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If you have just completed your year-end exams, you are in the right place to research information that will help you in your search for the right course and college.
You will meet representatives from universities, colleges, and skills-based institutions in Malaysia and abroad here. Find out what each institution has to offer whether you are looking for pre-university, diploma, certificate, or degree programmes. Don’t forget to refer to the Promo Guide for an overview of various financial aid and scholarships offered by exhibitors today!
As a student, it is important to take your time to research all the education options available before choosing a specific course or institution. Take the opportunity to attend talks by professionals and academicians over the weekend. They will provide helpful advice and information on various courses and professions. Some of the talk topics that will be presented are Options after Secondary School, Careers in Engineering and Studying Overseas. Seats are limited so remember to come early! Admission to all talks are free.
Everything you need to know about the fair this weekend is included in the directory. For the complete list of exhibitors in alphabetical order, please refer to page 44-49. Then skip to the floor plan on page 50-51 to find the college or university that you want to visit. You can find the talk schedule on page 52. The directory also includes a number of articles on courses and careers.
Visit our website, www.Sureworks.info, if you would like to know more information on higher education in Malaysia. You can browse through a comprehensive directory of colleges and universities in Malaysia and find a list of courses and scholarships they offer. In addition, the website also features latest news, advice, and useful articles on higher education.
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You want to keep your study options open You should pursue: Advanced Level (A Level)
A typical A Level programme takes up to two years to complete. A minimum of three A Level subjects is required to enter most universities. A Level is divided into Advanced Subsidiary (AS Level) and A2 Level. Examinations are carried out at the end of each level and carry 50% of the overall grade. Your A Level results will be recognised globally and allow you to enter most private and public universities in Malaysia and around the world. Estimated fees for A Level range from RM14,000 to RM66,000.
You want a qualification that is recognised by Australian universitiesYou should pursue: SACE International and Western Australian Matriculation (AUSMAT)
Both SACE and AUSMAT can be completed in a year. The curriculum is roughly 50% examination-based for AUSMAT and 30% for
SACE International, while the remaining is based on coursework.
The fees for SACE International range between RM21,000 and RM28,000, and AUSMAT between RM15,000 and RM25,000. Both programmes are also recognised by most Malaysian private universities and most universities around the world.
You prefer coursework to examinations You should pursue: Canadian Pre-University Programme (CPU) and Canadian International Matriculation Programme (CIMP)
The CPU and CIMP take up to 18 months to complete. The Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) is granted to students who complete the CPU or CIMP. Students have to fulfil at least 10 hours of community service and pass the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) in order to graduate. In addition, students are assessed continuously through 70% coursework and 30% examinations. Canadian pre-university programmes can cost anywhere between RM27,000 and RM30,000.
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You want to study in the United States You should pursue: American Degree Programme (ADP)
The ADP leads directly to a degree and takes around four years to complete. Many institutions offer credit transfer options which allow students to continue their degree in American universities. Students can opt for 2+2 (two years in Malaysia and two years abroad) or 1+3 (one year in Malaysia and three years abroad). Alternatively, students can complete the entire ADP locally as some colleges also offer 4+0. The ADP costs approximately RM30,000 a year.
You want a challenging programme You should pursue: The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP)
The IBDP is a two-year programme and is offered by a number of international schools in Malaysia. Applicants need to have excellent academic results in addition to passing an entrance test and interview. The IBDP requires students to complete six subjects,
which are assessed through assignments, oral presentations and examinations. Each subject is graded from 1 to 7, with 7 being the highest. Fees range from RM75,000 to RM90,000.
You want to finish your degree quickly You should pursue: Foundation programmes
Foundation programmes are catered to students who want to continue their undergraduate degree in the same university. The most common Foundation programmes are in Science, Arts and Business. Taking a year to complete, Foundation courses are assessed through a combination of assignments, quizzes and exams. Fees for Foundation programmes range between RM10,000 and RM25,000.
Take your time to choose the right pre-university course. Do not follow your friends or choose a course you think is easy. Do your homework by collecting information from websites, social media pages, Open Days and higher education fairs.
The pre-university programme you pursue must fit your needs in terms of learning style, budget and university goals. Here are some considerations when choosing the right pre-university programme.
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Industries are constantly finding ways to develop new materials and improve existing materials for their products. Materials Science and Engineering is used to understand the properties and structure of materials and to best utilise them. It is a science that is used in real world applications in industries such as automotive and manufacturing.
Responsibilities of a Materials Engineer Materials engineers are responsible for creating new materials and improving the performance of existing materials. They need in-depth knowledge of a variety of materials such as metals, polymers, ceramics, plastics and industrial minerals. A materials engineer has to be skilled in using computer modelling software to analyse data and assess materials for specific qualities such as electrical conductivity and durability. They also need to take into account the environmental implications of the product they are manufacturing and solve problems that arise during the manufacturing process. Materials engineers are in charge of maintaining quality control and cost throughout the production and manufacturing process as well.
Academic PathwayStudents can either enrol in a Diploma in Engineering (Materials Science) programme after secondary school or a Bachelor’s Degree in Science (Materials Science) after completing their pre-university studies. A strong background in chemistry, physics, biology and mathematics is needed to take on the subjects in a Materials Science and Engineering programme. Taking two years to complete, the Diploma programme will expose students to subjects such as Mechanics of Materials, Engineering Principles, Physical Metallurgy, Corrosion and Semiconductor Materials. In the three to four-year Degree programme, students will learn subjects such as Electrical Properties of Materials, Quantum Mechanics for Materials Science, Composite Materials and Scientific Writing & Communication. Both diploma and degree programmes will culminate in end-of-year projects.
Job Opportunities There are a number of employment opportunities for individuals who have Materials Science & Engineering qualifications. Other than Materials Engineer, there are also positions such as Design Engineer, Manufacturing Systems Engineer, Technical Sales Engineer, Biomedical Engineer and
What is Materials Science and Engineering?
Metallurgist. There are also positions in Research & Development such as Product Development Scientist, Research Scientist and Patent Examiner. Those who are interested in management can look for project manager and quality manager positions. Employers that need materials science and engineering graduates are aerospace, armed forces and defence, automotive, manufacturing, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals and telecommunications, among others.
Skills NeededIndividuals interested in a career in materials
science need to have excellent skills in science, mathematics and IT. An interest in scientific and technical issues pertaining to materials is advantageous as well. Strong communication skills, both oral and written, are needed to communicate with colleagues and write scientific reports. Those in the materials science and engineering field need to be able to apply scientific knowledge effectively in an industrial setting. Other important skills include being able to work independently and in a team, analytical thinking, problem-solving and good time management.
Materials science and engineering is at the forefront of many technologies including renewable energy and nanoscience. This branch of science has an impact on our everyday lives as consumers, from the houses we live in to the computers we use. Through materials science, the best versions of the products we use daily are made possible.
Materials Science & Engineering is the study and application of materials in a variety of industries. Read on to better understand this exciting scientific field.
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Accounting is simply defined as the recording of all financial transactions and data. Every company running a business needs accountants to keep track and report financial activities. This information is necessary to make important decisions on managing a business and its financial planning.
Academic PathwayMost undergraduate degrees in Accounting take three years to complete. There are higher education institutions which offer stand-alone Accounting programmes and Accounting programmes fused with related areas such as Banking or Finance. An Accounting degree teaches the fundamentals of accounting, business, marketing, finance and report writing. Some of the main subjects in an Accounting degree are Financial Accounting, Principles of Finance, Introduction to Taxation and Public Sector Accounting.
Some Accounting degrees are combined with professional qualification papers in the final year. Students who decide to pursue professional accounting qualifications after they graduate may be exempted from having to sit for certain papers. Popular professional accounting programmes are carried out by accounting bodies such as the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), CPA Australia and the Institute of Chartered
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Individuals who are interested in becoming Chartered Accountants in Malaysia need to possess professional qualifications, gain three years of work experience and apply for a membership at the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA).
Job Opportunities Those with accounting qualifications can find employment in many industries. They can work in Financial Accounting, Tax, Audit, Management Consulting and Risk Consulting. Some of the job titles within the realm of accounting are Auditor, Accountant, Business Consultant, Tax Consultant, Financial Advisor and Financial Analyst. In addition, individuals with a background in accounting may find employment in Real Estate, Market Research, Logistics and Entrepreneurship.
The main employers of accountants are accounting firms, private, public and non-profit organisations. Some of the leading accounting firms worldwide are PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), Deloitte, Ernst & Young (EY) and KPMG.
Job Duties The responsibilities of an accountant differ according to their specialised roles. Generally,
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accountants prepare and analyse accounting records, financial statements and financial reports to make sure they are accurate and adhere to procedural standards. They are in charge of taxation matters such as taxes owed, tax returns and tax payment. Accountants provide advice and help with business decisions by analysing trends, costs and revenues. In addition, accountants use the latest computer systems and software to record financial data and produce reports effectively. Other job responsibilities of accountants are reporting to the management on financial matters, establishing tables of accounts and analysing budgets.
Skills NeededAccountants need to have high proficiency in IT, numeracy and report writing. They have to be motivated and independent as accounting is mainly a one-person job. Skills such as good communication, time management, analytical thinking and problem-solving are important to be a successful accountant. An interest in business and finance is beneficial as well. Accountants also need to have initiative, integrity and trustworthiness as they will be dealing with confidential financial data in their line of work.
The assumption that the accounting profession is boring is wrong. Accounting is an exciting field that allows individuals to work in any industry imaginable. Accountants play an integral part in any company and will always be sought after by employers.
Accounting is one of the more popular programmes pursued by Malaysian students. This article details the academic pathway and role of an accountant.
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Social work is a field that applies social and psychological theories to understand the problems people face in order to help them. Social workers are trained to support individuals and families who face difficult times and to protect them from harm.
What Qualifications Are Needed? Both school leavers and working adults who are interested in becoming social workers can sign up for a Diploma in Social Work. The three-year programme will teach students theories and research in social work, sociology and psychology. The programme also integrates practice and procedural knowledge on social issues such as child and family welfare, mental health, drug and alcohol addictions, domestic violence and disabilities. Some of the subjects in the diploma programme are Social Problems and Social Needs, Psychology for Social Workers as well as Interpersonal and Counselling Skills. In addition, it is necessary for students to apply their skills by doing field placements and gain work experience. Once granted the diploma qualification, students can start looking for employment or enrol in a Degree in Social Work.
What Does a Social Worker Do? Social workers split their time between the office and visiting their clients. They carry out interviews with individuals and families to assess their situation and offer as much information and support as they can. They are responsible for giving recommendations and advice to their clients on the best course of action depending on their situation. Social workers will communicate and make referrals to other agencies to provide suitable assistance to their clients. Next, social workers need to prepare reports and accurate records of their visits. They also curate support packages for their clients which contain a list of tasks that a social worker can help with on a weekly basis. In addition, social workers attend meetings with colleagues within their organisation and also other organisations to discuss the latest updates on social issues.
Where are Social Workers Employed?Social workers often find employment in non-governmental organisations (NGOs), government agencies and other organisations that support a variety of causes. They can
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specialise in social welfare, social care, social rehabilitation, residential or custodial care, health and mental health, and child and family welfare. The communities that rely on social workers are the elderly, individuals with learning and physical disabilities, juvenile offenders, people with mental illnesses, drug and alcohol abusers, the homeless and victims of domestic violence. Social workers can also help minority populations such as the indigenous community and refugee children. Experienced social workers can be promoted to management roles or pursue academia.
What are the Skills Needed? Social work is an emotionally demanding field as social workers address difficult issues and meet at-risk individuals daily. Therefore,
social workers need to be resilient, patient, empathetic and compassionate people. Social workers require strong communication skills in the areas of listening, speaking and writing to effectively communicate their clients’ issues and needs. They need to be able to handle complex situations and provide realistic solutions to their clients’ problems. Other useful skills are good observation skills, capacity to absorb legal and procedural information, ability to negotiate and good organisation skills.
Social work is an incredibly important profession that provides much needed support to the increasing number of people experiencing psychosocial issues, crises and pressures that arise from modern living.
Social workers dedicate their lives to helping communities in need. Here is how you can become a social worker in Malaysia.
“…social workers need to be resilient, patient, empathetic and compassionate people.”
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Food science is the application of science and engineering to study the nature of foods, the causes of their deterioration, and the principles underlying food processing. On the other hand, food technology applies food science to understand the selection, preservation, processing, packaging, distribution, and production of food that is safe for consumption.
Academic PathwayMany higher education institutions in Malaysia offer undergraduate programmes in Food Science, Food Technology or both. A Bachelor’s Degree in Food Science takes three
years to complete. Those who enrol in Food Science programmes will gain knowledge on the technical aspects of food from harvesting to consumption. They will also understand how agricultural raw materials are preserved, processed, packaged and distributed to the public. In addition, students will acquire a strong foundation in chemistry, microbiology, biochemistry and the physical sciences. Some of the subjects in a Food Science degree are Biotechnology, Food Biochemistry, Food Microbiology, Human Nutrition, Laboratory Management, Strategic Food Management, Food Product Development, Food Processing and Preservation, and Microbiology.
The food we consume today is made possible with food science and technology. If you are interested in a career in this area, read on to find out more.
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Job Opportunities Those who have undergraduate qualifications in Food Science can find employment in food industries, research & development, and manufacturing companies in private or government sectors. They can specialise in a variety of areas such as food production & processing, quality assurance & control, technical representation in the sales & marketing of foods, food product development, food science research and regulation of food laws. Some of the positions within the industry are Food Scientist, Dairy Products Scientist, Flavour Chemist, Food Industry Research & Development Manager, Food Ingredient Sales Representative, Food Inspector, Quality Assurance Manager, Packaging Specialist and Public Health Officer.
Job Duties Food scientists carry out experiments to evaluate the nutritional value, colour, flavour and texture of food. They test food samples to detect if there are harmful bacteria, moulds or yeast before it goes to production. Next, food scientists have to ensure that food manufacturing processes are in line with regulations set by the government and conform to processing, consumer and industry standards. They also work closely with microbiologists, engineers, packaging
specialists and buyers to explore alternative manufacturing methods and produce new food products. Other tasks of food scientists include investigating and maintaining high standards of food safety and quality, and establish cost-effective food production methods.
Skills NeededEmployees in food science related jobs need to possess skills in business, information technology, analytical thinking and numeracy. A strong knowledge in physical sciences and competency in laboratory work is needed as well. They have to be comfortable working both independently and in a team. Individuals need to be observant and pay attention to detail especially when it comes to health, safety and hygiene. As with any industry, good written and oral communication skills are necessary. Prior work experience in the food industry is useful as well.
Trained food scientists are always in demand to keep up with the increasing demand from consumers for different food and beverage products. Without food science and technology, the food we eat today would not be safe, nutritious, delicious and convenient to buy.
“Food science is the application of science and engineering to study the nature of foods, the causes of their deterioration, and the principles underlying food processing.”
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How to Make the Most Out of University
University life is not all about studying to get your degree. Here are some ways to make the most out of your time at college or university.
Stay on CampusNowadays, it is common to find individuals studying outstation or overseas. For many, this signifies the first time they are moving away from home. If the institution you study at provides accommodation, take the chance to stay on campus right away! Staying on campus is convenient as it is easy to get to classes and facilities by walking or taking the campus bus. Besides that, students who stay on campus gain lifelong skills such as independence and tolerance. Students also have the opportunity to improve their time management, financial management and communication skills. Students learn how to take care of themselves and to live with others when they stay on campus.
Join Extracurricular Activities Majority of colleges and universities have an extensive list of extracurricular activities for students to choose from. Although not compulsory, students are encouraged to be active in extracurricular activities even at college or university level. Join clubs, societies and sporting activities based on your passions and interests. The benefits of joining extracurricular activities include meeting people from different faculties, the opportunity to travel for competitions, gaining new skills and maintaining an active lifestyle. However, it is important not to participate in too many activities that they get in the way of your studies.
Take the Opportunity to TravelA number of undergraduate programmes offer twinning programmes or placements with partner universities abroad. If finances are not an issue, take this opportunity to study in another country! You will meet people from different cultures, learn a new language and expand your worldview. Students who study abroad are known to be more open-minded and tolerant, and this will help greatly when looking for a job in the future. If you do not have the opportunity to study abroad, you can still travel by planning short trips with your coursemates on long weekends and term breaks.
Engage in Social Work and Part-time Jobs University is the time to focus on developing yourself but it is also important to think of ways to give back to the community. If you are passionate about social work, you can plan internal charity drives and events at university itself to raise money for a good cause. You can also participate in social work engagements organised by your university. Not only will you be helping others, you will also be making your university experience more meaningful. In addition, you can work part-time during summer holidays and on weekends. Working part-time means earning extra pocket money and this will also look good on your resume in the future.
Whether you choose to pursue your pre-university, diploma or degree qualifications, going to college or university for the first time is both exciting and scary. Although it is important to study hard, it is equally important to have fun and make the most out of your college or university experience. You will meet people who will become your lifelong friends, make great memories and gain skills that will help you grow as a human being.
“Although it is important to study hard, it is equally important to have fun and make the most out of your college or university experience.”
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Social science can be defined as the scientific study of social relationships and human society as a whole. The study of human behavior in social and cultural aspects are embedded in all Social Science programmes. Popular courses include Political Science, International Relations, Anthropology & Sociology, and Economics.
Political Science Students who enrol in Political Science programmes study the theory and practice of politics and government at national and international level. Some of the subjects studied include History, Administrative Science and Policy Studies. Political Science graduates can find employment as analysts, political advisors and project managers at international organisations, public sector institutions, non-governmental organisations and think tanks. They also have the relevant background to pursue a career in politics as well. Those who are interested in Political Science need to be well-read in local and international issues and possess strong critical thinking and communication skills. International Relations International Relations encompasses the complex political, economic and cultural relations between countries in today’s era. Students gain knowledge on a variety of topics such as human rights, global poverty,
environmental issues, globalisation, ethics and politics. Individuals with qualifications in International Relations are sought after by humanitarian organisations, government agencies, media outlets and think tanks. They may be employed as assistants to politicians, public affairs consultants, public relations officers and social researchers. Jobs in international relations require good research and analytical skills. Strong writing and oral communication skills, teamwork, flexibility and open-mindedness are important traits as well.
Anthropology & Sociology Undergraduate programmes in Anthropology & Sociology often go hand in hand. Sociology is the study of society and social changes whereas Anthropology is the study of culture in different social institutions. Students carry out in-depth research and examinations on a variety of human cultures and societies, their histories and current situations. They compare cultures and societies, and explore contemporary issues such as gender relations, media, education and community development. Graduates of Anthropology & Sociology may find job opportunities in community development, social work, urban and social planning, environmental management, education and journalism. Useful skills include research, interpreting data, organising and planning, and computing skills.
Popular Social Science Courses This article provides an overview of popular Social Science courses.
Economics Economics is the study of the creation, distribution and allocation of wealth in communities around the world. Students will learn important economic theories and quantitative methods and how to apply them in different areas. Other than Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, major subjects in an Economics programme include Financial Economics and International Trade. Some of the employers looking for economists are government agencies, think tanks, financial institutions, insurance firms, rating agencies and consultancies. Economists need to
have excellent skills in research, analytical thinking, numeracy, complex problem-solving, presenting and writing.
Other popular Social Science courses are Psychology, History, Linguistics, Archaeology and Geography. Social Science courses widen your perspective, increase your knowledge of other cultures and make you understand humanity better. All these aspects are important and can be applied across many industries.
Generally, an undergraduate degree takes three years to complete and a number of public and private higher education institutions offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in these areas.
Undergraduate social science programmes accept students with prior study in both science and arts subjects at pre-university level.
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International University of Malaya-Wales
INTI International University & Colleges
KDU University College
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www.augstudy.com.my
www.bac.edu.my
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www.cilantro.edu.my
www.city.edu.my
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www.cybermed.edu.my
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www.desparkcollege.edu.my
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www.eagleeye.com.my
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www.easyuni.com
www.jm-enrich.my
www.erican.edu.my
www.firstcity.edu.my
www.fsievents.com.my
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www.help.edu.my
www.hw.edu.my
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Institution (Name)Kingsley International School KLC Placement Services Sdn Bhd(International Student Consultant)Kolej MDIS Malaysia
Kolej Yayasan UEM (Cambridge A Level)
KYS Business School
Le Cordon Bleu Malaysia
Limkokwing University of Creative Technology
Linton University College
MABECS (Malaysian British Educational Cooperation Services)
MAHSA University
Malaysian Institute of Art (MIA)
Management & Science University (MSU)
Manipal International University
Medic Ed Consultant Sdn Bhd
Melaka-Manipal Medical College
Methodist College Kuala Lumpur
MJ Media Sdn Bhd
Monash University Malaysia
Multimedia University (MMU)
MyStudy Education Consulting Sdn Bhd - International Pavilion
New Era University College
Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia
Nilai University
Open University Malaysia (OUM)
Perbadanan Tabung Pendidikan Tinggi Nasional (PTPTN)
Pintar College
Point College
Portman College
Pusat Bahasa Teikyo
Quest International University Perak
Raffles College of Higher Education
Ramsay Sime Darby Healthcare College
Reliance College
Saito College
Booth no.J11
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F20 & F21
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