SUNWAY FOUNDATION PROGRAMMEFOUNDATION IN ARTS (FIA)

Student Guide

2019

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• Developing Learning Strategies

• Developing Technical & Soft Skills

• Setting Personal & Academic Goals

• Finding Individual Talents

foundation in arts

An academic bridge for students to transition effectively into tertiary level studies

• Honing Communication Skills

• Involvement in the Community

• Engaging in Extra-Curricular Activities

• Becoming Confident Learners and Leaders

Entry Requirements: Passed SPM, O-Level or equivalent

with minimum five (5) credits

Duration: 1 year

Intakes: January / March / July / August

Completion: March / July / August

Welcome to the Sunway Foundation Programme at Sunway College.

This programme believes in holistic education. This means that, coupled

with academic knowledge you will be exposed to experiential learning

as an integral part of your well-rounded education. We are committed

to moulding and shaping students who have a balanced world view and

an understanding of social issues and world affairs outside of just text

books. Our emphasis is not confined to your doing well in examinations

and moving on to tertiary studies but in developing your love for life-

long learning, your confidence in your own ability and finding your own

talents. Enjoy this journey where you chart your own success. Good luck!

Suzana Ahmad RamliDirector of ProgrammeSunway Foundation Programme

Message froM the director

Core Units Academic Electives Enrichment Units

* Note: Please consult programme advisors for selection of this unit.

•ContemporaryBusiness Mathematics•Mathematical Techniques and Analysis•StatisticalTechniques*

•Languageand Communication•Communication: Audience and Context•Languageand Knowledge

* Contemporary Creative Expressions (Film as Art)*

•IntroductiontoAccountingTechniques

•AccountingProcessesandReports

•IntroductiontoBusiness:World of Finance

•Microeconomics:Conceptsand Models

•Macroeconomics:TheGlobalView

•IntroductiontoBusiness: Management and Marketing•MathematicsforActuarial

Studies

•IntroductiontoMassCommunication

•IntroductiontoAdvertising•IntroductiontoPublicRelations•TravelandCuisine

•IntroductiontoComputerScience

•SocialMediaintheNewITWorld

•IntroductiontoProgramming•Calculus

prograMMe outline

•Culture:Ideas& Expressions•CriticalThinkingSkills•Introductionto Psychology

prograMMestructure

•3semestersof14-weekduration

•6Coreand3EnrichmentUnits

are CoMPULSoRy

•4AcademicElectives

(of your choice) are compulsory

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available pathways: Entry Requirement for Sunway UndergraduateProgrammes

units synopsisprograMMe inforMation

• Studentsareresponsibleforcomplyingwiththeassessmentrequirementsofindividualunitsaccordingtotheunitoutlineprovided.

• Stipulateddatesforsubmissionofassignmentsaretobefollowed.Disciplinaryactionmaybetakenifstudentsfailtosubmittheirassignmentsontime.

• Intheeventastudentmissesanexamination/assessmentwithavalidandacceptablereason(eg:hospitalisation)thestudentwillwritethepaperattheearliestpossibledatewithpermissionfromtheDirectorofProgramme.

• ProgressReportwillbesenttoparentseverysemester.

Assessment and Examination• Evaluationisbasedon50%coursework(quizzes,projects,investigations,assignmentsandpresentations)and50%examinationattheendofeachunit.

• Thefinaltranscriptwillshowacombinedmarkandgradeforallunits.SuccessfulstudentswillbeawardedtheCertificateofCompletion.

Graduation Requirements• Studentsmustsuccessfullycompleteminimum50credits.• StudentsmustpassallCoreandEnrichmentUnitsand4AcademicElectives.

• CGPAcalculationisbasedonallunitsattempted.

University Application• Studentsmustattaintheentryrequirementsoftheundergraduateprogrammestheywishtopursueattheiruniversityofchoice.

SunwAy FounDATIon In ARTS (FIA)

•BSc(Hons)inAccounting and Finance

•BSc(Hons)Financial Analysis

•BSc(Hons)Financial Economics

VictoriaUniversityBachelorofBusiness:•Accounting•Banking&Finance•FinancialRiskManagement•InternationalTradeMarketing•Management&Innovation•SupplyChain&LogisticsManagement

•BSc(Hons)inActuarial Studies

•BSc(Hons)BusinessManagement

•BSc(Hons)BusinessStudies

•BA(Hons)Contemporary Music (Audio Technology)

•BSc(Hons)inConventions&EventsManagement

•BSc(Hons)inCulinary Management

•BA(Hons)DesignCommunication

•BA(Hons)inCommunication(Corporate Communication/ Advertising Design/PR Project Management)

•BSc(Hons)inComputerScience

•BSc(Hons)InformationSystems

•BSc(Hons)InformationSystems(BusinessAnalytics)

CGPA2.5

CGPA2.3

•BachelorofInformationSystems(Hons)inMobileComputingwithEntrepreneurship

•BSc(Hons)InformationTechnology•BSc(Hons)InformationTechnology

(Computer Networking and Security)

•BachelorofSoftwareEngineering(Hons)

•BSc(Hons)Psychology

CGPA2.0

CGPA2.0

Student Support SystemWehavespecialprogrammeadvisorswhoprovideacademicguidanceandsupport.•Programmementors•PeerSupport

Attendance Policy• Attendanceisexpectedforalllessons.• Parentalconfirmationand/ormedicalcertificatenecessaryforanyabsence.OtherreasonsarebasedonacceptancebyDOP/DDOP.

• Unauthorisedabsencefromclassmayresultinthestudentbeingexcludedfromclassesandexaminations.

• Warningletterswillbesenttoerrantstudentsandparentswillbeinformed.

Assessment and Evaluation Policy• AllprogressreviewsandexaminationsaresetbyacademicstaffofthePre-Universitydepartmenttoassessthestudent’sunderstandingofaparticularunit.

• Examinationpapersaremoderatedatrandombyuniversityfacultymemberstoensurethatnecessarystandardsandlearningoutcomesareachievedbythestudents.

• Thecourseworkcomponentallowsstudentstomonitor,improveandsetpersonalgoals.

• Theexaminationsevaluatethefinallearningobjectivesandthestandardsrequiredforthestudenttoprogresstotertiarystudies.

Language and Communication (PLNG001)Thisunitfocusesonstrengtheningbasiclanguageskillstoenablestudents to construct well-structured expressions in writingandoralcommunication.Readingwithcriticalawarenessandextractingimportantviewpointsfromarangeof literaryandexpositorytextstomakenotes,tosummariseandparaphrasetheirunderstandingwillbethecentreoflearning.Awarenessoftheinfluenceofmediainoureverydaylifewillalsobeapartofthelearningandcommunicationprocess.

Communication: Audience and Context (PLNG002)Thestudentsareempoweredwithawell-developedlanguageskilltocommunicatewithconfidencetheirviewsandopinions.To convey information, opinions on contemporary issuesand recognition and analysis of diverse opinions and thevalidityofclaimsarecentraltothiscourse.Studentswillreadinformationaltextsandliteraryworksfromvarioustimeperiodsacrosscultures.Analysisofvisual texts (advertisementsanddocumentaries) and writing for targeted audience will bestressedinthecourse.

Language and Knowledge (PLNG003)TheunitbuildsonthestructuresandconventionsinEnglishtextsthatdeveloptheabilitytouselanguagetoarriveatexpressingindependentviewsandopinions;abletosubstantiate,drawingontheirreadingsofliterary,expositoryandinformationaltextsandskillsofreferencing.Thefocusisonbuildinganappropriatestyleofwritingforacademicpurposes.

Contemporary Business Mathematics (PMTH001)Theunitequipsthestudentwiththeknowledgeandskillstoperform mathematical operations and apply numerical andquantitative approaches in day to day problem solving. Itdeals with arithmetic operations, fractions and conversionsanduseof symbols inplaceofnumbers in simplealgebraiccalculations. Techniques to solving linear equations, plottingof graphs to determine value will be covered. It will alsoconsolidateknowledgeandskillsforquantitativeanalysisandproblemsolving.

Mathematical Techniques and Analysis (PMTH002)Thisunitwillprovideworkingknowledgeofratios,proportionsand percentages. Students work from using simple algebrato calculate financial transactions to using simultaneous orquadraticequationstosolveproblems.Itinvolvesrecognitionofarithmeticandgeometricsequences.Theunitwill includeuseofgraphicalandnumericalmeansforoptimisation,useofmatrixarithmetictosolveproblems.Itwillalsoteachtheskillsneededfordataanalysis,probabilitiesandstatistics.

Statistical Techniques (PMATH003) Thisunitwill teachskills tomake inferencesandpredictionsusing suitable statistical techniques. Students will learndata analysis from tables and graphs, calculatemedian andquartiles and central tendency and determine measures ofdispersions. The second part looks at how to use sets and Leadership Workshop

Debate Competition

Short Story Writing Workshop

count arrangements and selections to solve problemsin probability. It will also include the understanding andapplicationofnormalandbinomialdistributions.

Contemporary Creative Expressions (Film as Art) (PCCE001)Thisunitprovidesthelearningandpracticalskillsinvolvedinthepursuitofcreativeartsandfilmappreciationessentiallytounderstandtheimpactofvisualartsonsociety.Theunitexplores the ideas behind themaking of films and digitalimagesinanimatedfilms.Theunitalsoassessestheimpactofmusicandsoundeffectsinthemakingofasuccessfulfilm.Studentswill critically review films of different genre andassesswhat elementsmake the films endearing. Studentswill have the opportunity to develop their own ideas andresponsestofilms,documentariesandanimationfilms.Thiscourse is designed to equip students with the necessaryskillsandbasicunderstandingof technicalitiesbehindfilmmakingasanareaofacademicpursuit.

•BA(Hons)DigitalFilmProduction

•BA(Hons)Entrepreneurship•BSc(Hons)GlobalSupply

Chain Management•BSc(Hons)Industrial

Statistics•BA(Hons)inInterior

Architecture•BSc(Hons)inInternationalBusiness

•BSc(Hons)inInternationalHospitalityManagement

•BSc(Hons)Marketing•BA(Hons)Music

Performance

Core Units

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FutureLandings-UniversityCoursesofChoice

Introduction To Accounting Techniques (PACT001)Accountingisfundamentaltounderstandinghowabusinessoperatesandperforms.Thefirstpartintroducesthedoubleentry system and the concepts of separate entity and thelogicbehindtheaccountingequation.Theuseofdaybookstoorganisebusinessdata to facilitatepostingwill bedealtwith. This will proceed to preparation of simple financialstatements.Thesecondpartwilldealwithdepreciationandallowance for doubtful debts and their impact on financialstatements.Theemphasiswillbeonproceduresandconceptsunderlyingthem.

Accounting Processes and Reports (PACT002)Thisunitbuildsontheknowledgegainedinpreviousmodule(PACT 001). Balance day adjustments on accruals andprepayments will emphasise the importance of accrualsaccounting. Further accounting entries for non-currentassets and accounts receivables will be dealt with. Bankreconciliation procedures will introduce the concept ofcash control. Preparation of accounting reports of servicebusinesses,companiesandmultipledepartmentorganisationswillshowvariationsinthefinancialstatements.Performanceassessment using financial ratios will enable students toappreciate the importance of accounting as a means ofcommunicatingbusinessinformationtostakeholders.

Introduction to Business: World of Finance (PIB(F)001)Thisunit introducesfinanceandtheimportanceoffinancialinformation.Theunitlooksatthedifferentsourcesoffinanceand the factors affecting it. The topics will also includeunderstandingbudgetandbudgeting. Itwilldealwithwhyfinancialinformationisimportanttoparticularusersandthetypesofreportswhichfinancialandmanagementaccountingyieldtohelpdecisionmaking.Aspectsofcost-volume-profitanalysiswillalsobeincluded.Unitalsobuildsonbreakevenanalysisandcapitalinvestmentappraisal.Studentswillhavebetterunderstandingofthefinancialworld.

Microeconomics - Concepts and Models (PECO001)This unit investigates the choices that people, groups andsocieties face as they confront the problem of satisfyingtheir unlimitedwantswith limited resources. This unit aimsto analyse and understand the allocation, utilisation anddistribution of scarce resources that determine our wealthand well-being. It develops the knowledge, reasoning andinterpretation skills that form an important component ofunderstandingpersonal,businessandgovernmentbehaviouratthelocal,nationalandgloballevels.

Macroeconomics - The Global View (PECO002)Thedisciplineofeconomicsisoneofparticularrelevanceintheworldtoday.Itisconcernedwithdeterminingacountry’soverall levels of output, employment, inflation, growth andits external stability. The effects on changes in monetary/fiscalpolicyinshortrunandlongrunperspectiveisassessed.It assesses government objectives and how they can beachieved. Economic models are used to analyse events inmacroeconomicperspectives.Studentswillassess,evaluate,andcriticisetheeconomicperformanceofacountry.

Introduction to Business: Management and Marketing (PIB(M)002)Thisunitemphasiseshowvitalbusinessisandhowitimpactseveryaspectofourlives.Thefirstpartdealswiththebusinessenvironment, ownership and its determinants, internal andexternal factors in planning business strategies, and stepstaken in settingupabusiness. The secondpartdealswiththemanagementstyles,organisational factors,motivationaltheoriesandleadership.Thethirdpartdealswithmarketingand its importance inall thesectors. It focusesonproduct,place,promotionandprice.

Mathematics for Actuarial Studies (PMATHA004)The unit will provide students with an understanding ofthemathematicsconceptand toencourage them toapplymathematicalskillstoactuarialproblems.Thecontentofthisunitformsapartoftheunderpinningbodyofmathematicalknowledgeandskills thatwouldenablestudents topursuetertiary level Actuarial Studies. Students will learn torecognisesequencesandseries.ItwillalsoincludeSettheoryor Counting Techniqueswhichwill be applied to topics ofProbabilities.Studentswillalsounderstandtheconceptsofmapping,functionsandtheshapesofgraphs.StudentswillalsobeabletousetechniquesofMatrixtosolvesimultaneousequations.

Introduction to Mass Communication (PCOMM001)Thisunitisdesignedtointroducestudentstotheworldandindustry of mass communication. It explores the functionofmasscommunicationandroleoftoday’scommunicationpractitioners.Itcoversthesubareasofmasscommunicationfrom print media, to electronics; multimedia and socialnetworks even highlighting potential fundamental careerpath and the future of being in themass communicationand real world industry. The unit is intended for studentswhowish to explore the vast andgrowingworld ofmasscommunication and at the same time being creative andwell versed in today’s technologyandknowledgeofmasscommunication.

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Introduction to Advertising (PCOMM002)Thisunitisdesignedtointroducestudentstothebasicsofadvertising in today’s industry. It isdesigned tostimulatestudent’screativityandinsightoftheadvertisingworldandbusinessorganisations in theadvertisingworld.Theunitsexploretheprocessfrombasicideaconceptiontoexecution,knowledgeand ideas,eventheprocessofhowandwhatis needed in an effective advertising and advertisementsfor the targeted audience. The unit highlights potentialcareer paths in the advertising industrywhere designingandplanningisessential.Theunitisintendedforstudentswho wish to explore the creative and innovative side ofdesigningandadvertising.

Introduction to Public Relations (PCOMM003)Providesanopportunitytounderstandandgainanoverviewof PublicRelationswith an emphasis on thebackgroundof the profession. It traces the process, the practice ofpublicrelationswithindifferentenvironmentandindustry.Thecourseservesanintroductiontothestrandsofpublicrelationtheoriesandpractices.Theunitaimstoprovideafirm foundation for studentswhowish toadvance in thedegreelevelinthecommunicationdiscipline.

Travel & Cuisine (PHCM001)This unit broadens students’ interest and understandingof travel and cuisine industry. It provides an overview oftourismandtravelasaserviceindustry.Itexplorestheworldof food and travel, and the development of gastronomictourism. Students are introduced to activities andeventstourists engage in. This course prepares the students torelateddegreeprogrammesatuniversity.

Introduction to Computer Science (PCSC001)This unit provides a basic introduction to a range ofComputing and IT fundamental. The unit is focussedonthe applicability of computer systems and developmentsto stimulate interest in the discipline. The unit coverscomponents andorganisationof a computer system, therelationshipbetweenhardwareandsoftware,applicationsofcomputers,databases,networking(withafocusontheInternet),graphicsandmultimedia.Withtheserationalesinview,thesyllabusisdeveloped.Asthefundamentalsfromthemodule are required to appreciate content in higherlevelsofacademicadvancement.

Introduction to Programming (PCSC002)Withtheadvancementoftechnology,newapplicationsareintroduced to automate our jobs and the tasks at hand.An insight into Basic Java programming forAndroidwillbe studied. This will enable students to explore simpleAndroid GUIs- Basic widgets and their applications.Students will learn to identify, apply and solve commonapplications of Fancy Lists using custom layouts. TheywillalsobeintroducedtoProjectPreparations,DataFlowand Flow charts, UI Designs for Mobile Platforms etc.Theunitprovidespracticalskillstoperformsimplephoneprogramming.

Social Media In the New IT World (PCSC003)Knowledge of applications and the use of different socialnetworkingsystemshavebecomeanimportantskillintoday’sworld.

This unit focuses on the basics of the impact of socialnetworkingsystemsonourdailylife.ThiscoursealsoreflectsontheuseofSocialMediainbusinesssettings.ItwilllookathowsocialnetworkshelpmarketinginBlogs,NewsReleasesand Online Video etc. It will help students understandthe basics of SAS Text Miner and the processes that areappliedintappingintoUnstructuredData.Managementandgathering information and presenting findings through theuseofFacebookinteractionwillprovideapracticallearningexperience.

Calculus (PMATH005)Calculusisprimarilyconcernedwithdevelopingthestudentsinunderstandingthepropertiesofderivativesand integralsoffunctions,andprovidingexperiencewithitsmethodsandapplications.Thecourseemphasizeamulti-representationalapproach to calculus,with concepts, results, andproblemsbeing expressed graphically, numerically, analytically, andverbally.Broadconceptsandwidelyapplicablemethodsareemphasized.Thefocusofthecourseisneithermanipulationnor memorization of an extensive taxonomy of functions,curves,theorems,orproblemtypes.Throughtheuseoftheunifyingthemesofderivatives,integrals,limits,approximation,and applications and modelling, the course becomes acohesivewholeratherthanacollectionofunrelatedtopics.

Thetopicscoveredinthiscourseincludesdifferentialcalculus,integralcalculus,calculusofvariations,differentialequations,calculusoffinitedifferencesandsolidcoordinategeometry.Afterthiscourse,studentsshouldbeverycomfortablewiththeconceptsofthederivativeandthedefinite integralandhow they are applied to a variety of daily life applicationproblem types and have an intuitive feel for continuousmathematics. Students should be able to compute simplederivatives and integrals, but theyneednotneed tobeanexpertatcalculuscomputations.

Academic Electives

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Broadknowledgeandunderstandingofhumanexperiencesarethecentraldriveoftheunitsinthislist.For2014,thechoiceofunitsislimitedtofive,andallofthemarecompulsory.Theunits are designed to enrich their experience, learning andpreparation for the demands of tertiary studies and post-tertiaryemployment.

Critical Thinking Skills (PLNG013)Theabilitytothinkcriticallyandtosolveproblemsarethefundamentalsforlifelonglearning.Thisunitexploresvariousforms of arguments used in academic disciplines. It willfocusonhowtomakegood judgmentabout informationandarguments. Itwill createopportunities to reflect andreviewone’sownargumentsanddevelop intellectualandpersonaldiscipline.

Culture: Ideas and Expressions (PCIE001)Thisunit formsasequential journeythroughthehistories

andideasofhowmankindfirstexistedandcurrentlyexist.Itconsiderstherolethatweplayashumanbeingsandhowthe ideas we have created throughout civilization affecthowwe are today.Alongside this,we look at the artisticexpressions, such as architecture and object design thathasbolsteredtheseideas.

Introduction to Psychology (PPSY001)This unit is designed to stimulate the student’s curiosity,initiating them to the broad and diverse field ofpsychologicalprinciplesandhumanbehaviour.Theywillbeexposedtotheories,researchandapplications.Itwillserveas an impetus for students to think critically and enablethem to understand the scientific approach in studyinghuman attitudes, emotions and behaviour. Students willalso be exposed to states of consciousness, personality,motivation,genderandhumansexualityandaglimpseintoabnormalbehaviour.

graduation day

aluMni’s achieveMents Enrichment Units

lee hui szeJanuary2012intake

Academic achievements

• BA(Hons)inAppliedMusicatDundalkInstituteofTechnology,Ireland.

• AwardedtheprestigiousMichaelVanDesselChoralConductingScholarAwardin2017.

other achievements

• PerformedatthePre-CircomAwardCeremonyliveinfrontofmanytopmediarepresentativesfromaroundtheworld.

• Engagedinanumberofnotableperformances,includingatBirrCastleandwaschosentotraveltoBelgiumaspartofanErasmusIntensiveProgrammeatArtesisUniversityCollege,Antwerp.

Current Employer

JuzmusicAcademy,Singapore

ahMad Khairul ariffin bin KaMaruddinJuly2009intake

Academic achievements

• BSc(Hons)inAccountandFinance,SunwayUniversity

• Masters/ProfessionalPaper-CharteredIslamicFinanceProfessionalfromInternationalCentreforEducationinIslamicFinance(INCEIF)

Current Employer

BankRakyat

Malaysia• Sunway university• Victoria university• Monash university• Curtin university• International Medical

university (IMu) • Multimedia university

(MMu)• nottingham university

Australia• Melbourne university

university of Tasmania

China• university of Xiamen

Ireland• Dundalk Institute of

Technology

Japan• Ritsumeikan

Asia Pacific university

Singapore• Curtin

university

United Kingdom• Anglia Ruskin

university• university of

Birmingham• university of

Hertfordshire• university of Essex

where are our graduates?

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radha MenonJuly2012intake

Academic achievements

BSc(Hons)inAccountingandFinance.

Current Employer

Swisslog,Malaysia

izarra binti azuddinJuly2012intake

Academic achievements

BA(Hons)inInternationalStudies,MonashUniversity.

other achievements

PublicationofherowncookbookwithMPHpublishingattheageof22.HercookbookisanationalwinnerinthecategoryGourmandWorldCookbookAwards.

Current Employer

UnitedNations-UnitedNationsDevelopmentProgramme

dicKson chewJuly2012intake

Academic achievements

BachelorofBusinessandCommerce(majorinFinanceandEconomics),MonashUniversity

other achievements

SelectedforaninterviewbyPillarsMagazinetotalkabouthisroleandbeliefinSMEsandtheonlineindustry.

Current Employer

Offpeak

darren Khaw teng chernJanuary2014intake

Academic achievements

BSc(Hons)BusinessStudies, SunwayUniversity(FirstClassHonours)

Current Employer

SunwayPalsLoyaltySdnBhd

liM chui sanJanuary2012intake

Academic achievements

• BSc(Hons)Psychology,SunwayUniversity• MScinAppliedBehaviourAnalysis,UniversityofKent,UK

other achievements

DiagnosedayoungchildwithAutismSpectrumDisorderandacquiringnewskillsusingAppliedBehaviourAnalysis(ABA)therapy.

Current Employer

AutismRecoveryNetwork,HongKong.

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who were previously from Sunway Foundation Programme

sunway university 1st class honours students

35%in 2016

45%in 2017

27%in 2015

21%in 2014

17%in 2013

47%in 2018

avryl ooi wan cheen

BSc (Hons) in Accounting andFinance, Sunway university

Achievement:First Class Honours,Valedictorian of July 2018Graduation

Current Employer :Khazanah nasional Berhad

bridget liM cher yee

BA (Hons) Communication, Sunway university

Achievement:First Class Honours, Valedictorian of July 2017 Graduation

Current Employer : KPMG

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9. Sport Carnival

10. Sustainable

Exhibition

11. Talentime

12. Paranormal Activity

13. Charity Carnival

1. Fashion Workshop

2 Charity Day

3. Teacher’s Day

4. ReshmonuTalk

5. Culture&Ideas-

Understandingthe

Perspectives

6. DySLEXIAWorkshop

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QUALITY OBJECTIVES

QUALITY POLICY

• Promoteandestablishacultureofqualityatalllevelsofthecollege

community

•Conformtoallstatutoryandregulatoryrequirementsincludingthe

requirements of our external partners

• Providealearningenvironmentconduciveforqualityteachingand

learning, via:

- Provision of staff development to enhance customer satisfaction

- Continuous improvement from feedbacks

Sunway College (KL), the beacon of higher education, is committed to imparting quality education to our students through efficient management practices by complying with all statutory and regulatory requirements including the requirements of our external partners. We are committed to continual improvement of our scholastic ability and effectiveness by enhancing the awareness of quality and competency of our faculty and management staff; continually reviewingourkeyprocessestoensurecompliancetoISo9001:2015,and respond to customers’ concerns in a timely manner.

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info@sunway.edu.my

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This brochure is valid for our 2019 intakes.All information is correct at the time of printing (November 2018).

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