to study. EduSpiral met me and my parents and took us around the campus to help me make the right choice. Kin Fen, Design course at Saito College
the reputation & ranking of the university, accreditation of its courses, the suitability of the course against your academic results and career goals, tuition fees, quality of lecturers, facilities, friends & family, and more.
The best private universities and colleges in Malaysia have excellent facilities, years of experience running the courses, strong student support services, internships and experienced lecturers.
I had taken a course and wasn’t doing well. Then, I met EduSpiral who guided me to the right course and now I am doing very well. Brendon, Entertainment Arts at KDU University College
development, have award winners for the particular courses, years of experience offering the particular course, highly experienced lecturers, a good study environment (not a party university), internships, good mix of international & local students, extra-curricular activities and good facilities. The SETARA ranking is a guide for students to assess the quality of a private university in Malaysia.
When choosing a university and college in Malaysia, it is important for students to visit the campus and see the facilities and feel the culture of the students to see if it fits you. The environment should be one where students speak mostly in English so that you can improve your English and communication skills. If you are weak in English and choose a cheap university where the students speak mainly in Mandarin, it will be difficult for you to improve your English.
My friend introduced me to EduSpiral. He gave me all the information on Facebook & then met us at the Education Fair to guide us on how to choose the right university Lyngkaran, Engineering at Taylor’s University
promotion. The Ministry of Education reported that there were more than 70,000 public university jobless graduates and one of the main reasons was poor command of the English language.
A STUDY has found a correlation between English proficiency and a country’s gross national income. Countries with higher income per capita tend to be more proficient in the English language, based on the findings of international education company Education First (EF), using a standardised measurement for adult English proficiency.
The EF English Proficiency Index (EF EPI) is based on the results of a 2007 to 2009 survey covering more than two million people in over 40 countries. English skills and income levels correlate in a “virtuous” cycle where greater proficiency in the language leads to higher income. The gross national income per capita for countries which scored over 60 in the EF EPI was more than US$40,000 (RM120,000) in 2008.
Professional recruitment consultancy Robert Walters Malaysia country manager Sally Raj said English
I contacted EduSpiral to find out which UK branch university campus would be best for my son. EduSpiral advised me on WhatsApp & Phone calls providing facts & evidence on the university rankings & course details. He arranged for us to visit the campus as we were from Johor. (Mrs. Mah) Chee Yuan, Chemical Engineering at Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
language proficiency could increase personal earning power. “This is particularly true for professionals within a client-facing role where communication skills are vital, good English skills will help them articulate and sell their ideas better. It will also aid them in working in a multinational corporation, where they need to communicate with various nationalities,” she said. She also agreed that higher English language proficiency would help attract and increase foreign direct investment (FDI) into Malaysia.
Would you rather suffer for 4 years and get a high salary for 60 years of your work life or an easy 4 years and low salary for 60 years? The decisions that you make now, can change your life forever.
Remember the best university doesn’t mean it is the best university for you. The best university is one that fits your career goals, your personality and can push you to a higher level of success.
Top Criteria to Consider When Choosing the Best Private University in Malaysia to Study
Recognition & Reputation of the Courses in Malaysia
I wasn’t sure which university to study at and found EduSpiral online. He provided good advise & helped me with my application. I love my university life now. Hanson, Foundation in Science (Engineering) at UCSI University
Awards won by the university, staff or students for the particular course of interest. The number of awards won would be a guide on how good the university is for the course.
Academic Quality of the Courses at the University in Malaysia
My mum contacted EduSpiral to help advise me on which course & university to choose as I was quite confused. He took us to visit the universities & helped guide me to make the right choice. Bryan Yap, Foundation in Business at Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
Subjects offered in the Foundation, Diploma or Degree (Are they relevant, up-to-date, and help you to achieve your career goals)
What is the Class size for the course (Small class size for personal attention)
Faculty contact/classes taught by full-time qualified & experienced faculty
Quality of lecturers. What are their qualifications? How many years of experience in teaching?
Ask your friends who have studied there or currently studying there for their opinion on the teaching quality, environment and facilities.
Type of programme (local degree, 3+0 UK or Australian degree, 4+0 American degree, degree transfer programme, etc)
What are the Entry Requirements for the Foundation, Diploma & Degree courses at the university (Foreign Branch campuses in Malaysia have higher entry requirements for their courses)
Does the university have a strong internship or Co-Op programme?
Do they have enough students to start a class?
How many students do they have studying that course at that university?
What is the duration of the course? When are the intake dates?
Facilities at the University for the Course of Interest in Malaysia
Our mum asked us to talk to EduSpiral as we did not know what to study. EduSpiral had helped our older sister before. He met us at Taylor’s, talked to us and then gave us a tour. Gan twins, Foundation in Arts at Taylor’s University
Location of the university. Is it in the city, suburbs or country side? You should also consider the ambience of your surroundings when choosing a university. If you can’t live without nightlife, think city! If you’re into the great outdoors, you might want to go rural. Some students prefer a city life while other students prefer a quieter university environment away from the city. On the other hand, if you’re used to shopping malls and cinemas and choose a university in a rural area, you might get bored.
Size of the university. Courses such as engineering would require larger campuses with technologically advanced facilities, labs and software. Design courses basically require computers & software with small classes for personal attention.
Transportation. Is the university accessible to you? What are the public transportation available? If you drive, is there ample parking?
Campus resources (labs, library or resource centre, wifi, computer access, sports facilities, etc.)
Facilities for your course of interest. Labs, computers, software, etc.
Cost for your Foundation, Diploma or Degree Studies in Malaysia
I was planning to study at a “famous” university but EduSpiral provided facts & evidence that First City UC had won many awards compared to my “famous” university. Zi En, Interior Design at First City University College
How much money do I have to pay for the course and cost of living? Ask your parents. Note that you will need to have enough to pay the tuition fees as well as your cost of living. (Costs for university studies in Malaysia would include tuition, hostel, food, transportation, entertainment, etc.)
What are the Financial assistance available at the university? (Scholarships, PTPN Loan, EPF withdrawal, MARA Loan, etc)
Is the PTPTN loan available for the course at the university?
How much are the tuition fees? Does it include the exam and other fees?
How much is on-campus accommodation?
How much is off-campus accommodation? (Off-campus apartments, houses, condominiums) Note that it might be cheaper to find off campus accommodation on your own with friends. Is the accommodations near eateries, banks, entertainment, public transportation, safe & secure, etc.?
Student Environment and Activities at the University
EduSpiral emphasised the importance of having good English for our future career. I am glad to join a globalised university which has helped me to improve my communication skills. Vincent Yeoh, Accounting & Finance at Asia Pacific University
What is the student culture at the university? (English-speaking environment, ambitious, serious about studies, lifestyle or party university, etc) The language spoken mostly at the college by the students may also matter if you don’t know Mandarin or BM or English. If most of the students speak Mandarin at that university then it will not help you to improve your English. Having a good command of the English language helps you to get good jobs and promotions.
Size of the university or college in Malaysia. Some students prefer a large campus with sports facilities and other resources while other students like small colleges with family-like environment. A small college may offer individualised attention, as well as a more intimate and personalised experience. for your studies You might even want to think about how far you want to walk to get from one class to another in a large university campus. Even those little details may
EduSpiral met me and my parents at KDU University College to explain about the hospitality course and then took us around for a campus tour. This helped me to make my choice on what to study and where to study easier. Jia Lin, Hospitality at KDU University College Utropolis Glenmarie
affect your decision.
Make up of the student body (diversity, international students, gender, etc.) Universities with a good proportion of international students will help you to improve your English language skills since you would need to communicate with them in English. In addition, you will learn about their culture, behavior and discover new ideas. These skills will be useful to you when you work overseas or in a multi-national company.
What are the Extra-curricular activities available? (Student organisations, clubs, sports, etc.)
Is the university campus is a safe area? Safety within the campus and outside.
Public vs. Private (STPM is tougher and choice of course & university is determined by the government)
Top Guide to Choose the Best Private University in Malaysia to Study
I contacted EduSpiral to find an affordable college for culinary arts. He arranged to take me and my mother to tour the college that had excellent facilities and where I could learn without paying too much. Fu Wei, Diploma in Culinary Arts at YTL International College of Hotel Management
If you’re among the lucky who can factor more than cost and proximity into where you decide to go, studying in a private university in Malaysia is a ticket to an adventure beyond the boundaries of what you’ve experienced so far. It’s a passport to the far side of what you already know. It’s a chance to be challenged, not coddled. To be provoked, not pacified.
Does brand matter? To a point. There are indeed future employers in Malaysia who see certain degrees as seals of approval, as pre-screening of a sort. However, obtaining a degree from a famous private university will only take you so far.
Some private universities have spent millions of Ringgit throughout the years telling you that they are the best. You should objectively look at the information carefully to assess which university in Malaysia is best for you. If you do not have the necessary knowledge and skills, you won’t get far in your career.
We must be careful when choosing a private university in Malaysia as many students listen to advise from friends and relatives who are not knowledgeable offering information not supported by facts and evidence. Choosing a private university should be done carefully and objectively, not based on the number of glitzy advertisements you have heard or seen about that university.
I was confused about what to study and talking to EduSpiral helped me a lot. Coming from Sarawak made it difficult for me to know which university was best in Malaysia & EduSpiral provided good insights. Eric Lu, Business at KDU University College
Talking to counselors from the private universities is a common practice to obtain the necessary information to help you to decide. You should evaluate the information provided to see if what they say is true and supported by facts and evidence. There are also many agents in Malaysia offering their services where most of the staff are young and inexperienced. They would not have the skills to guide you on this most important decision in your life.
How many of a college’s or university’s students are coming from other countries? Favour private universities with higher percentages of foreigners, because as much of your education will happen outside as inside any lecture theatre, and globalisation is here and real. The dexterity with which you can navigate other cultures — your awareness of, and openness to, them — could be more valuable than any knowledge gleaned from a book.
Talking to EduSpiral on Facebook helped me to find my direction in life and to choose the right college that fit my career goals. Austin Ang, KDU University College Penang
Remember that no university is good at everything. Each university in Malaysia excels in particular courses, so you should check to make sure that your field of study is a strong-point of the university you choose.
Choosing a university that excels in your field of study may provide you with access to more specialised opportunities, including custom-built facilities (a moot court for law students or Film & TV studio for mass communication students, for examply), field-specific academic opportunities (such as student mobility programmes or overseas study trips) and employment or internships opportunities with top companies in. If your university excels in research in your field, it’s also likely that its research will filter through to your course, that you will be taught by prominent lecturers, and that there will be opportunities for you to undertake research.
I was confused which university to choose for my studies and contacted EduSpiral. He provided facts & evidence to help me make the right choice. Vivian Chua, Actuarial Science at UCSI University
character and help you to develop the necessary skills for a successful career. Therefore, not all private universities & colleges in Malaysia are the same. You should not choose a university because it is the cheapest, easiest and nearest. It should be based on which university that best fits your needs.
Many students in Malaysia also make the common mistake in choosing a university because their friends are going there. I even had one student tell me that his choice of university depends on where his girlfriend is going! This is one of the most important decisions that may change your life forever hence it should not be taken lightly.
Here’s some advice for trying to find the university in Malaysia or Singapore that works for you.
1. Start with who you are and why you are going to university in Malaysia
EduSpiral emphasised the importance of having good English for our future career. I am glad to join a globalised university which has helped me to improve my communication skills. Vincent Yeoh, Accounting & Finance at Asia Pacific University
You need to examine yourself and your reasons for going to college before you start your search. Why, really, are you going? What are your abilities and strengths? What are your weaknesses? What do you want out of life — something tangible or intangible?
Can the student environment, extra-curricular activities and student support services at the university help to shape and equip you with the necessary skills to handle the challenges of the working world?
Are you socially self-sufficient or do you need warm, familial support? Talk with your family, friends and high-school counselors as you ask these questions. The people who know you best can help you the most with these important issues.
What course do you want to study? Is the university of choice famous, recognised, accredited and reputable for the course of interest?
2. A Name-brand University in Malaysia will not Guarantee your Success
EduSpiral took these students separately to tour the campus and provided course counseling to help them make the right choice. Kian Yong (Mechanical Engineering), Yammie (Business), & Kenneth Pang (Architecture) at UCSI University’s Orientation
Think about the people in your life who are happy and successful and find out where (and if) they went to college. Ask the same about famous people. You will likely find that success in life has less to do with the choice of college than with the experiences and opportunities encountered while in college, coupled with personal qualities and traits.
Some private universities have spent millions of Ringgit throughout the years telling you that they are the best. You should objectively look at the information carefully to assess which university in Malaysia is best for you. If you do not have the necessary knowledge and skills, you won’t get far in your career.
We must be careful when choosing a private university in Malaysia as many students listen to advise from friends and relatives who are not knowledgeable offering information not supported by facts and evidence. Choosing a private university should be done carefully and objectively, not based on the number of glitzy advertisements you have heard or seen about that university.
Employers and graduate schools are looking for outstanding skills and experience, not how famous a university is in Malaysia that you come from. Remember that the employer will be interviewing you and not the university that you come from, therefore, if you do not possess the necessary knowledge and skills, you would not get hired even if you come from a top university in Malaysia.
3. You dont need to know what major you want for your degree yet after SPM or O-Levels
“EduSpiral gave me advise over phone, Facebook, Skype and even took me to visit the universities. He spent a lot of time to help me make my decision on what to study and at which university.” Ban Moon (Left), Scored 3As in the A-Levels at HELP Academy
Very few high-school students have enough information or experience to choose a major. You need the variety and depth of college coursework to determine your interest and aptitude. Most university or college students change their minds two or three times before they settle on a major or course.
I talked to a group of students who were advised by an Agent to take an external Pre-University programme. They did not achieve the necessary results to enter into university therefore wasted their money and time. When I asked them why they did not go for the Foundation programme at the private university since they knew that they wanted to study IT and also locally in Malaysia, they just said that they followed the advise of the agent whom they thought they could trust.
4. You can afford to go to a Private University in Malaysia.
My mother whatsapped EduSpiral & he provided vital information to help me make my decision to transfer my diploma. Soon Hong, Marketing at HELP University
If you make the assumption that you cannot afford a private university or college in Malaysia based on the tuition fees, you will miss out. It is difficult to talk about money, but if you investigate all the options and ask for help and advice, you will find affordable choices.
Not all colleges and universities in Malaysia or Singapore have the same price tag and there are a variety of ways to cut your costs. Most universities offer scholarships, and students are able to apply for the PTPN Loan, EPF withdrawal, etc
Many students have chosen the cheapest private university to study, not taking into consideration the important skills that they could have gained from a better university. Higher education is an investment for a better future that takes sacrifice.
5. Campus Culture and Community Life at the Private Universities in Malaysia
EduSpiral explained the courses in detail and took us around the campus to view the Pharmacy facilities to help me make a good decision about my future career. Ka Jun, Pharmacy at UCSI University
When developing your list of top universities, consider the schools’ values such as commitment to diversity, vibrant campus life, and dedication to academic excellence. Also consider the range of student organizations, student support services, sports and recreational activities.
Some private universities in Malaysia are known for their focus on lifestyle or known as party universities. There is nothing wrong with choosing them if you are able to control yourself. If not, you have to consider that this could affect your future.
A private university in Malaysia that has a diverse student body with many international students would help students to improve their English-language and cross-cultural communication skills. With globalisation, many top companies in the world are looking for professionals who are dynamic with strong management skills to lead a globalised work force.
In addition, the university’s relationship with the larger community, availability of on- and off- campus housing, quality of food and health care services, and campus security contribute to the quality of university life.
6. Quality/reputation/ranking of the Private University in Malaysia
There is no official ranking system in Malaysia for private universities. The MQA and Ministry of Higher
EduSpiral took my father & I to visit KDU University College and talk to the Game Technology lecturer & Head. I was able to make a good decision in choosing the right university. Choon Meng, Game Technology at KDU University College
Education in Malaysia has a rating system for universities in Malaysia. It is the SETARA rating system.
Looking at the number of awards that the university and its students have won in competitions related to the course can be a guide in helping you to make the right choice. Many students make the mistake of just listening to advertisements or friends without checking the information.
Students should look at the qualifications of the lecturers at the university. How many are PhD and Master degree holders. Are the lecturers mostly part time or full time? Experienced lecturers would be able to guide students to achieve academic success.
All foundation, diploma and degree programmes must be accredited by MQA in Malaysia. Taking a professional certificate course with a title “diploma” would not allow you to continue on into a degree programme accredited by MQA.
Students should check with the relevant professional bodies to see if the courses the university of interest are accredited. For example, Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM), Nursing Board, Pharmacy Board, Malaysian Bar, Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA), Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia, etc.
7. The Most Important Factor in Choosing a College or University in Malaysia is Fit.
EduSpiral provided facts & evidence to support their advise to me. He also took me & my parents to tour the campus to help me make the right choice. Kezhan, Diploma in Interior Design at First City University College
Choosing a university or college in Malaysia because your friends are going there or because of where it ranks on a list does not take into account who you are and who you will become. University is a match to be made, not a prize to be won. Finding a good fit requires time, effort and thoughtfulness.
The best way to really get a feel for a university is by visiting the campus, taking a tour, meeting with students & lecturers, attending a class, reading the campus newspaper, eating in the cafeteria, etc. You have to feel “at home” at the place where you will spend the next four years of your life, so visiting is important.
For more information and strategies, read our article, EduSpiral University Campus Tours to Help Students Choose the Best Universities. If some universities on your list are just too far away to make a trip, then you can add us on Facebook (EduSpiralsik) and we can show you videos and photos of the campus and its facilities. Or you can add me in WhatsApp at 01111408838 and I can send the pictures to you and share my advise with you on how to choose the right course and university.
8. Decide What You Want in a Private College or University in Malaysia
EduSpiral meets students at top private universities in Malaysia to give them in-depth advise on choosing the right course & university.
Ask yourself what’s important to you, where you want to be and who you want to become. Then you can figure out what types of colleges will allow you to achieve your goals.
Here are some important points to consider when choosing a university in Malaysia:
Size of the university
Accreditation of the University’s courses by MQA and other relevant professional bodies in Malaysia
Location
Student culture – is it an English-speaking students environment
Makeup of the student body – are there a lot of international students at the university so that you can mix around with them to improve your English and gain invaluable global perspectives
In addition, think about what you want to accomplish in your college life. Do you want to train for a specific job or get a wide-ranging education? If you have a specific degree programme in mind, is the private college that you’re considering strong or famous in that area of study?
9. Talk to a Knowledgeable & Experienced Education Consultant to Help you to Choose the Best Private University or College in Malaysia
Lonnie Sik, Founder & Managing Director of EduSpiral Consultant Services has more than 20 years experience in the private education industry and counseling students on choosing the right course
A knowledgeable counselor would be able to provide detailed information about the course, facts & evidence to support the job prospects for the course and in-depth information about which university would be suit you. While an experienced counselor would be able to analyse your results, understand your personality & skills to figure out which course and career suits you.
A knowledgeable education consultant means that he or she would know the entry requirements, course details, in-depth knowledge of the hundreds of courses out there, career prospects, job demand, professional recognition requirements, accreditation, best universities for the course, and other information that would help a confused student to make the right choice.
While an experienced education consultant would have had counseled hundreds of students analysing their
EduSpiral has more than 10 years of experience in counseling students on choosing the right courses
personalities and skilfully guiding them to the right course and university.
EduSpiral Consultant Services has worked with our partner universities and colleges for many years while the counselors at the private universities or agents’ offices change every few years therefore they would not have the in-depth knowledge of the courses and the university that they are working at.
The EduSpiral Career Assessment form is a simple form designed by us that gathers information from students after SPM, O-Levels, UEC, STPM or A-Levels in order to assess their aptitude helping us to determine the most suitable course and career progression. After knowing which course, we can then determine which private university in best for that course.
Talk to the Best Education Consultant in Malaysia to Help you Make the Right Choice in your Studies
My mum contacted EduSpiral and he gave me in-depth information on the courses & universities. He arranged for us to tour the universities to help me make the right choice. Bryan Yap, Foundation in Business (Actuarial Science) at Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
It is a process in finding out who you are and what you are good at. An experienced Education Advisor would be invaluable in assisting you to choose the right course in Malaysia or Singapore. Students in Malaysia need to talk to the right education counselors so that you get the right information to help you in making this life-changing decision.
Ask the right Education Counselors in Malaysia to help you. Would you ask a Doctor on how to repair your car? Or would you ask a mechanic for medical advise? Although this sounds ridiculous, but many students do listen to advise from young and inexperienced counselors from universities, colleges or agents’ offices. Talking to an experienced education advisor in Malaysia would help you to navigate through this confusing time of choosing the best course that fits you.
My friend introduced me to EduSpiral. He gave me all the information on Facebook & then met us at the Education Fair to guide us on how to choose the right university Lyngkaran, Engineering at Taylor’s University
Experienced education counselors are able to analyse your interests, personality and exam results to help you make a list of possible courses for consideration. EduSpiral Consultant Services staff have more than 15 years experience in counseling students. Having worked in the private education industry, we have in-depth knowledge of each private university and college in what they are good at.
EduSpiral Consultant Services has worked with our partner universities and colleges for many years while the counselors at the private universities or agents’ offices change every few years therefore they would not have the in-depth knowledge of the courses and the university that they are working at.
Study at the Best Private Universities and Colleges in Malaysia
EduSpiral helped me to find the right college for A-Levels, & now they have helped me to choose what to study after my A-Levels. Chee Kin, Actuarial & Finance degree at UCSI University
EduSpiral advised me to go for the best college for A-Levels in order to fulfil my dream of entering an Ivy League university in the USA. He met us at Taylor’s College Subang to talk to us and tour the college. Gi Hang, A-Levels at Taylor’s College
These universities and colleges are chosen by EduSpiral because they represent the best in their fields in Malaysia and affordable. EduSpiral provides in-depth information and counseling on their courses so that students are able to make the right choice.
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Top Foundation in Natural & Built Environments in Malaysia at Taylor’s University Leading to Architecture Degree
The 1-year Foundation in Natural & Built Environments programme at Taylor’s University aims to
Architecture students at Taylor’s University
introduce students to the different fields of study in the natural and built environments. As part of their course of study, students will be equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills that will aid them as they go on to obtain degrees in Architecture or Quantity Surveying (QS).
Taylor’s University students will be exposed to specialized modules, real-life simulations, out-of-classroom field and study trip, interaction with working professionals as well as competitions. Upon successful completion, students are eligible to enroll into our degree programmes, creating a seamless transition to obtain an Architecture or Quantity Surveying degree at Taylor’s.
Intakes for the Foundation in Natural & Built Environments programme at Taylor’s University are in January, March and July of each year.
Programme Structure for the Foundation in Natural & Built Environments programme at Taylor’s University
Architecture students at Taylor’s University
Semester 1
Elements of Natural & Built Environments
Creative Thinking Skills
English I
Introduction to the Construction Industry
Elective I
Semester 2
Constructed Landscape
English II
Introduction to Drawing
Elective II
Elective III
X-Space Classroom at Taylor’s University – Promoting Learning Collaboratively, From the Lecturer, Peers and the World
Electives
Semester 1
Business Enterprise
Principle of Economics
Semester 2
Culture & Civilisations
Public Speaking Skills
Semester 3
Introduction to Design
Quantitive Techniques
Professional Recognition
Redefining the Standards of Built Environment Practice
Architecture studio at Taylor’s University
Taylor’s University architecture programmes are accredited by the Board of Architects Malaysia, or Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia (LAM), making us the first private university with this recognition. Our programme meets the requirements of LAM, ensuring that graduates are eligible for an exemption from the LAM Part 1 Examination, easing their pathway to becoming Graduate Architects with the board.
The Quantity Surveying (QS) programme at Taylor’s University is also acknowledged and accredited by leading international boards, including the Board of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia (BQSM), Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors (PAQS). The RICS and PAQS accreditations place our QS graduates on par with international standards, meeting the requirements for professional surveyors from over 140 countries. Taylor’s University graduates will also gain automatic membership to BQSM upon graduation.
Taylor’s University programmes meet the rigorous standards of these professional accreditation boards, due to our stringent entry requirements, comprehensive curriculum, students’ work and achievements, as well as the qualified teaching faculty.
Board Of Architects Malaysia Or Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia (LAM)
The Board of Architects Malaysia or Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia (LAM) is the Malaysian statutory authority responsible for the enforcement of the Architects Act. The Board has many roles and functions, one of them is to accredit architectural programmes offered in Malaysia.
Board Of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia (BQSM)
Board of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia (BQSM) is a statutory body, governing the quantity surveying profession and promoting the growth of the quantity surveying profession through regulation and continuous professional development.
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is the world’s leading professional body for qualifications and standards in property, land and construction. RICS memberships offer a global passport to professional opportunities to more than 140 countries.
The Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors (PAQS)
The Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors (PAQS) is an international association of national organisations representing quantity surveyors in the Asia and Western Pacific region. One of the main roles of PAQS is to promote best practices of quantity surveying in the region.
Designing Functional Legacies at Taylor’s University
At SABD,Taylor’s University goal is to elevate our research centre, The Center for Modern Architecture Studies in Southeast Asia (MASSA), into a renowned research centre in Southeast Asia.
We intend to address the urgent need to include modern architecture as part of the architectural heritage in Southeast Asia, thus aiding the process of planning settlements and designing buildings that are suited to the context and continuity of the cultures of Southeast Asia.
As part of our initiatives to document our heritage, the students visited Kampung Cina, Kuala Terengganu, to examine the site and produce detailed drawings. These drawings were subsequently used to restore a temple to its former glory, after it was partly ruined in a fire.
Other research projects undertaken by our students include:
Modern Architecture Kuala Lumpur Series featuring Masjid Negara, Muzium Negara, Stadium Negara, Stadium Chin Woo and British Council
The Inventory of Sungai Buloh Leprosy Settlements, Selangor
Chapel of St. Francis Institution, Malacca
No. 6, Hereen Street, Bandar Hilir, Malacca
Ho Ann Kiong Temple, Kampung Cina, Kuala Terengganu and many more
Extensive Exposure for School of Architecture, Building & Design Students at Taylor’s University
Site Visits
Students participate in site visits, which teach them how to compose and analyse space, as well as understand the purpose and process of space creation.
Dive Centre, Pulau Redang
Jonker Street, Malacca
Taiping Zoo, Perak
Signal Hill Community Centre, Sabah
Egyptian Tourism, KL
Chew Jetty, Penang
Bentong, Pahang
Cameron Highlands, Pahang
London, Edinburgh & York, United Kingdom
Field Trips
Students undertake educational visits to various places of interest both locally and abroad, including art galleries, historical sites, factories, and more, to gain insights and witness the concept of architecture and design in practice.
Bauhaus International Summer School, Dessau, Germany
London, Edinburgh & York, United Kingdom
Henderson Wave Bridge, Singapore
Gardens by the Bay, Singapore
Royal Selangor Visitor Centre, Selangor
Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Selangor
Rimbun Dahan, Selangor
Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan
Photovoltaic (PV) System Manufacturing Factory, Pahang
Morib Sand Castle Building Competition
Technical Visits
On-site technical visits provide the opportunity for students to understand construction methodologies, as well as project management concepts, tools and techniques.
Morib Sand Castle Building Competition
Kelana-Subang Elevated Highway Link
The Pinnacle Sunway Site Visit
Professional Networks
Students have the opportunity to participate in annual gatherings organised by PAM, RICS and RISM providing students networking opportunities among peers and industry experts and a platform for exchange and discussion of current issues, best practices, trends and challenges.
PAM Architecture Student Workshop
RICS-RISM International Undergraduate Student Conference
Royal Institution of Surveyors Malaysia (RISM) QS Jamboree
We provide various platforms for students to compete, showcase and highlight their work, at national and international levels enabling them to benchmark their work against peers and professionals alike.
During the course of their studies, students have the opportunity to travel and explore new surroundings, to enhance their perception of cultures, languages, design ideas and construction techniques. These travel experiences provide students with first-hand insight into environments and understand how they influence the built environment.
New York, USA
Barcelona, Spain
Amsterdam, Netherland
Rome, Italy
Moscow & Saint Petersburg, Russia
Istanbul, Turkey
Petra, Jordan
Cairo, Egypt
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Nepal, India
Agra, India
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Beijing, Shanghai, Yunnan, China
Seoul, South Korea
Tokyo & Kyoto, Japan
Hanoi, Vietnam
Bangkok, Thailand
Siem Reap, Cambodia
Singapore
Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Bali, Indonesia
Berlin, Germany
Melbourne, Australia
Achievements of the School of Architecture, Building & Design at Taylor’s University
2014
Full Accreditation for both bachelor programmes by Board of Architects Malaysia, Board of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors.
Special Mention Paper – 6th RICS International Surveying Conference for Undergraduates
2013
Honorable Mentions
PAM-Lafarge Architecture Students Competition
Best Contingent Award
2nd Place- Multimedia Competition
3rd Place – Photography Competition Category B
Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) Architecture Student Workshop
7Up Lipton Ice Tea Natural Arts Campus Design Challenge
2nd Place
Cool Art Competition organised by Goethe Institute Malaysia
3rd Place
Wharf Hoarding Design Competition 2011 organised by Bolton
2010
Champion, Penang Eco Retreat Student Ideas Competition organised by Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) and the Green Building Index
2009
Champion, SBC Corporation Berhad / Taylor’s Architectural Design Award
2008
1st Place – Booth Design Competition
2nd Place – Student 1 Day Competition
Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) Student Exhibition
Winner – Best Female Participant
2nd Place – Multimedia Competition
2nd Place – Sketch Competition
2nd Place – Fashion Design Competition
Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) Architecture Student Workshop
2007
2nd Place – Booth Design Competition
Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) Student Exhibition
Champion
SBC Corporation Berhad / Taylor’s Architectural Design Award 2007
Leveraged Networking for School of Architecture, Building & Design Students at Taylor’s University
Industry Advisory Panel
The Industry Advisory Panel (IAP) consists of leading professionals and industry experts, who work closely with the School to ensure that the curriculum offered is up-to-date and relevant with current industry practices and requirements. The IAP also assists in providing students with industry placements and career opportunities.
Conferences
Conferences serve as a platform for faculty members and students to network and gain insight into the latest industry developments and best practices.
Workshops
These interactive platforms are an opportunity for students to showcase and present their work every semester, to a panel of industry members and academics from different backgrounds. Through the panel’s objective and valuable feedback, students are able to improve their quality of work or approach.
SABD Lecture Series
Organised throughout the academic year, the SABD Lecture Series provides students with valuable exposure to the industry, equipping them with the understanding of current developments and issues that may impact their future practices. Students get the opportunity to engage in lively discussions and presentations with well-known and respected industry professionals from both the architecture and quantity surveying fields.
Architecture
The Traditional Architectural Culture of Tibet
Xu Zongwei
Architectural Society of China (ASC)
Platforms and Displacements as Design Strategies
John Sergeant
Architect
Workplace: The New Paradigm (Point 92)
Huat Lim
Managing Director, ZLG Sdn Bhd
The Architecture of Daniel Liebeskind: Berlin and New York
John Stevenson
Head of Design (Architecture), Department of Architecture
Oxford Brookes University
The Construction Chemical Industry in Malaysia
Syed Nur Azman Bin Syed Mustaffa
Associate Professor, Malaysia University of Science & Technology
Design
Kevin Mark Low
Founder, Small Projects
Chandigarh: The Modernistic Experiment in Architecture and Town Planning
Ar. Sangeet Sharma
Partner Architect, SD Sharma & Associates
Recent Works + Thoughts
Nini Andrade Silva
Architect, The Atelier of Architecture & Interior Design
Design Process
Karsten Vollmer
Partner, Foster + Partners
Quantity Surveying
BIM Applications in a Malaysian Company
Yap Yoke Wan
Enterprise Architect, Brunsfield Group
Role of Quantity Surveyor in the Project
Vincent Tan
Contract Manager in Pembinaan Megah Ikhlas Sdn Bhd
Professional Practice: Variation Order
Sr. Lee Wing Tey
Registered Quantity Surveyor
The Winds of Change
Sr. Eddie Wong
Director, Perdana Juruukur Bahan (Quantity Surveyors)
So You Want to be a Professional Quantity Surveyor?
Sr. Wan Maimun Wan Abdullah
Director, Khalid Ahmad Architects
State-of-the-Art Facilities at Taylors University
Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus encompasses a modern, functional design with state-of-the-art facilities together with lush greenery and its trademark 5.5 acre lake
Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus encompasses a modern, functional design with state-of-the-art facilities together with lush greenery and its trademark 5.5 acre lake; striking a balance between form and function to embody Taylor’s University’s modern approach and perspective in premium education with an approach to holistic growth outside the classroom.
Surrounding the serene lake are buildings that house the academic wings and the commercial annexe that comprise of wide and spacious corridors, pleasing and rich landscapes and all in all, a sustainable and conducive environment for education. Besides, being visually comforting and naturally soothing, the overall design also enhances the air quality, both indoor and outdoor.
Taylor’s provides the necessary conducive environment for learning and development, to complement our quality academic programmes. Our campuses provide students with a comprehensive list of features and facilities to cater to our students’ learning needs and comfort during their years at Taylors University.
Service Facilities at Taylors University
Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus
Career Services Centre
Computer Labs
Counselling and Psychological Services Centre
Experimental Theatre
Lecture Theatres
Library
Sick Bay
Sports and Recreation Centre
Student Life Centre
The Grand Hall
U-Residence
UniGym
Service Facilities: Career Services Centre
This centre provides students with reference materials and information about occupations, corporations and career opportunities.
Computer Labs
For computer practical classes. Each lab has an average of 33 computers.
Library
1300-seater 4-storey library to suit students’ individual learning styles. The library is equipped with 24/7 study areas, discussion rooms, multimedia rooms, theatrette, computers, printing & photocopying facilities.
Sick Bay
U-Residence
Residence for students living on campus.
Sports and Recreation Centre
Multi-purpose courts (Futsal, netball, volleyball, basketball, cricket nets, tennis, dodgeball)
Student Life Centre
The Student Life Centre is a purpose driven centre devoted to provide a platform for Student Leaders and the student communities as a whole to engage in creative thinking, brainstorming of new ideas and implement the execution of these ideas.
The Centre features Discussion Hubs, a meeting room, independent study area and a Mini Events Zone. It is also where the TU Student Council office, Community Service Initiatives Volunteers office and International Student Services Centre are located.
The Grand Hall
1000-seater hall designed for campus events and activities such as convocations, examinations, exhibitions and gala dinners; as well as sports activities.
Lecture Theatres
Lectures and events are conducted in the hall which can seat up to 300 people.
Experimental Theatre
Suitable for stage performances (dramas and plays) and can be used for practice sessions. Equipped with stage, hi-tech acoustics and lighting systems. Seats surround the stage, providing a 360 degree view of performance.
UniGym
Counseling and Psychological Services Centre
A centre for students, staff and parents to receive counselling on various emotion related issues.
ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
On Campus (U Residence @ Lakeside Campus)
Located in Taylor’s University, Lakeside Campus
This 6-storey building has 890 beds, 126 apartment units and 116 en-suites, all tastefully furnished
24-hour multi-level security
Resident housemaster
Onsite maintenance support
Housekeeping services
Recreational areas
Learning spaces
Shuttle bus services
Off-Campus (Various Locations)
Units are located within the vicinity of the campuses
24-hour security
Onsite maintenance support
Housekeeping services
EduSpiral Consultant Services- Your Personal Online Education Advisor
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wide range of choices for students to choose from. These colleges and universities offer value for money in the quality of education and excellent facilities that you get.
These universities and colleges are chosen by EduSpiral because they represent the best in their fields in Malaysia and affordable. EduSpiral provides in-depth information and counseling on their courses so that students are able to make the right choice.
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Best Foundation Programmes in Malaysia at Top Private Universities & Colleges
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The Foundation programme is a passport to the undergraduate degrees offered at top private universities in Malaysia. Generally, the modules offered are specifically tailored for direct progression to the particular university’s undergraduate programmes. Assessment for Foundation programmes in Malaysia will vary from university to university. It will contain a mix of coursework, assignments, quizzes and exams.
Top private universities in Malaysia, have developed their own internal university foundation programmes. The curriculum and examination of the Foundation programmes are set by the local private colleges & universities, following the quality criteria set by the Ministry of Higher Education and quality assurance agency, Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA). These Foundation courses are accredited by the Malaysia Qualification Agency (MQA) and recognised by the university’s respective foreign partner universities.
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Best Foundation Programmes in Malaysia at Leading Private Universities & Colleges
My mum contacted EduSpiral and he gave me in-depth information on the courses & universities. He arranged for us to tour the universities to help me make the right choice. Bryan Yap, Foundation in Business (Actuarial Science) at Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
If you are not sure of which degree you plan to take then go for the Foundation in Science where it allows you to enter into any science-related or arts-related degree courses. The Foundation in Arts will allow students to choose from only arts-based degree programmes.
Best Foundation Programmes in Malaysia at Leading Private Universities & Colleges
We didn’t know that First City University College had won many awards for Interior Design until EduSpiral showed us the awards. The “famous” college that we had planned to join hadn’t even won any awards in interior design. Zhi Yih & Chin Xien, Foundation in Design at First City University College
Our mum asked us to talk to EduSpiral as we did not know what to study. EduSpiral had helped our older sister before. He met us at Taylor’s, talked to us and then gave us a tour. Gan twins, Foundation in Arts at Taylor’s University
Study Foundation at Top Private Universities & Colleges in Malaysia
My mum contacted EduSpiral to help advise me on which course & university to choose as I was quite confused. He took us to visit the universities & helped guide me to make the right choice. Bryan Yap, Foundation in Business at Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
Our mum asked us to talk to EduSpiral as we did not know what to study. EduSpiral had helped our older sister before. He met us at Taylor’s, talked to us and then gave us a tour. Gan twins, Foundation in Arts at Taylor’s University
Most students choose the STPM because of financial difficulties which is a valid reason. However, if your parents can afford or if they can sacrifice, it is better to go for the Foundation programme at private universities in Malaysia. In the article below, we will discuss in detail the advantages and disadvantages of taking the STPM and why you should take the Foundation programme.
Malaysian private universities have been preparing students for study in top universities worldwide since the 1970s therefore they have the necessary experience to ensure quality for the Foundation programmes are adhered to.
You will get the chance to study a variety of subject areas in the Foundation Programme. This will not only
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give you an idea of what subject you may like to progress on to, but also to develop the valuable learning skills necessary for pursue a degree. A Foundation Programme in Malaysia can be 2 semesters with 6 months each semester or 3 semesters with 4 months each semester.
If you are still not sure of what to study for your degree, the Foundation programme is a good choice and is shorter in duration than the STPM or A-Levels and less difficult.
Duration: 1 year
Entry Requirements: Min. 5 credits, inclusive of Maths and 2 pure Science subjects for Foundation in Science or Engineering. For IT, you must have a credit in Maths. Other courses just require 5 credits. For Medicine and Pharmacy, Min. 5B in Maths, Additional Maths, Chemistry, Biology and Physics but will vary from university to university.
Recognition: Mostly in Malaysia and some overseas. As long as the Foundation course is accredited by MQA, it will be accepted by another private university for entry into the relevant degree programme.
Assessment for Foundation programmes in Malaysia will vary from university to university. It will contain a mix of coursework, assignments, quizzes and exams.
The coursework could cover different assessment tasks such as projects, assignments, laboratory work,
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presentations, tests, and others as assigned throughout each semester. The final examination is conducted at the end of each semester. The assessments are subject to quality assurance procedures to maintain high standards and ensuring fair assessment.
Unlike the external pre-university programmes in Malaysia which focus on more general Science and Art-based subjects, the Foundation programmes for private universities provide specialisation in specific areas of study such as business, computer & IT, or engineering, and hence, cater to the specific needs of different students.
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Science offered by the private universities. Foundation in Science programmes can lead to engineering, pharmacy, medicine, applied sciences, health sciences and other arts related degree programmes. The Foundation in Arts programme can lead to accounting, business, computing, architecture, design, and other arts related courses. After completing the Foundation in Science students have the choice to choose sciences or arts related degree programmes.
The Foundation programmes at Taylor’s University, HELP University and UCSI University are recognised by some top universities in Australia, UK and New Zealand for entry into their degree programmes. Asia Pacific University is the only private university in Malaysia where all students will study the same subjects for the first semester and then when they figure out which course suits them, they choose the stream for their second and final semester.
Students should choose Foundation programmes from prominent and established universities such as the ones listed below:
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The Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Fashion Design with Marketing programme at UCSI University combines 75% ‘hands-on’ skills directed towards fashion design, illustration, textiles, pattern cutting and garment construction, and 25% marketing skills. This is designed to enable the student to experiment with original design concepts and equip them with market intelligence skills. They will be able to communicate, brand and focus their designs towards identified markets. This ultimately will facilitate multiple career opportunities within the fashion industry.
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The fashion industry now goes beyond its’ traditional associations. Style, culture and self-expression prevail in every facet of daily life. The global fashion market demands more strategic planning, innovations, better product designs and inventive marketing concepts.
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The Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Fashion Design with Marketing course at UCSI University is designed to prepare graduates to meet these demands. Throughout this course, students will experience the ‘workings’ of the world of fashion design, from concept to manufacturing, and the branding and marketing of the end product.
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Models – dressed in designs by UCSI University’s junior fashion students – sashaying down an aisle in the National Textile Museum during the graduation fashion show
The Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Fashion Design with Marketing programme at UCSI University combines 75% ‘hands-on’ skills directed towards fashion design, illustration, textiles, pattern cutting and garment construction, and 25% marketing skills. This is designed to enable the student to experiment with original design concepts and equip them with market intelligence skills. They will be able to communicate, brand and focus their designs towards identified markets. This ultimately will facilitate multiple career opportunities within the fashion industry.
The Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Fashion Design with Marketing graduate at UCSI University will be a versatile fashion specialist with the ability to professionally:
Apply logical, critical and creative thinking to a range of problems
Commit to ethical action and social responsibility
Communicate effectively
Apply an international perspective to their profession
Demonstrate a practical, strategic and operational understanding of the discipline as a whole
Assessments for the Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Fashion Design with Marketing at UCSI University
The fashion student at UCSI University will be involved in creating their own signature collection including research, designing, patterning, sourcing of fabrics, manufacturing, branding and promoting. These final collections will be showcased in the Degree Graduation Fashion Show. Fashion industry associates will be invited to attend and view students’ work, with view to providing opportunities for immediate employment.
Foundation in Arts Subjects for to enter the Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Fashion Design with Marketing programme at UCSI University
Facilities available for the Fashion & Marketing design students at UCSI University
Foundation Compulsory Art and Design courses
Colour
Drawing
Painting
Basic Typography
Introduction to Computer Graphics
Principles Of Design
Other courses
Writing for Academic Purposes
Office Application
Film & Arts Appreciation
Human Communication
Computing Essential
Year 1 Subjects for the Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Fashion Design with Marketing programme at UCSI University
The model, showing off Bishrel Byambajav’s winning collection at UCSI University’s Fashion Showcase
Fashion Illustration and Design Communication
Garment Construction and Fashion Sewing
Art History
Visual Communication
Life Drawing
Integrated Marketing Communication in Fashion
History of Fashion
Creative Cutting
Design Development and Portfolio
Extra-curricular Learning Experiences 1 (MPU-U4)
University Life (MPU-U2)
Fundamentals of Management
Fundamentals of Marketing
Co-operative Placement 1
Year 2 Subjects for the Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Fashion Design with Marketing programme at UCSI University
Facilities available for the Fashion & Marketing design students at UCSI University
Customer Communication
Fabric and Functions
Industry Brief 1 – Production and Realisation
Industry Brief 1 – Research and Design Presentation
Extra-curricular Learning Experiences 2 (MPU-U4)
Business Modeling with Spreadsheet
Entrepreneurship
Industry Brief 2 – Production and Realisation
Industry Brief 2 – Research and Design Presentation
Sculpting with Fabric
Comparative Religion (MPU-U3)
Co-operative Placement 2
Year 3 Subjects for the Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Fashion Design with Marketing programme at UCSI University
UCSI University Fashion with Marketing degree students, Sepideh Zandieh, Hannah Wanjuhi Waihumbu and Bishrel Byambajav with their collections.
Fashion Retailing
Creative Fashion Presentations
Industrial Design and Manufacture
Final Major Project – Research, Idea Development and Rationale
Men’s Wear – Tailoring Manufacture and Styling
Extra-curricular Learning Experiences 3 (MPU-U4)
Fashion Show Production – Collaborative Project
Corsetry Construction Techniques
Final Major Project – Portfolio and Dissertation
The Digital Fashion Image
Final Major Project – Realisation and Manufacture
Co-operative Placement 3
Career Opportunities for the Fashion Design with Marketing Graduates from UCSI University
The library & computer labs are located inside the Learning Resource Centre at UCSI University
Career opportunities in the world of fashion are manifold and growing. It is a huge, exciting and glamorous industry with enticing monetary rewards.
Graduates will find employment opportunities as:
Pattern Cutters
Fashion Buyers
Pattern Graders
Specialist Cutters
Fashion Designers
Fashion Entrepreneurs
Fashion Merchandisers
Bespoke / Production Tailors
Apparel / Garment Production Managers
De Institute of Creative Arts and Design at UCSI University
There are many computer labs available on campus for easy access
UCSI University’s De Institute of Creative Arts & Design – or better known by its acronym ICAD – is where the “magic” begins.
Catering to the needs of creative industries, ICAD offers unique art and design programmes that seek to equip students with fundamental knowledge, creativity and competencies needed in today’s dynamic marketplace. Under the tutelage of experienced academics, students are schooled in industry know-how and continue to hone their creative expression.
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UCSI University is a vibrant community of learning and scholarship. With more than 10,000 students from 80 different countries, the University stands out as a melting pot of diversity and learners will supplement their pursuit of knowledge with a keen sense of cultural appreciation – a vital trait in today’s borderless world.
As one of Malaysia’s first private universities,UCSI University has long impacted the national higher education landscape and the University continues to do so with its wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
UCSI University is ranked in the Top 300 Universities in Asia in 2015 by the renown QS University Rankings. UCSI University is ranked as Excellent or Tier 5 in the SETARA 2013 rating system by MQA.
The University’s academic staff are at the forefront of their disciplines and their views are highly sought after on major issues; from business to political science.
Many of their academics have extensive experience working overseas and some play advisory roles in public bodies and various committees. By bringing their experiences into the classroom, UCSI’s academics cater to an exhilarating learning environment and learners will thrive as they balance academic mastery with industrial application.
Since its inception in 1986, UCSI University has been committed to further the discovery and celebration of knowledge.
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With its innovative academic curriculum, UCSI University students also enjoy the unique benefits of its Co-Operative Education Training Programme (Co-Op) that enhances their employability by integrating classroom learning with workplace training in Co-Op employer organisations.
Completing two months’ work experience for every study year, a UCSI University student would have six to eight months’ work experience to stand ready for full-time employment upon their graduation. Currently, UCSI University has more than 1,000 employer organisations registered as heir Co-Op employers. With the number rising annually, these partnerships create job opportunities for students to be job-ready upon their graduation.
State-of-the-Art Facilities at UCSI University
Situated on a 19-acre piece of land, the Campus is located in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur with convenient access to numerous
Chemistry lab at UCSI University
facilities including banks, restaurants, transportation services, entertainment, and accommodation. Fully wireless, it is equipped with the latest cutting-edge technology to access the world of e-learning and e-resources.
Housing 7 different blocks, the Campus includes the Student Centre (Menara Gading), the Resource Centre, the Academic Blocks and Residential Halls to comfortably accommodate a student population of more than 15000.
Sporting facilities in this Campus include: basketball, badminton and squash courts, as well as a gymnasium, a football field, and a swimming pool.
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The Campus faculty-centric facilities include: the Anatomy & Pathology Museum, Clinical Skills Laboratories, Petrochemical
UCSI students playing basketball at the Multipurpose Hall with the Gym in the background.
Laboratory, Physiology & Pharmacology Laboratory, Molecular Biology Laboratory, and Microbiology Laboratory, fashion design workshops, Psychology Laboratory, as well as drafting and design studios.
The University is also constantly working with the industry to set up specialised labs which ensure students are updated with the latest industrial practices. Currently, the University has established laboratories jointly with National Instruments and RICOH under the School of Engineering and the School of Information Technology, respectively.
Due to its rapid expansion, an additional 48-storey building will be built on the existing Campus that will include a 5-Star hotel, twelve floors of parking bays and hostel accommodations for UCSI University students, administrative offices, restaurants, a ballroom and also a clubhouse.
Sports Facilities at UCSI University
Students get value for money at UCSI University with access to excellent sports facilities
Badminton Courts
Basketball Courts
Football Field
Futsal Court
Gymnasium
Pool Tables
Squash Courts
Swimming Pool
Table Tennis
Volleyball Court
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Choosing a university to study in Malaysia for your Foundation Course is one of the most important decisions you will make in your life. Your decision will be influenced by many criteria such as the reputation & ranking of the university, accreditation of its courses, the suitability of the course against your academic results and career goals, tuition fees, quality of lecturers, facilities, friends & family, and more.
The Foundation programme is a passport to the architecture undergraduate degrees offered at top private universities in Malaysia. Generally, the modules offered are specifically tailored for direct progression to the particular university’s architecture degree programmes. Assessment for Foundation programmes in Malaysia will vary from university to university. It will contain a mix of coursework, assignments, quizzes and exams.
Top private universities in Malaysia, have developed their own internal university foundation programmes. The curriculum and examination of the Foundation programmes are set by the local private colleges & universities, following the quality criteria set by the Ministry of Higher Education and quality assurance agency, Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA). These Foundation courses are accredited by the Malaysia Qualification Agency (MQA) and recognised by the university’s respective foreign partner universities.
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To enter the Foundation leading to architecture degree programmes, students will need to have at least 5 credits in SPM or O-Levels including Maths. Both UCSI University & Taylor’s University are ranked Tier 5 or Excellent in the SETARA 2013 by MQA making them Top private universities in Malaysia. The architecture degree programmes at these universities are accredited by Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia and MQA.
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Students after SPM or O-Levels interested in Actuarial Science & Architecture programmes can choose the Foundation in Arts (Actuarial Science & Architecture) at UCSI University. The Foundation in Arts Programme at UCSI University is one of the most affordable in Malaysia for a top ranked reputable private university.
Students get value for money at UCSI University for the excellent facilities and top rated quality of education. UCSI University is ranked in the Top 300 Universities in Asia in 2015 by the renown QS University Rankings. UCSI University is ranked as Excellent or Tier 5 in the SETARA 2013 rating system by MQA.
The Foundation in Arts (Actuarial Science & Architecture) programme at UCSI University is a full-time three semester intensive foundation course. It encompasses a comprehensive, flexible and dynamic curriculum .
The architecture foundation programme is tailored for students who are confident of their chosen path of studies and are committed to attaining the best preparation for a university degree programme at top ranked UCSI University. Intakes for the Foundation in Arts (Actuarial Science & Architecture) at UCSI University is at January, May and September of each year.
Assessments for the Foundation in Arts (Actuarial Science & Architecture) at UCSI University
Strategically locate in Kuala Lumpur, UCSI University is ranked in the top 300 universities in Asia by QS and Rated Excellent or Tier 5 in the SETARA 2013 by MQA
Integrating both coursework and written examinations, this programme incorporates a practice-oriented approach and furnishes students with relevant interesting, stimulating and hands-on experience via a variety of teaching methods and practical exercises.
Different dynamic learning processes are employed in the delivery of this programme including lectures, tutorials, computer lab work, team-based projects, real-life system developments, presentations and independent projects, to name a few, supervised by both university lecturers and industry experts alike.
Entry Requirements into the Foundation in Arts (Architecture) Programme at UCSI University
Qualifications
Academic Requirements
SPM / O-Levels
5 credits (inclusive of Math for IT/Architecture pathway)
UEC
3 credits (inclusive of Math for IT/Architecture pathway)
Other Year 11 equivalent
Overall average score of 60%
Other Year 12 equivalent
Overall average score of 50%
English Language
A distinction (A+,A or A-) in English Language course at SPM/UEC level; or MUET Band 5; or a score of 213 (computer-based) / 550 (written-based) / 80 (internet-based) in TOEFL; or Band 5.5 in IELTS. Additional English course(s) must be taken at UCSI University concurrently with undergraduate programme if English Language requirements are not fulfilled.
NoteSPM Credits – A+ – C
UEC Credits – A1 – B6
‘O’ Levels Credits – A – C
Programme Structure for the Foundation in Arts (Actuarial Science & Architecture) at UCSI University
Common Subjects for All Students Entering into the Foundation for Semester One
Students learn from qualified & experienced lecturers at UCSI University
Accounting Practice*
Economics*
Office Application*
Intro to Marketing*
Writing for Academic Purposes*
Positive Psychology*
After completing the Common Subjects at UCSI University, students can take the subjects from the following 3 streams depending on which degree you are interested in. You can choose from the following:
Management & IT (FDPMT)
Actuarial Science & Architecture (FDPAA)
Mass Comm , Psychology, ELC & Design (FDPSS)
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Foundation in Arts Subjects Leading to Actuarial Science & Architecture (FDPAA) Degree Programmes
Introduction to Business
Calculus
Algebra & Trigonometry
Intro to Probability & Statistics
Fundamentals of Mathematics
Elective Courses for the Foundation in Arts Programme at UCSI University
All students must take any 3 of the 5 elective courses below during their Foundation studies
Intro to Malaysian Studies
Intro to Moral Studies
Fundamentals of Speech & Oral Communication
Fundamentals of Computer Graphics
Architectural Communication
Foundation in Arts Entry into Year One of UCSI University Degree Programmes
After completing the Foundation in Arts Programme, students can enter into any of the degree programmes offered at UCSI University.
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countries, the University stands out as a melting pot of diversity and learners will supplement their pursuit of knowledge with a keen sense of cultural appreciation – a vital trait in today’s borderless world.
As one of Malaysia’s first private universities,UCSI University has long impacted the national higher education landscape and the University continues to do so with its wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
UCSI University is ranked in the Top 300 Universities in Asia in 2015 by the renown QS University Rankings. UCSI University is ranked as Excellent or Tier 5 in the SETARA 2013 rating system by MQA.
The University’s academic staff are at the forefront of their disciplines and their views are highly sought after on major issues; from business to political science.
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Top Foundation in Natural & Built Environments in Malaysia at Taylor’s University
Carpentry Workshop for interior architecture students at Taylor’s University School of Design
Taylor’s University offers an excellent environment for tertiary studies in Malaysia
acknowledged as the best for architecture and quantity survey courses in Malaysia.
Taylor’s University students will be exposed to specialized modules, real-life simulations, out-of-classroom field and study trip, interaction with working professionals as well as competitions. Upon successful completion, students are eligible to enroll into our degree programmes, creating a seamless transition to obtain an Architecture or Quantity Surveying degree at Taylor’s.
Intakes for the Foundation in Natural & Built Environments programme at Taylor’s University are in January, March and July of each year.
Programme Structure for the Foundation in Natural & Built Environments programme at Taylor’s University
Architecture students at Taylor’s University
Semester 1
Elements of Natural & Built Environments
Creative Thinking Skills
English I
Introduction to the Construction Industry
Elective I
Semester 2
Constructed Landscape
English II
Introduction to Drawing
Elective II
Elective III
X-Space Classroom at Taylor’s University – Promoting Learning Collaboratively, From the Lecturer, Peers and the World
Electives
Semester 1
Business Enterprise
Principle of Economics
Semester 2
Culture & Civilisations
Public Speaking Skills
Semester 3
Introduction to Design
Quantitive Techniques
Professional Recognition
Redefining the Standards of Built Environment Practice
Architecture studio at Taylor’s University
Taylor’s University architecture programmes are accredited by the Board of Architects Malaysia, or Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia (LAM), making us the first private university with this recognition. Our programme meets the requirements of LAM, ensuring that graduates are eligible for an exemption from the LAM Part 1 Examination, easing their pathway to becoming Graduate Architects with the board.
The Quantity Surveying (QS) programme at Taylor’s University is also acknowledged and accredited by leading international boards, including the Board of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia (BQSM), Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors (PAQS). The RICS and PAQS accreditations place our QS graduates on par with international standards, meeting the requirements for professional surveyors from over 140 countries. Taylor’s University graduates will also gain automatic membership to BQSM upon graduation.
Taylor’s University programmes meet the rigorous standards of these professional accreditation boards, due to our stringent entry requirements, comprehensive curriculum, students’ work and achievements, as well as the qualified teaching faculty.
Board Of Architects Malaysia Or Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia (LAM)
The Board of Architects Malaysia or Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia (LAM) is the Malaysian statutory authority responsible for the enforcement of the Architects Act. The Board has many roles and functions, one of them is to accredit architectural programmes offered in Malaysia.
Board Of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia (BQSM)
Board of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia (BQSM) is a statutory body, governing the quantity surveying profession and promoting the growth of the quantity surveying profession through regulation and continuous professional development.
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is the world’s leading professional body for qualifications and standards in property, land and construction. RICS memberships offer a global passport to professional opportunities to more than 140 countries.
The Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors (PAQS)
The Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors (PAQS) is an international association of national organisations representing quantity surveyors in the Asia and Western Pacific region. One of the main roles of PAQS is to promote best practices of quantity surveying in the region.
Designing Functional Legacies at Taylor’s University
At SABD,Taylor’s University goal is to elevate our research centre, The Center for Modern Architecture Studies in Southeast Asia (MASSA), into a renowned research centre in Southeast Asia.
We intend to address the urgent need to include modern architecture as part of the architectural heritage in Southeast Asia, thus aiding the process of planning settlements and designing buildings that are suited to the context and continuity of the cultures of Southeast Asia.
As part of our initiatives to document our heritage, the students visited Kampung Cina, Kuala Terengganu, to examine the site and produce detailed drawings. These drawings were subsequently used to restore a temple to its former glory, after it was partly ruined in a fire.
Other research projects undertaken by our students include:
Modern Architecture Kuala Lumpur Series featuring Masjid Negara, Muzium Negara, Stadium Negara, Stadium Chin Woo and British Council
The Inventory of Sungai Buloh Leprosy Settlements, Selangor
Chapel of St. Francis Institution, Malacca
No. 6, Hereen Street, Bandar Hilir, Malacca
Ho Ann Kiong Temple, Kampung Cina, Kuala Terengganu and many more
Achievements of the School of Architecture, Building & Design at Taylor’s University
2014
Full Accreditation for both bachelor programmes by Board of Architects Malaysia, Board of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors.
Special Mention Paper – 6th RICS International Surveying Conference for Undergraduates
2013
Honorable Mentions
PAM-Lafarge Architecture Students Competition
Best Contingent Award
2nd Place- Multimedia Competition
3rd Place – Photography Competition Category B
Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) Architecture Student Workshop
7Up Lipton Ice Tea Natural Arts Campus Design Challenge
2nd Place
Cool Art Competition organised by Goethe Institute Malaysia
3rd Place
Wharf Hoarding Design Competition 2011 organised by Bolton
2010
Champion, Penang Eco Retreat Student Ideas Competition organised by Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) and the Green Building Index
2009
Champion, SBC Corporation Berhad / Taylor’s Architectural Design Award
2008
1st Place – Booth Design Competition
2nd Place – Student 1 Day Competition
Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) Student Exhibition
Winner – Best Female Participant
2nd Place – Multimedia Competition
2nd Place – Sketch Competition
2nd Place – Fashion Design Competition
Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) Architecture Student Workshop
2007
2nd Place – Booth Design Competition
Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) Student Exhibition
Champion
SBC Corporation Berhad / Taylor’s Architectural Design Award 2007
Leveraged Networking for School of Architecture, Building & Design Students at Taylor’s University
Industry Advisory Panel
The Industry Advisory Panel (IAP) consists of leading professionals and industry experts, who work closely with the School to ensure that the curriculum offered is up-to-date and relevant with current industry practices and requirements. The IAP also assists in providing students with industry placements and career opportunities.
Conferences
Conferences serve as a platform for faculty members and students to network and gain insight into the latest industry developments and best practices.
Workshops
These interactive platforms are an opportunity for students to showcase and present their work every semester, to a panel of industry members and academics from different backgrounds. Through the panel’s objective and valuable feedback, students are able to improve their quality of work or approach.
SABD Lecture Series
Organised throughout the academic year, the SABD Lecture Series provides students with valuable exposure to the industry, equipping them with the understanding of current developments and issues that may impact their future practices. Students get the opportunity to engage in lively discussions and presentations with well-known and respected industry professionals from both the architecture and quantity surveying fields.
Architecture
The Traditional Architectural Culture of Tibet
Xu Zongwei
Architectural Society of China (ASC)
Platforms and Displacements as Design Strategies
John Sergeant
Architect
Workplace: The New Paradigm (Point 92)
Huat Lim
Managing Director, ZLG Sdn Bhd
The Architecture of Daniel Liebeskind: Berlin and New York
John Stevenson
Head of Design (Architecture), Department of Architecture
Oxford Brookes University
The Construction Chemical Industry in Malaysia
Syed Nur Azman Bin Syed Mustaffa
Associate Professor, Malaysia University of Science & Technology
Design
Kevin Mark Low
Founder, Small Projects
Chandigarh: The Modernistic Experiment in Architecture and Town Planning
Ar. Sangeet Sharma
Partner Architect, SD Sharma & Associates
Recent Works + Thoughts
Nini Andrade Silva
Architect, The Atelier of Architecture & Interior Design
Design Process
Karsten Vollmer
Partner, Foster + Partners
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