POSTGRADUATE STUDIES - UCSI
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<strong>POSTGRADUATE</strong> <strong>STUDIES</strong><br />
Faculty of Management and IT<br />
� D.B.A.<br />
� M.B.A.<br />
� M.Sc. Logistics Management<br />
Faculty of Economics and<br />
Policy Science<br />
• M. Public Policy (pending MoHE approval)<br />
Faculty of Medical Sciences<br />
• M.Sc. Anti-Aging, Aesthetics and<br />
Regenerative Medicine<br />
Faculty of Pharmaceutical<br />
Sciences<br />
• M.Sc. Pharmaceutical Chemistry<br />
Postgraduate Programmes<br />
Faculty of Applied Sciences<br />
� M.Sc. Applied Sciences, by Research<br />
� M.Sc. Biotechnology<br />
� M.Sc. Biotechnology with Business<br />
Management<br />
Faculty of Engineering,<br />
Architecture and<br />
Built Environment<br />
� M.Sc. Electrical Engineering<br />
Faculty of Industrial Business<br />
• M.B.A. Oil and Gas Management
Take on the World<br />
MISSION<br />
To produce competent, confident and consummate graduates who<br />
are internationally employable.<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> for Life To promote and nurture lifelong scholarship and deep learning for<br />
career and personal advancement.<br />
Value Innovation To imbue value consciousness with practical creativity in all our<br />
graduates and through our services.<br />
Research and Discovery To generate new knowledge and discovery that infuses the learning<br />
and teaching of the university.<br />
Education for All To provide equal opportunity education and fulfil social obligations.<br />
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VISION<br />
To be a university par excellence
INTRODUCTION<br />
Built on the principles of audacity, perseverance, integrity and excellence, <strong>UCSI</strong> University is a leading institution of higher<br />
learning with campuses in Kuala Lumpur, Terengganu and Kuching, Malaysia.<br />
Started in 1986, <strong>UCSI</strong> University is the flagship institution of the <strong>UCSI</strong> Group conglomerate. It is made up of 10 faculties and an<br />
A-Levels academy with more than 70 programmes in disciplines including medicine, pharmacy, architecture, computer science,<br />
liberal arts and music. Its student body is comprised of more than 9,000 students with an international cohort from more than<br />
70 countries. With Graduate Attributes including ethical and civic responsibility, leadership skills and a strong knowledge of<br />
disciplines, <strong>UCSI</strong> University is committed to producing well-rounded graduates with the hard and soft skills necessary to be<br />
successful in life.<br />
Co-Operative Education Training<br />
Programme<br />
Through its innovative academic curricula,<br />
students at <strong>UCSI</strong> University enjoy the<br />
unique benefits of its Co-Operative<br />
Education Training Programme (Co-Op)<br />
to enhance their employability.<br />
The Co-Op integrates classroom learning<br />
with workplace training in Co-Op employer<br />
organizations. A student completes two<br />
months of work experience for every<br />
year of study. By the time they graduate,<br />
students will have six to eight months of<br />
work experience, well-prepared for fulltime<br />
employment.<br />
Internationalised Campus Community<br />
Renowned for its cosmopolitan and<br />
unique international culture, <strong>UCSI</strong><br />
University has a blend of both local and<br />
foreign students, from over 70 countries.<br />
International Linkage<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University, through its International<br />
University Placement Centre (IUPC), has<br />
signed many collaborative agreements<br />
with various foreign universities to enable<br />
students to pursue a portion of their<br />
academic studies at <strong>UCSI</strong> University and<br />
then complete the remaining modules at<br />
these universities.<br />
Partner universities are in Australia, New<br />
Zealand, the United Kingdom, the United<br />
States and Canada.<br />
Pursuit of Research Excellence<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University’s Centre for Research<br />
Excellence has always promoted its<br />
research initiatives aggressively in a quest<br />
for educational excellence.<br />
Many of the university’s staff, most of<br />
whom are Ph.D and Masters degree<br />
holders, are involved in extensive research.<br />
Quality Management<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University is ISO-certified, and in<br />
2008 it won a Special Award for Quality<br />
Management from the Malaysian Ministry<br />
of International Trade and Industry (MITI)<br />
a testimony of its excellence in providing<br />
the university experience to students.<br />
As an institution of higher learning, <strong>UCSI</strong><br />
University consistently strives towards<br />
educational excellence. Its tagline, “The<br />
University. The Experience” encapsulates<br />
its mission to provide to students the<br />
experience of learning in the ultimate<br />
international university environment.<br />
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ACADEMIC FACILITIES<br />
Wireless Campus<br />
Our campus is equipped with the latest<br />
cutting-edge technology in the world<br />
of e-learning and e-resources to enable<br />
students to keep abreast with the<br />
latest innovations, news, as well as with<br />
scholarships. The <strong>UCSI</strong> University Laptop<br />
Ownership Scheme enables students to<br />
purchase laptops at cheaper subsidized<br />
rates.<br />
Medical and Nursing Clinical Skills<br />
Units<br />
These facilities are used for practical<br />
learning before going for clinical<br />
attachment.<br />
Anatomy and Pathology Museum<br />
This houses various pathology specimens<br />
and human anatomy models for visual<br />
teaching and learning.<br />
Pharmacy Laboratories<br />
Our pharmacy laboratories are designed<br />
to provide interesting, open and relevant<br />
practical activity in a safe environment.<br />
� Pharmaceutical Instrument (Analysis)<br />
Lab<br />
� Physiology and Pharmacology Lab<br />
� Simulated Community Pharmacy Lab<br />
� Pharmacy Project Labs<br />
� Pharmacy Practice Labs<br />
� Pharmacy Postgraduate Lab<br />
Medical Sciences Problem-based<br />
Learning (PBL) Rooms<br />
These are part of the facilities set-up<br />
to facilitate the PBL method, whereby<br />
medical students are given medical<br />
related cases and issues to discuss and<br />
solve.<br />
Fashion Design Studio<br />
Fashion Production Studio<br />
3D Animation Lab<br />
Psychology Lab<br />
Science Laboratories<br />
Students work and learn in fully-equipped<br />
science laboratories for a more intense<br />
practical experience. We have a:<br />
� Media Preparation Lab<br />
� Fermentation Lab<br />
� Cell and Tissue Culture Lab<br />
� Food Processing Lab<br />
� Food Technology Lab<br />
� Microbiology Lab<br />
� Molecular Biology Lab<br />
� Chemistry Labs 1 and 2<br />
� Biology Labs<br />
� Physics Labs<br />
� Special Instrument Lab<br />
Engineering Laboratories<br />
Our School of Engineering has various<br />
laboratories and facilities for instruction<br />
and research:<br />
� Pneumatics and Hydraulics Lab and<br />
Robotics Lab<br />
� Microprocessor and Microcontroller<br />
Lab<br />
� Electrical and Electronics Labs 1 and 2<br />
� Communication and Electronics Labs<br />
1 and 2<br />
� Mechanical Workshop and Lab<br />
� Power and Machines Lab<br />
� Mechatronics Lab<br />
� R&D Lab<br />
� Drafting and Design Labs<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University offers multidisciplinary<br />
honours and graduate<br />
degrees. Our academic programmes,<br />
our staff, our campuses and facilities,<br />
and our environment are all geared<br />
towards achieving our mission of<br />
creating the ultimate university<br />
experience.<br />
Our commitment is to lifelong learning<br />
to bring out the best in students –<br />
mentally, emotionally, spiritually,<br />
academically and professionally. This<br />
governs all that we do now, and in<br />
the future. We want to prepare our<br />
graduates for more than just a job –<br />
we want to prepare them for life. Join<br />
us at <strong>UCSI</strong> University and be inspired<br />
to realise your full potential in life.<br />
Our campus offers:<br />
� PCB Fabrication and Mechanical<br />
Workshop<br />
� Engineering Physics Lab<br />
� Petrochemical Lab<br />
� Chemical Instrumentation Lab<br />
� Industry Chemistry Lab<br />
Music Facilities<br />
The University’s commitment to music<br />
education is reflected through our<br />
resources:<br />
� Music Practice Rooms and Teaching<br />
Studios<br />
� Music Technology Lab<br />
� Jam Rooms and Drum Kit Rooms<br />
� Keyboard Lab<br />
� Chamber and Ensemble Rooms<br />
� Ear Training Lab<br />
� Steinway Concert Grand and Boston<br />
Grand Pianos<br />
Recording Studio<br />
This is a professional digital recording<br />
and editing studio, equipped to handle<br />
small as well as integrated productions,<br />
advanced editing CD-R burning, stereo<br />
recording, multi-track recording, and<br />
audio post-production work.<br />
Recital Hall / Auditorium<br />
These are well-designed to cater for<br />
professional performances and functions,<br />
with theatre-style seating for 450 people<br />
and equipped with sound systems, and<br />
audio / visual and recording facilities.
ACADEMIC FACILITIES<br />
Library and Resource Centre<br />
The Library and Resource Centre has a comprehensive collection<br />
of all the latest texts and references, both hardcopy and online,<br />
which are accessible via the latest e-Library databases. It is also<br />
equipped with Internet-enabled workstations.<br />
Dewan Tan Sri Ahmad Razali (DeTSAR)<br />
This hall has a seating capacity of 1,200 and is also a designated<br />
Examination Hall. It is also used for other important functions,<br />
for e.g. the Annual University Convocation Ceremony.<br />
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES AND FACILITIES<br />
Accommodation Facilities<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University offers a secure, comfortable and homely<br />
environment for residents. Residential halls are equipped with<br />
pantries, common areas, television lounges, laundry service,<br />
cafeterias and security services. Off-campus accommodation is<br />
also available.<br />
Student Development and Counselling Unit<br />
This unit provides counselling and support services to students<br />
who require advice and assistance that are personal, social or<br />
academic in nature.<br />
Will Group<br />
The Will Group was set up specifically to tutor students<br />
experiencing difficulties in certain areas of their studies. The<br />
group is supported by both <strong>UCSI</strong> University professors as well as<br />
scholarship students.<br />
International Student Services<br />
This unit provides various services and support to international<br />
students, immigration, health, insurance, personal counselling,<br />
study tours and excursions, and sports.<br />
Student Clubs and Societies<br />
This promotes national and international integration as well as<br />
fosters multi-cultural experiences amongst students.<br />
Co-Operative Education and Career Services<br />
This unit coordinates Co-Operative Education (Co-Op) work term<br />
attachments, organise self-development and skills workshops,<br />
and provides counselling support for career-related concerns.<br />
Over 600 global organisations work closely with <strong>UCSI</strong> University<br />
as Co-Op Partners.<br />
International University Placement Centre<br />
The IUPC provides counselling to students interested in the<br />
International Degree Pathway programme in terms of seeking<br />
suitable universities based on personal preferences such as<br />
country, study majors and financial needs, and assisting in the<br />
university application process.<br />
Inter-campus Shuttle Bus Service<br />
This service provides free transportation between the nearest<br />
Light Rail Transit (LRT) station and the main campuses.<br />
Other Academic Facilities<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University campus features an assortment of academic<br />
facilities designed to enhance experiential learning:<br />
� Lecture Theatres<br />
� Editing Suite<br />
� Screening Room<br />
� Architecture and Drafting Studios<br />
� Language Lab<br />
E- Advantage Portal<br />
This provides access to chat rooms with professors and<br />
downloadable lecture notes - anywhere on campus and beyond,<br />
a virtual <strong>UCSI</strong> University classroom experience.<br />
Multi-purpose Hall / Recreational Facilities<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> features an excellent multi-recreational indoor sports<br />
facilities:<br />
� A Basketball Court � A Volleyball Court<br />
� Badminton Courts � Table Tennis<br />
� Gymnasium � A Swimming Pool<br />
� Squash Courts � Football Fields<br />
� Futsal Courts<br />
Other on-campus basic facilities include:<br />
� A bookshop � A <strong>UCSI</strong> University Gift Shop<br />
� A clinic � Cafeterias<br />
� Photocopy Shops � Suraus<br />
� Computer Labs � Conference Rooms<br />
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D.B.A. (Doctor of Business Administration)<br />
The <strong>UCSI</strong> D.B.A. programme is designed for senior management for whom involvement in contemporary management thinking<br />
and a substantial applied research project would advance careers to strategic business levels. As a professional doctorate, the<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University D.B.A. aims at providing management professionals and practitioners extensive opportunities to reflect upon<br />
and add value to their experiences and expertise.<br />
Through structured interactions with the faculty and a select group of dedicated colleagues from diverse industries and<br />
backgrounds, participants would also enhance their personal and leadership skills while extending their business networking.<br />
Minimum Entry Qualification<br />
A recognised MBA degree or equivalent with two years’ relevant work experiences.<br />
Language Requirements<br />
Band 6.0 in IELTS, or a score of 213 (computer-based ) / 550 (written-based) in TOEFL, or applicants holding a previous degree<br />
from a university where the medium of instruction is English, will be deemed to have fulfilled this criterion.<br />
ACADEMIC PATHWAY<br />
Year 1 (Tri Semester) Year 2 (Tri Semester) Year 3 (Tri Semester)<br />
• Understanding and Appreciating Research<br />
• Research Methodology<br />
• Entrepreneurship, Creativity and<br />
Innovation<br />
• Leadership and Organisational Change<br />
• Global Management and Business Issues<br />
• Global Corporate Strategy<br />
• Organization Behaviour<br />
• D.B.A. Thesis<br />
Intakes:<br />
Jan, May & Sept
M.B.A. (Master in Business Administration)<br />
The <strong>UCSI</strong> University M.B.A. programme is specially designed to provide access to higher learning opportunities for both local and<br />
international practitioners and professionals. The programme is a practical-based course that incorporates tools, methodologies and<br />
frameworks of the Blue Ocean Strategy. Blue Ocean Strategy provides a systematic approach to making the competition irrelevant.<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University is the only Malaysian institution of higher learning to offer 2 postgraduate programmes based on this framework. <strong>UCSI</strong><br />
University incorporates a diverse and exciting approach to learning by imparting knowledge through workshops, presentations and<br />
case studies. <strong>UCSI</strong> University’s M.B.A. programme is supported by a team of highly qualified academicians specialising in various sectors<br />
and equipped with extensive industry experience.<br />
The scope of studies also includes current developments and debates on business and management topics at both the theoretical and<br />
applied levels. Graduate students will be encouraged to conduct theoretical exercises on these topics and their relevance to actual<br />
practice, in particular their applicability to small and medium-sized enterprises and industries worldwide. Industrial practitioners and<br />
corporate consultants will be featured as speakers during the programme. As a graduate programme, the M.B.A. study promotes lifelong<br />
learning attitudes among students to prepare them for international employment opportunities, future career development and<br />
further research and study anywhere in the world.<br />
Minimum Entry Qualification<br />
Honours Degree or equivalent<br />
2 years relevant work experience<br />
Language Requirements<br />
Band 6.0 in IELTS, or a score of 213 (computer based)/ 550 (written based) in TOEFL, or applicants holding a previous degree<br />
from a university where the medium of instruction is English, will be deemed to have fulfilled this criterion.<br />
ACADEMIC PATHWAY<br />
Semester 1 (15 credit hours)<br />
• Financial Accounting and Analysis<br />
• Information Technology for Managers<br />
• Marketing Management<br />
• Management and Organisational<br />
Behaviour<br />
• Research Methods for Business and<br />
Management<br />
Duration and Modes of Study<br />
• Current Issues in Business Law<br />
• Blue Ocean Strategy<br />
• International Business and Management<br />
• Master Coursework Project Planning<br />
This is one-year full time programme with a trimester offering. Each semester is 14 weeks.<br />
Classes are scheduled in the evening (6.30 pm - 10.00 pm) during weekdays and Saturday,<br />
9.00 am - 5.30 pm.<br />
Intakes:<br />
Jan, May & Sept<br />
Semester 2 (12 credit hours) Semester 3 (13 credit hours)<br />
* Students should note that not all elective modules will be<br />
offered in the semester.<br />
• Business Policy and Strategic Management<br />
• Financial Management and Policy<br />
• Master Coursework Project<br />
* Plus one elective module chosen from the<br />
list below:<br />
• Business-to-Business Marketing<br />
• Human Resource Management and<br />
Development<br />
• Managerial Economics<br />
• Management Accounting and Decision<br />
Making<br />
• Operations and Logistics Management<br />
• Retail and Services Marketing<br />
• Strategic Economics<br />
• Strategic Electronic Business<br />
• Strategic Logistics Management<br />
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M.Sc. Logistics Management<br />
The Master of Science in Logistics Management programme is designed to provide access to higher learning opportunities<br />
for both local and overseas students. It provides students with relevant, interesting and stimulating learning experiences via<br />
a variety of innovative teaching and study techniques. The scope of studies include current developments and analysis on<br />
logistics management at both the theoretical and applied levels.<br />
Students are encouraged to conduct theoretical exercises on these topics and apply their ‘fitness” in practice, in particular their<br />
relevance or application to small or medium-sized industries -- either locally or regionally. The programme also promotes lifelong<br />
learning attitudes among students to help nurture future career development prospects and research into the field.<br />
Minimum Entry Qualification<br />
An Honours Degree in a related discipline or equivalent<br />
2 years relevant work experience<br />
Language Requirements<br />
Band 6.0 in IELTS, or a score of 213 (computer based) / 550 (written based) in TOEFL, or applicants holding a previous degree<br />
from a university where the medium of instruction is English, will be deemed to have fulfilled this criterion.<br />
ACADEMIC PATHWAY<br />
Semester 1 (12 credit hours) Semester 2 (15 credit hours) Semester 3 (13 credit hours)<br />
• Operations and Logistic Management<br />
• Research Methods for Business and<br />
Management<br />
• Human Resource and Organisational<br />
Behaviour<br />
• Blue Ocean Strategy<br />
• Import and Export Management<br />
• Inventory Management<br />
• Port Management<br />
• Supply Chain Management<br />
• Warehouse Management<br />
• Logistics Engineering<br />
• Logistics Strategy<br />
• Procurement Management<br />
• Project / Case Study<br />
Intakes:<br />
Jan, May & Sept
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M. Public Policy (pending MQA approval)<br />
Framing Policy Dialogues:<br />
“Public Policy Forum on “Religion, Law and Shared Values” at the 5th National Congress on Integrity at <strong>UCSI</strong> University on Malaysia Day. The speakers were Datuk<br />
Dr Denison Jayasooria and YB Dr Dzulkifi Ahmad ; the moderator in the middle is Dr Azmi Sharom, Law lecturer from University of Malaya<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University’s Master in Public Policy (MPP) is a pioneering ‘Blue Ocean’ programme. It is unique in Malaysia as well as<br />
internationally. It is by design theoretically rigorous, but intensely applied.<br />
Theories taught in the ‘classroom’ will be applied in ‘real life’ contexts through workshops, seminars, and fieldtrips to relevant<br />
ministries and organizations, and vide consulting type projects. The theory lessons and applied contexts equip students with a<br />
positive public policy engagement context.<br />
They learn how to influence public policy formulation within an increasingly democratic environment where citizens articulate<br />
issues and concerns in a more participative manner.<br />
Our graduates would be equipped:<br />
• to design, analyse and formulate public policies from the perspective of multiple stakeholders.<br />
• to verbally articulate and communicate these issues and concerns.<br />
• to translate them onto paper as public policies proposals.<br />
• to develop action-frames for implementing these policies in a timely, efficient and inclusive manner.<br />
• to set up a system for timely, effective and periodic review of the policies and programmes.<br />
Minimum Entry Qualification<br />
While there is no explicit English requirement, students are required to personally write an acceptable quality 1000-word<br />
English essay for an admission interview.<br />
• Qualifications<br />
MQA accredited Bachelor Degree in any discipline.<br />
• Minimum Academic Requirement<br />
(i) Honours degree or CGPA of at least 3.0, with at least 5 years working<br />
experience, or<br />
(ii) General degree or CGPA of least 2.0, with at least 7 years working experience.
ACADEMIC PATHWAY<br />
Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3<br />
• Foundation and Essentials of Economics<br />
• Public Policy Environment for Good<br />
Governance and Policy Execution<br />
Elective<br />
• Intensive Writing For Policy and Public Life<br />
• 21st Century Media Relations and<br />
Communications Strategy<br />
Intakes:<br />
Jan & May<br />
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES<br />
• QN and QL Research Methods and<br />
Foundational Statistics<br />
• Federal Constitution, Institutions of State<br />
and Rule of Law<br />
Elective<br />
• Economics of Education as a Public Good<br />
• Public Finance<br />
• Anatomy of Arguments / Reasoning<br />
• Art and Science of Negotiation<br />
• Current Policy Issues within Global<br />
Realities<br />
• New Media and Theories of Press Freedom<br />
• Role and Function of Civil Society as Third<br />
Sector<br />
• Malaysian History and Public Policy<br />
• Public Leadership<br />
• Fundamentals of Performance Evaluation<br />
• Public Administration and the Political<br />
System<br />
• Strategic Management of Public Policies<br />
Electives<br />
• Comparative Economic Systems and<br />
Competitiveness<br />
• Demography Studies and Policy<br />
Implications<br />
• Development Economics and Nationbuilding<br />
• Fundamentals and Foundations of<br />
Innovation Management<br />
• Economics of Planning and Managing<br />
Execution<br />
• Health Economics and Policy<br />
• Labour Economics and Organisation<br />
Semester 4<br />
• Tools for Public Policy Formulation and<br />
Resolution Processes<br />
Elective<br />
• Energy and Environmental Economics<br />
• Transportation Economics<br />
• Contemporary Political Theories and<br />
Implications<br />
• International Issues and Security Studies<br />
• Towards Good Ethical Management and<br />
Governance<br />
• Policy For Science, Technology and<br />
Innovation<br />
• Public Administration and Poverty<br />
• International Law and Civil Conflict<br />
• Money, Investment, Banking and<br />
Monetary Policy<br />
• Policy and Regulation in Financial Markets<br />
• Knowledge Economics<br />
• Administrative Conflict and Priorities in a Modern<br />
State<br />
• Administrative Procedure and Rule of Law<br />
• Crimes, Punishment, Law Enforcement<br />
• Human Dignity, Rights and Legal Compliance<br />
• The Politics of Risk Management in a Democracy<br />
• Public Policy and Law<br />
• Master’s Research Project<br />
Graduates of the FEPS MPP will be sought after for their “out of the box thinking skills,”<br />
networking and relational abilities, and competence in Public Policy analysis. They will<br />
add value as Policy Makers in Federal Ministries, Federal or State Departments, and<br />
Local Governance agencies. They will become Policy Analysts in research centers or<br />
think tanks or in academia as teachers. Alternatively, they can join non-governmental<br />
organizations, or become civil society change agents for advocacy of issues and<br />
concerns. Finally, they would be perfect for Government-linked companies undertaking<br />
the roll out of CSR-type social concerns or media organizations that watch and analyse<br />
public policy.<br />
As the FEPS MPP Programme grows and matures, international partnerships will be<br />
established for a world class and benchmarked public policy masters and later, a PhD<br />
programme.<br />
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M.Sc. Applied Sciences, by Research<br />
Applied Sciences in the area of Biotechnology and Food Sciences has been considered one of the key economy engines leading<br />
the world in health sciences, food and fuel production. Malaysia’s government had launched the National Biotech Policy on<br />
April 28, 2005 and Biotechnology is one of the focus for Malaysia’s growth. In addition, efforts had been put into promoting<br />
Malaysia as the main Halal Hub for Halal food processing and production. Thus, various new investments, as well as traditional<br />
companies, have invested in these areas to create an ever-increasing job market for individuals trained in these areas. Hence,<br />
this programme aims at training potential people into the best brains in there areas.<br />
M.Sc. (Applied Science) by research aims at providing graduates with enhanced knowledge of relevant areas of Applied Sciences<br />
(e.g. Biotechnology, Food Science and Nutrition) and the ability to apply and adapt this knowledge obtained in their future<br />
careers. These graduates could apply the principles and methods of scientific inquiries and research designs to plan and explore<br />
a research question in the specialized field of Applied Sciences, operate key instruments in this specialized area and to critically<br />
analyse, interpret information related to current issues and controversies in the sciences from a variety of sources.<br />
Thus, they could conduct independent research and be equipped also with enhanced valuable transferable skills such as<br />
presentation techniques, communication skills (both written and oral), information and data handling, problem-solving, team<br />
work and the use of information technology. Furthermore,, they would also recognize the importance of lifelong learning and<br />
be ready to meet any challenges due to globalization.<br />
Minimum Entry Qualification<br />
Approved undergraduate degree in the areas of Biotechnology / Biology / Chemistry / Biochemistry / Microbiology / Genetics<br />
etc, with a minimum of 65% or Classification of 2nd Upper.<br />
Applicants without sufficient academic qualifications but who possess evidence of adequate work experience may also be<br />
considered for admission<br />
Language Requirements<br />
The medium of instruction of this programme is English. Thus, the student must posses one of the following qualification /<br />
qualify into the programme:<br />
• TOEFL, a minimum score of 550<br />
• IELTS, a minimum score of 6.0<br />
• Undergraduate degree with English as the medium of instruction<br />
If the candidate does not meet the above criteria, he / she may be required to take an English Proficiency Course at the<br />
university to attain the required language proficiency.
ACADEMIC PATHWAY<br />
• Research Methodology for Scientists<br />
• Academic Communication<br />
• Master Research Project Planning and<br />
Proposal Presentation<br />
Note:<br />
Semester 1 (9 credit hours) Semester 2 (14 credit hours) Semester 3 (10 credit hours)<br />
Thesis and research are the major requirement for student to attain the degree. However,<br />
students need to take 2 compulsory courses i.e. Research methodology for Scientist and Academic<br />
Communication and pass the 2 compulsory courses for them to graduate.<br />
In addition, students will have to prepare and present their research proposal in the module Master<br />
Research Project Planning and proposal presentation, they have to obtain a B and above in order for<br />
them to start their research project.<br />
Research work is graded as Satisfactory (S) or Unsatisfactory (U), and the students have to obtain<br />
“S” based on their research progress report as well as the recommendation by the supervisor<br />
each semester in order for them to continue their candidature until the submission of their thesis<br />
(minimum of 3 semesters of research).<br />
Students are encouraged to present their research work in research seminars and at conferences and<br />
also encouraged to publish their research findings in scientific journals.<br />
• Master Research I* • Master Research Project II*<br />
Semester 4 (10 credit hours)<br />
• Master Research Project III*<br />
* Science Lab Classes<br />
Intakes:<br />
Jan, May & Sept<br />
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M.Sc. Biotechnology with Business Management<br />
This coursework-based M.Sc. Biotechnology with Business Management aims to produce postgraduates with expertise in both<br />
the practical and theoretical aspects of the specialized areas in Biotechnology, with the relevant skills for independent research.<br />
Students would learn to conceptualize current economics, ethical, legal and social issues related to biotechnology to generate,<br />
develop and communicate creative solutions scientifically.<br />
Furthermore, these programmes also develop students’ managerial and leadership skills, enabling them to apply their scientific<br />
knowledge successfully and train them to be bioentrepreneurs / technopreneurs of the next generation with the ability to<br />
translate research outcomes into future business opportunities.<br />
This multi-disciplinary programme would serve the industry’s needs better than the traditional mono-disciplinary model as it<br />
allows students a broader range of choices in modules to meet their individual and particular career goals.<br />
Minimum Entry Qualification<br />
Approved undergraduate degree in the areas of Biotechnology / Biology / Chemistry / Biochemistry / Microbiology/Genetics<br />
etc, with a minimum of 60% or Classification of 2nd Lower.<br />
Applicants without sufficient academic qualifications but who possess evidence of adequate work experience may also be<br />
considered for admission.<br />
Certain subjects required students to have sufficient background in the basic concepts, if not, the student will need to take up<br />
the basic subjects at the undergraduate levels before the students are allowed to take the subjects at the Master level.<br />
Language Requirements<br />
The medium of instruction of this programme is English. Thus, the student must posses one of the following qualification /<br />
qualify into the programme:<br />
• TOEFL, a minimum score of 550<br />
• IELTS, a minimum score of 6.0<br />
• Undergraduate degree with English as the medium of instruction<br />
If the candidate does not meet the above criteria, he / she may be required to take an English Proficiency Course at the<br />
university to attain the required language proficiency.
ACADEMIC PATHWAY<br />
Semester 1 (13 credit hours) Semester 2 (13 credit hours) Semester 3 (5 credit hours)<br />
• Research methodology for Scientists<br />
• Academic Communication<br />
• Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics*<br />
Elective Major (select one)<br />
• Financial Accounting and Analysis<br />
• Marketing Management<br />
• Information Technology for Managers<br />
• Current Issues in Business Law<br />
Intakes:<br />
Jan & May<br />
• Current Topics in Biotechnology<br />
• Bioinformatics and Computational<br />
Biology*<br />
• Master Research Project Planning and<br />
Proposal Presentation<br />
Elective Major (select one)<br />
• Financial Accounting and Analysis<br />
• Marketing Management<br />
• Information Technology for Managers<br />
• Current Issues in Business Law<br />
• Financial Management and Policy<br />
• Management and Organisational<br />
Behaviour<br />
Free Elective (select one)<br />
• Experimental Biotechnology - Method<br />
and Instrumental Design and Analysis*<br />
• Trends in Medical Biotechnology*<br />
• Advances in agricultural Biotechnology*<br />
• Applied Bioprocessing*<br />
• Pharmaceutical Biotechnology<br />
• Perspective of Commercial Biotechnology<br />
* Science Lab Classes<br />
Semester 4 (9 / 10 credit hours)<br />
• Research Project for Biotechnology with<br />
Business Management*<br />
Elective Major (select two)<br />
• Financial Accounting and Analysis<br />
• Marketing Management<br />
• Information Technology for Managers<br />
• Current Issues in Business Law<br />
• Business Policy and Strategic Management<br />
• Financial Management & Policy<br />
• Management and Organisational Behaviour<br />
• Entrepreneurship<br />
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16<br />
M.Sc. Biotechnology<br />
Biotechnology is seen as the technology that will “heal, feed and fuel” the world. Huge amounts of money has been poured into<br />
this area globally. The Malaysian government has identified Biotechnology as one of the focus areas for Malaysia‘s growth by<br />
launching the National Biotech Policy on April 28, 2005.<br />
Since then, various new investors as well as traditional companies have invested in biotechnology-related products or turned to<br />
biotechnology in order to improve their products and make the manufacturing process easier, cleaner and more cost effective.<br />
This trend has created an ever-increasing job market for individuals trained in biotechnology. Moreover, in order for Malaysia<br />
to play in the global marketplace and win, Malaysia needs world-class people to lead world-class companies. Hence, it is very<br />
important for us to nurture potential talents to turn them into the best biotech brains in research and product development.<br />
This coursework-based M.Sc. (Biotechnology) designed to provide graduates with in-depth conceptual understanding of the<br />
concept and techniques of the specialized areas of Biotechnology to meet the growing needs of Biotechnology industry. This<br />
programme also trains students to develop laboratory management and technical skills.<br />
Minimum Entry Qualification<br />
Approved undergraduate degree in the areas of Biotechnology /Biology / Chemistry / Biochemistry / Microbiology / Genetics<br />
etc, with a minimum of 60% or Classification of 2nd Lower.<br />
Applicants without sufficient academic qualifications but who possess evidence of adequate work experience may also be<br />
considered for admission.<br />
Certain subjects required students to have sufficient background in the basic concepts, if not, the student will need to take up<br />
the basic subjects at the undergraduate levels before the students are allowed to take the subjects at the Master level.<br />
Language Requirements<br />
The medium of instruction of this programme is English. Thus, the student must posses one of the following qualification /<br />
qualify into the programme:<br />
• TOEFL, a minimum score of 550<br />
• IELTS, a minimum score of 6.0<br />
• Undergraduate degree with English as the medium of instruction<br />
If the candidate does not meet the above criteria, he / she may be required to take an English Proficiency Course at the<br />
university to attain the required language proficiency.
ACADEMIC PATHWAY<br />
Semester 1 (14 credit hours) Semester 2 (14 credit hours) Semester 3 (4 credit hours)<br />
• Research Methodology for Scientists<br />
• Academic Communication<br />
• Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics*<br />
• Experimental Biotechnology - Method and<br />
Instrumental Design and Analysis*<br />
Intakes:<br />
Jan & May<br />
• Current Topics in Biotechnology<br />
• Bioinformatics and Computational<br />
Biology*<br />
• Master Research Project Planning and<br />
Proposal Presentation<br />
Electives Major subjects (select one)<br />
• Trends in Medical Biotechnology*<br />
• Advances in Agricultural Biotechnology*<br />
• Applied Bioprocessing*<br />
• Master Research Project II*<br />
Electives Major subjects (select one)<br />
• Trends in Medical Biotechnology*<br />
• Advances in Agricultural Biotechnology*<br />
• Applied Bioprocessing*<br />
• Pharmaceutical Biotechnology<br />
• Perspectives of Commercial Biotechnology<br />
* Science Lab Classes<br />
• Master Research Project I*<br />
Semester 4 (9 / 10 credit hours)<br />
Free Electives subjects (select one)<br />
• Entrepreneurship<br />
• Financial Accounting and Analysis<br />
• Marketing Management<br />
• Information Technology for Managers<br />
• Current Issues in Business Law<br />
• Business Policy and Strategic Management<br />
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M.Sc. Pharmaceutical Chemistry<br />
The 2010 MQA-approved Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Chemistry under the <strong>UCSI</strong> University Faculty of Pharmaceutical<br />
Sciences aims to produce professional ethical graduates capable of contributing to the local and global pharmaceutical industry<br />
for the advancement of quality pharmaceutical products, research and development. Students are trained for life-long learning<br />
and to develop creative, critical problem-solving skills with good communication, management and leadership skills.<br />
Using a mixed mode structure, the one-year course work plus dissertation offers advanced knowledge in pharmaceutical<br />
analytical techniques, as well as ‘elective’ management courses under the Faculty of Management and Information Technology.<br />
To facilitate teaching and learning, <strong>UCSI</strong> University provides computer rooms, teaching / research laboratories, a library<br />
equipped with on-line database search services, modern postgraduate teaching and research instrumentations, as well as<br />
highly-dedicated experienced academic staff and active researchers. The programme also stipulates completion of students’<br />
individual pharmaceutical chemistry research project.<br />
Minimum Entry Qualification<br />
Qualifications<br />
B.Sc. in Pharmacy OR B.Pharm. (Hons.) OR Equivalent undergraduate degree in related field.<br />
Minimum Academic Requirement<br />
• Minimum average of 60% OR CGPA of 3.0.<br />
• Minimum IELTS of 6.0 OR TOEFL 570/230/105.<br />
Admission Level<br />
Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Chemistry
ACADEMIC PATHWAY<br />
B.Sc. in Pharmacy OR<br />
B.Pharm. (Hons.)<br />
OR Equivalent<br />
undergraduate degree<br />
• Research Ethics and Methodology<br />
• Scientific Writing<br />
• Advanced Pharmaceutical Analysis I<br />
• Analysis of Natural Product<br />
• Research I<br />
• Elective from M.B.A.<br />
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES<br />
Pharmaceutical Industries<br />
Year 1 - Semester 1 Year 2 - Semester 2<br />
• Biostatistics and Experimental Design<br />
• Advanced Pharmaceutical Analysis II<br />
• Electrochemical Methods<br />
• Research II<br />
• Elective from M.B.A.<br />
Intakes:<br />
Jan & July<br />
Graduates may work in manufacturing, quality control, research<br />
and development, or in marketing or management; in the<br />
government services at drug regulatory agencies, hospitals or<br />
clinical chemistry laboratories; or as pharmaceutical education<br />
lecturers or researchers.<br />
The programme also trains students pursuing their PhD in<br />
pharmaceutical sciences.<br />
Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Chemistry PhD<br />
Lecturers and Researchers<br />
Drug Regulatory Agencies,<br />
Analytical & Clinical Laboratories<br />
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20<br />
M.Sc. Anti-Aging, Aesthetics and Regenerative Medicine<br />
With a thriving billion dollar anti-aging and aesthetic market, South-East Asia is at the heart of a growing wave of medical<br />
tourism and is a popular destination for patients, doctors and providers of anti-aging and aesthetic medicine products and<br />
treatments.<br />
Under the Faculty of Medical Sciences, the School of Anti-aging, aesthetics and regenerative medicine is proud to offer a Master’s<br />
of Science in Anti-aging, Aesthetics and Regenerative Medicine. Being offered for the first time in Malaysia, this programme is<br />
open to both local and international doctors. Aimed at both new and experienced medical doctors, this two year part-time<br />
programme represents a one-stop centre and a single point entry for all doctors interested in this field.<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University Master’s of Science in Anti-aging, Aesthetics and Regenerative Medicine has obtained full Malaysian Qualifications<br />
Agency (MQA) accreditation in consultation and agreement with the Ministry of Health, and is an ideal and essential platform<br />
for doctors to be trained in this field.<br />
The school is affiliated to the world’s leading and largest anti-aging organization; the American Board of Anti-aging and<br />
Regenerative Medicine, with its founders as the school’s visiting professors. Our close collaborations with St. Elizabeth<br />
University, Bratislava in Europe would enable our students to participate in research with opportunities for publishing their<br />
work in international journals.<br />
Minimum Entry Qualification<br />
For Malaysian candidates: Medical qualification and at least one year of post registration clinical experience approved by the<br />
Senate.<br />
For foreign candidates: An active medical license in the state, province or nation where the applicant resides, and satisfies the<br />
Department’s requirements for an entrance evaluation.<br />
Language Requirements<br />
Possesses at least IELTS Band 6 or TOEFL 550 if the first degree is from a non-English medium university, OR Passed the<br />
University-approved English Language proficiency test<br />
Assessments<br />
Students are continuously assessed on assignments, log book recordings, practicals and case studies.
ACADEMIC PATHWAY<br />
Medical Doctors<br />
with a valid license<br />
MODULE 1<br />
Academic Communication, Ministry of Health Guidelines,<br />
Legal Basics in Medical Tourism, Health Promotion and<br />
Wellness Industry, Marketing and Branding Tactics to<br />
develop a Profitable Practice<br />
MODULE 2<br />
Research Methodology for Scientists, Medical Ethics,<br />
Confidentiality, Good Clinical Practice Certification,<br />
Design, Analyse and Monitor Clinical Trials, Opportunities<br />
for Research and Publication<br />
MODULE 3-5<br />
Anti-Aging Medicine: Systemic Evaluations of Accelerated<br />
Aging: History, Physical Examination, Investigations and<br />
Diagnosis, Diet, Exercise and Sports Medicine in Aging,<br />
Stress, Nutritional Medicine, Hormonal Deficiency<br />
and Supplementation, Preventative Medicine and Life<br />
Extension, Aging Diseases, Free Radicals, Oxidation,<br />
Aging Immune System, Environmental Medicine, Toxins<br />
and Heavy Metals<br />
MODULE 6<br />
Masters Project Paper in Anti-Aging<br />
Year 1 Year 2<br />
MODULE 7-9<br />
Aesthetic Medicine: Ethics, Anatomy and Functional<br />
Advancement, Aging Process of Skin, Skin Analysis,<br />
Laser and Light-Based Therapy and Applications,<br />
Microdermabrasion, Chemical Peels, Fillers, Botox,<br />
Cosmetic Interventions, Hormones and the Skin, Skin<br />
Nutrition, Rejuvenation Techniques, Acne, Scar and<br />
Pigmentation Management, Other Minimally Invasive<br />
Aesthetic Procedures<br />
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES<br />
MODULE 10<br />
Masters Project Paper in Aesthetics<br />
MODULE 11<br />
Regenerative Medicine: Molecular Cell Biology and<br />
Genetics, Stem Cells, Immunology, Clinical Application<br />
and Oncology, Nanotechnology<br />
MODULE 12<br />
Masters Project Paper in Regenerative Medicine<br />
Intakes:<br />
Jan, May & Sept<br />
This Master’s Programme is the key to opening different doors<br />
in the medical healthcare industry with innumerable career<br />
growth opportunities for doctors.<br />
Some of the possible future career pathways are as follows:<br />
• Mainstream Doctors - General practitioners, hospital doctors<br />
and family physicians<br />
• Researchers<br />
• Educationist-Professors, lecturers and speakers at local and<br />
international conferences<br />
• Business / Medical Consultants, Advisors or Medical Directors<br />
of clinics, hospitals, companies<br />
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22<br />
M.Sc. Electrical Engineering<br />
Minimum Entry Qualification<br />
Language Requirements<br />
Postgraduate education in the power and energy sector has<br />
experienced a slowdown since the early 90’s resulting in a<br />
shortage of skilful graduates in this area globally. With an ever<br />
increasing demand for new and environmentally-clean energy<br />
resources, and soaring prices of oil, this programme aims to<br />
cater for opportunities arising from research and development<br />
in this field.<br />
Modern emerging issues in the area of power and energy<br />
systems such as power system efficiency, renewable energy,<br />
and distributed grid-connected systems will be introduced and<br />
addressed in this programme to provide students a competitive<br />
edge with greater employability opportunities.<br />
Applicants with approved undergraduate degree in a relevant engineering area with a minimum of 60% or Classification of<br />
2nd Lower.<br />
Applicants without sufficient academic qualifications but who possess evidence of adequate work experience may also be<br />
eligible for admission.<br />
A student in the final semester of the undergraduate study may apply for provisional admission utilizing their good CGPA<br />
results.<br />
The medium of instruction of this programme is English. Thus, the student must posses one of the following qualification /<br />
qualify into the programme:<br />
• TOEFL, a minimum score of 550<br />
• IELTS, a minimum score of 6.0<br />
• Undergraduate degree with English as the medium of instruction<br />
If the candidate does not meet the above criteria, he / she may be required to take an English Proficiency Course at the<br />
university to attain the required language proficiency.<br />
ACADEMIC PATHWAY<br />
Semester 1 (13 credit hours) Semester 2 (13 credit hours) Semester 3 (5 credit hours)<br />
Non-Electrical Power Engineering<br />
Background<br />
• Power Electronics<br />
• Power Systems<br />
• Energy Conversion Systems<br />
• Reliability Engineering<br />
• Research Methods for Engineers<br />
With Electrical Power Engineering<br />
Background<br />
• Advanced Power Semiconductor Devices<br />
• Management Org. and Behaviour<br />
• Energy Conversion Systems<br />
• Reliability Engineering<br />
• Research Methods for Engineers<br />
• Energy Efficient Drives<br />
• Advanced Power System Protection<br />
• Project Phase I<br />
• Theory and Design of Neuro-Fuzzy<br />
Controllers*<br />
• Computer Aided Design*<br />
* Choose any one subject<br />
* Students should note that not all elective<br />
modules will be offered in every semester.<br />
• Project Phase II<br />
Intakes:<br />
Jan, May & Sept
M.B.A. Oil and Gas Management<br />
Minimum Admission Requirements for Master Programme<br />
MQA accredited Bachelor Degree in relevant discipline (e. g. Engineering, Business, Accounting, etc.)<br />
(i) CGPA of 60% and above<br />
(ii) 2nd class Honours degree<br />
(iii) English Language requirements; minimum of 550 TOFEL or IELTS 6.0<br />
(iv) The medium of instruction is English for the Bachelor Degree studies<br />
Bachelor Degree with relevant working experience (minimum 2 years)<br />
(i) Pass Degree<br />
(ii) English Language requirements; minimum of 550 TOFEL or IELTS 6.0<br />
(iii) The medium of instruction is English for the Bachelor Degree studies<br />
ACADEMIC PATHWAY<br />
• Scientific Thinking and Research<br />
Methodology<br />
• Business Policy and Strategic Management<br />
• Technical Communication for Oil and Gas<br />
• Financial Accounting and Analysis<br />
• Marketing Management<br />
The fact that the Oil and Gas industry, worldwide, is facing<br />
a very critical shortage of engineers and, more importantly,<br />
professionals in other areas (e.g. accountants, HR managers,<br />
Economists etc.) who are well versed in Oil and Gas business<br />
transactions, has inspired the University to take the initiatives<br />
to train and prepare the future Oil and Gas professionals for<br />
both the Engineering and the business management sector.<br />
While the University campus in Kuala Lumpur is taking care of<br />
the Engineering part, the Business Administration (Oil and Gas<br />
Management) programmes are offered at the <strong>UCSI</strong> University<br />
campus in Terengganu.<br />
The programme, through its uniquely designed syllabi, aims<br />
to prepare and train graduates who have completed their first<br />
degree in engineering, business administration, accounting<br />
etc. to upgrade their knowledge, skills, and qualities to embark<br />
on administrative and managerial jobs related to the Oil and<br />
Gas sector.<br />
Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3<br />
• Oil and Gas Accounting<br />
• International Aspects of Oil and Gas Affairs<br />
and Agreements<br />
• Petroleum Economics and Fiscal Policy<br />
Formulation<br />
• Operations and Logistics Management<br />
• Dissertation A<br />
• Management and Organisational<br />
Behaviour<br />
• Quantitative Systems and Business<br />
Applied in Oil and Gas<br />
• Dissertation B<br />
Intakes:<br />
Jan, May & Sept<br />
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FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES<br />
Foundation and Undergraduate Programmes 2011<br />
School of Medicine<br />
� Doctor of Medicine<br />
� Foundation in Science<br />
School of Nursing<br />
� B.N. (Hons.) Nursing<br />
� Dip. Nursing<br />
� Foundation in Science<br />
Faculty of Medicine Sciences<br />
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION<br />
TECHNOLOGY (BUSINESS PROGRAMMES)<br />
Foundation and Undergraduate Programmes 2011<br />
School of Management<br />
� B.A. (Hons.) Business Administration<br />
� B.A. (Hons.) Accounting and Finance<br />
� B.A. (Hons.) Accounting<br />
� B.A. (Hons.) Marketing<br />
� B.A. (Hons.) Logistics Management<br />
� B.Sc. (Hons.) Actuarial Science<br />
� Dip. Management<br />
� Dip. Logistics Management<br />
� Foundation in Arts<br />
Faculty of Management and<br />
IT (Business Programmes)<br />
FACULTY OF INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS<br />
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY<br />
Foundation and Undergraduate Programmes 2011<br />
� M.B.A. Oil and Gas Management<br />
� B.B.A. Oil and Gas Management<br />
� B.Sc. (Hons.) Industrial Metallurgy<br />
� Foundation Studies<br />
Faculty of Industrial Business<br />
Faculty of Science and<br />
Technology<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University,<br />
Kuala Lumpur Campus (South Wing)<br />
(KPT / JPT / DFT / US / W06)<br />
No.1 Jalan Menara Gading,<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> Heights, Cheras,<br />
56000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.<br />
Tel : 603 - 9101 8880<br />
Fax: 603 - 9102 2614<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University, Terengganu Campus<br />
(KPT / JPT / DFT / US / T01)<br />
Bukit Khor, PT 11065, Mukim Rusila,<br />
21600 Marang, Terengganu, Malaysia.<br />
Tel : 609 - 628 1880 / 1889<br />
Fax: 609 - 628 1885<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> OTHER COURSES’ GUIDE<br />
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES<br />
Foundation and Undergraduate Programmes 2011<br />
� B.Sc. (Hons.) Biotechnology<br />
� B.Sc. (Hons.) Food Science and Nutrition<br />
� Foundation in Science<br />
Faculty of Applied Sciences<br />
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION<br />
TECHNOLOGY (IT PROGRAMMES)<br />
Foundation and Undergraduate Programmes 2011<br />
School of Information Technology<br />
� B.Sc. (Hons.) Computing<br />
� B.Sc. (Hons.) Business Information System<br />
� B.Sc. (Hons.) Mobile Computing<br />
� Dip. Information Technology<br />
� Foundation in Arts<br />
Faculty of Management<br />
and IT (IT Programmes)<br />
A-Level Academy<br />
London Examinations Modular GCE A-Levels (Edexcel)<br />
The Advanced Level (A-Levels) examinations are internationally recognised as entry requirements into various<br />
undergraduate degree courses in institutions around the world. <strong>UCSI</strong> University offers an 18-month London Examinations<br />
Modular A-Level programme.<br />
With so many other pre-university and matriculation programmes being offered, it is worth considering the benefits of the<br />
A-Level examinations. The primary reason is that it is still one of the most widely-recognised and highly-regarded<br />
examinations throughout the English-speaking world and is accepted by most established institutions of higher<br />
education globally.<br />
The A-Level programme provides exposure to learning at a more advanced level. <strong>UCSI</strong> University’s A-Level programme is<br />
aimed at equipping students with critical thinking, and research and analytical skills - all of which are crucial in today’s<br />
competitive job market. This programme is also designed to develop students’ perception and understanding of ideas and<br />
events, which in turn, will prepare them to make independent decisions, especially in their pursuit of higher education.<br />
A-Level Academy<br />
(A 3707; 03/2013)<br />
FACULTY OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES<br />
Foundation and Undergraduate Programmes 2011<br />
� B.Pharm. (Hons.) Pharmacy<br />
� Foundation in Science<br />
Faculty of Pharmaceutical<br />
Sciences<br />
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE<br />
AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT<br />
Foundation and Undergraduate Programmes 2011<br />
School of Engineering<br />
� B.Eng. (Hons.) Electrical and Electronic Engineering<br />
� B.Eng. (Hons.) Communication and Electronic Engineering<br />
� B.Eng. (Hons.) Mechatronic Engineering<br />
� B.Eng. (Hons.) Mechanical Engineering<br />
� B.Eng. (Hons.) Civil Engineering<br />
� B.Eng. (Hons.) Petroleum Engineering<br />
� B.Eng. (Hons.) Chemical Engineering (Petrochemical)<br />
� Dip. Electrical and Electronic Engineering<br />
� Foundation in Science<br />
Faculty of Engineering,<br />
Architecture and Built<br />
Environment (Engineering<br />
Programmes)<br />
FACULTY OF MUSIC, SOCIAL SCIENCES<br />
AND DESIGN<br />
Foundation & Undergraduate Programmes 2011<br />
School of Music<br />
� Foundation in Music<br />
� B.Mus. (Hons.) Classical Music<br />
� B.Mus. (Hons.) Contemporary Music<br />
School of Design<br />
� B.C.A (Hons.) 3D Animation Design<br />
� B.A. (Hons.) Fashion Design with Marketing<br />
Faculty of Music, Social<br />
Sciences and Design<br />
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE<br />
AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT<br />
Foundation and Undergraduate Programmes 2011<br />
School of Architecture and Built Environment<br />
� B.A. (Hons.) Interior Architecture<br />
� B.Sc. (Hons.) Architectural Technology<br />
� Dip. Interior Architecture<br />
� Dip. Architectural Studies<br />
� Foundation in Architectural Studies<br />
Faculty of Engineering,<br />
Architecture and Built<br />
Environment (Architecture<br />
Programmes)<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University,<br />
Kuala Lumpur Campus (North Wing)<br />
Lot 12734, Jalan Choo Lip Kung,<br />
Taman Taynton View, 56000 Cheras,<br />
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.<br />
Tel : 603 - 9101 8880<br />
Fax: 603 - 9102 3606<br />
<strong>UCSI</strong> University, Sarawak Campus<br />
(KPT / JPT / DFT / US / Y04)<br />
Lot 2498, Block 16, KCLD,<br />
Jalan Tun Jugah, 93350 Kuching,<br />
Sarawak, Malaysia.<br />
Tel : 6082 - 455 255<br />
Fax: 6082 - 455 015<br />
FACULTY OF MUSIC, SOCIAL SCIENCES<br />
AND DESIGN<br />
Foundation and Undergraduate Programmes 2011<br />
School of Social Sciences<br />
� B.A. (Hons.) English Language and Communication<br />
� B.A. (Hons.) Mass Communication<br />
� B.A. (Hons.) Psychology<br />
� Foundation in Arts<br />
Faculty of Music, Social<br />
Sciences and Design<br />
FACULTY OF HOSPITALITY AND MANAGEMENT<br />
Foundation and Undergraduate Programmes 2011<br />
� B.A. (Hons.) Commerce<br />
� B.A. (Hons.) Event and Tourism Management<br />
� B.A. (Hons.) Hospitality Management<br />
� Dip. Hotel Management<br />
� Foundation Studies<br />
Faculty of Hospitality and<br />
Management<br />
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held liable for subsequent changes to the curriculum, fees, duration of study, projected date of completion, and so forth.<br />
Revised on Dec 2010