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FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES

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FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCESUCSI University’s Faculty of Applied Sciences provides smarter solutions for a smarter planet. Students and staff drive innovation on a daily basis and their research areas are as impressive as they are diverse. The suitability of local herbs in cancer treatment, the use of jellyfish toxins as therapeutic solutions, and the advancement of biology-based materials science are just a few of the many research endeavours at the Faculty.

This dynamic culture of scientific discovery is driven by the Faculty’s goal to develop effective biology-based technologies for application in everyday life. Nothing is ever taken for granted and each conjecture is thoroughly debated, assessed, tested, and refined. This rigorous commitment to excellence translates into results. The Faculty is making great strides in drug discovery, food and water safety, greater crop yield, cancer treatment, and the curing of diseases, among others, and the trend shows no signs of stopping.

Research is a central theme at the Faculty. Most of its academics are PhD holders who stand out in their respective disciplines. They actively publish in international research journals and you will benefit immensely from their supervision. Additionally, many have worked overseas at leading companies, research facilities and universities. They bring their vast scientific and industry network along with them and the Faculty ups things further by inking strategic tie-ups with some of the industry’s biggest brands, creating opportunities for students and staff. This is the engaging environment you will be stepping into.

You will think like never before. And you will love it as you evolve professionally through a multidisciplinary range of expertise and research. Ultimately, your experience at the Faculty will be rewarding. By learning from – and working alongside – experienced research mentors, you will develop new insights on how science can work for the betterment of all. You will utilise cutting-edge technology during your time here and you can be confident of achieving novel findings based on your mastery of applications. You will draw the smarter correlations as you analyse how biological systems function in response to external agents. And with an industry-acclaimed credential in science, you can be confident that doors will open wherever you go.

OF OUR FACULTY’SACADEMIC STAFF ARE

PHD HOLDERS.

CUTTING EDGE

Aquatic Science lab and equipment.

Malaysia’s leading private hub of scientific study

MULTIPLERESEARCH

GRANTSWON EACH YEAR.

TRACK RECORDOF SUCCESS

ACADEMICS.

SINCE 1999.

INTERNATIONALLYRECOGNISED

IMPRESSIVE

BY STUDENTS.

60%MORE THAN

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Today, she is completing her PhD on full scholarship at the University of Hong Kong’s Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine.

Two-time UCSI Presidential Award winner.

Alumna, BSc (Hons) Biotechnology

KHONG MEI LIstarted with the Foundation in Science.

Foundation in Sciencewith Applied Sciences pathways

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GET THE IDEAL START WITH UCSI’SSPECIALISED FOUNDATION PATHWAYS

If you are a science aficionado, you would probably like to try your hand at some of the following scenarios. Pioneer biotechnological breakthroughs in medicine and drug discovery. Improve crop yield. Harness the ocean’s untapped potential and discover its hidden secrets. Preserve the ecosystem for generations to come.

At UCSI, we have long acknowledged the importance of science. And to provide the ideal start to prodigious students like you, we have introduced our specialised foundation pathways in Applied Sciences to provide you with avenues to specialise from day one of your pre- university studies. On top of easing your transition to degree studies in the future, these pathways in Biotechnology, Aquatic Science, Food Science and Nutrition provide you with an edge as you will be equipped

Benefit from lessons that stimulate and

encourage critical thinking.

Be taught by notable professors from day one.

Enjoy a well-resourcedand supportive

learning environment.

Tailor-made courses that cater to specialised

career pathways.

Utilise exceptionalsubject-specific facilities.

Enjoy strong exposure toindustry trends

and developments.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

SPM: Minimum 5 credits, including one Mathematics and onePure Science subject.

ENGLISH REQUIREMENT

A distinction (A+, A or A-) in English Language course at SPM /UEC level; or MUET Band 5; orTOEFL score of 196 (computer-based) / 525 (written-based) /69-70 (internet-based); orIELTS Band 4.Additional English course(s) must be taken at UCSI University concurrently with the undergraduate programme if English Language requirements are not fulfilled.

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION

with a deeper understanding of your preferred discipline.You will learn from an acclaimed team of academics who have extensive ties with the industry. Many have won accolades for their contributions to science and research and you can look forward to sharing their passion for science. From the classroom to the lab to industry visits, learning is convivial and dynamic. You will enjoy access to state-of-the-art facilities and vast repositories of knowledge. And as you mature to become an independent and critical thinker, you will appreciate how your Foundation studies was the watershed in your pursuit of scientific knowledge.

This is the dynamic environment you can look forward to with the specialised foundation pathways in Applied Sciences. Start focused and raise your aspirations.

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Core Subjects

Food Science and Nutrition

• Food on the Table: The Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Food Processing• Functional Foods in Promoting Good Health• Nutrition for Healthy Living

• Current Topics in Aquaculture

• Genetics: What is in your Gene?• Microbiology: The Big World of Small Things• Forensics : CSI• Innovations in Life

Aquatic Science

Biotechnology and Forensics

• BSc (Hons) Biotechnology

• General Chemistry I• General Chemistry II• General Biology I• General Biology II • General Physics I• Fundamentals of Mathematics• Algebra & Trigonometry• Introduction to Probability and Statistics• Calculus

• BSc (Hons) Aquatic Science

• BSc (Hons) Food Science with Nutrition

• BSc (Hons) Nutrition with Wellness

Core Subjects Special Focus On Bachelor Degrees

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• Introduction to Business• Computing Essentials


START FOCUSED. STAY AHEAD. UCSI’s specialised foundation pathway helps you acquire a much stronger grasp of your chosen field of study while covering the overall reach of a standard foundation programme. Apart from helping you immensely as you progress to degree studies, UCSI’s foundation programme also provides you with an early taste of what the industry expects.

GUIDANCE FROMTHE BESTLearn from a team of acclaimed professors and academics who are at the forefront of their respective disciplines. Work with them, be mentored by them and benefit from their wealth of experience.

Associate Professor Dr Crystale LimHead of Department, BiotechnologyBSc (Hons) Biomedical Sciences (UPM)PhD Molecular Medicine (UPM)Recipient of the L'Oreal-UNESCO 'For Women in Science'National Fellowship 2006

Assistant Professor Dr Pui Liew PhingHead of Department, Food Science with NutritionBSc BiotechnologyMaster of Science (Food Biotechnology)PhD (Food Biotechnology)

Associate Professor Dr Nyam Kar LinHead of Research and Postgraduate StudiesBSc (Hons) Food Science and Technology (UPM)PhD Food Technology (UPM)

Member, AOAC

Professor Dr Mirnalini KandiahProfessorBSc Nutrition (Andhra University, India)MSc Food and Nutrition (Madras University, India)MSc Human Nutrition (London)PhD Nutrition (UM)

Assistant Professor Dr Loh Jiun YanHead of Programme, Aquatic Science andDiploma in Aquaculture with EntrepreneurshipPhD Aquatic Studies and AquacultureMSc Biotechnology/Animal NutritionBASc Fisheries ScienceDip Fisheries

Associate Professor Dr Bimo Ario TejoDeanBSc Chemistry (Indonesia)PhD Biotechnology (UPM)Post doctorate Biochemistry (UPM)Post doctorate Pharmaceutical Chemistry (Kansas)

Assistant Professor Dr Satvinder KaurHead of Programme, Nutrition with WellnessBSc Nutrition and Community Health (UPM),MSc Clinical Nutrition (UKM),PhD Nutritional Epidemiology (USM)

Associate Professor Dr Lionel In Lian Aun Deputy DeanPhD Molecular OncologyMSc BiotechnologyBSc Biotechnology

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As one of the first Biotechnology education providers in the Malaysian private higher education sector, we have numerous strategic tie-ups with some of the world's biggest companies in science. This opens doors for students and staff through technology transfers, internship opportunities, numerous site visits, industry talks on campus, and, of course, job opportunities. Versatility is a hallmark of the programme — as a student of this programme, you will be addressing critical issues in biotechnology through the study of genetic engineering, pharmacology, fermentation technology, among others. You will complement your abiding interests in science with the market sense to translate academic mastery into business opportunities. And with a firm footing in both fields, doors will open wherever you go.

When I received my PhD, I thought to myself — how did I get here? What led me here? I knew that I always loved human genetics but why did I persevere? Having a faculty that inspired me through my formative scientific years at UCSI University helped tremendously! The constant provocation of scientific questions and the development of an analytical mind were the core of what I felt moulded me into pursuing a PhD and being the gene hunter that I am now.

SUBJECT LISTING

Chemistry 1BiologyCalculus & Analytical Geometry for Applied SciencesUniversity Life (MPU-U2)Extra-curricular Learning Experience 1 (MPU-U4)Human PhysiologyChemistry 2MicrobiologyStructural BiochemistryBioinformaticsCo-operative Placement 1

YEAR

Religions in Malaysia (MPU-U3) /Business Law – Malaysian Perspective (MPU-U3)Biochemistry & MetabolismMicrobes & ImmunologyStatistics & Its ApplicationsEntrepreneurship for Applied SciencesExtra-curricular Learning Experience 2 (MPU-U4)Research Methodology, Safety & EthicsPharmacologyMolecular Cell BiologyRecombinant TechnologyEnzyme TechnologyCo-operative Placement 2

1YEAR

2Human Molecular GeneticsEnvironmental Biotechnology & SustainabilityCell & Tissue CultureBiotechnology Research Project 1Extra-curricular Learning Experience 3 (MPU-U4)Fermentation Technology & Downstream ProcessingBiotechnology Research Project 2Bioprocess EngineeringBiotechnology Research Project 3Co-operative Placement 3

Elective (Choose one)Food MicrobiologyFundamentals of MarketingIntroduction to Public Speaking

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Currently a Post-doctoral Research Fellowat Broad Institute / Harvard Medical School

MUTHU KUMAR VEERAPEN

* General Courses (MPU) are compulsory for all students.

• For Malaysian students: Ethnic Relations, Islamic Civilisation and Asian Civilisation

• For foreign students: Malaysian Studies, Communication in Bahasa Melayu 3

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International Degree Pathway* • Northumbria University (1+2) BSc (Hons) Biotechnology • University of Queensland (1+3) B Biomedical Science (Hons) • University of Queensland (1.5+2.5) B Biotechnology (Hons) Major: Microbial Biotechnology / Molecular

Biotechnology • University of Queensland (1.5+1.5) B Science Major: Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

*Terms and conditions apply.

• University of Queensland (1.5+1.5) B Science Major: Biomedical Science / Ecology / Genetics /

Marine Science / Microbiology / Plant Science / Zoology • University of Queensland (1+2) B Science Major: Marine Biology • University of the West of England, Bristol (2+1) BSc (Hons) Biological Science • University of the West of England, Bristol (1+2) BSc (Hons) Forensic Science

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International Degree Pathway* • Deakin University (1+2) B Food & Nutrition Science • Northumbria University (1+2) BSc (Hons) Food Science & Nutrition • Northumbria University (1+2) BSc (Hons) Human Nutrition • QUT (Queensland University of Technology) (1.5+3) B Nutrition & Dietetics

BSc (Hons) Food ScienceWith Nutrition

UCSI runs the most established food science programme in Malaysia – that’s why I’m here. And it’s one of the best decisions I ever made. I learned so much here and I benefited from the industry experience the university provides.I want to use my knowledge to help underprivileged people in the future and I’m certainly at the right place to help me achieve my goals.

SUBJECT LISTING

Extra-curricular Learning Experience 1 (MPU-U4)Chemistry 1Calculus & Analytical Geometry for Applied SciencesHuman PhysiologyUniversity Life (MPU-U2)Chemistry 2Structural BiochemistryStatistics & its ApplicationsMicrobiologyPrinciples of NutritionBiochemistry & MetabolismCo-operative Placement 1

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Extra-curricular Learning Experience 2 (MPU-U4)Malaysian Experiential Tourism /Malaysian Ethnic Food /Food ChemistryLifespan NutritionFundamentals of Food EngineeringEntrepreneurship for Applied SciencesAnalytical ChemistryFood Processing and PackagingFood MicrobiologyHalal and Food LegislationResearch Methodology, Safety and EthicsBusiness Law - Malaysian Perspectives andReligions in Malaysia (MPU-U3)Co-operative Placement 2

Free elective courses (select one)Fundamentals of MarketingIntroduction to Public SpeakingIntroduction to Internet Technologies

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Extra-curricular Learning Experience 3 (MPU-U4)Food Safety & Quality SystemNutritional AssessmentFood CommoditiesFood Science & Nutrition Research Project 1Nutrition & Chronic DiseasesFood Science & Nutrition Research Project 2Nutrition in Exercise & Physical ActivityProduct Development & Sensory EvaluationFood Science & Nutrition Research Project 3Co-operative Placement 3

Professional elective courses (select one)Enzyme TechnologyFermentation Technology & Downstream ProcessingNutrition & Functional FoodNutrition, Food & Society

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Valedictorian with first-class honours, Class of 2016Currently working as a medical sales representativewith Mead Johnson

CHARIS WONG YI HUEY

DID YOU KNOW?

Our faculty has been offering a credit transfer programme overseas since 1999, and our Food Science with Nutrition students have been on the dean's list at The University of Queensland, Australia, for four years since 2009.




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Through our dynamic Food Science with Nutrition degree programme, you will explore the secret science behind food production, development and safety while you develop the research skills to enable you to pursue an exciting career within the food manufacturing industry, research institutes, government, and consumer organisations. As the market leader of Food Science studies in Malaysia, you will be able to utilise the latest practices in the industry and experience first-hand how technology affects food production and flavour delivery. You will enjoy avenues to create new food products and market them. And with a sound understanding of food safety, nutrition and legislation, you can rest assured that your future endeavours will change lives.

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• QUT (Queensland University of Technology) (1.5+2) B Nutrition Science • University of Otago (1+2 / 1.5+1.5) BSc (Food Science) • University of Queensland (1+3) B Food Technology (Honours) • University of Queensland (1.5+1.5) B Science Major: Food Science & Nutrition / Food Science

BSc (Hons) NutritionWith Wellness

If you are passionate about food, eager to explore how it affects the health of the individual and the nation, and curious to discover how diet can be used in the treatment of disease, our Nutrition with Wellness programme is for you. You will broaden your knowledge through a broad range of courses that underpin nutritional sciences. Our programme has an active application across a range of health and professional industries and will equip you with the knowledge, skills and expertise required to excel in this fascinating field. So whether your future lies in the nutrition and wellness, health and fitness advisory, health food and supplement sales and marketing, health education or government policy, you can rest assured that you will inspire confidence.

When UCSI announced the new Nutrition with Wellness course, I jumped straight into it, knowing that this opportunity would be a good stepping stone to fulfil my wish of becoming a nutritionist. It was one of the best decisions I have ever made. Not only did I gained a lot from this programme, it also gave me the platform to apply what I have learned by providing access to healthcare services to the underserved community.

Co-Founder of Hands of HopeMade the Dean’s Honours List two times

TANASHA AZALEA SUHANDANI

SUBJECT LISTING

Nutritional AssessmentSeminar: Current Topics in Nutrition and WellnessNutrition for the AdultNutrition Counselling and EducationHealth PsychologyNutrition and Non-communicable Chronic DiseasesComplementary and Alternative Therapies in WellnessCommunity Wellness ProjectResearch MethodsCo-Operative Placement 3Extra-curricular Learning Experience 3 (MPU-U4)

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3Nutrition for Healthy AgingPrinciples of Health and Wellness CoachingFitness and WellnessFinal Year Project Paper (1)Final Year Project Paper (2)Final Year Project Paper (3)Co-Operative Placement 4

Free elective modules (select any two)E-MarketingOne-to-One MarketingHalal and Food LegislationIntroduction to Public Speaking

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Lifespan NutritionFood Composition and AnalysisNutrition and Functional FoodNutrition, Food and SocietyNutrition and MetabolismNutrition for the Child and AdolescentHealth and Wellness PromotionEntrepreneurship for Applied ScienceBiostatistics for Applied SciencesMalaysian Experiential Tourism / Malaysian Ethnic Food /Business Law – Malaysian Perspective (MPU-U3)Co-Operative Placement 2Extra-curricular Learning Experience 2 (MPU-U4)

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Chemistry 1Human PhysiologyPrinciples of NutritionMicrobiologyFundamentals of MarketingStructural BiochemistryIntroductory Health and WellnessUniversity Life (MPU-U2)Co-Operative Placement 1Extra-curricular Learning Experience 1 (MPU-U4)

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DID YOU KNOW?

UCSI's Nutrition with Wellness programme is one of the most competitively priced programmes in the market and certainly among other health and wellness programmes.


DID YOU KNOW?

UCSI University is the first private university in Malaysia to offer a degree that covers the study of both freshwater and marine ecosystems.

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Water covers more than 70% of the earth's surface. It is home to millions of aquatic species. And most importantly, it sustains human life. An invaluable resource must be managed responsibly and this programme was launched on this very basis. Addressing crucial issues in the aquatic ecosystem, the programme equips students with the know-how to develop solutions for an ever-changing planet.

You can look forward to developing a solid foundation in the basic sciences – analytical chemistry, microbiology, structural chemistry and statistics – before delving into the intensive study of environmental monitoring and assessment, aquatic biodiversity and taxonomy, principles in aquatic pollution and toxicology, among many others. You will also enjoy two different avenues of specialisation in your final year where you will opt for Aquatic Health and Management or Seafood Processing and Safety. Research is also an important component of the programme and you will have the opportunity to focus on ecosystem-based management, natural resources management, sustainable aquaculture, as well as impact of modernisation on natural ecosystems.

Define yourself at UCSI and keep the world's most vital resource flowing.

SUBJECT LISTINGExtra-curricular Learning Experience 1BiologyChemistry 1University LifeChemistry 2Structural BiochemistryMicrobiologyAnalytical ChemistryFundamentals of ManagementCooperative Placement 1

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Extra-curricular Learning Experience 2Ecology and SustainabilityBusiness CommunicationEnvironmental Monitoring and AssessmentAquatic Biodiversity and TaxonomyEntrepreneurship for Applied ScienceStatistics and its ApplicationsAquaculture Operation and SystemCurrent Topics in Aquatic ScienceAquatic Pollution and ToxicologyResearch Methodology, Safety and EthicsCooperative Placement 2

MPU-U3 (select one)Malaysian Experiential Tourism (MPU-U3)Malaysian Ethnic Food (MPU-U3)Business Law – Malaysian Perspective (MPU-U3)

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(Choose either Aquatic Health & Management orSeafood Processing and Safety)

Aquatic Health & ManagementExtra-curricular Learning Experience3Aquatic Science Research Project 1Conservation and Management of Aquatic ResourcesMolecular Cell BiologyRecombinant TechnologyAquatic Science Research Project 2Water and Waste-water EngineeringTools for Aquatic Resource ManagementAquatic Diseases and DiagnosticsAquatic Science Research Project 3Cooperative Placement 3

Free elective (select 2)Strategic ManagementSeafood IndustryIntroduction to Internet TechnologiesOperation Management

Seafood Processing and SafetyExtra-curricular Learning Experience 3Aquatic Science Research Project 1Halal and Food LegislationFood ChemistryFood MicrobiologyAquatic Science Research Project 2Seafood IndustryFood Processing and PackagingFood Safety and Quality SystemsProduct Development and Sensory EvaluationAquatic Science Research Project 3Cooperative Placement 3

Free elective (select 2)Strategic ManagementIntroductory AccountingInternet in PracticeOperation Management

YEAR

3



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* General Courses (MPU) are compulsory for all students. Please refer to the last page.


SUBJECT LISTING

• For Malaysian students: Malaysian Studies• For foreign students: Communication in Bahasa Melayu 3

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Fundamentals of ManagementFundamentals of ChemistryIntroduction to Internet TechnologyBusiness Communication for DiplomaExtra-curricular Learning Experience I (MPU-U4)Aquatic Ecosystems and Environmental ManagementAquatic BiologyFundamentals of MicrobiologyBusiness EssentialsIntroduction to Information TechnologyPrinciples of AccountingCooperative Placement 1

YEAR

Entrepreneurship (MPU2)Basic and Practices of MarketingAquaculture Facility Selection and DesignWater Quality and AnalysisExtra-curricular Learning Experience II (MPU4)Malaysian Eco-Tourism /Malaysian Traditional Food (MPU3)Introduction to Biological Research and AnalysisOperational Management for AquacultureAquatic Health and DiseasesManagement of Water SystemsAquatic Biodiversity and ConservationLogistics Business Strategy & PlanningBrood-stock Management for AquacultureCooperative Placement 2

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I enjoy my studies at UCSI and much of this is down to the learning environment at the Faculty. I've always been interested in bioscience and it's great that I can complement this with business studies. The lectures I attend are extremely practical and I'm confident that I will realise my potential here.

Currently reading the Diploma in Aquaculture withEntrepreneurshipState-level judoka (UCSI University Trust Sports Bursary recipient)

YEOH SHENSHEN

Diploma in AquacultureWith EntrepreneurshipN/620/4/0001; 10-2019

Anchored on the scientific understanding of aquatic management, this programme addresses the exploration, improvement and conservation of all freshwater and marine food resources. In ensuring students have an edge after graduation, this programme integrates the scientific aspects of aquaculture with the business aspects thus enabling one to venture into commercial activities such as business and entrepreneurship. You will develop the edge needed to thrive in a booming industry and the know-how to balance commercial benefit and sustainability concerns. And with a credential that inspires confidence, you can look forward to make a pertinent contribution in the industry.

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Since 2009, the Faculty has organised the Wholesome, Original and Well-balanced (W.O.W) Food Fair annually as a platform to showcase innovative food products made by Food Science with Nutrition students. This food fair was further expanded in 2012 by including various aspects of Biotechnology — an industry that was rapidly growing globally, leading to the establishment of the 1st Applied Science Week (ASW). The Faculty's Nutrition with Wellness and Aquatic Science programmes were later incorporated in 2016.

The event features a range of academic-based competitions, fun-filled activities, collaboration with industry players, and talks by distinguished and experienced speakers. Students are given the opportunity to showcase their food and beverage innovations as well as research findings.

Profits generated from the event is channelled to charitable bodies as a form of community support. Previous beneficiaries of our fundraising activities include Special Children Society of Ampang and Yayasan Sunbeams Home, among many others.

LEARNING BEYOND THE CLASSROOMUCSI Applied Science Week

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ACADEMICQUALIFICATIONS

INTAKES: JANUARY, MAY AND SEPTEMBER

BSC (HONS) BIOTECHNOLOGY

UCSI Foundation inScience or equivalent

STPM

A-Levels

CPU

National Matriculation

WAEC

Other qualificationsdeemed equivalent toSTPM/A-Level byMalaysian QualificationsAgency

Diploma/ AdvanceDiploma/ Degree/equivalent

InternationalBaccalaureate (IB)

SAM

Pass with minimum CGPA of 2.00 or Grade C in two (2) subjects inclusive of Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics/Physics, and Pass at SPM level (or equivalent).

Minimum 2 Principals (C) in Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics/Physics, minimum CGPA 2.0 and *Additional Requirement.

BSC (HONS) FOOD SCIENCEWITH NUTRITION

BSC (HONS) NUTRITIONWITH WELLNESS BSC (HONS) AQUATIC SCIENCE

Pass Matriculation/ Pre-University/ STPM programme or equivalent, minimum GPA 2.33 in TWO of the following subjects: Biology, Physics/Mathematics andChemistry

Minimum 2 Principals (C) in Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics/Physics. Minimum CGPA 2.0.

Pass with full passes in two (2) subjects inclusive of Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics/Physics, and Pass at SPM level (or equivalent).

Pass with minimum Grade B in five(5) subjects inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics, and Pass at SPM level (or equivalent).

Minimum 5 credits (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics).

Grade B in FIVE subjects including Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English.

Minimum 5 credits (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics).

Pass with a minimum of 60% inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics, and Pass at SPM level (or equivalent).

Pass with a minimum CGPA of 2.8 inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics, and Pass at SPM level (or equivalent).


Admission: case-by-case basis

Pass with minimum CGPA 2.0 inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics (Admission level: case-by-case basis), and Pass at SPM level (or equivalent).

Pass with a minimum score of 26/42 in 6 subjects inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics, and Pass at SPM level (or equivalent).


* Additional Requirement – Pass minimum 5 credits or equivalent at SPM level (or equivalent), three (3) of which are for the following subjects: 1) Biology 2) Physics 3) Mathematics 4) Chemistry 5) English

Pass with ATAR of 70% including a minimum average of 60% in 5 subjects (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics) and *Additional Requirement.

Pass with ATAR of 60% including a minimum average of 60% in:BiologyChemistryPhysics/Mathematics

Pass with ATAR of 70% including a minimum average of 60% in 5 subjects (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics) and *Additional Requirement.

Minimum 26/42 from 6 subjects.(Minimum scores of 4/7 in Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics).

Minimum 26 in 6 subjects including:BiologyChemistryPhysics/Mathematics

Minimum 26/42 from 6 subjects.(Minimum scores of 4/7 in Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics).

Minimum CGPA 2.0 (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics).(Admission level: case-to-case basis).

Minimum CGPA 2.0 (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics).(Admission level: case-to-case basis).

Minimum CGPA 2.75; or CGPA below 2.75 but above 2.0, with minimum of 3 years (36 months) working experience in the same field.

Minimum average of 60% (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics) and *Additional Requirement.

Minimum average of 60% in:Biology/PhysicsChemistryPhysics/Mathematics

Minimum average of 60% (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics).

Minimum average of 60% in 5 subjects (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics) and *Additional Requirement.

Pass with ATAR of 60% in Biology/PhysicsChemistryPhysics/Mathematics

Minimum average of 60% in 5 subjects (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics).

Minimum CGPA 2.0 (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics) and *Additional Requirement.

Minimum GPA 2.33 in TWO of the following subjects:Biology, Physics/Mathematics andChemistry

Minimum CGPA 2.0 (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics).

Minimum average of 60% in 6 subjects (Inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics) and *Additional Requirement.

Minimum average of 60% in:Biology/PhysicsChemistryPhysics/Mathematics

Minimum average of 60% in 6 subjects (Inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics).

Minimum 2 Principals (E) in Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics/Physics and *Additional Requirement.

A-Level programme or equivalent qualification with minimum Grade D in TWO of the following subjects:Biology, Physics/Mathematics andChemistry

Minimum 2 Principals (E) in Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics/Physics. Minimum GPA 2.0.

Entry Requirements

IELTS 5.0/CEFR B1; or TOEFL PBT (410-413); or TOEFL IBT (34); or CAE (160)/CEFR B2; or CPE (180)/CEFR C1; or PTE (36) or MUET (Band 3)

BSc (Hons) Nutrition with Wellness: IELTS 5.5 or MUET Band 3.In the event that the English Language Requirements are not met, student may be required to undertake additional English module(s) prior to or concurrently with the undergraduate programme, based on the University’s decision.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS FOR DEGREE PROGRAMME

Minimum CGPA 2.0 (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics). Pass at SPM level (or equivalent).

Minimum CGPA 2.0 (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics) and *Additional Requirement.

Minimum GPA 2.33 in TWO of the following subjects:Biology, Physics/Mathematics and Chemistry

Minimum CGPA 2.0 (inclusive of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics/Physics).

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS DIPLOMA IN AQUACULTURE WITH ENTREPRENEURSHIP

SPM/O-Level

Polytechnic/Certificate Equivalents

Equivalent Courses

Minimum grades of B in 3 subjects (inclusive of Mathematics and 1 science subject).

Case-by-case basis.

Minimum CGPA 2.0.

Minimum 3 credits (inclusive of Mathematics and 1 science subject).


UEC

UEC


As the only local private university that offers aquatic science and aquaculture course, UCSI University has invested heavily in its new dry and wet labs equipped with aquarium tanks ranging from one to eight feet in length. The new facility is also home to the jellyfish kreisel tank, a carefully designed circular aquarium made specifically for jellyfish and seahorses that are sensitive to water pumps or even the corners of the tank itself.

Used for both teaching and research, this facility houses a wide range of instruments that are used to determine the physiochemical properties and sensory characteristics of food, as well as the ideal packaging for long term storage. High standards of hygiene are maintained to accurately simulate industry practices like GMP and HACCP.

Specially built to culture plant and animal cells, this facility is equipped with advanced imaging technology that enables researchers to visualise the cell growth and condition. A sterile environment is maintained to house the many instruments for culturing plant and animal cells including photosynthetic growth chambers, carbon dioxide incubators and biosafety cabinets.

This facility houses all the bacterial and fungal cultures used in research and teaching. Well-equipped to culture, store and contain microbes, the facility supports cutting-edge research in the areas of drug discovery, environmental health, food safety and antimicrobial therapies.

Equipped with an abundance of analytical instruments, this facility supports the analysis of biochemical enzymes, as well as organic and inorganic molecules. Training at the lab focuses on techniques that identify, quantify and separate components within natural and artificial materials.

This facility is used by students for plant-related research. Our research teams collect plant samples from various localities for chemical analysis and bioactivity studies. The lab is equipped with the latest research instruments including high-end liquid and gas chromatographs, a microencapsulator, and equipment for sample extraction and preparation.

Aquatic Lab

Food Science Lab

Phytochemistry LabCell Tissue Culture Lab

Microbiology Lab

Biochemistry Lab

Facilities

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Intensive research on gene-based, protein-based and molecular-based studies takes place at this facility. It houses many of the Faculty’s prominent instruments including a multi-mode microplate reader, gel documentation system and real-time PCR machine. These tools are indispensable in the search for new drugs, therapies and vaccines.

Molecular Biology Research Lab

Used primarily for teaching, this lab houses various instruments and reagents for chemical assays and analysis.

Chemistry Lab

This lab is used for both practical and teaching sessions as it is equipped with nutritional assessment instruments such as a body composition machine, skinfold calipers and a height scale. Biochemical analysis can be determined through handheld instruments that are available in this facility. In addition, counselling rooms are provided for students to conduct dietary counselling sessions. Treadmills are placed in this facility for teaching and practical sessions.

Nutrition Practice Lab

Housing a freeze dryer, spectrophotometers and PCR instruments, this facility houses a wide range of research apparatus and analytical instruments.

Biotechnology Lab

CareersThe Faculty’s diverse range of academic offerings provide students with much avenue to pursue their scientific affinities in myriad specialisms. These primarily focus on, but are not limited to the fields of biotechnology, food science, nutrition and aquatic science. With a well-respected undergraduate credential from UCSI University, you can look to chart a promising career in the following fields:

Get Set To Go PlacesThe Faculty is constantly expanding its global network so you can do the same. Partnerships are forged with many multinational companies and you will enjoy myriad opportunities to complement your academic qualifications with invaluable industry exposure. Synonymous with quality, our students are highly sought after and many readily secure employment at the world’s leading scientific companies.

1. Abbott Laboratories2. Banyan Tree Hotels and Resorts3. Dutch Lady Milk Industries4. Fonterra Brands5. Fraser & Neave Holdings6. GlaxoSmithKline

• Analytical Chemistry• Aquatic Science• Aquaculture• Biochemistry• Biological Engineering• Biological Science• Community Wellness• Education and Research• Environmental Science• Food Technology• Food Packaging and Preservation


• Food Product Development• Food Quality Assurance• Forensic Science• Genetic Engineering• Genomics• Health Psychology• Human Nutrition• Limnology• Marine Biology• Medical Biotechnology• Microbiology

• Nanotechnology• Oceanography• Pathology Laboratory• Pharmacology• Proteomics• Public Health• Public Policy• Sensory Evaluation• Water Treatment

… AND MANY MORE

7. Mac Food Services8. National Sports Institute of Malaysia9. National Heart Institute10. Nestle11. Pfizer

… AND MANY MORE

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KUALA LUMPUR CAMPUS DU020(W)

NO.1, JALAN MENARA GADING, UCSI HEIGHTS (TAMAN CONNAUGHT) CHERAS, 56000 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA.T +(603) 9101 8880 F +(603) 9102 2614Latitude: 3.079548 (3° 4' 46.37'' N) Longitude: 101.733216 (101° 43' 59.58'' E)

SARAWAK CAMPUS DU020-02(Q)

LOT 2864 (P/L 1319), BLOCK 7, MUARA TABUAN LAND DISTRICT, ISTHMUS, TANJONG SEBERANG PENDING POINT, SEJINGKAT,93450, KUCHING, SARAWAK.T +(6082) 596 965 F +(6082) 596 975Latitude: 1.564448 (1°33'52.0"N) Longtitude: 110.405258 (110°24'18.9"E)

TERENGGANU CAMPUS DU020-01(T)

BUKIT KHOR, PT 11065, MUKIM RUSILA, 21600 MARANG, TERENGGANU, MALAYSIA.T +(603) 628 1880 / 1889 F +(603) 628 1885Latitude: 5.216519 (5° 12' 59.47'' N) Longitude: 103.161621 (103° 9' 41.84'' E)

UCSI EDUCATION SDN BHD (185479-U)

BA (Hons) Logistics Management

Professional Recognition

A8248 (R2/345/6/1042)

This programme is meticulously designed to address the pertinent concepts, techniques, and principles that underlie logistics and supply chain management – underscored by UCSI’s deep understanding of the industry as a corporate affiliate of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, the international professional body for all sectors of the transport and logistics industry. Graduates play the role as the pulse of any business as they ensure goods and supplies are delivered all over the world without interruptions.

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport(CILT), MalaysiaFull exemption for the professional qualifyingexamination

UCSI and its IDP programme was a lifetime opportunity that ultimately enabled me to pursue an education that was not only internationally recognised, but was also my stepping stone towards a better career.

SUBJECT LISTING

International Degree Pathway*• Curtin University (1.5+1.5) B Commerce Logistics & Supply Chain Management • Northumbria University (2+1) BA (Hons) Logistics & Supply Chain Management

CareersMaterials management • Retail management • Logistics coordinator • Supply coordinator • Procurement officer • Inventory planner

UCSI Co-Operative Placement ProgrammeOur students have kept the world moving with industry heavyweights like Schlumberger, TNT Express Worldwide and Worldgate Express.


Introduction to Logistics ManagementFundamentals of ManagementFundamentals of MarketingBusiness Information SystemMicroeconomicsBusiness AccountingOrganisational BehaviourMacroeconomicsBusiness LawCo-Operative Placement 1

YEAR

Introduction to Industrial ManagementOperations ManagementAir Transportation ManagementLand Transportation ManagementManaging PeopleStatistics and Its ApplicationsFinancial ManagementMaritime TransportOccupational Health and SafetyQuantitative Method for LogisticianWarehousing ManagementBusiness Research MethodsIT Application in Logistics OperationsIndustrial RelationsCo-Operative Placement 2

1YEAR

2

Final Year Project AInternational BusinessOperations ResearchBusiness Supply Chain ManagementStrategic Logistics ManagementFinal Year Project BLogistics Project ManagementMaterials ManagementStrategic Distribution ManagementExport Management and PracticeCo-Operative Placement 3

YEAR

3BA (Hons) Logistics ManagementPresident, Logistics Student Association (2014-2015)2+1 IDP Programme at Northumbria UniversityEric represented Malaysia in HSBC/HKU Asia PacificBusiness Case Competition 2017 in Hong Kong

ERIC LING KAIYUE

UCSI was the first private university in Malaysia to offer this degree in collaboration with CILT, making it an exceptional and perfect choice for me. I am grateful for the excellent lecturers and study materials that greatly enhanced my knowledge on logistics and supply chain and prepared me for this industry.

BA (Hons) Logistics ManagementBest Student Award, CILT Convocation 2016Active member, Logistics Student Association (2013-2016)& Rotaract Club (2015-2016)Material Planner at KWE (M) Sdn Bhd

NG FENG JING

The CharteredInstitute of Logisticsand Transport

F A C U LT Y O F B U S I N E S S A N D I N F O R M A T I O N S C I E N C E 17*Terms and conditions apply.

BComm (Hons) Marketing

Marketing is about meeting and satisfying the needs and wants of customers, which will directly assist to increase an organisation’s profitability. Students will learn about the fundamental principles of this discipline, as well as go in depth into marketing processes, consumer behaviour, brand management and business communication. By the end of this programme, students will have the skills and knowledge necessary to build a successful career in this exciting and dynamic field.

CareersPublic relations consultant • Marketing manager • Corporate branding consultant • Business development manager • Sales manager • Retail manager • Advertising and promotion manager


International Institute of Marketing ProfessionalsUCSI is one of the few Malaysian private universitiesappointed as an IIMP-Recognised EducationalInstitution (REI).

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SUBJECT LISTING

EntrepreneurshipMarketing Research Project AMarketing PromotionStrategic MarketingInternational BusinessStrategic Information Systems ManagementStrategic Brand ManagementEvent Operation ManagementMarketing Research Project BStrategic ManagementServices MarketingCurrent Issues in MarketingRetail MarketingCo-Operative Placement 3

YEAR

3

MacroeconomicsBusiness MathematicsRelationship MarketingBusiness Ethics in Ethical Decision MakingManaging PeopleInternet in PracticeFinancial ManagementIntroduction to InsuranceDirect MarketingMarketing ProcessesBusiness Modelling with SpreadsheetConsumer BehaviourBusiness Research MethodsInternet MarketingCo-Operative Placement 2

YEAR

2

Commercial LawStatistics and Its ApplicationsFundamentals of ManagementFundamentals of MarketingBusiness Information SystemsMicroeconomicsOrganisational BehaviourBusiness AccountingIntroduction to Marketing CommunicationBusiness CommunicationCo-Operative Placement 1

YEAR

1MQA/PA 7630 (N/340/6/0715)

Offered only at the Sarawak campus


BA (Hons) Marketing

Marketing requires an ability to match market perception with achievable plans of action and this generally attracts creative and driven individuals who are keen to achieve results with unique approaches. This programme will provide a comprehensive understanding of the marketing functions in an organisation and business as a whole and graduates will have developed a strong analytical and strategic mind in addition to mastering essential skills in creativity, critical analysis, problem-solving and communication.

UCSI Co-Operative Placement ProgrammeLeading corporations including General Electric International, Groupon, Samsung and Top Glove are just a few that have offered internships to our students.

CareersAdvertising manager • Business development manager • Corporate branding consultant • Market research analyst • Retail specialist • Survey researcher

International Degree Pathway*• Deakin University (1+2) B Commerce Major: Marketing / Interactive Marketing• University of Queensland (1.5+1.5) B Business Management Major: Marketing

Eric's submission for Education New Zealand's marketing strategy competition received a one-month internship opportunity at Novo Education in New Zealand. The year prior, he was part of a three-person team from UCSI who walked away with the first prize for their “Bangi Soap” social entrepreneurial plan.

SUBJECT LISTING

Marketing Research Project AStrategic MarketingServices MarketingRetail MarketingCurrent Issues in MarketingMarketing Research Project BInternational BusinessMarketing Communication 2Strategic ManagementStrategic Information Systems ManagementCo-Operative Placement 3

YEAR

3

One to One MarketingBusiness Research MethodsSales ManagementE- MarketingMarketing ProcessesStatistics and Its ApplicationsEntrepreneurshipManaging PeopleManagement EthicsConsumer BehaviourBusiness Modelling and SpreadsheetBusiness MathematicsInternet in PracticeCo-Operative Placement 2

YEAR

2

Fundamentals of MarketingFundamentals of ManagementBusiness AccountingMicroeconomicsMarketing Communication 1Organisational BehaviourBusiness Information SystemBusiness CommunicationMacroeconomicsBusiness LawCo-Operative Placement 1

YEAR

1A9513 (R/342/6/0082)

• Comprehensive coverage of almost every area of marketing.• 70% of the teaching staff are PhD holders with significant industry

experience.• Incorporates industry-based input from Institute of Marketing Malaysia

and Chartered Institute of Marketing.

Programme Highlights


Bachelor of Arts (Hons) Marketing

First Prize Winner of “Think New” Essay WritingCompetition 2015

Champion of the World Islamic Economic Forum'sBusiness Plan Challenge 2014

ERIC KONG KAH WENG

F A C U LT Y O F B U S I N E S S A N D I N F O R M A T I O N S C I E N C E 19*Terms and conditions apply.


International Institute of Marketing ProfessionalsUCSI is one of the few Malaysian private universitiesappointed as an IIMP-Recognised EducationalInstitution (REI).

BBA (Hons) Oil andGas Management

This is the first and only programme of its kind in Malaysia to equip students with technical, non-technical and commercial knowledge relevant to the oil and gas industry. Being delivered at UCSI's Terengganu campus means the oil-rich state and its huge petrochemical complexes make an ideal environment for students to learn first-hand the latest industry needs and practices, and graduates will certainly find themselves having developed the knowledge and confidence they need to go far in this lucrative sector.


Fatin was the voice of Malaysia during her time at UCSI. She spoke up on environmental issues at President Obama's Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) 2015 in Montana. She was one of the 10 ASEAN young leaders selected to discuss energy initiatives at the YSEALI Generation Workshop in Ho Chi Minh. She also joined the International Student Energy Summit 2015 in Bali to address the world’s energy challenges. Fatin’s experiences will serve her well as she continues to go global as a working professional.

Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons) Oil and Gas Management, First Class Honours

Customer Operations Specialist at Shell Malaysia

SUBJECT LISTING

Entrepreneurial ManagementOil and Gas International AccountingE-BusinessSupply Chain Management for Oil and Gas BusinessIndependent Project AFinancial ManagementEconometrics AnalysisStrategic ManagementOil and Gas Project and Operations ManagementIndependent Project (B)International Marketing StrategyCo-Operative Placement 3

YEAR

3

Business Research MethodOrganisational AccountingOperations and Material ManagementLabour LawBusiness Information SystemOil and Gas EconomicValuation and Risk Analysis of Oil and Gas AssetsInternational Commercial LawInternational EconomicsTrading Oil in International MarketCo-Operative Placement 2

YEAR

2

Principles of EconomicsBusiness AccountingStatistics and Its ApplicationsFundamentals for Oil and Gas IndustryBusiness MathematicsIntroduction to Management and Organisational TheoryHuman Resource ManagementOil Industry Health, Safety and Environment ManagementTechnical & Business Communication for Oil and Gas IndustryOrganisational BehaviourCo-Operative Placement 1

YEAR

1A9800 (R/345/6/0489)

• UCSI is the only private institution offering such a niche programme.• Conducted in Terengganu – one of Malaysia’s booming oil and gas cities.• Hands-on learning and independent final year projects.

CareersChartering broker • Contract negotiator • Human resource advisor • Market reporter • Oil trading analyst • Project manager

Offered only at the Terengganu campus


FATIN AREENA BINTI AZLAN


My experience at UCSI has been nothing short of amazing. With the University’s effective Learning Management System and the unwavering guidance from excellent lecturers, I am able to reach new heights towards success.

BA (Hons) Supply Chain Operations ManagementSecretary, Logistics Student Association (2014-2015)Student Representative (2015-2016)UCSI Trust Scholarship Recipient

LOW YUEN MING

My huge thanks to UCSI and UCSI Trust for guiding me and providing all the support I needed to successfully balance my studies and sporting performance during my undergraduate years. It was quite a challenging path but hard work always pays off.

UCSI Trust Scholarship Recipient (Sports)Sukan Institusi Pengajian Tinggi 2016 - 200m butterfly (Silver)Sukan Institusi Pengajian Tinggi 2015 - 4x100m Medley Relay (Gold)MAPCU Swimming Competition 2015 - 200m freestyle (Gold)

DICKSON CHIN DI SHENG


The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport(CILT), MalaysiaFull exemption for the professional qualifyingexamination


BA (Hons) Supply ChainOperations ManagementMQA/FA2951 (R/840/6/0016)

Supply chains can make or break businesses for an efficient flow of goods and services from the point of origin to the end consumer is required to keep companies competitive and profitable. This carefully designed programme will equip students with the essential management principles as well the processes and techniques involved in developing operations strategy and managing supply in global manufacturing operations.

SUBJECT LISTING

CareersManufacturing supervisor • Packaging specialist • Inventory controller • Quality control officer • Warehousing management • International logistics officer

Introduction to Logistics ManagementFundamentals of ManagementOrganisational BehaviourBusiness Information SystemMicroeconomicsBusiness AccountingStatistics and Its ApplicationMacroeconomicsBusiness LawCo-Operative Placement 1

YEAR

Freight Transport ManagementCustomer Relationship ManagementProcurement ManagementOperations ManagementBusiness MathematicsOccupational Safety and HealthRetail Operations ManagementBusiness Supply Chain ManagementQuantitative Method for LogisticianFinancial ManagementBusiness Research MethodsStrategic Logistics ManagementCo-Operative Placement 2Elective 1: Choose One• Introduction to Industrial Management• Land Transportation Management• Warehousing Management

1YEAR

2

Final Year Project AQuality ManagementMaterials ManagementOperations ResearchFinal Year Project BLogistics Project ManagementMaterial Requirement PlanningLean ManufacturingStrategic Distribution ManagementCo-Operative Placement 3Elective 2: Choose One• Industrial Relation• Maritime Transport• IT Application in Logistics Operations

YEAR

3


UCSI Co-Operative Placement ProgrammeOur students have enjoyed placements at companies like Worldgate Express, DB Schenker, TNT Express Worldwide, ViTrox Corporation and Wuhu Baoyang Transport and Trade.

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BSc (Hons) BusinessInformation Systems

Ryan was sponsored by the US government to participate in the Global Undergraduate Students Exchange Programme. Through this programme, he spent one semester (four months) at Minnesota State University. Participants of this programme were selected based on their academic results and leadership skills - only eight to nine Malaysian students are privileged to participate in this programme each year.

SUBJECT LISTING

Business AccountingBusiness CommunicationMicroeconomicsIntroduction to Internet TechnologiesStatistics and its ApplicationsMacroeconomicsConcept of Analysis & DesignJava Programming 1Fundamentals of MarketingFundamentals of ManagementCo-Operative Placement 1

YEAR

Analysis and DesignJava Programming 2Visual Basic .NETOperating SystemsResearch Methods in ComputingDatabase SystemsNetworkingMultimedia ProgrammingCreative Problem SolvingSoftware Project ManagementCo-Operative Placement 2

1YEAR

2International BusinessIssues in Database DesignTechnopreneurshipIndependent Project 1 for BISStrategic ManagementE-commerceManagement Information SystemsIndependent Project 2 for BISCo-Operative Placement 3

YEAR

3

Bachelor of Science (Hons) BusinessInformation Systems

A11146 (R/340/6/0481)

Designed with employability in mind, this programme provides practical computing knowledge as well as information management skills that will transform students into highly sought-after assets. Graduates will be able to create and sustain technically proficient business information systems while also demonstrating a keen understanding of the role of IT in supporting the business functions of any industry.

* General Courses (MPU) are compulsory for all students. Please refer to the last page.RYAN CHAN KIAT MARN

UCSI Co-Operative Placement ProgrammeOur students have interned for Samsung, Forest Interactive and even UCSI Group's own telecommunications service Uni Comms International.

CareersDatabase developers • Database administrators • IT consultants • IT support engineers • System analysts • Web developers

International Degree Pathway*Middlesex University (2+1 / 1+2)BSc (Hons) Business Information Systems


BSc (Hons) Computing


UCSI University was one of my most valuable life experiences which propelled me towards my dream career. My internship at Hokkaido, Japan was an eye-opener that enabled an overseas career for me. My advice to new students - Grab every opportunity possible; if they overwhelm you, you can always scale back, but they can differentiate between getting what you want and having to settle for second best.

Bachelor of Science (Hons) Computing

Project ManagerMYCiTY SME Sdn Bhd

DeveloperHokkaido Tourism Management, Japan

SUBJECT LISTING

Programming ModelsDatabase TechnologyObject Oriented MethodsProject FormulationJava Web ProgrammingNetwork Security DesignProject Design & ImplementationBusiness Case ProjectIntelligent SystemsCo-Operative Placement 3

YEAR

3

Visual Basic.NetObject-Oriented Modelling 2Operating SystemsDatabase DesignNetworkingSoftware Project ManagementMultimedia ProgrammingBusiness System Development ToolsIntroduction to Human Computer InteractionCo-Operative Placement 2

YEAR

2

Discrete MathematicsJava Programming 1Object-Oriented Modelling 1Database Management SystemJava Programming 2Introduction to Internet TechnologiesDatabase AdministrationComputer Organisation and ArchitectureData Structure & AlgorithmsResearch Methods in ComputingCo-Operative Placement 1

YEAR

1A9516 (R/481/6/0290)

If you are interested in obtaining the latest technical skills in computer programming and the application of innovative technology, this is the ideal programme for you. Students will be equipped with in-depth and hands-on knowledge of the principles of software design and development as well as key operational and technical aspects of computing. Students will also master the relevant industry skills such as analysis and design, programming, software building and maintenance of new developments.

• Syllabus is subject to 10% alteration each semester to incorporate new developments and changes in technology.

• A strong focus on IT technical knowledge and skills like programming, database, networking and multimedia.



MOK YUN LIU

CareersDatabase or network administrators • Game developer • IT support engineer • Software engineers • System analysts • Web developers

International Degree Pathway*Middlesex University (2+1 / 1+2)BSc (Hons) Information Technology


BSc Comp (Hons) MobileComputing and Networking

Bachelor of Science (Hons) Mobile Computing,First Class Honours

Recipient of the prestigious George BooleMerit Scholarship worth €11,000 (RM50,100)

Master’s in Computing Science atUniversity College Cork

Trainee Engineer at Ericsson

SHIN NAY LIN

UCSI is unique in its multicultural environment, teaching excellence and extra-curricular activities. I loved studying here. My faculty was very supportive in my endeavours and all my lecturers gave their best in preparing us for our careers. Thanks to UCSI, I am motivated to put my ideas into action.

Co-developer of the Banjir Alert App

Co-winner of the Telenor Group Award worth RM25,000at the Digi challenge for change competition

Represented Malaysia at the Telenor’s Digital WinnersGlobal App Developer Challenge, Norway

SUBJECT LISTING

Social Network ProgrammingCloud Computing Application SystemMobile ProgrammingMobile Application DevelopmentApplication Layer ProgrammingMobile Device Technology & ApplicationsMobile Computing & Networking Project 1Mobile Computing & Networking Project 2Network Security DesignNetworking ProgrammingCo-Operative Placement 3Elective 3• Java Web Programming• Wireless Communications• Network Management

YEAR

3

Introduction to Human Computer InteractionMultimedia ProgrammingSoftware Project ManagementVisual Basic.NetOperating SystemsNetworkingTechnopreneurshipTrends and Issues in Networking Co-Operative Placement 2Elective 2• Wireless Network Infrastructure• Mobile Commerce• Business Systems Development Tools

YEAR

2

Discrete Mathematics 1Data Structures & AlgorithmsJava Programming 1Java Programming 2Object Oriented Modelling 1Research Methods in ComputingDatabase Management SystemsComputer Organisation & ArchitectureCo-Operative Placement 1Elective 1• Introduction to Internet Technologies• Database Administration• Fundamentals of Management• Business Communications• Creative Problem Solving

YEAR

1

CareersMobile security expert • Mobile systems engineer • Network application analyst • Network operator • Programmer • Software analyst

A7783(R2/481/6/0178)

Rapid advances in technology have enabled computers to keep getting smaller, faster and more powerful each day. To accommodate the accelerating shift from desktop to mobile, this programme is offering comprehensive knowledge and practical skills needed to develop sophisticated mobile applications but with a complementary focus on network design and implementation. By the end of your study, you will have discovered the far-reaching influence of computing technology and the possible contributions you may make to advance the industry.


JOHN JOEL SAGUIT


Within one month of joining DB Schenker, Sean Jose was commended for his idea to fix color-coded stickers onto forklift trucks to increase visibility and safety. He went on to play critical roles in enhancing operational excellence for his organisation in areas like customer support, software testing and project planning.

Logistics Executive at DB Schenker Malaysia

SEAN JOSE MOOKAN

Diploma in Logistics ManagementA8654 (R2/840/4/0010)

Bachelor of Arts (Hons) Logistics ManagementDiploma in Logistics ManagementVice-President, Logistics Student Association (2012-2013)Member, The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT)Supply Chain Executive with Gati Petrochem

SUBJECT LISTING

Business EthicsFundamentals of ManagementIntroduction to Logistics StudiesEntrepreneurship (Diploma)Introduction to StatisticsPrinciples of AccountingMicroeconomicsInventory ManagementIntroduction to Information Technology (Diploma)MacroeconomicsCo-Operative Placement 1

Basic EnglishEnglish Foundation

ENGLISH COURSES

YEAR

1Transportation System ManagementSupply Chain ManagementWarehouse ManagementLogistics OrganisationBasics And Practices of MarketingIntroduction to Internet Technologies (Diploma)Global Commercial ShippingOrganisational Behaviour (Diploma)Financial Accounting (Diploma)Logistics Business Strategy & PlanningIssues in Logistics IndustryCo-Operative Placement 2

YEAR

2

UCSI Co-Operative Placement ProgrammePanasonic and Tiong Nam Logistics are some of the companies that our students have interned with.

CareersPurchasing officer • Inventory controller • Freight forwarding specialist • Transportation analyst • Air cargo specialist • Line management analyst • Ship capacity planner

Working in logistics entails managing the complex flow of materials, services, information or capital from source to customer. This programme is designed to equip students with the fundamental competencies, knowledge and skills for effective management of resources and people so that as graduates, they will be well-prepared to maximise the potential of their organisation's supply chains. Graduates will also have the option of furthering their competencies with UCSI’s complete logistics pathway up to master’s level.


The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport(CILT), Malaysia



ELIZABETH REIMA (MILT)

My logistics lecturers have given me a truly inspiring and enlightening education that has influenced me greatly in both my academic and professional journeys.


CareersInternational business development • Distribution and marketing •International sales and marketing • International relations • International brand management • International care • Business development

Diploma inInternational Business

Offered only at the Sarawak campus

MQA/PA 5300 (N/340/4/0691)

This programme equips students with the core international business competencies that are vital in this globalised world, aiming to familiarise learners with components in management, marketing, finance, economics and business law from an international perspective. SUBJECT LISTING


Business EssentialsQuantitative TechniquesIntroduction to Information TechnologyIntroduction to Office ToolsIntroduction to StatisticsStudy Skills & EmployabilityOral Communication SkillsMicroeconomicsPrinciples of AccountingBasic and Practices of MarketingIntroduction to Logistics StudiesCo-Operative Placement 1


ENGLISH COURSES

YEAR

1MacroeconomicsFinancial Accounting for DiplomaBusiness Law (Diploma)Fundamentals of ManagementCost and Management Accounting for DiplomaOrganisational Behaviour for DiplomaManaging People for DiplomaEntrepreneurship for DiplomaBusiness EthicsIntroduction to FinanceFundamentals of Database SystemsCo-Operative Placement 2

YEAR

2

SUBJECT LISTING

International ManagementInternational MarketingInternational EconomicsMalaysian EcotourismManagement AccountingPrinciple Approach to Business EthicsInternational FinanceInternational Business LawGlobal SourcingGlobal Supply Chain ManagementPrinciple of Public RelationsCo-Operative Placement

YEAR

2

Introduction to ManagementIntroduction to AccountingComputing StudiesBusiness MathematicsMicroeconomicsFundamentals of MarketingEntrepreneurshipIntroduction to StatisticsBusiness CommunicationIntroduction to Human Resource ManagementIntroduction to FinanceIntroduction to International BusinessMacroeconomicsElectives Japanese LanguageGerman LanguageMandarin LanguageKorean Language

Diploma in ManagementA11187 (R/523/4/0217)

This programme exposes learners to a rigorous business and general management curriculum to develop and enhance their understanding on business essentials, key management techniques, decision-making and strategy formulation, and more. Students will also enjoy many avenues – like workshops and industrial projects – to apply their acquired knowledge to practice.

International Degree Pathway*• Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (Diploma + 2) B Business (Hons)• University of Queensland (Diploma + 2) B Business Management B Commerce

CareersAccount executive • Business analyst • Financial analyst • Sales support executive • Marketing specialist • Management consultant


YEAR

1



Diploma in Information Technology

Exemplifying that the School of IT students are all rounded achievers is Emest. He won the National BizVid Challenge, besting 62 teams, and was sponsored by the Academy of Sciences Malaysia to attend a weekend photography workshop in New York City organised by National Geographic Expeditions.

Diploma in Information Technology

CareersComputer technician • Database administrator • E-commerce specialist • IT support executive • Programmer • Software test engineer

SUBJECT LISTING

International Degree Pathway*Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (Diploma + 2)BA Information Technology

Principles of Accounting (Diploma)Business EssentialsQuantitative TechniquesIntroduction to StatisticsSystem Analysis & DesignJava Programming 1 (Diploma)Java Programming 2 (Diploma)Discrete Mathematics 1 (Diploma)Introduction to Information Technology (Diploma)Introduction to Internet Technologies (Diploma)Co-Operative Placement 1


ENGLISH COURSES

YEAR

1Fundamental of Database SystemsObject-Oriented Modelling (Diploma)Wireless and Mobile Technologies (Diploma)Business ProgrammingBusiness Communication for DiplomaUser Interface DesignOperating Systems & Networks (Diploma)Basics and Practices of MarketingMultimedia Programming (Diploma)Creative Problem-Solving (Diploma)Computer Ethics (Diploma)Managing and Implementing Business Project Co-Operative Placement 2

YEAR

2

A11078 (R/481/4/0572)

This programme equips students with technical know-how and theoretical knowledge, especially in the area of IT project development where skills in web, database and multimedia are essential. Students will gain a solid grounding in fundamental skills, theoretical understanding and business essentials to ensure that they develop the ability to critically evaluate, design and create solutions as well as communicate ideas that meet the expected standards pertinent to the field.


EMEST LEE XIAN ZHENG

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I enjoyed this course very much. Now, I have a better understanding of what is needed to be a Registered Estate Agent (REA). It is important for anyone who aspires to be a future REA, to join the EDRE offered by UCSI University.

Real Estate NegotiatorMetro City

JULIAN TONG


The Board of Valuers, Appraisers and Estate Agents MalaysiaFull exemption from BOVAEA’s written exam Parts 1 & 2

Executive Diploma inReal Estate (EDRE)MQA/FA4437 (N/345/4/0671)

This programme is the only one of its kind in Malaysia that offers a one-stop learning and networking platform. Its Career and Business Mentorship Programme is a golden opportunity to work with an award-winning real estate consultancy firm en route to obtaining your prestigious professional qualification from a world-class university. Have the best of both worlds – from the industry and academia!

This course provides enhanced industry knowledge via Continuing Professional Development (CPD) workshops and an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be selected for the Industry Apprenticeship Programme (IAP) and Real Estate Entrepreneurship Programme (REEP). Now you can step confidently into the world of real estate and make your mark.

INDUSTRY LEARNING PLATFORM

Career Opportunities The EDRE is your first step to becoming a Probationary Estate Agent (PEA) and then onto a full-fledged Registered Estate Agent (REA) after fulfilling further requirements and examinations.

As a Registered Estate Agent (REA), your boundless career opportunities include:1. Setting up your own real estate firm either as a sole proprietor, partnership, or private limited company (Sdn Bhd). 2. Managing Director/ Executive Director/ Director/ Resident Manager in a registered real estate firm.

1. Property Taxation2. Land Economics3. Principles of Property Investment and Valuation4. Laws Relating to Property5. Real Estate Agency Practice6. Building Technology and Maintenance7. Principles of Economics8. Principles of Accounting9. Professional Practice10. Principles and Practice of Marketing11. Entrepreneurial Studies12. Project Paper13. Malaysian Studies (MPU- U1)14. Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Workshops (MPU- U2)15. Introduction to Malaysian Law (MPU- U3)16. Real Estate & Community (MPU- U4)

Note: This programme is conducted on a modular-basis and does not require prerequisites.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

• SPM - Pass with minimum three credits • A minimum of three years’ working experience related to

the real estate industry• Must be 21 years and above

Monthly or bimonthly events and talks featuring tips, best practices and market trends by renowned industry experts.

English proficiency is not compulsory.

Important Note:1. Those who do not possess credit in SPM Bahasa Melayu are

required to enrol for the Bahasa Kebangsaan module in EDRE. 2. Documents such as letter of appointment from employer,

curriculum vitae specifying roles and responsibilities, 3 months’ salary or commission slip, and KWSP statement are required as evidence of working experience.


PhD Applied Statistics (UM)DEng Engineering Business Management (UTM)PgA Engineering Business Management (University of Warwick, UK) MBA (University of Southern Queensland, Australia) BIT (Distinction), (University of Southern Queensland, Australia)

PROFESSOR DR OOI KENG BOONDean, Faculty of Business and Information Science

• Authored and co-authored over 100 papers in international refereed journals• Current Harzing's publish or perish H-index of 48 with over 6,000 citations received• Outstanding Reviewer Award, Emerald Literati Network Awards in 2011, 2014 and 2016 •Highly Commended Award (Research/Academic), University of Southern Queensland Alumnus of the Year Awards 2016• Most Cited Article by Telematics & Informatics (Elsevier, ISI; SSCI) in 2015 and Highly Cited Article by Decision Support Systems (Elsevier, ISI;

SCI) in 2016

• Adjunct senior research fellow at International Graduate School of Business, University of South Australia• Sponsored by the Ministry of Education for Harvard’s advanced senior management programme• Member of the PEMANDU Education Lab working on the National Key Economic Areas (NKEA)

PhD Marketing (Strathclyde University, UK)MBA International Business (Strathclyde University, UK)BBA Business Administration and Computer Science (Central State University, USA)

PROFESSOR DR ABU BAKAR SADEHead, Research and Postgraduate Studies

• Received one FRGS grant from the Ministry of Education to develop a credit rating model for SME, risk management framework for investment portfolio protection, and artificial intelligence for equity market analysis.

• Fellow Member of the Royal Statistical Society, UK• Graduate Member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK.

PhD Economic) (University of Western Ontario, Canada)M Math Statistics (University of Waterloo, Canada)BSc (Hon) Statistics (University of Western Ontario, Canada)Graduate Diploma of Marketing (Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK)

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR NGERNG MIANG HONGQuantitative Finance and Risk Management

Notable AcademiciansUCSI's Faculty of Business and Information Science is home to some of Malaysia's leading academics who are at the forefront of their respective fields. With added strengths in research and innovation, their guidance ensures that their students are consistently challenged, inspired and enriched. These are just a few whom you will learn from at UCSI.

PhD Mathematics (UKM)MSc Mathematics (UKM)BSc (Hons) Mathematics (UKM)

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR GANESHSREE SELVACHANDRANDeputy Dean, Faculty of Business and Information Science

• Authored close to 40 research articles published in reputable international indexed peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings• Recipient of two FRGS grants from the Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia in the areas of fuzzy computing and algebra, artificial intelligence and

soft computing• Recipient of two Best Paper Awards in international conferences (International Conference on Soft Computing in Data Science 2015 and 2016)• Recipient of I-Proclaim ARA 2017 awards for Publication Excellence (Young Scientist - General Science category), I-Proclaim Annual Research Award

2017 of ABC Malaysia• Recipient of Woman in Science (Mathematical), International Woman Award (VIWA 2018), Venus Internatioanl Foundation• Recipient of Young Scientist Award (Mathematical), South Asian Education Award 2018, Huderabed, India



INTAKES: JANUARY, MAY, SEPTEMBER

Minimum Entry Requirements for FOUNDATION IN ARTS, leading to the following majors:

MobileComputingand Networking

SPM/O-Level Pass with 5 credits (C), including Additional Mathematics

UEC

Other SPM-equivalent qualifications

60% average, including 60% score in AdditionalMathematics/equivalent

60% average, including 60% scorein Mathematics

60% average 60% average 60% average

3 credits (B6), including Additional Mathematics/equivalent

Computing /BusinessInformation Systems

Pass with 5 credits (C),including Mathematics

Pass with 5 credits (C), including Mathematics (C)

Pass with 5 credits (C)


Accounting /Accounting andFinance

Actuarial Science /Actuarial Scienceand Finance

Other FOBISmajors

3 credits (B6), including Mathematics

3 credits B6 including Mathematics (B) and Pass in English

3 credits (B6) 3 credits (B6)


Minimum Entry Requirements for the following Diploma Programmes:

Diploma inManagement

STPM Pass with 1 principal (C) Pass with 1 principal (C)

A-Level

SPM/O-Level Pass with 3 credits (C) Pass with 3 credits (C) Pass with 3 credits, including Mathematics

UEC 3 credits (B6) 3 credits (B6) 3 credits (B6), including Mathematics

Computing relatedCertificate, SKM,SKK (MQF Level 3)

Pass Level 3 andPass SPM with1 credit

Pass Level 3 andPass SPM with1 credit

Pass Level 3 with a credit (C) inMathematics or Pass “ProgramPengukuhan Matematik”

Other SPM-equivalent qualifications

50% average score 50% average score 50% average score including a minimum 50% score in Mathematics

1 principal (E)

Diploma in LogisticsManagement

Pass with 1 principal (C), and a credit (C) in Mathematics at SPM/O-Level

Diploma in InformationTechnology

1 principal (E)

Minimum 1 principal (C)


3 credits (B)

Pass Level 3 andPass SPM with at least1 credit

50% average score

Diploma in InternationalBusiness

Minimum 1 principal (E)1 principal (E), and a credit (C) in Mathematics at SPM/O-Level

Entry Requirements


Degree programmesU1 - For Malaysian Students: Ethnic Relations / Islamic Civilisation and Asian Civilisation For Foreign Students: Malaysian Studies / Communication in Bahasa Melayu 3U2 - University LifeU3 - Business Law - Malaysian Perspective / Religions in Malaysia (for Oil & Gas)U4 - Extracurricular Activity 1-3

General Courses (MPU) are compulsory for all students.

Diploma programmesU1 - For Malaysian Students: Malaysian Studies For Foreign Students: Communication in Bahasa Melayu 2U2 - Business Communication for Diploma / Entrepreneurship (for Information Technology) / Study Skills and Employability (for International Business)U3 - Business Law - Malaysian Perspective / Malaysian Ecotourism (for International Business)U4 - Extracurricular Activity 1-2

• Minimum Band 5.5 in IELTS; or• A minimum score of 196 (computer-based) / 525 (writing-based) / 69-70 (internet-based) in

TOEFL; or• A distinction (A+, A, A-, A1 or A2) in the English Language subject in SPM/UEC. • For international students: A minimum Band 6.0 in IELTS or equivalent for Bachelor of

Computer Science (Hons) Mobile Computing and Networking, BSc (Hons) Computing, BSc (Hons) Finance and Investment, BSc (Hons) Business Information Systems and Bachelor of Financial Economics (Hons).

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

In the event that the English Language Requirements are not met, student may be required to undertake additional English module(s) prior to or concurrently with the undergraduate programme, based on the University’s decision.

Prior entry into the BA (Hons) Accounting, BA (Hons) and BComm (Hons) in Accounting and Finance, applicants are required to obtain a minimum Band 2 in MUET or IELTS Band 5.5 or TOEFL 550.

Students holding equivalent academic qualifications that are not conducted in English, are required to sit for the English Placement Test, which may result in the undertaking of the English Enrichment Programme (1 to 10 months). Students who intend to commence the undergraduate programmes directly, are advised to fulfil the above English requirements prior reporting to the University.



Minimum Entry Requirements for Bachelor's Degree Programmes

Mobile Computingand Networking

UCSI Foundationyear

STPM

A-Level

UEC 5 credits (B6) including Mathematics

Canadian Pre-U

Computing /BusinessInformation Systems

CGPA 2.0 inclusiveof Mathematics

CGPA 2.0CGPA 2.0

National Matriculation

SAM

AustralianYear 12

OtherSTPM-equivalent qualifications

Diplomaprogrammes

International Baccalaureate(IB)

Finance andInvestment / Financial Economics

Accounting /BA (Hons)Accounting andFinance

Actuarial Science /Actuarial Scienceand Finance

Branding andAdvertising

Other FOBISmajors

2 Principals (C), inclusive of Principal (C) in Mathematics at STPM/A-Level, or credit in Additional Mathematics at SPM/O-Level

CGPA 2.0, and credit (C) in Mathematics at SPM level

CGPA 2.50, and credit in Mathematics at SPM level

CGPA 2.5, and pass SPM with credit in Mathematics and pass in English

2 principals (C), inclusive of Principal (C) in Mathematics at STPM/A-Level, or credit (C) in Mathematics at SPM/O-Level

Pass, with C+ (CGPA 2.33) in any two subjects, and a credit in Mathematics at SPM level

C+ (CGPA 2.33) in any 2 subjects; and pass SPM with credit in Mathematics and pass in English

2 Principals (C)(CGPA 2.0) inclusiveof Mathematics

2 Principals (C) (CGPA 2.0) in 2 subjects. Pass in Mathematics and English at SPM level.

2 Principals (C) (CGPA 2.0) in 2 subjects and pass in Mathematics and English at SPM Level

2 Principals (E), inclusive of Principal (E) in Mathematics at STPM/A-Level, or credit (C) in Additional Mathematics at SPM/O-Level

2 Principals (E), inclusive of Principal (E) in Mathematics at STPM/A-Level, or credit (C) in Mathematics at SPM/O-Level

5 credits (B6) including Mathematics and a Pass in English

5 credits (B6) including Mathematics and English or 5 credits (B6) and pass in Mathematics and English

5 credits (B6)includingMathematics

5 credits (B6).Pass with C8 in Mathematics and English

5 credits (B6) and pass (C8) in Mathematics and English

2 D grades 2 D grades (Finance and Investment), 2 E grades (Financial Economics)

2 Principals (E)inclusive of Mathematics

2 Principals (E) in 2 subjects

2 Principals (E)

5 credits (B6), including Additional Mathematics

CGPA 2.0, inclusive of credit in Additional Mathematics at SPM

CGPA 2.0, inclusive of credit in Mathematics at SPM

CGPA 2.50, inclusive of credit in Mathematics at SPM

26 points in 6 subjects, and credit (C) in Additional Mathematics at SPM/O-Level/equivalent

26 points in 6 subjects, and credit (C) in Mathematics at SPM/O-Level/equivalent

26 points in 6 subjects


26 points in 6subjects inclusive ofMathematics



Average of 60% in 6 subjects, inclusive of 60% score in Mathematics and credit (C) in Additional Mathematics at SPM/O-Level/equivalent

Average of 60% in 6 subjects, inclusive of 60% score in Mathematics and credit (C) in Mathematics at SPM/O-Level/equivalent

Average of 60% in 6 subjects


Average of 60% in 6subjects, inclusive of Mathematics



Average of 60% in 5 subjects, inclusive of 60% score in Mathematics and minimum credit (C) in Additional Mathematics at SPM/O-Level/equivalent

Average of 60% in 5 subjects, inclusive of 60% score in Mathematics and credit (C) in Mathematics at SPM/O-Level/equivalent





Average of 60% in 5subjects, inclusiveof Mathematics

ATAR 65%, inclusive of 60% scaled score in Mathematics

ATAR 65%, inclusive of 60% scaled score in Mathematics

ATAR 60%, inclusive ofMathematics

ATAR 65% ATAR 65% ATAR 60% ATAR 60%

Overall average of 60%, inclusive of 60% score in Mathematics

Overall average of 60%, inclusive of 60% score in Mathematics

Overall average of 60%

Business-related: CGPA 2.50

Diploma in Finance, Banking, Insurance or related field (Level 4, MQF):CGPA 2.50

CGPA 2.0 inclusive of Mathematics



Overall average of 60% Overall average of 60%,inclusive of Mathematics

Overall average of 60% Overall average of 60%

Computing / Non-Computing Related:CGPA 2.5, inclusive of a credit (C) in Additional Mathematics at SPM/O-Level

Computing / Non-Computing Related:CGPA 2.5, inclusive of a credit (C) in Mathematics at SPM/O-Level

CGPA 2.50 and pass SPM, inclusive of credit in Mathematics and pass in English

CGPA 2.0 inclusive ofMathematics

CGPA 2.0 CGPA 2.0

CGPA 2.0, and credit in Additional Mathematics at SPM level

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