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FEE
STRUCTURE
2025/2026
Domestic
FOUNDATION STUDIES AND CERTIFICATES PROGRAMMES
Programmes Duration No of Resource Fee Published Waiver Total Payable
(months) Semesters (RM) Tuition Fee Tuition Fee Fees (2025)
(RM) (RM) (RM)
Foundation in Science Leading to Medicine 12 3 Up to 100%
18,000 scholarship is 19,950
Foundation in Science Leading to Pharmacy 12 3
available upon
Foundation in Allied Science 12 3 300 9,570 commitment 11,370
to progress
to a Degree
Foundation in Arts 12 3 15,000 programme with 16,800
UoC.
Certificate in Business (CCC) 15 4 Up to 100%
scholarship is
Certificate in Science (CCC) 15 4
available upon
Certificate in Information Technology (CCC) 15 4 500 8,000 commitment 10,000
to progress
to a Diploma
Certificate in Visual Design (CCC) 15 4 programme with
UoC / CCC.
*Resource Fees are RM25 per month.
**Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee of a RM1,500.
***Registration to the Foundation in Science programme leading to Medicine and Pharmacy includes a non-refundable selection fee of RM150.
DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES
Programmes Duration No of Resource Fee Published Waiver Total Payable
(months) Semesters (RM) Tuition Fee Tuition Fee Fees (2025)
(RM) (RM) (RM)
echnologyDiploma in Information T 27 7 675 ,0009 22,675
Diploma in Mass Communication 24 6 600 18,867 19,733
Diploma in Business Administration 30 7 ,00030 8,667
Diploma in Accounting 30 7 8,667 23,083
Diploma in Psychology 30 8 8,667
750
Diploma in Occupational Safety & Health 30 7 45,000 11,000 35,750
Diploma in Cosmetics 30 7 ,00010 21,750
,00030
Diploma in Early Childhood 30 7 8,667 23,083
Diploma in 3D Animation 27 7 ,00019
Diploma in Digital Creative Content 27 7 675 ,00040 ,00019 22,675
Diploma in Graphic Design 27 7 ,00019
Diploma In Pharmacy 36 9 ,00060 22,000 39,900
900
Diploma in Nursing 36 9 75016, 40,150
55,000
Diploma in Healthcare (CCC) 36 9 500 ,00017 40,000
*Resource Fees are RM25 per month.
**Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee of a RM1,000 or RM1,500.
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMMES
Programmes Duration No of Resource Fee Published Waiver Total Payable
(months) Semesters (RM) Tuition Fee Tuition Fee Fees (2025)
(RM) (RM) (RM)
Bachelor of Business Administration 36 9 2,000 51,300
50,000
Bachelor of International Business Management (Honours) 36 9 5,000 48,300
Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Honours) 36 9 1,800 2,500 60,800
60,000
Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Honours) (ODL) 36 9 38,300 25,000
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) 36 9 55,000 2,500 55,800
Bachelor of Counselling (Honours) 48 10 2,400 65,000 2,500 66,400
Bachelor in Mass Communication (Honours) 36 9 50,000 10,000 43,300
Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours) 36 9 54,000 5,500 51,800
Bachelor of Education in Teaching English as a Second Language (Honours) 36 9 60,000 15,000 48,300
Bachelor of Art in Graphic Design (Advertising) (Honours) 36 9 1,800 15,000
Bachelor of Multimedia in 3D Animation (Honours) 36 9 70,000 15,000 58,300
Bachelor in Creative Multimedia (Honours) 36 9 15,000
Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education (Honours) 36 10 60,000 15,000 48,300
Bachelor of Accounting and Finance (Honours) 41 9 2,050 54,000 12,500 45,050
Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering Technology (Honours) 48 8 80,000 19,950 63,950
Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) 48 8 15,000 79,050
90,000
Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) 48 8 2,400 10,000 83,900
Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) 48 8 120,000 - 124,050
Bachelor of Dietetics (Honours) 48 8 150,000 50,000 103,900
Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 60 10 3,000 450,000 75,000 379,650
*Resource Fees are RM50 per month.
**MBBS applicants must pay a non-refundable RM10,000 commitment fee that will be offset in their total payable tuition fees before registration day.
***Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee of a RM1,500.
****Registration to the Nursing, Pharmacy and MBBS degree programmes includes a non-refundable selection fee of RM150.
POSTGRADUATE (TAUGHT) PROGRAMMES
Programmes Duration No of Resource Fee Published Waiver Total Payable
(months) Semesters (RM) Tuition Fee Tuition Fee Fees (2025)
(RM) (RM) (RM)
Master in Clinical Pharmacy (By Coursework) FT 12 2 3,600 20,100
25,000 ,50010
Master in Clinical Pharmacy (By Coursework) PT 24 4 ,200 7 23,700
Master of Science in Public Health (Global Health) FT 12 3 3,600 35,600
,00040 ,00010
Master of Science in Public Health (Global Health) PT 24 6 ,200 7 39,200
Master of Business Administration (MBA) 12 3 3,600 25,000 5,000 25,600
ward Federation UniversityMaster of Business Administration Dual A 18 4 5,400 48,000 11,000 44,400
opup)(TUniversity Federation ward ADual Administration Business of Master 6 1 1,800 ,000 20 - 21,800
Master of Business Data Science 12 3 3,600 44,000 11,500 38,100
Master of Islamic Finance 12 3 3,600 35,000 ,00010 30,600
Master of Physiotherapy 18 4 5,400 ,000 30 12,500 24,900
Master of Clinical Psychology (MCP) 23 5 6,900 65,000 ,00010 63,900
Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management 21 5 6,300 35,000 ,80010 32,500
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) 24 4 ,200 7 48,000 16,000 41,200
Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) 36 9 ,800 10 ,000 50 ,85010 51,950
POSTGRADUATE (TAUGHT) - OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING (ODL)
Programmes Duration No of Resource Fee Published Waiver Total Payable
(months) Semesters (RM) Tuition Fee Tuition Fee Fees (2025)
(RM) (RM) (RM)
Master of Business Administration (MBA) 12 3 13,550 17,050
3,600 25,000
Master of Islamic Finance 12 3 8,375 22,225
Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management 19 5 7005, 28,000 12,600 23,100
Doctor of Business Administration 36 9 ,80010 ,00050 75015, 47,050
*Resource Fees are RM300 per month.
**Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee of a RM1,500 and a RM500 selection fee.
***Master in Clinical Psychology applicants must pay a non-refundable RM11,000 commitment fee that will be offset in their total payable tuition fees before registration day.
POSTGRADUATE (RESEARCH)
Programmes Duration No of Resource Fee Published Waiver Total Payable
(months) Semesters (RM) Tuition Fee Tuition Fee Fees (2025)
(RM) (RM) (RM)
Master in Science 24 4 12,328 26,872
Master of Medical Sciences 24 4 ,2007 70816, 22,492
,00030
Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences - FT 24 4 31,200
8,000
Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences - PT 48 8 14,400 38,400
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) 36 6 48,000 23,000
,80010 37,800
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management - FT 36 6
,00040 15,000
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management - PT 48 8 14,400 41,400
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science - FT 36 6 ,80010 21,343
48,000 39,457
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science - PT 48 8 14,400 24,943
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences - FT 36 6 ,80010 37,800
,00050 25,000
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences - PT 48 8 14,400 41,400
*Resource Fees are RM300 per month.
**Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee of a RM1,500 and a RM500 selection fee.
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Domestic Payment Instructions
Online Payment Portal FPX (Preferred Option) JomPAY On-campus Payment Counter
e payments securely through our Applicants may mak Biller Code: 72207 e payment by credit card / debit card over ou may makY
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https://onlinepayment.cyberjaya.edu.my/ Ref-2:tudent Name S 1, UoC Campus.
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Step 1: Look for the JomPAY logo on your invoice Please note that we do not accept cash payment
Important: Kindly indicate the Step 2: Login to Internet or Mobile Banking at your above RM200 per transaction per student per day.
student’s IC or Passport number bank and look for JomPAY
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For more information, please contact our Education Counsellors:
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Table 1:
                                 Programmes Duration\n(months) No of\nSemesters Resource Fee\n(RM) Published\nTuition Fee\n(RM)                          Waiver\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Total Payable\nFees (2025)\n(RM)
  Foundation in Science Leading to Medicine                 12                3                300                       18,000 Up to 100%\nscholarship is\navailable upon\ncom...                           19,950
  Foundation in Science Leading to Pharmacy                 12                3               None                         None                                               None                             None
               Foundation in Allied Science                 12                3               None                        9,570                                               None                           11,370
                         Foundation in Arts                 12                3               None                       15,000                                               None                           16,800
              Certificate in Business (CCC)                 15                4                500                        8,000 Up to 100%\nscholarship is\navailable upon\ncom...                           10,000
               Certificate in Science (CCC)                 15                4               None                         None                                               None                             None
Certificate in Information Technology (CCC)                 15                4               None                         None                                               None                             None
         Certificate in Visual Design (CCC)                 15                4               None                         None                                               None                             None
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Table 2:
                             Programmes Duration\n(months) No of\nSemesters Resource Fee\n(RM) Published\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Waiver\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Total Payable\nFees (2025)\n(RM)
      echnologyDiploma in Information T                 27                7                675                       ,00030                     ,0009                           22,675
          Diploma in Mass Communication                 24                6                600                         None                    18,867                           19,733
     Diploma in Business Administration                 30                7                750                         None                     8,667                           23,083
                  Diploma in Accounting                 30                7               None                         None                     8,667                             None
                  Diploma in Psychology                 30                8               None                         None                     8,667                             None
Diploma in Occupational Safety & Health                 30                7               None                       45,000                    11,000                           35,750
                   Diploma in Cosmetics                 30                7               None                       ,00030                    ,00010                           21,750
             Diploma in Early Childhood                 30                7               None                         None                     8,667                           23,083
                Diploma in 3D Animation                 27                7                675                       ,00040                    ,00019                           22,675
    Diploma in Digital Creative Content                 27                7               None                         None                    ,00019                             None
              Diploma in Graphic Design                 27                7               None                         None                    ,00019                             None
                    Diploma In Pharmacy                 36                9                900                       ,00060                    22,000                           39,900
                     Diploma in Nursing                 36                9               None                       55,000                    75016,                           40,150
            Diploma in Healthcare (CCC)                 36                9                500                         None                    ,00017                           40,000
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Table 3:
                                                              Programmes Duration\n(months) No of\nSemesters Resource Fee\n(RM) Published\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Waiver\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Total Payable\nFees (2025)\n(RM)
                                     Bachelor of Business Administration                 36                9              1,800                       50,000                     2,000                           51,300
                 Bachelor of International Business Management (Honours)                 36                9               None                         None                     5,000                           48,300
                    Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Honours)                 36                9               None                       60,000                     2,500                           60,800
              Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Honours) (ODL)                 36                9               None                         None                    38,300                           25,000
                                        Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)                 36                9               None                       55,000                     2,500                           55,800
                                       Bachelor of Counselling (Honours)                 48               10              2,400                       65,000                     2,500                           66,400
                                Bachelor in Mass Communication (Honours)                 36                9              1,800                       50,000                    10,000                           43,300
                            Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours)                 36                9               None                       54,000                     5,500                           51,800
Bachelor of Education in Teaching English as a Second Language (Honours)                 36                9               None                       60,000                    15,000                           48,300
               Bachelor of Art in Graphic Design (Advertising) (Honours)                 36                9               None                       70,000                    15,000                           58,300
                        Bachelor of Multimedia in 3D Animation (Honours)                 36                9               None                         None                    15,000                             None
                               Bachelor in Creative Multimedia (Honours)                 36                9               None                         None                    15,000                             None
            Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education (Honours)                 36               10               None                       60,000                    15,000                           48,300
                            Bachelor of Accounting and Finance (Honours)                 41                9              2,050                       54,000                    12,500                           45,050
                 Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering Technology (Honours)                 48                8              2,400                       80,000                    19,950                           63,950
                                           Bachelor of Nursing (Honours)                 48                8               None                       90,000                    15,000                           79,050
                                     Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours)                 48                8               None                         None                    10,000                           83,900
                                          Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours)                 48                8               None                      120,000                         -                          124,050
                                         Bachelor of Dietetics (Honours)                 48                8               None                      150,000                    50,000                          103,900
                       Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)                 60               10              3,000                      450,000                    75,000                          379,650
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Table 4:
                                                               Programmes Duration\n(months) No of\nSemesters Resource Fee\n(RM) Published\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Waiver\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Total Payable\nFees (2025)\n(RM)
                           Master in Clinical Pharmacy (By Coursework) FT                 12                2              3,600                       25,000                    ,50010                           20,100
                           Master in Clinical Pharmacy (By Coursework) PT                 24                4             ,200 7                         None                      None                           23,700
                    Master of Science in Public Health (Global Health) FT                 12                3              3,600                       ,00040                    ,00010                           35,600
                    Master of Science in Public Health (Global Health) PT                 24                6             ,200 7                         None                      None                           39,200
                                  Master of Business Administration (MBA)                 12                3              3,600                       25,000                     5,000                           25,600
       ward Federation UniversityMaster of Business Administration Dual A                 18                4              5,400                       48,000                    11,000                           44,400
opup)(TUniversity Federation ward ADual Administration Business of Master                  6                1              1,800                      ,000 20                         -                           21,800
                                          Master of Business Data Science                 12                3              3,600                       44,000                    11,500                           38,100
                                                Master of Islamic Finance                 12                3              3,600                       35,000                    ,00010                           30,600
                                                  Master of Physiotherapy                 18                4              5,400                      ,000 30                    12,500                           24,900
                                      Master of Clinical Psychology (MCP)                 23                5              6,900                       65,000                    ,00010                           63,900
             Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management                 21                5              6,300                       35,000                    ,80010                           32,500
                                              Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)                 24                4             ,200 7                       48,000                    16,000                           41,200
                                  Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)                 36                9            ,800 10                      ,000 50                    ,85010                           51,950
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Table 5:
                                                  Programmes Duration\n(months) No of\nSemesters Resource Fee\n(RM) Published\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Waiver\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Total Payable\nFees (2025)\n(RM)
                     Master of Business Administration (MBA)                 12                3              3,600                       25,000                    13,550                           17,050
                                   Master of Islamic Finance                 12                3               None                         None                     8,375                           22,225
Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management                 19                5              7005,                       28,000                    12,600                           23,100
                           Doctor of Business Administration                 36                9             ,80010                       ,00050                    75015,                           47,050
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Table 6:
                                                Programmes Duration\n(months) No of\nSemesters Resource Fee\n(RM) Published\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Waiver\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Total Payable\nFees (2025)\n(RM)
                                         Master in Science                 24                4              ,2007                       ,00030                    12,328                           26,872
                                Master of Medical Sciences                 24                4               None                         None                    70816,                           22,492
                    Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences - FT                 24                4               None                         None                     8,000                           31,200
                    Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences - PT                 48                8             14,400                         None                      None                           38,400
                                Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)                 36                6             ,80010                       48,000                    23,000                           37,800
             Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management - FT                 36                6               None                       ,00040                    15,000                             None
             Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management - PT                 48                8             14,400                         None                      None                           41,400
        Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science - FT                 36                6             ,80010                       48,000                    21,343                           39,457
        Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science - PT                 48                8             14,400                         None                    24,943                             None
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences - FT                 36                6             ,80010                       ,00050                    25,000                           37,800
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences - PT                 48                8             14,400                         None                      None                           41,400
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e payments securely through our Applicants may mak\no(cid:30)cial online payment gateway:\nhttps://onlinepayment.cyberjaya.edu.my/\nonlinepayment/onlinepayment.php\nImportant: Kindly indicate the\nstudent’s IC or Passport number\nas the reference. Biller Code: 72207\nRef-1: tudent ID Number (without space / hyphen) S\nRef-2:tudent Name S\nStep 1: Look for the JomPAY logo on your invoice\nStep 2: Login to Internet or Mobile Banking at your\nbank and look for JomPAY\nStep 3: Enter the JomPAY Biller code “72207”, Student\nID Number at Ref -1 and Student Name at Ref-2 e payment by credit card / debit card over ou may makY\nevel , Ltudent Support Hubthe Finance counter at the S\n1, UoC Campus.\nPlease note that we do not accept cash payment\nabove RM200 per transaction per student per day.\nOperating hours: Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     Online Banking / Telegraphic Transfer                                                                                                                                                                 None
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Account Name: UOC Sdn. Bhd.\nBeneficiary Bank(cid:30)n Bank Berhad: A\nAccount Number: 10-673-000249-2\nBranch Addressot No , L. P1-13, Shaftbury Square: No\nersiaran Multimedia, 63000 Cyberjaya, 2350 Cyber 6, P\nSelangor\nCompany Registration NoX: 1339923-\nSwift Code: PHBMMYKLXXX Account Name: Cyberjaya College Central Sdn. Bhd.\nBeneficiary Bank: CIMB Bank Berhad\nAccount Number: 8009081202\nBranch: Country Heights\nSwift Code : CIBBMYKLXXX
                                                                                                                                                                      Important: Kindly indicate Student Matrix Number and Student Name (This is applicable to both students and\nparents)                                                                                                                                                                 None
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# Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)

## Be a Psychologist or Therapist

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### Is a Degree in Psychology  for You?

Do you want to broaden your expertise in the field of psychology and want to
be better equipped on how to comprehend human interactions, think critically,
and empathize with others?

This psychology degree programme is designed to provide students with a broad
background in psychological theories, research and to develop the analytical
and critical thinking skills necessary for a career in clinical psychology,
management, research, marketing, teaching, human resources and more.

The Bachelor of Psychology degree programme explores a range of specialist
aspects which include behaviour, cognitive, social psychology, personality,
perception, intelligence, learning, research methods, memory, abnormal
psychology, developmental psychology and health psychology.

Students will be equipped to seek a career as:

* Psychology officer
  * Therapist
  * Social work officer
  * Welfare and rehabilitation officer
  * Administrative executive
  * Public relations executive
  * Human resource development executive
  * Human personnel executive (Industrial and organisation executives)
  * Teacher/Educator
  * Research officer
  * Professional Motivator
  * Industrial relations consultant
  * Market researcher
  * Public policy adviser
  * Training and development coordinator

Individuals with a Psychology degree can pursue careers in

* Clinical psychology
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  * Research
  * Marketing
  * Teaching
  * Human resources and more.

The Bachelor of Psychology degree programme at UoC is a three year course that
prepares students with a broad background in psychological theories, research
and to develop the analytical and critical thinking skills necessary for a
career in clinical psychology, management, research, marketing, teaching,
human resources and more.

* Introduction To Psychology
  * History And Theories of Psychology
  * Research Methods in Behavioural Sciences
  * Statistics
  * Biopsychology
  * Human Growth and Development Psychology
  * Cognitive Psychology
  * Psychology of Personality
  * Social Psychology
  * Ethics
  * Affective Domain

* Quantitative Methodology in Psychology
  * Qualitative Methodology in Psychology
  * Health Psychology
  * Educational Psychology
  * Cross Cultural Psychology
  * Disability Management
  * Motivation And Emotion
  * Group Dynamics
  * Psychological Assessment and Testing
  * Child And Adolescent Psychology
  * Substance Abuse Management
  * Abnormal Psychology

* Forensic & Criminal Psychology
  * Cyberpsychology
  * Industrial And Organisational Psychology
  * Sports Psychology
  * Behavioural Modification and Intervention
  * Theories of Psychotherapy
  * Research Project 1
  * Research Project 2
  * Industrial Training

#### Elective Courses

* Philosophy Of Life and Death
  * Helping Skills and Techniques
  * Multicultural Counselling
  * Crisis Management and Mediation
  * Teaching in Special Education Classroom

A wide selection of electives are available, and the list provided is not
exhaustive.

Students are taught by experienced doctors, teachers, lecturers, researchers
and clinician employed by UoC.

The Bachelor of Psychology degree programme is taught with the following
methodologies:

* Lectures and tutorials
  * Written assessments
  * Laboratory experiment sessions
  * Industrial training

Learning will also take place in real-world scenario where students are posted
at the hospitals, clinics and sometimes industry.

Psychology and Social Sciences is so much more than the study of human minds
and behaviour, it is the study of how you engage with and meet the challenges
of the world. It is understanding the human condition and appreciating your
role in evolving human interactions on a personal, social and global level. We
are committed to the art of improving social interactions, through the
understanding of the ever-evolving scientific patterns of human cognition,
emotions, behaviour and social interactions.

The University recognizes the importance of mental health and the need for
more professionals in the field. Currently, there is only 1 Psychologist per
100,000 Malaysians, according to a News Straits Times source. Much lower than
the recommended WHO ratio of 1 for every 10,000 people.

At University of Cyberjaya, students are able to complete their Diploma,
Undergraduate as well as Postgraduate studies in Psychology studies, allowing
them to have the most comprehensive coverage for knowledge related to the
field. Students will also gain access to academics who are dedicated towards
their profession as an educator as well as in the field of mental health. Our
team of Psychology academics and students are one of the most active on campus
– new students can look forward to being part of an engaging community.

UoC Foundation or equivalent

Pass with CGPA of 2.00 out of 4.00

AND

Credit in Mathematics and Science and Pass in English at SPM level

Minimum Grade C (CGPA 2.00) in two subjects;

AND

Credit in Mathematics and Science and pass in English at SPM level

Pass with minimum Grade D in two (2) subjects;

AND

Grade C in Mathematics and Science in O-Level and grade D in English

Matriculation / Foundation / Pre-University from any other institution

Pass with CGPA of 2.00;

AND

Credit in Mathematics and Science and Pass in English at SPM level

NCEA, CPU, CIMP, SAM, AUSMAT and other equivalent programmes

Pre University

Aggregate 50%

Indian Pre-University

Pre University

Aggregate 60%

IB Diploma

Minimum 24 points

American High School Diploma with Advanced Placement (AP)

High School Certificate/ Diploma

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Diploma in Psychology or related field

Minimum CGPA of 2.00 out of 4.00 AND Credit in Mathematics, Science and Pass
in English at SPM level

Minimum Grade B in 5 subjects including  Mathematics and Science; and pass in
English.

Other Equivalent Qualifications

Any qualifications recognised by the Malaysian Government, acceptable to the
University

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Credit in Mathematics and Science and pass in English


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Australia

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Master of Business Administration (MBA)

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GENERAL ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2024/2025
*Subject to change
**UoC reserves the right to revise or amend in whole or in part without any prior notice
Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA)
TRIMESTER I 2024/2025 (17 Weeks)
10th October 2024 New Student Registration Date
14th October 2024 Commencement of Semester
29th November 2024 Late Registration Date
WEEK DURATION LECTURE STRUCTURE PUBLIC HOLIDAYS/OTHER
31/10/24 - Deepavali
Week 1-7 14/10/24 – 29/11/24 Lesson
(Thursday)
Week 8 02/12/24 – 06/12/24 Mid Semester Break One Week
25/12/24 – Christmas
(Wednesday)
Week 9-15 09/12/24 – 24/01/25 Lesson
01/01/25 – New Year’s Day
(Wednesday)
One Week
Week 16 27/01/25 – 31/01/25 Study Week 29-30/01/25 – Chinese New
Year (Wednesday - Thursday)
Two Weeks
Week 17-18 03/02/25 – 14/02/25 Final Examination 11/02/25 – Thaipusam
(Tuesday)
Week 19-20 17/02/25 – 28/02/25 Semester Break Two Weeks
Note:
Week 5 – Change of Status form ‘Active’ to ‘Inactive’ for non-registrants
TRIMESTER II 2024/2025 (17 Weeks)
27th February 2025 New Student Registration Date
3rd March 2025 Commencement of Semester
28th March 2025 Late Registration Date
WEEK DURATION LECTURE STRUCTURE PUBLIC HOLIDAYS/OTHER
17/03/25 – Nuzul Al-Quran
Week 1-4 03/03/25 – 28/03/25 Lesson
(Monday)
One Week
31/03 - 01/04/25 –
Week 5 31/03/25 – 04/04/25 Mid Semester Break
Aidilfitri Holiday
(Monday – Tuesday)
01/05/25 – Labour Day
(Thursday)
12/05/25 – Wesak Day
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(Monday)
02/06/25 – YDPA’s Birthday
(Monday)
06/06/25 – Aidiladha
(Friday)
Week 15 09/06/25 – 13/06/25 Study Week One Week
Two Weeks
Week 16-17 16/06/25 – 27/06/25 Final Examination 27/06/25 - Awal Muharram
(Friday)
Week 18-20 30/06/25 – 18/07/25 Semester Break Three Weeks
TRIMESTER III 2024/2025 (9 Weeks)
17th July 2025 New Student Registration Date
21st July 2025 Commencement of Semester
1st August 2025 Late Registration Date
WEEK DURATION LECTURE STRUCTURE PUBLIC HOLIDAYS/OTHER
31/08/25 –
Independence Day
(Sunday)
Week 1-7 21/07/25 – 05/09/25 Lesson
05/09/25 - Prophet
Muhammad’s Birthday
(Friday)
Week 8 08/09/25 – 12/09/25 Study Week One Week
One Week
Week 9 15/09/25 – 19/09/25 Final Examination 16/09/25 – Malaysia Day
(Tuesday)
Week 10-11 22/09/25 – 03/10/25 Semester Break Two Weeks

Table 1:
                                       Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA)                None                          None                          None                                                                      None                                                                                                    None
                                                TRIMESTER I 2024/2025 (17 Weeks)                None                          None                          None                                                                      None                                                                                                    None
                                                               10th October 2024                None                          None New Student Registration Date                                                                      None                                                                                                    None
                                                               14th October 2024                None                          None      Commencement of Semester                                                                      None                                                                                                    None
                                                              29th November 2024                None                          None        Late Registration Date                                                                      None                                                                                                    None
                                                                            WEEK            DURATION                          None             LECTURE STRUCTURE                                                     PUBLIC HOLIDAYS/OTHER                                                                                                    None
                                                                        Week 1-7 14/10/24 – 29/11/24                          None                        Lesson                                          31/10/24 - Deepavali\n(Thursday)                                                                                                    None
                                                                          Week 8 02/12/24 – 06/12/24                          None            Mid Semester Break                                                                  One Week                                                                                                    None
                                                                       Week 9-15 09/12/24 – 24/01/25                          None                        Lesson 25/12/24 – Christmas\n(Wednesday)\n01/01/25 – New Year’s Day\n(Wednesday)                                                                                                    None
                                                                         Week 16 27/01/25 – 31/01/25                          None                    Study Week          One Week\n29-30/01/25 – Chinese New\nYear (Wednesday - Thursday)                                                                                                    None
                                                                      Week 17-18 03/02/25 – 14/02/25                          None             Final Examination                                Two Weeks\n11/02/25 – Thaipusam\n(Tuesday)                                                                                                    None
                                                                      Week 19-20 17/02/25 – 28/02/25                          None                Semester Break                                                                 Two Weeks                                                                                                    None
Note:\nWeek 5 – Change of Status form ‘Active’ to ‘Inactive’ for non-registrants                None                          None                          None                                                                      None                                                                                                    None
                                               TRIMESTER II 2024/2025 (17 Weeks)                None                          None                          None                                                                      None                                                                                                    None
                                                              27th February 2025                None New Student Registration Date                          None                                                                      None                                                                                                    None
                                                                  3rd March 2025                None      Commencement of Semester                          None                                                                      None                                                                                                    None
                                                                 28th March 2025                None        Late Registration Date                          None                                                                      None                                                                                                    None
                                                                            WEEK            DURATION             LECTURE STRUCTURE                          None                                                                      None                                                                                   PUBLIC HOLIDAYS/OTHER
                                                                        Week 1-4 03/03/25 – 28/03/25                        Lesson                          None                                                                      None                                                                     17/03/25 – Nuzul Al-Quran\n(Monday)
                                                                          Week 5 31/03/25 – 04/04/25            Mid Semester Break                          None                                                                      None                                    One Week\n31/03 - 01/04/25 –\nAidilfitri Holiday\n(Monday – Tuesday)
                                                                       Week 6-14 07/04/25 – 06/06/25                        Lesson                          None                                                                      None 01/05/25 – Labour Day\n(Thursday)\n12/05/25 – Wesak Day\n(Monday)\n02/06/25 – YDPA’s Birthday\n(Monday)
----------------------------------------

Table 2:
                                                                                                                                               06/06/25 – Aidiladha\n(Friday)
                          Week 15 09/06/25 – 13/06/25                    Study Week                                                                                  One Week
                       Week 16-17 16/06/25 – 27/06/25             Final Examination                                             Two Weeks\n27/06/25 - Awal Muharram\n(Friday)
                       Week 18-20 30/06/25 – 18/07/25                Semester Break                                                                               Three Weeks
TRIMESTER III 2024/2025 (9 Weeks)                None                          None                                                                                      None
                   17th July 2025                None New Student Registration Date                                                                                      None
                   21st July 2025                None      Commencement of Semester                                                                                      None
                  1st August 2025                None        Late Registration Date                                                                                      None
                             WEEK            DURATION             LECTURE STRUCTURE                                                                     PUBLIC HOLIDAYS/OTHER
                         Week 1-7 21/07/25 – 05/09/25                        Lesson 31/08/25 –\nIndependence Day\n(Sunday)\n05/09/25 - Prophet\nMuhammad’s Birthday\n(Friday)
                           Week 8 08/09/25 – 12/09/25                    Study Week                                                                                  One Week
                           Week 9 15/09/25 – 19/09/25             Final Examination                                              One Week\n16/09/25 – Malaysia Day\n(Tuesday)
                       Week 10-11 22/09/25 – 03/10/25                Semester Break                                                                                 Two Weeks
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# Master of Business Administration (MBA)

## Be a Manager or Entreprenuer

Intake starts in March, July & October

Full-time: 1 – 2 years  
Part-time: 2 – 4 years

Masters

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### Is a Master of Business Administration (MBA) for You?

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) at the University of Cyberjaya
(UoC) is designed for professionals seeking to elevate their careers, develop
leadership capabilities, and gain a competitive edge in today’s fast-paced
business environment. Whether you aim to climb the corporate ladder, start
your own business, or transition into a new industry, this MBA programme
provides comprehensive business knowledge, strategic decision-making skills,
and specialised expertise to help you achieve your goals.

At UoC, our MBA offers three industry-focused specialisations:

* **General Management** – For professionals looking to enhance leadership, operational, and strategic planning skills.
  * **Digital Business** – Tailored for individuals who want to navigate digital transformation and leverage technology in business growth.
  * **Digital Marketing** – Designed for those looking to master data-driven marketing strategies and enhance brand visibility in the digital space.

The programme equips students with a strong foundation in business concepts
and management tools, fostering critical thinking, research analytics,
leadership, and problem-solving skills. Graduates emerge ready to lead teams,
manage organisations, and drive business success in an increasingly digital
economy.

**Why Pursue an MBA in Malaysia?**

Malaysia has become a preferred destination for international postgraduate
studies due to its high-quality education system, affordable tuition fees, and
strategic location in Southeast Asia. Pursuing an MBA in Malaysia offers
numerous advantages, including:

* **Globally Recognised Education** – Malaysian universities provide MBA programmes that meet international standards, offering degrees with strong industry relevance.
  * **Affordable Tuition Fees & Cost of Living** – Compared to Western countries, Malaysia provides a cost-effective education without compromising quality.
  * **Thriving Business & Tech Ecosystem** – With a rapidly growing economy, Malaysia serves as a gateway to regional and global business opportunities.
  * **Multicultural Learning Environment** – Exposure to a diverse international student community, fostering global networking and collaboration.
  * **Strong Industry Linkages & Networking Opportunities** – Malaysia’s business schools collaborate with leading companies, multinational organisations, and government bodies, offering students valuable industry exposure.

**Why Choose the University of Cyberjaya(Uoc) for Your MBA?**

UoC’s MBA programme is designed to produce business leaders who can adapt to
global challenges and capitalise on emerging opportunities. Key reasons to
choose UoC include:

* **Industry-Focused Curriculum** – The programme integrates real-world business case studies, leadership training, and digital transformation strategies.
  * **Flexible Learning Pathways** – Designed for working professionals, the MBA at UoC allows students to balance work and study.
  * **Experienced Faculty & Business Mentors** – Learn from industry leaders, business executives, and academic experts with extensive practical experience.
  * **Practical Learning & Research-Based Approach** – The MBA emphasises decision-making, problem-solving, and strategic thinking, essential for senior leadership roles.
  * **Global Career Advancement** – A UoC MBA enhances employability across industries and prepares graduates for international career opportunities.

An MBA from UoC opens doors to diverse leadership roles across industries.
Graduates can explore careers such as:

* **Business Manager** – Oversee operations and drive business growth strategies.
  * **Entrepreneur** – Launch and manage innovative business ventures.
  * **Human Resources Manager** – Lead talent development and organisational strategy.
  * **Chief Executive Officer (CEO)** – Take on executive leadership roles in multinational corporations.
  * **Business Analyst** – Provide strategic insights to improve
  * **Digital Entrepreneur** – Build and scale digital businesses leveraging e-commerce and tech innovation.
  * **Training & Development Manager** – Design and implement corporate learning initiatives.
  * **Administrative Services Manager** – Manage business operations and efficiency.

Graduates of the UoC MBA programme are in demand across various sectors,
including:

* **Corporate Businesses & Startups** – Lead innovation, drive growth, and manage large-scale operations.
  * **Multinational Organisations** – Work in global enterprises that require strategic business leaders and decision-makers.
  * **Higher Education Institutions** – Advance into leadership positions within universities and research institutions.

**Take the Next Step in Your Career**

The University of Cyberjaya’s MBA is your gateway to executive leadership,
business innovation, and entrepreneurial success. Whether you are looking to
enhance your expertise, expand your professional network, or pivot into a new
career direction, this programme equips you with the skills and knowledge to
succeed in an ever-evolving business landscape.

Invest in your future! Enrol in UoC’s MBA programme today and become a leader
in the digital era.

The Master of Business Administration  (MBA) programme allows students to
complete their course within 12 months (minimum) to 24 (maximum) months. A 12
months duration will see students experiencing three consecutive semesters
with ten (10) subjects and a dissertation segmented into research projects 1 &
2\. The 24 months will enable a longer study duration of six consecutive
semesters. Students will have subjects leading to three main specialisms:
General, Digital Business, and Digital Marketing. Graduating students will
obtain their degree scroll showing the MBA programme's name, while the
specialisms will only be indicated in the final result transcripts.

#### Core courses

* Human Capital Management
  * Marketing Management
  * Research Methods
  * Research Project
  * Managerial Finance & Accounting
  * Managerial Economics

#### Specialism: General Management

* New Venture Planning
  * Managing Organisational Strategy
  * Management Information System
  * Cyberlaw

#### Specialism: Digital Marketing

* E-Commerce Analytics
  * Strategic Digital Marketing
  * Data-Driven Business
  * Management Information System

#### Specialism: Digital Business

* Transformation and leadership in the Digital Age
  * New Age Start-ups
  * Data Ethics and Information Management
  * Management Information System

#### Elective Courses

* Managing Technology and Innovation

Experienced senior academics teach the MBA programme with a good mix of
teaching, research and industry experiences. We also employ adjunct professors
with higher-order specialism to impart relevant skills and knowledge.

The programme is taught through:

* Blended learning (online & face-to-face)
  * Case studies
  * Group Project/Essay
  * Online mediated research
  * Applied dissertation project

Classes are held at Cyberjaya Campus with our state of the art facilities.

Apart from the campus learning experience, students will also be exposed to
self-learning via online mechanisms and real-world scenarios through field
trips, industrial talks, webinars, and expert talks.

Business discipline is the backbone of all industries, as it is needed to
ensure the sustainability of economies that will create jobs and ensure that
societies can thrive. Business is the art of managing resources that shapes
the world. MBA graduates will have the skills to take challenges head-on in
any business environment.

A Bachelor’s degree in the field or related fields

A Bachelor’s Degree in related fields with a minimum of 2.50 as accepted by
the HEP Senate; OR

Other Equivalent Qualifications

A Bachelor’s degree (Level 6) in related fields with a minimum CGPA of 2.00
and not meeting CGPA of 2.50 can be accepted, subject to a rigorous internal
assessment, OR 3. A Bachelor’s degree

Other equivalent qualifications

Other equivalent qualifications recognised by the Malaysian Government,
acceptable to the University.

A Bachelor’s degree in nonrelated fields

A Bachelor’s degree (Level 6) in nonrelated fields with a minimum CGPA of 2.00
as accepted by the HEP Senate  
and with relevant working experience, subject to a rigorous internal
assessment; OR

Bachelor’s degree in non-related fields

A Bachelor’s degree in non-related fields with a minimum CGPA of 2.00 as
accepted by the HEP Senate and without relevant working experience,  
subject to passing pre-requisite courses, OR

APEL A

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# Doctor of Philosophy (Management)

## Be a Management Expert

Intake starts in March, June, September, December

Full time: 3 – 6 years  
Part time: 4 – 8 years

PhD

March, June, September, December

#### Research

Research Program

(N/345/8/1080)06/27(MQA/PA13728)05/25

* Course Overview
  * Career Impact
  * Research Structure
  * The Experience
  * Entry Requirement
  * How to Apply

### Is Doctor of Philosophy Management for You?

**Is a PhD in Management for You?**

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management  
programme is an advanced research degree aimed at  
developing researchers with a global reputation. As a PhD  
candidate, you will engage in original research in your  
chosen discipline and produce a high-quality thesis.

This PhD programme in Management involves conducting  
a significant original research project and presenting the  
findings in a comprehensive thesis. The programme is  
designed to create advanced knowledge and understanding of management
principles. Upon completion, your thesis will be evaluated by experts in the
field, ensuring it meets the highest standards.

Graduate of our PhD in Management programme have the potential to advance
their career and work as:

* Business Development Specialist
  * Senior Management
  * Management Consulting Academicians
  * Organizational Change Manager
  * Occupational Safety and Health Specialists
  * Senior HR Specialist

Graduates can find opportunities in:

* Corporate Enterprises
  * Research centres
  * Universities

## Research Structure

### Research Area

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management programme covers a wide range of
research areas, including:

* Management
  * Strategic Management
  * Talent Management
  * Leadership
  * Education Management
  * Marketing Management
  * Organisational Development
  * Digital Business
  * Project Management
  * Occupational Safety & Health Management
  * Economic Management
  * Human Capital Management
  * Privacy and Ethics Management
  * Financial Technology Management
  * Sustainability Management
  * Technology Management
  * Behavioural Science Management
  * Data Management

### Who is supervising?

We engage experienced research supervisors with good experience, high-quality
research capacity, and publications.

Classes are held at Cyberjaya Campus with our state of the art facilities.

Off campus learning is experienced through the supervision process that
happens at least six times a year. Student-supervision research meetings can
happen both on campus and off campus.

By enrolling into our PhD in Management programme, you will learn to address
complex issues faced by organisations globally. Whether it's improving
business strategies, enhancing talent management, or advancing sustainability
practices, your research will have a meaningful impact on  
the world.

This programme prepares you to become a leader who can solve critical problems
and drive positive change in various industries.

Master's degree in a relevant field

Master's Degree Level

Master’s Degree in a relevant field from the University of Cyberjaya or any
other institution recognised by the  
Malaysian government, acceptable to the University; OR

Other equivalent Master's degree in a related field

Master's Degree Level

Any other qualifications equivalent to a Master‘s degree recognised by the
Malaysian government, acceptable to the University; OR

Other equivalent qualifications

Other equivalent qualifications  
recognised by the Malaysian  
Government and acceptable to the University; AND

Minimum TOEFL score of 550 (pBT) or 80 (iBT) or minimum IELTS score of 6.0 or
its equivalent

Notes

Other acceptable entries: other equivalent qualifications recognised by the
Malaysian Government, acceptable to the University.


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# Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

## Be an Industrial Research Expert

Intake starts in March, June, September, December

Full-time: 3 – 6 years  
Part-time: 4 – 8 years

PhD

March, June, September, December

#### Research

Research Program

(R/0910/8/0012) 02/26 (MQA/FA4108)

* Course Overview
  * Career Impact
  * Research Structure
  * The Experience
  * Entry Requirement
  * How to Apply

### Is Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) for You?

Embark on a transformative research journey with our **Doctor of Philosophy
(PhD) programme** at the **University of Cyberjaya (UoC)**. A prestigious
institution renowned for academic excellence and cutting-edge research.
Designed for **mature working professionals and aspiring scholars** , our PhD
programme equips you with the critical thinking, analytical, and investigative
skills needed to drive innovation and make meaningful contributions to
academia and industry.

**Why Pursue a PhD in Malaysia?**

Malaysia has rapidly emerged as a preferred destination for PhD studies due to
its **high-quality education, affordable tuition fees, and globally recognised
universities**. The country's **strategic location, vibrant multicultural
environment, and strong research ecosystem** make it an ideal hub for
postgraduate scholars. With **English as the primary medium of instruction** ,
Malaysia attracts students from around the world, fostering an international
research community.

Furthermore, **government initiatives and funding opportunities** support
research and innovation, making Malaysia an attractive destination for those
looking to advance their expertise in fields such as **health sciences,
engineering, technology,****business****, and social sciences**.

**Why Choose the University of Cyberjaya(Uoc) for Your PhD?**

At **UoC** , you will be part of a research-driven university that offers:

* **Expert Supervision & Research Excellence** – Work alongside experienced academics and industry leaders in a dynamic research environment.
  *  **Industry-Focused Research**  – Our PhD candidates engage in impactful research that addresses **real-world challenges** across diverse sectors.
  * **State-of-the-Art-Facilities** – Access modern research labs, libraries, and digital resources designed to support innovative studies.
  * **Flexible Learning for Working Professional** – We offer a structured yet flexible research pathway, allowing you to balance your studies with your professional commitments.
  * **International Recognition & Career Advancement** – A PhD from UoC opens doors to global opportunities in academia, research, and industry leadership.

Whether you aim to **develop groundbreaking solutions, influence policy, or
contribute to global knowledge** , the **PhD programme at the University of
Cyberjaya** provides the platform to achieve your academic and professional
ambitions.

Join us and shape the future of research. **Your journey to intellectual
excellence starts here.**

## Research Structure

### Research Area

Engage in profound research across a broad spectrum of disciplines within our
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programme:

* Artificial Intelligence
  * Biochemistry
  * Bioinformatic
  * Biomedical Engineering
  * Biomedical Engineering Technology
  * Biomedical Science
  * Biotechnology
  * Childhood Education
  * Climate Change
  * Clinical Social Work
  * Counselling
  * Cybersecurity
  * Health Sciences
  * Homeopathy
  * Islamic Medicine
  * Linguistics
  * Malay Medicine
  * Material Science
  * Molecular Sciences
  * Naturopathy
  * Nursing
  * Nutrition and Dietician
  * Occupational Safety and Health
  * Paramedic Sciences
  * Physiotherapy
  * Psychology
  * Speech Therapy
  * Sport Sciences
  * Wellness

### Who is supervising?

Students are taught by experienced doctors, teachers, lecturers, researchers
and clinicians employed by UoC. These experienced professionals are not only
your educators but also your mentors throughout the doctoral journey.

Our Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programme is taught through:

• Lectures  
• Written assessments  
• Industrial training

In an increasingly complex global landscape, PhD graduates are uniquely
positioned to address some of the most pressing challenges facing our world
today. From developing sustainable technologies in Biomedical Engineering to
innovating new health strategies in Nutrition and Wellness, our graduates
contribute significantly to improving societal well-being. Our Doctor of
Philosophy (PhD) programme encourages you to tackle issues such as
environmental sustainability and public health, providing the tools and
knowledge necessary to create effective solutions. These contributions not
only advance academic discourse but also lead to practical innovations that
benefit societies globally.

Direct Entry for Outstanding Graduates

* Academic excellence: A first-class bachelor's degree with minimum CGPA of 3.70.
  * Research capability: Demonstrated competency and capability in conducting research at the doctoral level.
  * Rigorous internal assessment: Successful completion of an internal assessment conducted by the University.
  * Senate approval: Final endorsement by the University Senate.

Master's Degree

Master's Degree Level

Master’s Degree in a relevant field from the University of Cyberjaya or any
other institution recognised by the  
Malaysian government, acceptable to the University; OR

Master's Degree

Master's Degree Level

Any other qualifications equivalent to a Master‘s degree recognised by the
Malaysian government, acceptable to the University; OR

Other equivalent qualifications

Other equivalent qualifications  
recognised by the Malaysian  
Government and acceptable to the University; AND

Minimum TOEFL score of 550 (pBT) or 80 (iBT) or minimum IELTS score of 6.0 or
its equivalent


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# Faculty of Business & Technology

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  2. University ›
  3. Faculties & Centres ›
  4. Faculty of Business & Technology

## About the Faculty

The Faculty of Business & Technology was established to enhance and expand the
university’s management-related programmes. The Faculty has developed
innovative programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels and seeks to
establish a reputation for exceptional quality in management education. It
offers the only MBA in Malaysia with a particular focus on healthcare
management as well as strategic leadership. The MBA programme features a
unique workshop-based component that highlights key management competencies to
prepare young executives for leadership roles.

Leveraging on the experience of its teaching staff, the faculty will also be
offering two undergraduate programmes in business management and
entrepreneurship. The Faculty is committed to ensuring its students are
prepared to compete and succeed on the global stage by applying leadership,
business knowledge and industry-relevant skills to solve workplace challenges.

The Faculty of Business & Technology is also listed as the Times Higher
Education (THE) Business School Register Partner 2025.

## About the Dean

#### **Dr. Priya Sukirthanandan**

##### Dean

Dr. Priya Sukirthanandan is an accomplished academic leader and legal expert
with over 22 years of experience in corporate law, litigation, and strategic
consultancy. With more than 15 years in academia, she has led curriculum
innovation, academic administration, and industry collaborations to align
education with evolving business and technology landscapes. As Dean, she
drives the faculty’s vision to embed digital transformation and real-world
business practices into its programmes.

Dr. Priya holds a PhD in Management (University of Cyberjaya), Master’s in Law
(University of Malaya), and Bachelor’s in Law (University of London). She was
an Advocate & Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya (1999–2021).

## Programmes Offered

* Diploma in Business Administration
  * Diploma in Accounting
  * Diploma in Information Technology
  * Bachelor in Accounting and Finance (Hons)
  * Bachelor in Business Administration (Hons)
  * Bachelor in International Business Management (Hons)
  * Bachelor in Information Technology (Hons)
  * Master in Business Administration
  * Master of Business Administration (Open & Distance Learning)
  * Master of Business Data Science
  * Master in Islamic Finance
  * Doctor of Business Administration


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1. Home ›
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#### Search by Name

#### Department

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###  Ayu Farhana Binti Amir Hamzah

Education Counselor

ayufarhana[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

Telephone Ext

07-5353811 (1004)

UCRC Johor Bahru

### Dr Sabariah Abd Hamid

Assistant Professor

sabariah[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

###  Raudhah Binti Nurdin Muhammad

raudhah[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

Center For Foundation, Languages and General Studies

### Prof. Prameela a/p M. Kannan Kutty

Professor

prameela[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

### Dr. Priya A/P Sukirthanandan

Acting Dean

priya[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

Faculty of Business & Technology

###  Norfaradilah Binti Abdul Salleh

Senior Executive

norfaradilah[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

Accommodation Services Department

### Dr Myat Thida Win

myatthidawin[at]amu.edu.my

###  Rafidah Binti Asmuni

Manager

rafidahasmuni[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

Global Engagement Department

###  Nur Anis Mazlin Binti Che Razali

Management Trainee

nuranismazlin[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

Student Affairs Department

###  Aziana Norazleen binti Abdul Wahab

Education Counsellor

aziana[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

Telephone Ext

7294

Malaysian Student Recruitment

### Dr Nurul Ain Binti Mohamad Ishak

nurulain[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

Faculty of Allied Health Sciences

### Prof Shukiman Bin Ismail

Assistant Professor

shukiman[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

###  Nurul Fauzana Binti Imran Gulcharan

fauzana[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

Faculty of Allied Health Sciences

### Dr Mohd Haizal Bin Mohd Nor

haizal[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

###  Lim Jia Hang

limjiahang[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

Faculty of Psychology and Social Sciences

###  Azzey Dzufarzzyla Binti Ismail

Senior Executive

azzey[at]cyberjaya.edu.my

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Bridging Science
4th
International
Conference for Global Health
on Integrative
Solutions
Chemistry,
Biology,
21-23 May 2025 | University of Cyberjaya
Translational
Medicine and
Health
Guest of Honour Chief Guest Tan Sri Dato’ Dr. R. Palan
YB Datuk Seri Dzulkefly Ahmad Dr. Montukumar Patel Pro Chancellor,
Minister of Health, Ministry of Health Malaysia President, Pharmacy Council of India University of Cyberjaya Patrons
1st Call for Abstract
Important
Dates
Chief Patron Patron Patron
Prof. Dr. David Whitford Prof. Dr. François Thérin Prof. Dr. Azrin Esmady Ariffin
Vice-Chancellor, University of Cyberjaya Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research & Enterprise), Deputy Vice-Chancellor, (Academic),
Pre-conference University of Cyberjaya University of Cyberjaya
21 May 2025
Conference
22-23 May 2025 Convenor Dr. Murallitharan Munisamy International Coordinator
Dr. Ashok Kumar Balaraman National Cancer Society Malaysia Dr. Brijesh Rathi
University of Cyberjaya Hansraj College, India
Registration last date
28 February 2025
PROCEEDINGS AND
SELECTED FULL-LENGTH
MANUSCRIPTS WILL BE
PUBLISHED IN SCOPUS
INDEXED JOURNAL.
Please scan the QR code for
registration and fees.
Early Bird Registration Deadline:
28 February 2025 Main collaborators
PHARMACY COUNCIL
OF INDIA
In association
For general enquiries,
please contact:
conference@cyberjaya.edu.my
About the Conference
ICBTMH 2025 serves as a premier platform for advancing research at the nexus of chemistry, biology, translational
medicine & Health and artificial intelligence. This conference brings together globally renowned researchers
to share groundbreaking technological advancements and AI-driven innovations, fostering the discovery and
development of next-generation therapeutics in healthcare.
Important Dates:
• Pre-conference 21 May 2025
• Conference 22-23 May 2025
• Registration last date: 28 February 2025
Benefits
• Scope and Benefits of Attending ICBTMH 2025:
• Access to scientific sessions (oral & poster presentations).
• Conference registration kits (materials and brochure).
• Meals: Tea breaks, and lunch each day.
• Networking opportunities, including access to social events, coffee breaks, and networking sessions.
• Conference certificate for participation/presentation.
• Conference proceedings publication in Scopus journal
• Awards ceremony to recognize outstanding contributions
• Virtual access (for hybrid events) to live-streamed sessions.
• Discounted accommodation options for participants.
Speakers​
Dr. Lakshmanan Manikandan Dr Muralitharan Munisamy Professor Dr Sivakumar Manickam
Deputy Program Director, Managing Director, Professor of Chemical and
IMCB-Indivumed Joint Lab National Cancer Society Malaysia (NCSM) Nanopharmaceutical Process Engineering
Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology Petroleum and Chemical Engineering
(IMCB) Department,
Agency for Science, Technology and Deputy Dean (Research),
Research (A*STAR), Singapore Faculty of Engineering, University Technology
Brunei
Professor Julien Lescar Professor Aniko Borbas Dr. Shyam Sundar Nandi
Director, Nanyang Institute of Structural Head, Department of Pharmaceutical Scientist E/Deputy Director
Biology Chemistry & ICMR- National institute of Virology
Nanyang Technological University , Vice-Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy, Indian Council of Medical Research
Singapore University of Debrecen, Hungary Department of Health Research
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt of
India
Professor Conor R. Caffrey Professor Anuchit Phanumartwiwath Professor Peng Zhan
Director of the Biochemistry Core, Sandler College of Public Health Sciences (CPHS), Key laboratory of Chemical Biology (Ministry
Center for Drug Discovery, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand of Education)
University of California, San Deigo, USA School of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Shandong University, China
Dr. Deependra Singh
Pharmacy Council of India
Conference Itinerary
21 May 2025
Pre-Conference​Workshop
Time Session
08:00 - 08:45 Registration and Welcome Refreshments
08:45 - 09:00 Introduction to Welcoming Remarks
09:00 - 12.30 Pre-Conference Workshop
HPLC (High-Performance Navigating NPRA Regulations: Introduction to 3D Printing
Liquid Chromatography) Step-by-step Guide to Registering in Drug Development and
for Pharmaceutical and Generic Medicines Personalized Medicines
Environmental Analysis
12.30 - 2.00
Lunch & Networking Break
14.00 - 17.00 Pre-Conference Workshop (cont’d)
End of Pre-Conference Workshop
22 May 2025
Conference Day 1
Time Session
08:00 - 08:45 Registration and Welcome Refreshments
08:45 - 09:00 Introduction to ICCBTM 2024 by the EMCEE
09:00 - 09:10 Welcome Address by Professor Dr David Whitford, Vice Chancellor, University of Cyberjaya
09:10 - 09:20 Inaugural address by Tan Sri Dato’ Dr. R. Palan, Pro Chancellor, University of Cyberjaya
09:20 - 09:50 Speech by Datuk Seri Hj. Dr. Dzulkefly bin Ahmad,
The Minister of Health, Malaysia
09:50 - 10:20 Speech by the Dr. Montukumar M. Patel, President of Pharmacy Council of India
10.20 - 10.30 Official Opening Declaration of ICBTMH 2025
10.30 - 11.10 Keynote Address 1
11:10 - 11:20
Group Photo Session & Networking Break
11:20 - 12:00 Keynote Address 2
12:00 - 12:20 Memorandum of Understanding Signing Ceremony
12:20 - 12:30 Group Photo/ Press/ Media Session
12.30 - 13.30
Networking Lunch
13:30 - 14:10 Plenary Session 1: Drug Discovery and
Development
14:10 - 14:50 Plenary Session 2: Biomarkers and Translational Oral/Poster Presentations
Medicine
14.50 – 15.30 Plenary Session 3: TBA
15.30 - 16.40
Networking Break
16.40- 17:30 Panel Discussion: Future of Integrative Approaches
Oral/Poster Presentations
in Healthcare
17:30
End of Conference Day 1
19:30 - 22:00
Gala Dinner
Conference Itinerary
23 May 2025
Conference Day 2
Time Session
09:00 - 09.10 Opening Remarks
09:10 - 09:40 Plenary Session 4: Harnessing Artificial Intelligence
for Transformative Advances in Medicine and Glob-
al Health
09:40 - 10:20 Plenary Session 5: From Molecules to Medicine: Oral/Poster Presentations
Bridging Chemistry, Biology, and Translational
Research
10:20 - 10:50 Plenary Session 6: Innovations in Biotechnology
and Biopharmaceuticals for a Sustainable Future
10.50 - 11.10
Networking Break
11:10 - 11:40 Plenary Session 7: Data Science, Omics
Technologies, and the Future of Precision Medicine
11:40 - 12:10 Plenary Session 8: Shaping the Future of
Oral/Poster Presentations
Biomedical Research: Policies and Frameworks for
Innovation, Ethics, and Sustainability
12.10 – 12.40 Plenary Session 9: TBA
12.40 - 14.00
Networking Lunch
14.00- 15:00 Forum: Clinical Applications of Translational Medicine
15:00 - 15:15
Networking Break
15:15 - 16:45 Awards Ceremony
1. Best Research Paper Award
2. Young Scientist Award
3. Best Poster Presentation Award
4. Lifetime Achievement in Biomedical Research
16:45 - 17:00 Group Photo Session
17:00 - 17:15 Closing Remarks and Acknowledgments
END OF CONFERENCE
Registration​&​Fees
Early Bird Fee Standard Late
Category
(on or before 28 Feb 2025) (on or before 30 March 2025) (after 30 March 2025)
lnternational
Academics and Industrialist USD 180 USD 250 USD 300
Student USD 120 USD 150 USD 200
Women USD 150 USD 200 USD 250
UN least developed countries USD 130 USO 160 USD 210
National
Academics and Industrialist RM350 RM400 RM450
Student* RM200 RM250 RM300
Women RM250 RM300 RM350
East Malaysia* RM200 RM250 RM300
Optional
Pre-Conference Workshop RM150
Gala Dinner RM150
*Terms & Conditions apply
**Special discount on registration is available for persons with disabilities
***Contact us for the registration of accompanying person
****Group Discount (5 and above) on request
Scan​to​register!
Terms and Provisions
• The registration fee for delegates grants access to both the congress sessions and the
exhibition booths.
• Registration is considered complete only upon full payment of the applicable fee.
• Payment must be made according to the fee structure specified above.
• Registration is non-transferable.
• The congress organizer is not responsible for participants who complete their regis-
tration but fail to attend the congress. It is the sole responsibility of the participant to
ensure their attendance at the event.
For​payment:
Cancellation Terms
• Cancellation requests must be submitted in writing to the congress secretariat at conference@cyberjaya.edu.my
• Cancellations on or before 26th March 2025: 50% refund of registration fee.
• Cancellations after 26th March 2025 or No Shows: No refund.
• Refunds will be processed within one-month post-congress.
• Bank fees, convenience fees, administrative charges, and taxes will be deducted from all refunds.
• This is applicable to all the conference related payments
For​Payment​(Malaysian​Participants) For​Payment​(International​Participants)
Beneficiary Name: RESEARCH MANAGEMENT Account Name: UOC Sdn Bhd
UNIT / UOC SDN BHD Beneficiary Bank: CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad
Beneficiary Bank: AFFIN ISLAMIC BANK BERHAD Account Number: 8605532280
Account No: 109921694700 Swift Code: CTBBMYKL
Abstract​Submission
The conference is currently accepting abstracts in the following disciplines:
• AI in Traditional, Complementary Medicine and health
• Artificial Intelligence in Drug Discovery and Development
• Integrative Chemistry, Biology, and Translational Medicine
• Biology and Translational Medicine and health
• Data Science and Bioinformatics: Omics Technologies and Bioinformatics
• Neuropharmacology and Neurological Diseases
• Global Public Health and Climate Change
• Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research
• Ethics and Regulatory Aspects of AI in Medicine
• Innovations in Biotechnology and Biopharmaceuticals
• Sustainability in Healthcare and Biomedical Research
• Occupational safety and Health
• Entrepreneurship in Biomedical Innovations
• Sustainable Healthcare Management
• Creative Technologies in Healthcare
• Creative Narratives in Medicine
For Abstract details and guidelines, visit: https://web.cyberjaya.edu.my/icbtmh/
Abstract​Submission
PLATINUM GOLD SILVER
(RM​20,000) (RM​10,000) (RM​5,000)
• Branding and Visibility • Branding and Visibility • Branding and Visibility
(Standalone in the conference (Conference venue) • Exhibition Space
stage) • Speaking Opportunities (1 slot) • Marketing and Promotion
• Speaking Opportunities (2 • Exhibition Space • Complimentary Passes and
slots) • Marketing and Promotion Discounts 4 pax)
• Exhibition Space • Complimentary Passes and • Complementary passes for
• Marketing and Promotion Discounts (7 pax) Gala dinner (3 pax)
• Conference Complimentary • Complementary passes for • Networking Opportunities
Passes (15 pax) Gala dinner (5 pax)
• Complementary passes for • Networking Opportunities
Gala dinner (10 pax)
• Networking Opportunities
Organising​Committee
Chief Patron
• Prof. David L. Whitford, Vice Chancellor, University of Cyberjaya
Patron
• Prof. Dr. Francois Therin, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research and Enterprise), University of Cyberjaya
• Prof. Dr. Azrin Esmady Bin Ariffin, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic), University of Cyberjaya
Organising Chair
• Dr. Ashok Kumar Balaraman, Director, Research Management Unit, University of Cyberjaya
International coordinator
• Dr. Brijesh Rathi, Hansraj College, University of Delhi & Co-Founder, Open Knowledge Foundation New
Delhi, India
Advisory
• Dr. Hassan Basri Jahubar Sathik, Senior Director, Academic Affairs, University of Cyberjaya
• Prof. Dr. Shamima Abdul Rahman, Graduate Research School, University of Cyberjaya
• Prof. Dr. Gan Siew Hua, Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Cyberjaya
• Prof. Dr. Santhna Letchmi Panduragan, Dean, Faculty of Nursing, University of Cyberjaya
• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Anasuya Jegathevi Jegathesan, Dean, Faculty of Psychology and Social Sciences, University
of Cyberjaya
• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nor Kamalia Zahari, Director, Centre for collaborative partnership
• Centre of Biomedical Engineering, University of Cyberjaya
• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rosli Abdul Rahman, Dean, Faculty of safety and Health, University of Cyberjaya
• Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Usman Mhaisker, Dean, Faculty of traditional and complementary Medicine,
University of Cyberjaya
• Dr. Priya A/P Sukirthanandan, Acting Dean, Faculty of Business and Technology, University of Cyberjaya
• Mr Mohd Faiz Bin Aliaz, Head, Faculty of Creative art and Design, University of Cyberjaya
• Asst. Prof. Eric Tang Cher Hing, Centre for Foundation, Language and General studies, University of
Cyberjaya
• Mr. Murugappan Kalaimani, Director, Student Accommodation, University of Cyberjaya
• Dr. Sivakumar A/L Perthiban, Director, Student Experiences, University of Cyberjaya
• Ms. Oh Shien Li, Director, Group corporate and Marketing communications, University of Cyberjaya
For​Collaborations​and​Sponsorship
Dr. Ashok Balaraman
011-162733789
ashok@cyberjaya.edu.my

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Table 2:
  21 May 2025\nPre-Conference​Workshop                                                                                           None                                                                               None                                                                         None
                                  Time                                                                                        Session                                                                               None                                                                         None
                         08:00 - 08:45                                                          Registration and Welcome Refreshments                                                                               None                                                                         None
                         08:45 - 09:00                                                              Introduction to Welcoming Remarks                                                                               None                                                                         None
                         09:00 - 12.30                                                                        Pre-Conference Workshop                                                                               None                                                                         None
                                       HPLC (High-Performance\nLiquid Chromatography)\nfor Pharmaceutical and\nEnvironmental Analysis Navigating NPRA Regulations:\nStep-by-step Guide to Registering\nGeneric Medicines Introduction to 3D Printing\nin Drug Development and\nPersonalized Medicines
12.30 - 2.00\nLunch & Networking Break                                                                                           None                                                                               None                                                                         None
                         14.00 - 17.00                                                               Pre-Conference Workshop (cont’d)                                                                               None                                                                         None
        End of Pre-Conference Workshop                                                                                           None                                                                               None                                                                         None
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Table 3:
                        22 May 2025\nConference Day 1                                                                                     None                      None
                                                 Time                                                                                  Session                      None
                                        08:00 - 08:45                                                    Registration and Welcome Refreshments                      None
                                        08:45 - 09:00                                                 Introduction to ICCBTM 2024 by the EMCEE                      None
                                        09:00 - 09:10 Welcome Address by Professor Dr David Whitford, Vice Chancellor, University of Cyberjaya                      None
                                        09:10 - 09:20 Inaugural address by Tan Sri Dato’ Dr. R. Palan, Pro Chancellor, University of Cyberjaya                      None
                                        09:20 - 09:50      Speech by Datuk Seri Hj. Dr. Dzulkefly bin Ahmad,\nThe Minister of Health, Malaysia                      None
                                        09:50 - 10:20            Speech by the Dr. Montukumar M. Patel, President of Pharmacy Council of India                      None
                                        10.20 - 10.30                                              Official Opening Declaration of ICBTMH 2025                      None
                                        10.30 - 11.10                                                                        Keynote Address 1                      None
11:10 - 11:20\nGroup Photo Session & Networking Break                                                                                     None                      None
                                        11:20 - 12:00                                                                        Keynote Address 2                      None
                                        12:00 - 12:20                                             Memorandum of Understanding Signing Ceremony                      None
                                        12:20 - 12:30                                                        Group Photo/ Press/ Media Session                      None
                      12.30 - 13.30\nNetworking Lunch                                                                                     None                      None
                                        13:30 - 14:10                                       Plenary Session 1: Drug Discovery and\nDevelopment Oral/Poster Presentations
                                        14:10 - 14:50                                Plenary Session 2: Biomarkers and Translational\nMedicine                      None
                                        14.50 – 15.30                                                                   Plenary Session 3: TBA                      None
                      15.30 - 16.40\nNetworking Break                                                                                     None                      None
                                         16.40- 17:30                        Panel Discussion: Future of Integrative Approaches\nin Healthcare Oral/Poster Presentations
                       17:30\nEnd of Conference Day 1                                                                                     None                      None
                           19:30 - 22:00\nGala Dinner                                                                                     None                      None
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Table 4:
  23 May 2025\nConference Day 2                                                                                                                                      None                      None
                           Time                                                                                                                                   Session                      None
                  09:00 - 09.10                                                                                                                           Opening Remarks Oral/Poster Presentations
                  09:10 - 09:40                       Plenary Session 4: Harnessing Artificial Intelligence\nfor Transformative Advances in Medicine and Glob-\nal Health                      None
                  09:40 - 10:20                                  Plenary Session 5: From Molecules to Medicine:\nBridging Chemistry, Biology, and Translational\nResearch                      None
                  10:20 - 10:50                                          Plenary Session 6: Innovations in Biotechnology\nand Biopharmaceuticals for a Sustainable Future                      None
10.50 - 11.10\nNetworking Break                                                                                                                                      None                      None
                  11:10 - 11:40                                                Plenary Session 7: Data Science, Omics\nTechnologies, and the Future of Precision Medicine Oral/Poster Presentations
                  11:40 - 12:10        Plenary Session 8: Shaping the Future of\nBiomedical Research: Policies and Frameworks for\nInnovation, Ethics, and Sustainability                      None
                  12.10 – 12.40                                                                                                                    Plenary Session 9: TBA                      None
12.40 - 14.00\nNetworking Lunch                                                                                                                                      None                      None
                   14.00- 15:00                                                                                    Forum: Clinical Applications of Translational Medicine                      None
15:00 - 15:15\nNetworking Break                                                                                                                                      None                      None
                  15:15 - 16:45                                                                                                                           Awards Ceremony                      None
                                1. Best Research Paper Award\n2. Young Scientist Award\n3. Best Poster Presentation Award\n4. Lifetime Achievement in Biomedical Research                      None
                  16:45 - 17:00                                                                                                                       Group Photo Session                      None
                  17:00 - 17:15                                                                                                       Closing Remarks and Acknowledgments                      None
              END OF CONFERENCE                                                                                                                                      None                      None
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Table 5:
                    Category Early Bird Fee\n(on or before 28 Feb 2025) Standard\n(on or before 30 March 2025) Late\n(after 30 March 2025)
               lnternational                                       None                                   None                        None
 Academics and Industrialist                                    USD 180                                USD 250                     USD 300
                     Student                                    USD 120                                USD 150                     USD 200
                       Women                                    USD 150                                USD 200                     USD 250
UN least developed countries                                    USD 130                                USO 160                     USD 210
                    National                                       None                                   None                        None
 Academics and Industrialist                                      RM350                                  RM400                       RM450
                    Student*                                      RM200                                  RM250                       RM300
                       Women                                      RM250                                  RM300                       RM350
              East Malaysia*                                      RM200                                  RM250                       RM300
                    Optional                                       None                                   None                        None
     Pre-Conference Workshop                                      RM150                                   None                        None
                 Gala Dinner                                      RM150                                   None                        None
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Eleven students from the Faculty of Creative Art and Design recently had the
opportunity to explore South Korea’s dynamic creative industry as part of an
academic mobility trip. Accompanied by three faculty members, the trip offered
students hands-on exposure to design institutions, cultural landmarks, and one
of Korea’s leading universities.

The highlight of the trip was a visit to Pusan National University (PNU) in
Busan. There, students joined an academic session with the Department of
Design that included a campus tour, student project sharing, and joint
research presentations. The experience gave students a platform to showcase
their work, engage with Korean peers, and explore how different education
systems approach design thinking and innovation.

One of the memorable parts of the session was learning about PNU’s virtual
reality (VR) research. For many students, it was their first time seeing how
immersive tech is used in academic design, sparking fresh ideas for their
projects.

Beyond the classroom, the itinerary included stops at major creative and
cultural sites in Seoul and Busan. From the futuristic Robot & AI Museum and
DDP Visual Museum to traditional sites like Gyeongbokgung Palace, the trip
offered a variety of perspectives on how visual culture evolves in a fast-
paced, tech-savvy society.

Students also explored popular urban spots like Starfield Library and
Myongdong Market, where they observed how design influences branding, consumer
experience, and lifestyle trends. Each visit was designed to encourage
reflection on different aspects of visual culture, from modern media to
heritage preservation.

The delegation was led by Mohd Faiz Alias (Deputy Dean), Fytullah bin Hamzah
(Programme Coordinator), and Tunku Syarila (Design Lecturer), who provided
academic support and encouraged students to view each experience as a chance
to grow creatively and professionally.

This trip not only broadened students' perspectives but also gave them
valuable insights into the global creative landscape, preparing them to be
more confident and globally minded in their future careers.

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###  7 July 2025

###  08:00AM - 05:00PM

###  University of Cyberjaya

###  7 July 2025

###  08:00AM - 05:00PM

###  University of Cyberjaya

Introduction

The Faculty of Medicine, University of Cyberjaya, proudly presents the **2nd
Cyberjaya International Undergraduate Colloquium for Health Science (CIUCHS
2025)** , an exciting platform dedicated to showcasing the research excellence
and innovation of undergraduate students in health-related fields. This
colloquium aims to foster academic exchange, collaboration, and networking
among aspiring health professionals from local and international institutions.

The CIUCHS 2025 invites students to present their original research through
**oral and poster presentations** , offering an opportunity to refine their
scientific communication skills and receive feedback from experienced
academicians and professionals. With the theme _“**Advancing Health Sciences
Through Research and Innovation** ” t_he colloquium will feature keynote
addresses, interactive sessions, and a dynamic sharing of ideas across a broad
spectrum of health science disciplines.

We welcome participation from all undergraduate students in medicine, nursing,
pharmacy, public health, biomedical sciences, and allied health programmes.

Our Speakers

###  Prof. Dr. Goh Bak Leong

Head & Senior Consultant Nephrologist, and Head of Clinical Research Centre
(CRC), Sultan Idris Shah Hospital (HSIS)

###  Prof Jamal Hisham Hashim

Honorary Professor of  
Environmental Health at the  
University of Selangor (UNISEL)

Programme Schedule

Time | Session  
---|---  
8.00 AM | Registration  
9.00 – 9.10 AM | Welcoming Speech  
Vice-Chancellor & CEO University of Cyberjaya, Prof Dr David L Whitford  
9.10 – 9.50 AM | Opening and Keynote Speech  
Tan Sri Dato Seri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, Chancellor University of Cyberjaya  
9.50 - 9.55 AM | Photo session  
Plenary Session  
9.55 AM | Plenary 1:   
Prof. Dr. Goh Bak Leong, Head & Senior Consultant Nephrologist, and Head of
Clinical Research Centre (CRC), Sultan Idris Shah Hospital (HSIS)  
Title: “Translation from Clinical Practice to Clinical Research”  
10.35 AM | BREAK  
10.50 AM | Plenary 2:  
Prof Jamal Hisham Hashim, Honorary Professor of Environmental Health at the
University of Selangor (UNISEL)  
Title: “Current environmental health research needs and approaches”  
11.30 AM | Concurrent Free Paper Presentation (oral & poster)  
1.00 PM | BREAK  
2.30 PM | Concurrent Free Paper Presentation (oral & poster)  
4.30 PM | Closing remarks by the Organizing chairperson, Prof Dr Sathappan Subramaniam  
5.00 PM | Adjournment  
  
Registration Fees

Category | Early Bird | Normal Registration  
---|---|---  
UoC Students | RM50 | RM50  
Local Students | RM100 | RM150  
International Students | RM300 / USD80 | RM400 / USD100  
Local Participants (Non-Students) | RM50 | RM50  
International Participants (Non-Students) | RM200 / USD50 | RM200 / USD50  
  
Registration is Open!

To register, click on the button below and fill in the form.

**For further information, please contact:  
****YOSHINI A/P ULAGANATHAN  
****Email** : **ciuchs@cyberjaya.edu.my**

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Abstract Submission

Introduction

Researchers, academics, and industry professionals are invited to share their
work and insights through oral paper presentations.

**Submit your abstract and register for early bird access by emailing us
atciuchs@cyberjaya.edu.my **

**Deadline:** 30th May 2025

____ Guidelines for Abstract Submission

**Eligibility:**  
Undergraduate students enrolled in health science-related programs.

**Abstract Structure:**

* **Title** (bold and concise)
  * **Authors and Affiliation**
  * **Background**
  * **Objective**
  * **Methodology**
  * **Results**
  * **Conclusion**
  * **Keywords** (3–5 keywords)

**General Formatting Instructions:**

* All abstract MUST write in English

* Title (Font size: 14, **Bold** , **UPPERCASE**)
  * Author(s)’ name (s) must be written in FULL.
  * List principal author first and underline the author who will be presenting.
  * Do not include professional title or degrees.
  * List any institutional affiliation, state and country.
  * Do not provide references or acknowledgement.

* Maximum words (excluding title and author information)
  * Font: Times New Roman, Size: 12 pt
  * Line spacing: 1.5
  * Submit in MS Word format (.doc or .docx)

* Below the abstract, provide a maximum of 5 keywords that will assist in the cross-indexing of the article.
  * Check and confirm that the keywords are the most relevant terms found in the title or the Abstract, should be listed in the medical subject headings (MeSH) list of Index Medicus found in **http://www.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/meshhome.html**

** ****Original Article**

* All abstracts for original articles should follow the structured format; with the heading of Introduction, Methods, Results, Conclusion & Keywords.
  * The word count should not exceed 250 words.

**Case Series**

* Abstract for Case Series should follow the structured format; with the heading of Introduction, Case Series and Conclusion.
  * The word count should not exceed 250 words.

**Short Communications**

* Abstract for Short Communications, Review article, Commentary and Case report should follow the unstructured format.
  * No need to divide the abstract into different sections.
  * The word count should not exceed 150 words.

**Abstract Submission & Early Bird Registration**

**Deadline:** 30th May 2025

____ Abstract Format

**Sample Format:Click Here **

TITLE (Font Size: 14, **Bold** , **UPPERCASE**)

**Author, 1* Author1 and Author2**

1 _Department, University or Institute, City, State, Country_

2 _Department, University or Institute, City, State, Country_

_ _

_*__Corresponding author email:__author@cyberjaya.edu.my_

**ABSTRACT**

* Place text here in Times New Roman Font 12.
  * The abstract text must not exceed 250 words.
  * The submitted abstract should follow the formatting provided in this template.
  * All fonts are Times New Roman.
  * The font sizes are as follows: Title (14, bold), Authors (12, bold), Department or Institute Affiliation (10, Italicized), and Abstract Text (12).
  * Corresponding author’s email should be included after the authors’ affiliation.
  * Abstracts should be structured as follows: **Introduction/Background** , **Objective(s),** **Methodology** , **Results** , and **Conclusion**.
  * Please do not include any figures and references. Conclusion:

**Keywords** : Up to a maximum of 5 keywords, separated by a semi-colon.

____ Presentation Guidelines

**Oral Presentation**

* Each presenter will have **7 minutes** for the presentation and **3 minutes** for Q&A.
  * Presentations must be prepared in **Microsoft PowerPoint** (.ppt/.pptx).
  * The first slide should include the title, presenter’s name, institution, and supervisor.
  * Visual clarity and adherence to the allocated time are crucial.
  * Presenters are encouraged to rehearse and avoid reading directly from slides.

**Poster presentation**

**Poster display and presentation.**

1. The standard format of a poster follows that of an oral scientific presentation and includes **Background** , **Methods** , **Results** , **Conclusions** & **References**.
  2. Poster must be in the following format: portrait A0 size (90cm width x 120cm height)
  3. List the principal author first and underline the author who will be presenting.
  4. The poster title, author(s) name(s), affiliation(s), and corresponding author’s email should appear at the top.
  5. Visuals (tables, charts, images) should be high-resolution and clearly labeled.
  6. The poster should provide adequate information to convey key points clearly.
  7. Posters must be submitted in PDF format before the event for review
  8. Participants are responsible for printing posters and for the materials to put up the posters on the designated panel at the exhibition area (e.g. removable double-sided tape)
  9. Posters are to be put up at the designated poster panels near the conference hall between 12.00pm to 5.00pm on 7th July 2025.
  10. Poster must be displayed for the duration of the colloquium and to be taken off by 6.00pm on 7th July 2025. The organizer will not be responsible for posters that are not taken off by 6.00pm on 7th July 2025.
  11. Presenters must be present during the designated session for judging and interaction.

**Poster Presentation  
**10 mins for each presentation (7 minutes for speaker and 3 minutes for Q & A
session)  
_Remarks_

* Sound 1st bell rings – at 6 minutes
  * Sound 2nd bell rings –at 8 minutes (end of presentation)
  * Sound 3rd bell rings – at 10 minutes (end of session)

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### Foundation and Certificates Programme

#### Resource Fee (RM)

#### Total Payable (RM)

Foundation in Science (Leading to Medicine)

18,000

300

19,950

Foundation in Science (Leading to Pharmacy)

18,000

300

19,950

Foundation in Allied Health Science

9,570

300

11,370

Foundation in Arts

300

16,800

1. Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee of a RM1,500  
2\. Fees stated are for the entire duration of the programme.  
3. Registration to the Foundation in Science programme leading to Medicine and Pharmacy includes a non-refundable selection fee of RM150.  
4. Total Payable amount includes all mentioned above.   
5. Up to 100% scholarship is available upon commitment to progress to a Degree programme with UoC.

### Diploma Programme

#### Tuition Fees +  
Resource Fees  (RM)

#### Total Payable (RM)

Information Technology

30,000 + 675

22,675

Mass Communications

30,000 + 600

11,867

19,733

Business Administration

8,667

23,083

Accounting

8,667

23,083

Psychology

8,667

23,083

Occupational Safety and Health

45,000 + 750

11,000

35,750

Cosmetics

21,750

Early Childhood Education

8,667

23,083

3D Animation

40,000 + 675

19,000

22,675

Digital Creative Content

40,000 + 675

19,000

22,675

Graphic Design

40,000 + 675

19,000

22,675

Pharmacy

60,000 + 900

22,000

39,900

Nursing

55,000 + 900

16,750

40,150

Medical & Health Science

45,000 + 900

6,750

40,150

Healthcare (Offered by CCC)

55,000 + 500

17,000

1\. Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee
of a RM1,000 or RM1,500 (for Diploma in Healthcare)  
2\. Fees stated are for the entire duration of the programme.

### Bachelor’s Degree Programme

#### Tuition Fees +  
Resource Fees (RM)

#### Total Payable (RM)

Business Administration (Honours)

50,000 + 1,800

2,000

51,300

International Business Management (Honours)

50,000 + 1,800

5,000

48,300

Occupational Safety and Health (Honours)

60,000 + 1,800

2,500

60,800

Occupational Safety and Health (Honours) – ODL

60,000 + 1,800

38,300

Psychology (Honours)

55,000 + 1,800

2,500

55,800

Counselling (Hons)

65,000 + 2,400

2,500

66,400

Mass Communication (Hons)

50,000 + 1,800

43,300

Information Technology (Honours)

54,000 + 1,800

5,500

51,800

TESL (Honours)

60,000 + 1,800

48,300

Graphic Design (Advertising) (Honours)

70,000 + 1,800

58,300

Multimedia in 3D Animation (Honours)

70,000 + 1,800

58,300

Creative Multimedia (Honours)

70,000 + 1,800

58,300

Education in Early Childhood Education (Honour)

60,000 + 1,800

48,300

Accounting and Finance (Honours)

54,000 + 2,050

45,050

Biomedical Engineering Technology (Honours)

80,000 + 2,400

19,950

63,950

Nursing (Honours)

90,000 + 2,400

79,050

Physiotherapy (Honours)

90,000 + 2,400

83,900

Pharmacy

120,000 + 2,400

-

124,050

Dietetics

150,000 + 2,400

103,900

Homeopathic Medical Science (Hons)

120,000 + 3,000

89,500

Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

450,000 + 3,000

75,000

379,650

1. Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee of a RM1,500.  
2. Registration to the Nursing, Pharmacy and MBBS degree programmes includes a non-refundable selection fee of RM150.  
3\. MBBS applicants must pay a non-refundable RM10,000 commitment fee that
will be offset in their total payable tuition fees before registration day.

### Postgraduates Programme

#### Tuition Fees +  
Resource Fees (RM)

#### Total Payable (RM)

Master in Clinical Pharmacy (By Coursework) FT

25,000 + 3,600

10,500

20,100

Master in Clinical Pharmacy (By Coursework) PT

25,000 + 7,200

10,500

23,700

Master of Science in Public Health (Global Health) FT

40,000 + 3,600

35,600

Master of Science in Public Health (Global Health) PT

40,000 +7,200

39,200

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

25,000 + 3,600

5,000

25,600

Master of Business Administration Dual Award Federation University

48,000 + 5,400

11,000

44,400

Master of Business Administration Dual Award Federation University (Topup)

20,000 + 1,800

-

21,800

Master of Business Data Science

44,000 + 3,600

11,500

38,100

Master of Islamic Finance

35,000 + 3,600

30,600

Master of Physiotherapy

30,000 + 5,400

24,900

Master of Clinical Psychology (MCP)

65,000 + 6,900

63,900

Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management

35,000 + 6,300

10,800

32,500

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)

48,000 + 7,200

16,000

41,200

Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)

50,000 + 10,800

10,850

51,950

Master of Business Administration - (MBA) (ODL)

25,000 + 3,600

13,550

17,050

Master of Islamic Finance (ODL)

25,000 + 3,600

8,375

22,225

Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management (ODL)

28,000 + 5,700

12,600

23,100

Doctor of Business Administration (ODL)

50,000 +10,800

15,750

47,050

Master in Science

30,000 +7,200

12,328

26,872

Master of Medical Sciences

30,000 +7,200

16,708

22,492

Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences - FT

30,000 +7,200

8,000

31,200

Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences - PT

30,000 +14,400

8,000

38,400

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

48,000 + 10,800

23,000

37,800

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management - FT

40,000 + 10,800

37,800

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management - PT

40,000 + 14,400

41,400

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science - FT

48,000 + 10,800

21,343

39,457

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science - PT

48,000 + 14,400

24,343

39,457

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences - FT

50,000 + 10,800

37,800

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences - PT

50,000 + 14,400

41,400

1. Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee of a RM1,500 and a RM500 selection fee.  
2\. Master in Clinical Psychology applicants must pay a non-refundable
RM11,000 commitment fee that will be offset in their total payable tuition
fees before registration day.  
3\. Fees stated are for the entire duration of the programme.

# International Fees

### Foundation Programme

#### Tuition Fees After Waiver

Foundation in Science (Leading to Medicine)

8,700

Foundation in Science (Leading to Pharmacy)

8,700

Foundation in Allied Health Science

8,700

Foundation in Arts

18,000

1\. Registration fee is RM2,000 and is non-refundable.  
2.Fees stated are for the entire duration of the programme.

### Diploma Programme

#### Tuition Fees After Waiver (RM)

Diploma in Information Technology

Diploma in Mass Communications

44,400

22,900

Diploma in Business Administration

Diploma in Accounting

Diploma in Psychology

41,000

Diploma in Occupational Safety and Health

42,500

Diploma in Cosmetics

41,000

Diploma in Early Childhood Education

16,700

38,300

Diploma in 3D Animation

Diploma in Digital Creative Content

Diploma in Graphic Design

Diploma in Medical and Health Science

65,000

Diploma in Pharmacy

66,000

23,000

43,000

Diploma in Nursing

67,400

28,700

38,700

1\. The registration fee is RM2,000 and is non-refundable.  
2\. Fees stated are for the entire duration of the programme.  
3\. Resource fees are between RM500 to RM900 depending on the programme you
are applying for.

### Bachelor’s Degree Programme

#### Tuition Fees After Waiver (RM)

Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours)

75,000

Bachelor of International Business Management (Honours)

75,000

Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Honours)

90,000

65,000

Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Honours) – ODL

90,000

Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)

22,500

54,000

Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours)

Bachelor in TESL (Honours)

31,500

Bachelor of Art in Graphic Design (Advertising) (Honours)

85,000

Bachelor of Multimedia in 3D Animation (Honours)

85,000

Bachelor in Creative Multimedia (Honours)

85,000

Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education (Honour)

16,500

Bachelor of Accounting and Finance (Honours)

22,000

54,500

Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering Technology (Honours)

84,000

Bachelor of Nursing (Honours)

100,000

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours)

120,000

37,000

83,000

Bachelor of Pharmacy

150,000

90,000

Bachelor of Dietetics

165,000

83,700

81,300

Bachelor of Homeopathic Medical Science (Honours)

6,500

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

450,000

380,000

1\. The registration fee is RM2,000 and is non-refundable.  
2\. Fees stated are for the entire duration of the programme.  
3\. A selection fee of RM150 is required for Nursing and MBBS programmes.  
4\. Resource fees are between RM1,800 to RM3,000, depending on the programme
you are applying for

### Postgraduate Programme

#### Tuition Fees After Waiver (RM)

Master in Clinical Pharmacy (By Coursework) FT

Master of Science in Public Health (Global Health) FT

38,000

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

23,000

Master of Business Administration - (MBA) (ODL)

26,000

Doctor of Pharmacy (PHARMD)

52,500

Master of Business Administration (MBA) Dual Award with Federation University

58,000

28,000

Master of Business Data Science

23,500

Master of Islamic Finance

25,500

19,500

Master of Physiotherapy

21,000

Master of Clinical Psychology

82,000

32,000

Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management

17,500

32,500

Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management (ODL)

Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences (By Research) FT

32,500

Master in Science (By Research)

8,800

26,200

Master of Medical Sciences (By Research)

27,500

8,800

Doctor of Business Administration

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)

52,500

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

37,500

11,500

26,000

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science FT

5,000

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences FT

52,500

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management FT

1\. The registration fee is RM2,000 and is non-refundable.  
2\. Fees stated are for the entire duration of the programme.  
3\. A selection fee of RM150 is required for Nursing and MBBS programmes.  
4\. Resource fees are between RM1,800 to RM3,000, depending on the programme
you are applying for


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FEE
STRUCTURE
2025/2026
Domestic
FOUNDATION STUDIES AND CERTIFICATES PROGRAMMES
Programmes Duration No of Resource Fee Published Waiver Total Payable
(months) Semesters (RM) Tuition Fee Tuition Fee Fees (2025)
(RM) (RM) (RM)
Foundation in Science Leading to Medicine 12 3 18,000 Up to 100% 19,950
scholarship is
Foundation in Science Leading to Pharmacy 12 3 18,000 18,000
available upon
Foundation in Allied Science 12 3 300 9,800 commitment 11,600
to progress
to a Degree
Foundation in Arts 12 3 15,000 programme with 16,800
UoC.
Certificate in Business (CCC) 15 4 500 8,000 Up to 100% 10,000
scholarship is
Certificate in Science (CCC) 15 4 500 8,000 10,000
available upon
Certificate in Information Technology (CCC) 15 4 500 8,000 commitment 10,000
to progress
to a Diploma
Certificate in Visual Design (CCC) 15 4 500 8,000 programme with 10,000
UoC / CCC.
*Resource Fees are RM25 per month.
**Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee of a RM1,500.
***Registration to the Foundation in Science programme leading to Medicine and Pharmacy includes a non-refundable selection fee of RM150.
DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES
Programmes Duration No of Resource Fee Published Waiver Total Payable
(months) Semesters (RM) Tuition Fee Tuition Fee Fees (2025)
(RM) (RM) (RM)
Diploma in Information Technology 27 7 675 9,000 22,675
Diploma in Mass Communication 24 6 600 18,867 19,733
Diploma in Business Administration 30 7 30,000 8,667 23,083
Diploma in Accounting 30 7 8,667 23,083
Diploma in Psychology 30 8 8,667 23,083
750
Diploma in Occupational Safety & Health 30 7 45,000 11,000 35,750
Diploma in Cosmetics 30 7 10,000 21,750
30,000
Diploma in Early Childhood 30 7 8,667 23,083
Diploma in 3D Animation 27 7 19,000 22,675
Diploma in Digital Creative Content 27 7 675 40,000 19,000 22,675
Diploma in Graphic Design 27 7 19,000 22,675
Diploma In Pharmacy 36 9 60,000 22,000 39,900
900
Diploma in Nursing 36 9 55,000 16,750 40,150
Diploma in Healthcare (CCC) 36 9 500 55,000 17,000 40,000
*Resource Fees are RM25 per month.
**Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee of a RM1,000 or RM1,500.
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMMES
Programmes Duration No of Resource Fee Published Waiver Total Payable
(months) Semesters (RM) Tuition Fee Tuition Fee Fees (2025)
(RM) (RM) (RM)
Bachelor of Business Administration 36 9 50,000 2,000 51,300
Bachelor of International Business Management (Honours) 36 9 50,000 5,000 48,300
Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Honours) 36 9 1,800 60,000 2,500 60,800
Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Honours) (ODL) 36 9 60,000 38,300 25,000
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) 36 9 55,000 2,500 55,800
Bachelor of Counselling (Honours) 48 10 2,400 65,000 2,500 66,400
Bachelor in Mass Communication (Honours) 36 9 50,000 10,000 43,300
Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours) 36 9 54,000 5,500 51,800
Bachelor of Education in Teaching English as a Second Language (Honours) 36 9 60,000 15,000 48,300
Bachelor of Art in Graphic Design (Advertising) (Honours) 36 9 1,800 70,000 15,000 58,300
Bachelor of Multimedia in 3D Animation (Honours) 36 9 70,000 15,000 58,300
Bachelor in Creative Multimedia (Honours) 36 9 70,000 15,000 58,300
Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education (Honours) 36 10 60,000 15,000 48,300
Bachelor of Accounting and Finance (Honours) 41 9 2,050 54,000 12,500 45,050
Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering Technology (Honours) 48 8 80,000 19,950 63,950
Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) 48 8 90,000 15,000 79,050
Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) 48 8 2,400 90,000 10,000 83,900
Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) 48 8 120,000 - 124,050
Bachelor of Dietetics (Honours) 48 8 150,000 50,000 103,900
Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 60 10 3,000 450,000 75,000 379,650
*Resource Fees are RM50 per month.
**MBBS applicants must pay a non-refundable RM10,000 commitment fee that will be offset in their total payable tuition fees before registration day.
***Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee of a RM1,500.
****Registration to the Nursing, Pharmacy and MBBS degree programmes includes a non-refundable selection fee of RM150.
POSTGRADUATE (TAUGHT) PROGRAMMES
Programmes Duration No of Resource Fee Published Waiver Total Payable
(months) Semesters (RM) Tuition Fee Tuition Fee Fees (2025)
(RM) (RM) (RM)
Master in Clinical Pharmacy (By Coursework) FT 12 2 3,600 25,000 10,500 20,100
Master in Clinical Pharmacy (By Coursework) PT 24 4 7,200 25,000 10,500 23,700
Master of Science in Public Health (Global Health) FT 12 3 3,600 40,000 10,000 35,600
Master of Science in Public Health (Global Health) PT 24 6 7,200 40,000 10,000 39,200
Master of Business Administration (MBA) 12 3 3,600 25,000 5,000 25,600
Master of Business Administration Dual Award Federation University 18 4 5,400 48,000 11,000 44,400
Master of Business Administration Dual Award Federation University (Topup) 6 1 1,800 20,000 - 21,800
Master of Business Data Science 12 3 3,600 44,000 11,500 38,100
Master of Islamic Finance 12 3 3,600 35,000 10,000 30,600
Master of Physiotherapy 18 4 5,400 30,000 12,500 24,900
Master of Clinical Psychology (MCP) 23 5 6,900 65,000 10,000 63,900
Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management 21 5 6,300 35,000 10,800 32,500
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) 24 4 7,200 48,000 16,000 41,200
Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) 36 9 10,800 50,000 10,850 51,950
POSTGRADUATE (TAUGHT) - OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING (ODL)
Programmes Duration No of Resource Fee Published Waiver Total Payable
(months) Semesters (RM) Tuition Fee Tuition Fee Fees (2025)
(RM) (RM) (RM)
Master of Business Administration (MBA) 12 3 3,600 25,000 13,550 17,050
Master of Islamic Finance 12 3 3,600 25,000 8,375 22,225
Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management 19 5 5,700 28,000 12,600 23,100
Doctor of Business Administration 36 9 10,800 50,000 15,750 47,050
*Resource Fees are RM300 per month.
**Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee of a RM1,500 and a RM500 selection fee.
***Master in Clinical Psychology applicants must pay a non-refundable RM11,000 commitment fee that will be offset in their total payable tuition fees before registration day.
POSTGRADUATE (RESEARCH)
Programmes Duration No of Resource Fee Published Waiver Total Payable
(months) Semesters (RM) Tuition Fee Tuition Fee Fees (2025)
(RM) (RM) (RM)
Master in Science 24 4 7,200 30,000 12,328 26,872
Master of Medical Sciences 24 4 7,200 30,000 16,708 22,492
Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences - FT 24 4 7,200 30,000 8,000 31,200
Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences - PT 48 8 14,400 30,000 8,000 38,400
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) 36 6 10,800 48,000 23,000 37,800
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management - FT 36 6 10,800 40,000 15,000 37,800
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management - PT 48 8 14,400 40,000 15,000 41,400
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science - FT 36 6 10,800 48,000 21,343 39,457
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science - PT 48 8 14,400 48,000 24,943 39,457
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences - FT 36 6 10,800 50,000 25,000 37,800
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences - PT 48 8 14,400 50,000 25,000 41,400
*Resource Fees are RM300 per month.
**Total Payable Fees includes the cost of a non-refundable registration fee of a RM1,500 and a RM500 selection fee.
MODES OF PAYMENT
As part of UoC’s initiative to “Go Green”, we would encourage all the students and parents to make the fees payment by using electronic method of payment. Kindly scan
and email to Finance Helpdesk a copy of proof of payment (e.g. bank in slip, transfer receipts) via www.cyberjaya.edu.my/helpdesk with the student’s ID number, student’s
name and contact number. Proof of payment will be accepted by UoC only upon UoC and/or bank’s verification.
Domestic Payment Instructions
Online Payment Portal FPX (Preferred Option) JomPAY On-campus Payment Counter
Applicants may make payments securely through our Biller Code: 72207 You may make payment by credit card / debit card over
official online payment gateway: Ref-1: Student ID Number (without space / hyphen) the Finance counter at the Student Support Hub, Level
https://onlinepayment.cyberjaya.edu.my/ Ref-2: Student Name 1, UoC Campus.
onlinepayment/onlinepayment.php
Step 1: Look for the JomPAY logo on your invoice Please note that we do not accept cash payment
Important: Kindly indicate the Step 2: Login to Internet or Mobile Banking at your above RM200 per transaction per student per day.
student’s IC or Passport number bank and look for JomPAY
as the reference. Step 3: Enter the JomPAY Biller code “72207”, Student Operating hours: Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
ID Number at Ref -1 and Student Name at Ref-2
Online Banking / Telegraphic Transfer
UoC CCC
Account Name: UOC Sdn. Bhd. Account Name: Cyberjaya College Central Sdn. Bhd.
Beneficiary Bank: Affin Bank Berhad Beneficiary Bank: CIMB Bank Berhad
Account Number: 10-673-000249-2 Account Number: 8009081202
Branch Address: No. P1-13, Shaftbury Square, Lot No Branch: Country Heights
2350 Cyber 6, Persiaran Multimedia, 63000 Cyberjaya, Swift Code : CIBBMYKLXXX
Selangor
Company Registration No: 1339923-X
Swift Code: PHBMMYKLXXX
Important: Kindly indicate Student Matrix Number and Student Name (This is applicable to both students and
parents)
For more information, please contact our Education Counsellors:
University of Cyberjaya
(DU053(B))
Persiaran Bestari, Cyber 11, 63000, Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Cyberjaya College Central
(DK354(B))
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Student Recruitment Centre:
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Student Recruitment Department. The University shall not be held liable for any errors or omissions.

Table 1:
                                 Programmes Duration\n(months) No of\nSemesters Resource Fee\n(RM) Published\nTuition Fee\n(RM)                                                                                     Waiver\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Total Payable\nFees (2025)\n(RM)
  Foundation in Science Leading to Medicine                 12                3                300                       18,000        Up to 100%\nscholarship is\navailable upon\ncommitment\nto progress\nto a Degree\nprogramme with\nUoC.                           19,950
  Foundation in Science Leading to Pharmacy                 12                3               None                       18,000                                                                                                          None                           18,000
               Foundation in Allied Science                 12                3               None                        9,800                                                                                                          None                           11,600
                         Foundation in Arts                 12                3               None                       15,000                                                                                                          None                           16,800
              Certificate in Business (CCC)                 15                4                500                        8,000 Up to 100%\nscholarship is\navailable upon\ncommitment\nto progress\nto a Diploma\nprogramme with\nUoC / CCC.                           10,000
               Certificate in Science (CCC)                 15                4                500                        8,000                                                                                                          None                           10,000
Certificate in Information Technology (CCC)                 15                4                500                        8,000                                                                                                          None                           10,000
         Certificate in Visual Design (CCC)                 15                4                500                        8,000                                                                                                          None                           10,000
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Table 2:
                             Programmes Duration\n(months) No of\nSemesters Resource Fee\n(RM) Published\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Waiver\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Total Payable\nFees (2025)\n(RM)
      Diploma in Information Technology                 27                7                675                       30,000                     9,000                           22,675
          Diploma in Mass Communication                 24                6                600                         None                    18,867                           19,733
     Diploma in Business Administration                 30                7                750                         None                     8,667                           23,083
                  Diploma in Accounting                 30                7               None                         None                     8,667                           23,083
                  Diploma in Psychology                 30                8               None                         None                     8,667                           23,083
Diploma in Occupational Safety & Health                 30                7               None                       45,000                    11,000                           35,750
                   Diploma in Cosmetics                 30                7               None                       30,000                    10,000                           21,750
             Diploma in Early Childhood                 30                7               None                         None                     8,667                           23,083
                Diploma in 3D Animation                 27                7                675                       40,000                    19,000                           22,675
    Diploma in Digital Creative Content                 27                7               None                         None                    19,000                           22,675
              Diploma in Graphic Design                 27                7               None                         None                    19,000                           22,675
                    Diploma In Pharmacy                 36                9                900                       60,000                    22,000                           39,900
                     Diploma in Nursing                 36                9               None                       55,000                    16,750                           40,150
            Diploma in Healthcare (CCC)                 36                9                500                       55,000                    17,000                           40,000
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Table 3:
                                                              Programmes Duration\n(months) No of\nSemesters Resource Fee\n(RM) Published\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Waiver\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Total Payable\nFees (2025)\n(RM)
                                     Bachelor of Business Administration                 36                9              1,800                       50,000                     2,000                           51,300
                 Bachelor of International Business Management (Honours)                 36                9               None                       50,000                     5,000                           48,300
                    Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Honours)                 36                9               None                       60,000                     2,500                           60,800
              Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Honours) (ODL)                 36                9               None                       60,000                    38,300                           25,000
                                        Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)                 36                9               None                       55,000                     2,500                           55,800
                                       Bachelor of Counselling (Honours)                 48               10              2,400                       65,000                     2,500                           66,400
                                Bachelor in Mass Communication (Honours)                 36                9              1,800                       50,000                    10,000                           43,300
                            Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours)                 36                9               None                       54,000                     5,500                           51,800
Bachelor of Education in Teaching English as a Second Language (Honours)                 36                9               None                       60,000                    15,000                           48,300
               Bachelor of Art in Graphic Design (Advertising) (Honours)                 36                9               None                       70,000                    15,000                           58,300
                        Bachelor of Multimedia in 3D Animation (Honours)                 36                9               None                       70,000                    15,000                           58,300
                               Bachelor in Creative Multimedia (Honours)                 36                9               None                       70,000                    15,000                           58,300
            Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education (Honours)                 36               10               None                       60,000                    15,000                           48,300
                            Bachelor of Accounting and Finance (Honours)                 41                9              2,050                       54,000                    12,500                           45,050
                 Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering Technology (Honours)                 48                8              2,400                       80,000                    19,950                           63,950
                                           Bachelor of Nursing (Honours)                 48                8               None                       90,000                    15,000                           79,050
                                     Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours)                 48                8               None                       90,000                    10,000                           83,900
                                          Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours)                 48                8               None                      120,000                         -                          124,050
                                         Bachelor of Dietetics (Honours)                 48                8               None                      150,000                    50,000                          103,900
                       Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)                 60               10              3,000                      450,000                    75,000                          379,650
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Table 4:
                                                                Programmes Duration\n(months) No of\nSemesters Resource Fee\n(RM) Published\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Waiver\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Total Payable\nFees (2025)\n(RM)
                            Master in Clinical Pharmacy (By Coursework) FT                 12                2              3,600                       25,000                    10,500                           20,100
                            Master in Clinical Pharmacy (By Coursework) PT                 24                4              7,200                       25,000                    10,500                           23,700
                     Master of Science in Public Health (Global Health) FT                 12                3              3,600                       40,000                    10,000                           35,600
                     Master of Science in Public Health (Global Health) PT                 24                6              7,200                       40,000                    10,000                           39,200
                                   Master of Business Administration (MBA)                 12                3              3,600                       25,000                     5,000                           25,600
        Master of Business Administration Dual Award Federation University                 18                4              5,400                       48,000                    11,000                           44,400
Master of Business Administration Dual Award Federation University (Topup)                  6                1              1,800                       20,000                         -                           21,800
                                           Master of Business Data Science                 12                3              3,600                       44,000                    11,500                           38,100
                                                 Master of Islamic Finance                 12                3              3,600                       35,000                    10,000                           30,600
                                                   Master of Physiotherapy                 18                4              5,400                       30,000                    12,500                           24,900
                                       Master of Clinical Psychology (MCP)                 23                5              6,900                       65,000                    10,000                           63,900
              Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management                 21                5              6,300                       35,000                    10,800                           32,500
                                               Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)                 24                4              7,200                       48,000                    16,000                           41,200
                                   Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)                 36                9             10,800                       50,000                    10,850                           51,950
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Table 5:
                                                  Programmes Duration\n(months) No of\nSemesters Resource Fee\n(RM) Published\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Waiver\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Total Payable\nFees (2025)\n(RM)
                     Master of Business Administration (MBA)                 12                3              3,600                       25,000                    13,550                           17,050
                                   Master of Islamic Finance                 12                3              3,600                       25,000                     8,375                           22,225
Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management                 19                5              5,700                       28,000                    12,600                           23,100
                           Doctor of Business Administration                 36                9             10,800                       50,000                    15,750                           47,050
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Table 6:
                                                Programmes Duration\n(months) No of\nSemesters Resource Fee\n(RM) Published\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Waiver\nTuition Fee\n(RM) Total Payable\nFees (2025)\n(RM)
                                         Master in Science                 24                4              7,200                       30,000                    12,328                           26,872
                                Master of Medical Sciences                 24                4              7,200                       30,000                    16,708                           22,492
                    Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences - FT                 24                4              7,200                       30,000                     8,000                           31,200
                    Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences - PT                 48                8             14,400                       30,000                     8,000                           38,400
                                Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)                 36                6             10,800                       48,000                    23,000                           37,800
             Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management - FT                 36                6             10,800                       40,000                    15,000                           37,800
             Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management - PT                 48                8             14,400                       40,000                    15,000                           41,400
        Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science - FT                 36                6             10,800                       48,000                    21,343                           39,457
        Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science - PT                 48                8             14,400                       48,000                    24,943                           39,457
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences - FT                 36                6             10,800                       50,000                    25,000                           37,800
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences - PT                 48                8             14,400                       50,000                    25,000                           41,400
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Table 7:
                                                                                                                                                                                                     Online Payment Portal FPX (Preferred Option)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            JomPAY                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         On-campus Payment Counter
Applicants may make payments securely through our\nofficial online payment gateway:\nhttps://onlinepayment.cyberjaya.edu.my/\nonlinepayment/onlinepayment.php\nImportant: Kindly indicate the\nstudent’s IC or Passport number\nas the reference. Biller Code: 72207\nRef-1: Student ID Number (without space / hyphen)\nRef-2: Student Name\nStep 1: Look for the JomPAY logo on your invoice\nStep 2: Login to Internet or Mobile Banking at your\nbank and look for JomPAY\nStep 3: Enter the JomPAY Biller code “72207”, Student\nID Number at Ref -1 and Student Name at Ref-2 You may make payment by credit card / debit card over\nthe Finance counter at the Student Support Hub, Level\n1, UoC Campus.\nPlease note that we do not accept cash payment\nabove RM200 per transaction per student per day.\nOperating hours: Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Online Banking / Telegraphic Transfer                                                                                                                                                                 None
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                UoC                                                                                                                                                                  CCC
Account Name: UOC Sdn. Bhd.\nBeneficiary Bank: Affin Bank Berhad\nAccount Number: 10-673-000249-2\nBranch Address: No. P1-13, Shaftbury Square, Lot No\n2350 Cyber 6, Persiaran Multimedia, 63000 Cyberjaya,\nSelangor\nCompany Registration No: 1339923-X\nSwift Code: PHBMMYKLXXX Account Name: Cyberjaya College Central Sdn. Bhd.\nBeneficiary Bank: CIMB Bank Berhad\nAccount Number: 8009081202\nBranch: Country Heights\nSwift Code : CIBBMYKLXXX
                                                                                                                                                               Important: Kindly indicate Student Matrix Number and Student Name (This is applicable to both students and\nparents)                                                                                                                                                                 None
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# International Fees

### Foundation Programme

#### Resource Fee (RM)

#### Total Tuition (RM)

Foundation in Science (Leading to Medicine)

2,400

28,000

Foundation in Science (Leading to Pharmacy)

2,400

28,000

Foundation in Allied Health Science

2,400

28,000

Foundation in Arts

2,400

26,700

1\. Total Payable Fees include a non-refundable Registration Fee of RM2,000,
Processing   Fee of RM1,500, an Administration Fee of RM3,000 and EMGS fees of
RM2,800.  
2\. International applicants are required to pay the Registration Fee,
Administration Fee and their first semester tuition fees prior to their
arrival.  
3\. Resource fees are RM200 per month.  
4\. Fees stated are for the entire duration of the programme.

### Diploma Programme

#### Tuition Fees (RM)

#### Resource Fee (RM)

#### Total Payable Fees (RM)

Diploma in Information Technology

22,900

5,400

42,600

Diploma in Mass Communications

4,800

40,600

Diploma in Business Administration

22,300

42,600

Diploma in Accounting

40,300

Diploma in Psychology

41,000

61,300

Diploma in Occupational Safety and Health

42,500

62,800

Diploma in Cosmetics

41,000

61,300

Diploma in Early Childhood Education

38,300

58,600

Diploma in 3D Animation

5,400

46,000

Diploma in Digital Creative Content

5,400

46,000

Diploma in Graphic Design

5,400

46,000

Diploma in Pharmacy

43,000

7,200

64,500

Diploma in Nursing

38,700

7,200

60,200

Diploma in Medical & Health Science

7,200

71,500

1\. Total Payable Fees include a non-refundable Registration Fee of RM2,000,
Processing Fee of RM1,500, an Administration Fee of RM8,000 and EMGS fees of
RM2,800.  
2\. International applicants are required to pay the Registration Fee,
Administration Fee and their first semester tuition fees prior to their
arrival.  
3\. Resource fees are RM200 per month.  
4\. Fees stated are for the entire duration of the programme.

### Bachelor’s Degree Programme

#### Tuition Fees (RM)

#### Resource Fees (RM)

#### Total Payable Fees (RM)

Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours)

48,500

71,800

Bachelor of International Business Management (Honours)

47,200

70,500

Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Honours)

67,200

90,500

Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Honours) – ODL

51,000

Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)

57,200

80,500

Bachelor of Counselling (Hons)

54,200

73,300

Bachelor in Mass Communication (Hons)

73,300

Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours)

57,200

80,500

Bachelor in TESL (Honours)

68,300

Bachelor of Art in Graphic Design (Advertising) (Honours)

83,300

Bachelor of Multimedia in 3D Animation (Honours)

83,300

Bachelor in Creative Multimedia (Honours)

83,300

Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education (Honour)

83,300

Bachelor of Accounting and Finance (Honours)

54,500

10,250

79,050

Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering Technology (Honours)

96,300

Bachelor of Nursing (Honours)

64,300

90,600

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours)

84,300

110,600

Bachelor of Pharmacy

114,300

140,600

Bachelor of Dietetics

89,300

115,600

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

405,000

434,300

Bachelor of Homeopathic Medical Science (Hons)

99,300

1\. Total Payable Fees include a non-refundable Registration Fee of RM2,000,
Processing Fee of RM1,500, an Administration Fee of RM8,000 (or RM5,000 for
OSH ODL) and EMGS fees of RM2,800.  
2\. International applicants are required to pay the Registration Fee,
Administration Fee and their first semester tuition fees prior to their
arrival.  
3\. Resource fees are RM200 per month.  
4\. Fees stated are for the entire duration of the programme.

### Postgraduate Programme

#### Resource Fees (RM)

#### Total Payable Fees (RM)

Master in Clinical Pharmacy (By Coursework) FT

47,300

Master of Science in Public Health (Global Health) FT

38,000

55,300

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

13,000

30,300

Master of Business Administration - (MBA) (ODL)

11,000

21,000

Master of Business Administration (MBA) Dual Award with Federation University

4,500

48,800

Master of Business Administration (MBA) DUAL AWARD (TOP UP)

1,500

Master of Business Data Science

38,800

Master of Islamic Finance

19,500

36,800

Master in Islamic Finance (ODL)

17,000

Master of Physiotherapy

4,500

32,800

Master of Clinical Psychology

5,570

70,050

Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management

32,500

5,250

52,050

Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management (ODL)

4,750

36,750

Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences (By Research) FT

40,300

Master in Science (By Research)

26,200

46,500

Master of Medical Sciences (By Research)

39,000

Doctor of Business Administration

58,300

Doctor of Business Administration (ODL)

49,000

Doctor of Pharmacy (PHARMD)

60,300

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

26,000

49,300

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science FT

53,300

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences FT

63,300

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management FT

53,300

1\. Total Payable Fees include a non-refundable Registration Fee of RM2,000,
Processing Fee of RM1,500, an Administration Fee of RM8,000 and EMGS fees of
RM2,800.  
2\. International applicants are required to pay the Registration Fee,
Administration Fee and their first semester tuition fees prior to their
arrival.  
3\. Resource fees are RM200 per month.  
4\. Fees stated are for the entire duration of the programme.


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### 4th International Conference on Integrative Chemistry, Biology,
Translational Medicine and Health

###### Bridging Science for Global Health Solutions

###  21-23 May 2025

###  University of Cyberjaya

Guests of Honour

**Guest of Honour**  
**YB Datuk Seri Dzulkefly Ahmad**  
Minister of Health  
Ministry of Health Malaysia

**Chief Guest  
Dr. Montukumar Patel**  
President  
Pharmacy Council of India

**Honorary Patron  
Tan Sri Dato’ Dr. R. Palan**  
Pro Chancellor,  
University of Cyberjaya

**Chief Patron  
Prof. Dr. David Whitford**  
Vice-Chancellor,  
University of Cyberjaya

Patrons

**Prof. Dr. François Thérin**  
Deputy Vice-Chancellor  
(Research & Enterprise),  
University of Cyberjaya

**Prof. Dr. Azrin Esmady Ariffin**  
Deputy Vice-Chancellor  
(Academic),  
University of Cyberjaya

Organisers

Convenor  
Dr. Ashok Kumar Balaraman  
University of Cyberjaya

Dr. Murallitharan Munisamy  
National Cancer Society Malaysia

International Coordinator  
Dr. Brijesh  
Rathi Hansraj College

Convenor  
Dr. Ashok Kumar Balaraman  
University of Cyberjaya

Dr. Murallitharan Munisamy  
National Cancer Society Malaysia

International Coordinator  
Dr. Brijesh  
Rathi Hansraj College

Convenor  
Dr. Ashok Kumar Balaraman  
University of Cyberjaya

Dr. Murallitharan Munisamy  
National Cancer Society Malaysia

International Coordinator  
Dr. Brijesh  
Rathi Hansraj College

**Convenor**  
**Dr. Ashok Kumar Balaraman**  
University of Cyberjaya

**General Chair  
Dr. Murallitharan Munisamy**  
National Cancer Society Malaysia

**International Coordinator**  
**Dr. Brijesh Rathi**  
Hansraj College

Speakers

Dr. Shyam Sundar Nandi Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt of India

Professor Conor R. Caffrey University of California, San Deigo, USA

Professor Dr Sarani Zakaria Head of Research, Hemp Sciences Centre (HSC)

Prof. Dr Sivakumar Manickam  
Universiti Teknologi Brunei

Prof. Aniko Borbas  
University of Debrecen

Prof. Julien Lescar  
Nanyang Technological University

Prof. Lindomar Pena  
Oswaldo Cruz  
Foundation

Dr. Deependra Singh  
Pharmacy Council of India

Professor Anuchit Phanumartwiwath Chulalongkorn University

Dr. Lakshmanan Manikandan Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology (IMCB)

Dr. Shyam Sundar Nandi Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt of India

Professor Conor R. Caffrey University of California, San Deigo, USA

Professor Dr Sarani Zakaria Head of Research, Hemp Sciences Centre (HSC)

Prof. Dr Sivakumar Manickam  
Universiti Teknologi Brunei

Prof. Aniko Borbas  
University of Debrecen

Prof. Julien Lescar  
Nanyang Technological University

**Prof. Dr Sivakumar Manickam**  
Universiti Teknologi Brunei

**Dr. Lakshmanan Manikandan  
** Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology (IMCB)

**Dr. Deependra Singh**  
Pharmacy Council of India

**Prof. Julien Lescar**  
Nanyang Technological  
University

**Professor Conor R. Caffrey  
** University of California, San Deigo, USA

**Professor Dr Sarani Zakaria  
** Head of Research,  
Hemp Sciences Centre (HSC)

**Professor Anuchit Phanumartwiwath  
** Chulalongkorn University

**Dr. Shyam Sundar Nandi  
** Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt of India

**Prof. Aniko Borbas**  
University of Debrecen

**Prof. Lindomar Pena  
** Oswaldo Cruz Foundation

**Asst. Prof. Ts. Dr. Liew Kai Bin  
** Associate Professor  
Faculty of Pharmacy,  
University of Cyberjaya

**Dr. Priyamvada Singh  
** Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi

**Professor Dr. Hemalatha  
** Department of Pharmacognosy  
Sri Ramanchandra Institute of Higher Education and Research, Chennai, India

About the Conference

ICBTMH 2025 serves as a premier platform for advancing research at the nexus
of chemistry, biology, translational medicine & Health and artificial
intelligence. This conference brings together globally renowned researchers to
share groundbreaking technological advancements and AI-driven innovations,
fostering the discovery and development of next-generation therapeutics in
healthcare.

**Important Dates:**  
_Pre-conference 21 May 2025_  
 _Conference 22-23 May 2025_  
 _Registration last date: 15 April 2025 (Final Call)_

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In Collaboration with

Supported By

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Sanjivani college of pharmacy, India

KVSR SCOPS VIJAYAWADA

Sanjivani college of pharmacy, India

Registration & Fees

Category | Early Bird Fee (on or before 28 Feb 2025) | Standard (on or before 30 Apr 2025)  | Late (after 30 Apr 2025)  
---|---|---|---  
International  
Academics and Industrialist | USD180 | USD250 | USD300  
Student* | USD120 | USD150 | USD200  
Women | USD150 | USD200 | USD250  
UN Least Developed Countries | USD130 | USD160 | USD210  
National  
Academics and Industrialist | RM350 | RM400 | RM450  
Student* | RM200 | RM250 | RM300  
Women | RM250 | RM300 | RM350  
East Malaysia* | RM200 | RM250 | RM300  
Optional  
Pre-Conference Workshop | RM100  
Gala Dinner | RM50  
  
*Terms & Conditions apply  
**Special discount on registration is available for persons with disabilities  
***Contact us for the registration of accompanying person  
****Group Discount (5 and above) on request, email to: ashok@cyberjaya.edu.my

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**Terms and Provisions**

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  * Refunds will be processed within one-month post-congress.
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  * This is applicable to all the conference related payments

For Payment (Malaysian Participants)

Beneficiary Name: RESEARCH MANAGEMENT  
UNIT / UOC SDN BHD  
Beneficiary Bank: AFFIN ISLAMIC BANK BERHAD  
Account No: 109921694700

For Payment (International Participants)

Account Name: UOC Sdn Bhd (Co Reg Number:1339923-X)  
Beneficiary Bank: CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad  
Bank Address: Prima 5-A, Jalan Teknokrat 5, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor,
Malaysia  
Account Number: 8605532280  
Swift Code: CTBBMYKL  
Account holder Address :  
Persiaran Bestari, Cyber 11, 63000 Cyberjaya,  
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia

Tel : ‪+603-83137000

Conference Itinerary

21 May 2025  
Pre-Conference Workshop

Time | Session  
---|---  
08:00 - 08:45 | Registration and Welcome Refreshments  
08:45 - 09:00 | Introduction to Welcoming Remarks  
09:00 - 12.30 | Pre-Conference Workshop  
| HPLC (High-Performance Liquid Chromatography) for Pharmaceutical and Environmental Analysis | Navigating NPRA Regulations: Step-by-step Guide to Registering Generic Medicines |   
12.30 - 2.00  
Networking Lunch and End of Pre-Conference Workshop  
  
22 May 2025  
Conference Day 1

Time | Session  
---|---  
08:00 - 08:45 | Registration and Welcome Refreshments  
08:45 - 09:00 | Introduction to ICCBTM 2024 by the EMCEE  
09:00 - 09:10 | Arrival of Guest of Honour, Chief Guest, VIPs  
09:10 - 09:20 | Welcome Address by Professor Dr David Whitford, Vice Chancellor, University of Cyberjaya  
09:20 - 09:30 | Collaborative Address by Professor Ir. Dr. Mohd Zamri Ibrahim, Vice Chancellor, University Malaysia Terengganu (UMT)  
09:30 - 09:40 | Inaugural address by Tan Sri Dato’ Dr. R. Palan, Pro Chancellor, University of Cyberjaya  
09:40 - 10:00 | Speech by Datuk Seri Hj. Dr. Dzulkefly bin Ahmad,  
The Minister of Health, Malaysia  
10:00 - 10.20 | Speech by the Dr. Montu M. Patel, President of Pharmacy Council of India  
10.20 - 10.30 | Official Opening Declaration of ICBTMH 2025  
10.30 - 11.00 | Keynote Address 1  
11:00 - 11:10  
Group Photo Session & Networking Break  
11:10 - 11:40 | Keynote Address 2  
11:40 - 12:10 | Keynote 3 / Plenary session  
MOU Signing Ceremony Agenda  
12:10 - 12:45 | Introduction of MOU Partners, MOU Signing Ceremony & Exchange of Tokens of Appreciation, Group Photo/Press/Media Session  
12.45 - 14.00  
Lunch Break and Networking lunch  
14:00 - 14:30 | Plenary Session 1:  | Oral/Poster Presentations  
14:30 - 15:00 | Plenary Session 2:   
15.00 – 15.30 | Plenary Session 3:   
15.30 - 15.45  
Tea/Coffee Break  
15.45- 16:15 | Plenary Session 4: | Oral/Poster Presentations  
16.15- 16:45 | Plenary Session 5:  
16.45- 17:15 | Plenary Session 6:  
17:15  
Closing  
7.00 pm – 11.00 PM Gala Dinner (By invitation)  
  
23 May 2025  
Conference Day 2

Time | Session  
---|---  
09:30 - 09.40 | EMCEE remarks  
09:40 - 10:10 | Technical session 1 | Oral /Poster presentations  
  
  
10:10 - 10:40 | Technical session 2  
10:40 - 11:10 | Technical session 3  
11.10 - 11.20  
Tea break  
11:20 - 11:50 | Technical session 4 | Oral/Poster Presentations  
  
  
12:20 - 12:50 | Technical session 5  
12.20 – 12.50 | Technical Session 6  
12.50 - 14.00  
Networking Lunch  
14.00- 15:00 | Forum Discussion | Oral /Poster presentations  
15:00 - 15:15  
Coffee Break  
15:15 - 16:45 | Awards Ceremony and Closing  
16:45 - 17:00 | Group Photo Session  
17:00 - 17:15 | Closing Remarks and Acknowledgments  
END OF THE CONFERENCE  
  
Accommodation & Facilities

For University hostel accommodation at discounted rate please register at
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###  Nearby Hotels Recommended

1. Citadines DPulze Cyberjaya, 12, Lingkaran Cyber Point Timur, Cyber 12, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor
  2. FOX Lite Hotel DPulze – Cyberjaya by Ascott, Persiaran Multimedia, Cyber 12, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor
  3. Cyberview resort and Spa, The Lodge, Persiaran Multimedia, Cyber 7 63000 Cyberjaya Malaysia

###  Nearby Hotels Recommended

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  2. **https://www.ioicitymall.com.my/**

###  Local Tour Booking

Please contact the tour provider at +60123180488 (Mr Surin). Booking the tour
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# Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

## Be a Medical Officer or Medical Practitioner

Intake starts in October

Full-time: 5 years

October

(R3/721/6/0023)01/28(MQA/FA5324)12/27

### Is Medicine & Surgery for You?

The University's prestigious Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
(MBBS) programme, accredited and running since 2005, has a proud history of
producing almost 2,000 medical professionals. Our MBBS programme delivers
impactful education and training in medicine, utilising a student-centered and
problem-based learning approach, essential for a successful career in
medicine.

Graduates of our Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) programme
are well-equipped for careers in various medical fields, including:

* Medical Officer in Public Hospitals
  * Private Medical Centre Physician
  * Healthcare Administrator
  * Higher Education Lecturer
  * Research Scientist
  * International Healthcare Personnel

Employment Sectors for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
Graduates:

* Public and private hospitals
  * Research centres
  * NGOs
  * Universities
  * Armed Forces

The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery is a comprehensive 5-year
programme divided into two phases: Basic Medical Sciences (Years 1-2) and
Clinical Sciences (Years 3-5).

The initial years, based at the Cyberjaya campus, serve as a foundation for
basic medical knowledge and is organised in sequential courses/blocks with
early clinical exposure.  Notably, our MBBS programme includes Disaster and
Relief Medicine, preparing graduates for humanitarian missions.

The clinical phase begins in the third year, where students engage in
practical learning in hospitals and health centres affiliated with the
Ministry of Health and Ministry of Defence. Successful graduates are awarded
the MBBS degree, recognized by the Malaysian Medical Council and other
international medical bodies.

### Educational Objectives of the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
Programme

The MBBS programme aims to produce doctors who are:

* Knowledgeable, competent, and capable of solving health issue critically and scientifically.
  * Proficient in the practical and clinical skills in line with the standard medical practice.
  * Effective and responsible leaders, possesses good communication and social skills and able to collaborate with others.
  * Able to demonstrate personal, entrepreneurial, digital, and numeracy skills to address the needs of the healthcare system.
  * Able to demonstrate high standards of professionalism instilled with good moral and ethical values.

### Course Training and Practical

Our MBBS students undergo practical training in designated hospitals and
clinics under the Ministry of Health.

• Behavioural Sciences  
• General Anatomy  
• Introductory Medical Physiology  
• Molecular Basis of Medicine & Nutrition  
• Early Clinical & Professional Development 1  
• Medical Microbiology & Immunology  
• General Pathology  
• General Pharmacology  
• Endocrine System  
• Musculoskeletal System  
• Elective For Personal Development  
• Early Clinical & Professional Development 2

* Cardiovascular System
  * Respiratory System
  * Haematology
  * Nervous System
  * Gastrointestinal System
  * Early Clinical & Professional Development 3
  * Reproductive System
  * Urinary System
  * Research & Evidence-based Medicine 1  
(REBM 1)

* Public Health
  * Disaster & Relief Medicine 1
  * Early Clinical & Professional Development 4

• Research & Evidence-based Medicine 2  
(REBM 2)  
• Internal Medicine 1  
• Surgery 1  
• Obstetric & Gynaecology 1  
• Paediatrics 1  
• Community Medicine

#### Year 4

• Research & Evidence-based Medicine 3  
(REBM 3)  
• Forensic Medicine  
• Orthopaedics 1  
• Mental Health, General & Military Psychiatry  
• Specialty Postings  
• Family Medicine  
• Clinical Elective  
• Contemporary Topics in Medicine  
• Disaster & Relief Medicine 2

#### Year 5

• Internal Medicine 2  
• Surgery 2  
• Obstetrics & Gynaecology 2  
• Paediatrics 2  
• Orthopedics 2  
• Clinical Psychiatry  
• Emergency Medicine  
• Internal Medicine 3  
• Surgery 3  
• Obstetrics & Gynaecology 3  
• Paediatrics 3

Students are taught by experienced specialist doctors who are recognised by
the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC) and registered with the National
Specialist Register (NSR).

The programme employs the following methods of teaching:

* Student-centred Team-based learning (SCTL)
  * Problem-based Learning/Tutorial
  * Clinical Skills Training (CST)
  * Task-based Learning
  * Tutorial

Classes are held at Cyberjaya Campus with fully equipped with state-of-the-art
facilities.

Learning will also take place in real-world scenario where students are posted
at the hospitals, clinics and health centres.

Committed to producing quality graduates in the field of Medicine, The
University offers a fully-accredited MBBS programme recognised by the
Malaysian Medical Council as well as other medicine-linked programmes that are
in demand internationally encompassing undergraduate as well as postgraduate
levels.

Staffed with experienced academicians from both the public and private sector,
this includes former leaders from the Ministry of Health, public hospitals and
public universities.

The programmes under the Faculty of Medicine expertly blends academic
knowledge, clinical experience and industry expertise to produce graduates who
are skilled, competent and caring.

UoC Foundation/Foundation and Matriculation from Local Institution

CGPA 3.00 (out of 4.00) in three subjects i.e;

* Biology; and
  * Chemistry; and
  * Physics or Mathematics

Provided the course is not less than one (1) year in the same accredited
institution AND

Minimum 5B’s in;

* Biology, and
  * Chemistry, and
  * Physics, and
  * Mathematics (or Additional Mathematics); and
  * Another subject at SPM /O-Level or its equivalent

STPM & A-Level

Grades BBB, ABC or AAC, or  
CGPA 3.00 (out of 4.0) in three  
subjects i.e;

* Biology
  * Chemistry; AND
  * Physics or Mathematics

UEC

**Direct entry from UEC**

Minimum B4 in 5 subjects:

* Biology
  * Chemistry
  * Physics; AND
  * Mathematics and Advanced Mathematics

Advance Mathematic I and Advanced Mathematic II

Diploma in Health Sciences

CGPA 3.50 (out of 4.00) AND provided the course is not less than five (5)
semesters or 2 ½ years in the same accredited institution AND

the minimum entry qualification is 2Bs  
each in:

* Biology; and/or
  * Chemistry; and/or
  * Physics; and
  * 3 Credits each in: 
    * English; and
    * Mathematics (or Additional Mathematics); and
    * Another subject at SPM level or its equivalent.

Degree in Health or Pure or Applied Sciences

CGPA 3.00 (out of 4.00) 5-year medical programme

Degree in Health or Pure or Applied Sciences

CGPA 3.30 (out of 4.00) 4-year graduate entry medical programme

IB Diploma

International Baccalaureate

Minimum overall score 33 points, 2 science subjects (Biology and Chemistry) at
Higher Level (HL) and Mathematics at HL

AND attained a minimum score of 5 each in

* Biology
  * Chemistry
  * Mathematics

Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR)

Obtain a rank of 80% provided the subjects include: Biology; and Chemistry;
and Physics or Mathematics

Indian Pre-University

Obtain Eligibility Certificate from National Medical Commission India, pass
the NEET* Exam; and

Average of 70% in any three (3) subjects;

* Biology, and
  * Chemistry, and
  * Physics / Mathematics

Minimum IELTS score of 5.0 or equivalent (before entry into MBBS).

Notes

Applicants must pass a selection interview.

Minimum 5Bs in SPM/O-Levels for:

* Biology; and
  * Chemistry; and
  * Physics; and
  * Mathematics or Additional Mathematics; and
  * Another subject

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for your higher education studies. The following list are some of our partners
who accept University of Cyberjaya applicants to apply for their respective
scholarships, funding or loan. The University can assist in guiding you on
suitable institutions, however, the entire application process is outside of
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instutition. Do check on their rules regarding eligibility before applying.

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#### UOC Chancellor's Scholarship

In celebration of University of Cyberjaya’s 20th Anniversary in 2025 and its
legacy of elevating Malaysians for the past two decades, it is proud to
announce the launch of the UoC Chancellor's Scholarship. This scholarship is
intended for the best scholars in Malaysia who align with the University’s
vision to uplift communities and its mission to transform societies with
holistic learning.

#### UoC Mass Communications Scholarship

Up to 40% scholarship for UoC's Mass Communications programme:

* Bachelor in Mass Communication (Honours)
  * Diploma in Mass Communication

#### UoC Master of Business Data Science rebate

25% rebate for all applicants for UoC’s Master of Business Data Science for
the upcoming 2025 intake.

#### UoC Education Programme Scholarship

Up to 25% scholarship for all applicants for UoC’s Education-based programmes
for the upcoming 2025 intake.

* Bachelor of Education (Hons) in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL)
  * Bachelor of Education (Hons) in Early Childhood Education
  * Diploma in Early Childhood Education

#### UoC Dietetics Scholarship

Receive a scholarship of up to 30% off total tuition fees for Malaysian
students when you apply for our Dietetics degree programme for our 2025
October intake.

#### UoC Creative Arts and Design Rebate

Up to 45% scholarship for UoC’s Creative Arts and Design programmes for the
upcoming 2025 intake.

* Diploma Creative Content
  * Diploma in Graphic Design
  * Diploma in 3D Animation
  * Bachelor in Creative Multimedia (Hons)
  * Bachelor of Multimedia (Honours) in 3D Animation
  * Bachelor of Art (Hons) in Graphic Design (Advertising)

#### UoC Nursing Scholarship with Partner Hospitals

Malaysian students stand a chance to receive a FULL Nursing degree or diploma
scholarship with a guaranteed job at one of our partner hospitals when they
apply for our Nursing programme! Scholarships cover full tuition fees,
accommodation, uniform allowances up to RM1,500 monthly stipend. You will also
receive the opportunity to work at the partner hospital that has given you the
scholarship after you graduate. The following are the list of our current
partner hospitals:

* Beacon Hospital
  * Gleneagles Hospitals
  * Penang Island Hospital
  * Pantai Hospitals
  * Prince Court Hospital Centre
  * Regency Specialist Hospital
  * Sunway Medical Centre
  * Thomson Hospital Kota Damansara
  * UM Specialist Centre
  * Sunway Medical Centre

To enquire, email us at studywithus@cyberjaya.edu.my

#### UoC Postgraduate-research Scholarship for International Students

15% to 35% tuition fee waiver for selected postgraduate-research programmes

#### UoC Postgraduate-taught Scholarship for International Students

* Up to 30% scholarship for Master of Clinical Pharmacy
  * Up to 20% scholarship for MSc in Public Health (Global Health)
  * Up to 70% scholarship Master of Business Administration (Open & Distance Learning) or Master of Business Administration (MBA)
  * Up to 50% scholarship for Master of Business Data Science
  * 60% scholarship for Master of Physiotherapy
  * Up to 35% scholarship for Master of Clinical Psychology
  * 35% scholarship for Master of Science in Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Management

#### Master in Physiotherapy International Student Scholarship

60% tuition fee waiver for admission in UoC’s Master in Physiotherapy
programme.

#### MBA Scholarship for International Students

Up to 70% tuition fee waiver for admission into UoC’s MBA programme

#### UoC Undergraduate Scholarship for International Students

Up to 50% tuition fee waiver on selected Bachelor’s degree programmes

#### UoC Diploma Scholarship for International Students

* Up to 60% scholarship for programmes under the Faculty of Business and Technology 
  * Up to 40% scholarship for Diploma in Nursing programme
  * Up to 25% scholarship Diploma in Psychology programme
  * Up to 20% scholarship for Diploma in Occupational Safety & Health programme
  * 25% scholarship for Diploma in Cosmetics
  * Up to 20% scholarship for Diploma in Medical and Health Science.
  * Up to 40% scholarship for Diploma programmes under Faculty of Creative Arts and Design.
  * 30% scholarship for Diploma in Early Childhood Education

#### UoC Foundation Scholarship for International Students

Up to 35% scholarship for International students applying to UoC's Foundation
programmes:

* Foundation in Science (Medicine/Pharmacy)
  * Foundation in Allied Health Sciences
  * Foundation in Arts

#### Nursing scholarship

Receive up to 20% scholarship for our Diploma in Nursing or Bachelor in
Nursing programme when you apply for our 2025 intake.

#### Alumni Progression Waiver (Diploma to Degree)

All Malaysian UoC alumni from the following Diploma programmes receive a
waiver of up to RM5,000* (with credit transfer) when they progress to any of
our Degree programmes below:

* Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)
  * Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours)
  * Bachelor in Occupational Safety & Health (Honours)
  * Bachelor in Accounting and Finance (Honours)
  * Bachelor in Information Technology (Honours)
  * Bachelor in International Business Management (Honours)
  * Bachelor in Mass Communication (Honours)
  * Bachelor of Art (Hounours) in Graphic Design (Advertising)
  * Bachelor of Multimedia (Honours) in 3D Animation
  * Bachelors in Creative Multimedia (Honours)
  * Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Early Childhood Education

Students are also entitled to a RM1,000 registration fee waiver upon
application.  
_*Based on quota - first-come, first-served._

#### UoC Foundation Scholarship (worth 100%)

Enjoy a full scholarship for our Foundation programme leading to a degree in
psychology, pharmacy, biomedical engineering, physiotherapy, occupational
safety and health and more.

This scholarship covers up to 100% of your tuition fees for the foundation
programme, as long as the student registers for their undergraduate programme
at UoC. This scholarship is applicable to Malaysian citizens only.

Full Funding

#### MRC Scholarship Awards

The MRC Scholarship is a scholarship offered by Malaysian Rubber Council, open
to all Malaysians who wish to continue their studies.

Full Funding

#### Yayasan Bank Rakyat

Yayasan Bank Rakyat offers scholarships and education loans for Doctoral
Degrees, Master’s Degrees, Bachelor’s Degrees, Diplomas and Skill
Certificates.

#### Yayasan Sime Darby

Yayasan Sime Darby is a philanthropic arm of Sime Darby Plantation Berhad,
Sime Darby Property Berhad and Sime Darby Berhad. They offer scholarships to
outstanding and deserving individuals to promote and advance the
underprivileged.

#### Affin Bank (Affin Education Financing-i)

AFFIN Education Financing-i is a Shariah-compliant scheme designed specially
for qualified individuals of selected University or College duly approved by
the Bank to obtain financial assistance for their education plan. Based on the
concept of Ijarah, the financing will cover their education programme for a
truly seamless study experience.

#### Maju Institute of Educational Development

To qualify for this study loan programme, applicants must be a Malaysian
citizen, full-time student with a good academic record and preferably active
in extracurricular activities. Students must also apply for the PTPTN loan
prior to applying with this programme. Applicants who met the socio-economic
status of the family will also be taken into account.

#### Koperasi Jayadiri Malaysia Berhad

The Koperasi Jayadiri Malaysia Berhad education loan provides a variety of
education loan schemes and packages tailored to the needs of students pursuing
a diploma, degree, or postgraduate degree for both full-time and part-time
students

#### Malaysian Community and Education Foundation (MCEF)

The primary objective of the Foundation is to provide financial assistance to
Malaysian Individual applicants who have either inadequate or no other means
of financial support to pursue their education in recognised institutions of
higher learning. The programme is intended to achieve a broad socio-economic
objective and to maximise the spreads of beneficiaries. It is not designed to
fully support the total cost of the education for any applicant.  
e-mail: sls@mcef.com.my  
Telephone number : 03-2273 5179

#### OCBC Earn&Learn Education Loan

This unique education loan from OCBC Bank allows you to pledge your Fixed
Deposit with the bank to double your education budget. This loan requires no
legal fees and provides you with Fixed Deposit interest for a loan tenure of
up to 10 years. You also have the option to service only the interest for
first 3 years.

#### Tunku Abdul Rahman Scholarship

The Tunku Abdul Rahman Scholarship is open to all Malaysians, especially high-
potential students with a commitment to contribute to the development of
Malaysia.

Full Funding

#### Sistem Pinjaman Pengajian Tinggi Perak (SPPTP)

This loan is offered to Malaysians especially those born in Perak and are
enthusiastic about contributing to the progress of the state.

#### Lembaga Tabung Amanah Pinjaman Penuntut Negeri Pulau Pinang (LTAPPNPP)

Students who are interested to apply must be born in Penang or at least have
attended school for 5 years in Penang. Students may apply for loans for
Certificate, Diploma, Diploma PJJ, First Degree, PJJ Degree, Master and PhD.

#### Malaysian Technical and Cooperation Programme (MTCP)

The MTCP Scholarship for Post-Graduate Studies provides opportunities for
students to pursue advanced academic study in Malaysia. This scholarship is a
Government-to-Government basis, without any bond imposed by Malaysia.
Scholarships are intended for promising candidates who may be expected to make
a significant contribution to their own countries upon their return.

Full Funding

#### National Higher Education Loan Fund (PTPTN)

Students applying to study at the University of Cyberjaya are eligible for
PTPTN funding. The quantum approved by PTPTN depends on the applicant’s
parents’ monthly household income. This aid is open to Malaysians only.

#### University of Cyberjaya's Golden Bursary

Up to 50% tuition fee waiver for Malaysian senior citizens (aged 60 and above
during the date of registration) and disabled Malaysian citizens (with OKU
card).

This bursary is not applicable for the following programmes:

* All Foundation programmes
  * Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
  * Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons)
  * Bachelor in Physiotherapy (Hons)

Internal Scholarships


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International Students

### The Spirit of Merdeka Shines Bright at University of Cyberjaya

The spirit of Merdeka was alive and vibrant at the University of Cyberjaya as
staff and students came together to commemorate Malaysia’s 68th Independence
Day. The campus was filled with […]

articles, events, featured, happening, latest-news

### Faculty of Psychology and Social Sciences Collaborates with Beacon Life
Training Centre to Promote Mental Health and Well-being

The Faculty of Psychology and Social Sciences (FPSS) recently partnered with
Beacon Life Training Centre to conduct two impactful workshops aimed at
promoting mental health and well-being within the community. […]

articles, events, featured, happening, latest-news

### RHB’s Group CMO Inspires UoC Students with Principles of Purpose-Driven
Marketing

The Faculty of Business and Technology (FOBT), University of Cyberjaya (UoC),
recently hosted an engaging industry talk featuring Mr. Abdul Sani Abdul
Murad, Group Chief Marketing Officer of RHB Bank. […]

articles, featured, happening, latest-news

### A Gateway to a Rewarding Pharmacy Career: The UoC PharmaRISE Scholarship

The University of Cyberjaya (UoC) is proud to introduce the new UoC PharmaRISE
Scholarship 2025, a prestigious initiative designed to empower aspiring future
pharmacists with the resources, mentorship, and opportunities […]

articles, announcement, happening, latest-news

### UoC Signs Landmark MoU to Bridge Classroom and Industry in Pharmacy

The University of Cyberjaya (UoC) has taken an important step towards
preparing future pharmacists for the real world by signing a Memorandum of
Understanding (MoU) with five leading pharmaceutical and […]

articles, announcement, events, happening, latest-news, press-release

### Taking a Mindful Pause at UoC

Life as a student isn’t always easy. Between assignments, exams, and the many
challenges that come your way, it’s natural to sometimes feel stressed or
overwhelmed. Recognising this, the University […]

### UoC Student-Athletes Shine at MBW International Taekwondo Championship
2025

The University of Cyberjaya (UoC) is proud to celebrate the remarkable
achievements of our student-athletes at the MBW International Taekwondo
Championship 2025, held from 15–17 August at Nilai Indoor Stadium, […]

### UoC Pharmacy Students Recognised in National Public Health Campaign
Challenge

A few months on from the successful Karnival Mesra Ubat 2025, our pharmacy
students proudly presented their initiatives to protect Rohingya refugees from
the dangers of counterfeit medicines. Their project […]

### FOBT Students Gain Global Insights from a Global Entrepreneur

The Faculty of Business and Technology (FOBT) at the University of Cyberjaya
(UoC) recently hosted an engaging session featuring Adjunct Professor and CEO
of AdipoLABs Co., Ltd., Mr Han Sung […]

### Ribbon Rave: A Wave of Hope Inspires Awareness and Action at UoC

It was a meaningful day of awareness, education, and community spirit as the
Faculty of Nursing at the University of Cyberjaya hosted Ribbon Rave: A Wave
of Hope, a cancer […]

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SECTION DESC  | EMPLOYEE NAME  | CONTACT  | EXT  
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MANAGEMENT TEAM - CHIEF EXECUTIVE  | (DR) AWANG FAISAL ASSYIFFA BIN AG RAHIM | 088-431025 | 33  
MANAGEMENT TEAM - ACADEMIC | MARCUS AURELIUS SOLIBUN | 088-431025 | 32  
MANAGEMENT TEAM - REGISTRY  | DZURAINI @ NURUL DZURAINI BINTI OMAR | 088-431025  | 18  
MANAGEMENT TEAM - STUDENT AFFAIRS  | DESI EKA SAPTA AHMAD | 088-431025  | 16  
MANAGEMENT TEAM - OPERATIONS | DOLUMIN DOMMIN | 088-431025  | 17  
MANAGEMENT TEAM - SALES & MARKETING | ESTELLE CHONG MUI CHUN | 088-215581 | 11  
  
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ACADEMIC - CPU & ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION | ELLEN DAISY BINTI PERUH | 088-431025 | 36  
ACADEMIC - BRIDGING PROGRAM | ROSALIND GOH SY LIND  | 088-431025  | 36  
  
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CE'S OFFICE - CREDIT CONTROL | FIFI AZREENA BINTI ABD LATIFF | 088-431025 | 20  
CE'S OFFICE - CUSTOMER SERVICE AND ADMINISTRATION | DEELIEFIE VIA BINTI DONNEYSIUS | 088-431025  | 11  
CE'S OFFICE - EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATION | MARDIANA BINTI AHMAD | 088-431025  | 36  
CE'S OFFICE - HUMAN RESOURCES | SHEILA BINTI HABEEB | 088-431025 | 47  
  
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SECTION DESC  | EMPLOYEE NAME  | CONTACT  | EXT  
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OPERATIONS  | AHMAD FARHAN SHAH BIN SAFIUDDIN | 088-431025  | 23  
OPERATIONS  | AHMAD NAZIRUL BANIN BIN MAT RAHIM | 088-431025  | 24  
OPERATIONS  | AZMAN BIN AMARAN | 088-431025  | 28  
OPERATIONS  | BOYANN BIN S ANDREW | 088-431025  | 26  
OPERATIONS  | KHAIRUL SYAMIL BIN MOHD KHAIRUDDIN | 088-431025  | 46  
OPERATIONS  | NELSON TAN HOCK CHAI | 088-431025  | 29  
OPERATIONS  | RAY ELDER FELIX | 088-431025  | 27  
  
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REGISTRY  | NORHAYATI BINTI ISMAIL | 088-431025 | 19  
REGISTRY | SARA MATANJUN | 088-431025 | 40  
REGISTRY | SARPINA BINTI MOHD DANNY | 088-431025  | 39  
REGISTRY  | SITI NORAYAHIN BINTI SIDOL | 088-431025  | 20  
REGISTRY  | WIHELVENA GINISO | 088-431025  | 31  
  
____STUDENT AFFAIRS & DEVELOPMENT

SECTION DESC  | EMPLOYEE NAME  | CONTACT  | EXT  
---|---|---|---  
STUDENT AFFAIRS & DEVELOPMENT | ERNY ZURNEKA BINTI LAMRY | 088-431025 | 41  
STUDENT AFFAIRS & DEVELOPMENT | IMELDA SINTY | 088-431025  | 41  
STUDENT AFFAIRS & DEVELOPMENT | NATASHA PHILHAN | 088-431025  | 41  
STUDENT AFFAIRS & DEVELOPMENT | ROWLAND RAYMOND | 088-431025  | 41  
  
____SALES AND MARKETING

SECTION DESC  | EMPLOYEE NAME  | CONTACT  | EXT  
---|---|---|---  
SALES AND MARKETING | AIN MAISARAH BINTI SUGIHARTO | 088-275718 | 18  
SALES AND MARKETING | ASRIN BIN HAMDIN | 088-215142 | 16  
SALES AND MARKETING | AUDREY ADONIA JEROME | 088-211395 | 15  
SALES AND MARKETING | CAROLINE LENJAN ANAK DARMON | 14  
SALES AND MARKETING | DEBBIE SHIRLEY JULAIMI | 088-431025 | 51  
SALES AND MARKETING | HAZIMAH BINTI ABDUL MUNIR | 088-215192 | 22  
SALES AND MARKETING | JANE J LAIMUN @ VEVIANNA JOSEPH | 088-431025 | 15  
SALES AND MARKETING | LYDIA SAMUDIN | 088-216155 | 26  
SALES AND MARKETING | MATTHILDA MILITO | 088-211899 | 21  
SALES AND MARKETING | MAXWELL DALI ANAK JAIN | 088-215918 | 13  
SALES AND MARKETING | MELISA OLUTIK | 088-215315 | 25  
SALES AND MARKETING | MIMI SYARMILA BINTI MOHD SHAHRUL | 088-431025 | 55  
SALES AND MARKETING | MOHD JASHUA BIN JAINOL | 088-276036 | 17  
SALES AND MARKETING | NOOR HAMIZAH BINTI SAIMIH | 088-231367 | 19  
SALES AND MARKETING | NOOR SYAFIKA BINTI YANTO | 088-215581 | 23  
SALES AND MARKETING | NOR ADELA BINTI SIBI @ ASIBI | 088-431025 | 52  
SALES AND MARKETING | NURFANI EKAWATI BINTI MUSTHAFA | 088-215581 | 24  
SALES AND MARKETING | NURHAFIZAH BINTI WAKILIN | 088-431025 | 50  
SALES AND MARKETING | PAULINE MOSES | 088-431025 | 12  
SALES AND MARKETING | ROZIEANA BINTI SUKARBI | 088-431025 | 54  
SALES AND MARKETING | SAIFUL NAZIR BIN AWANG | 088-211899 | 21  
  
____SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH

SECTION DESC  | EMPLOYEE NAME  | CONTACT  | EXT  
---|---|---|---  
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH | ALEXANDER GEORGE  | 088-431025 | 36  
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH  | BRENDON EUWAN CHUA ANGAKIS | 088-431025 | 36  
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH | JENISAH BINTI GUBAU @ JOMIUN  | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH | CHELVEN LIM AI CHEN | 088-431025 | 36  
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH | JENISAH BINTI GUBAU @ JOMIUN | 088-431025 | 36  
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH | JULIET ANN JINIS DILOU  | 088-431025 | 36  
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH | LIM MING LEE | 088-431025 | 36  
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH | MASNAH BINTI MUDIN | 088-431025 | 36  
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH | MOHD KAMAL BIN MOHD TAIB | 088-431025 | 36  
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH | NADYA BINTI JAMIAN  | 088-431025 | 36  
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH | NUR SURAYA BINTI ABD KAHAR  | 088-431025 | 36  
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH | SHAFAWATI BINTI MOHAMAD | 088-431025 | 36  
SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH | SITTI SAUDA BINTI KUYONG | 088-431025 | 36  
  
____SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

SECTION DESC  | EMPLOYEE NAME  | CONTACT  | EXT  
---|---|---|---  
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS  | IYUSRIMAH BINTI YUSOP  | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS  | IRINE BARRERO | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS  | MAEGAN HERNEY HERMES | 088-431025  | 36  
  
____SCHOOL OF FOUNDATION AND GENERAL STUDIES

SECTION DESC  | EMPLOYEE NAME  | CONTACT  | EXT  
---|---|---|---  
SCHOOL OF FOUNDATION AND GENERAL STUDIES  | LAURA PETER DABBIE  | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF FOUNDATION AND GENERAL STUDIES  | KATHERINE ANAK SIPANG | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF FOUNDATION AND GENERAL STUDIES  | RYAN EARL RAYMOND | 088-431025  | 36  
  
____SCHOOL OF NURSING

SECTION DESC  | EMPLOYEE NAME  | CONTACT  | EXT  
---|---|---|---  
SCHOOL OF NURSING  | ANNIE CHENG HO GAN  | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF NURSING  | CAROLYNN G.OMAR @ JELYNN | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF NURSING  | DORIEN PHILIP | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF NURSING | EMAWATI BINTI ASMAWI | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF NURSING | HIRDA WATI LAJIS | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF NURSING  | PAULINE WONG YUNN TZEE | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF NURSING  | PETRONELLA PHILIP | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF NURSING  | ROSALIND SIKODOL | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF NURSING  | SOONG SHUI FUN @ SOONG SHAU FOON | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF NURSING  | SUNARTI BINTI AHMAD HADY | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF NURSING  | SUSIE TAYLOR | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF NURSING  | YAP LIN YOUNG @ MARY CHRISTINA YIP | 088-431025  | 36  
  
____SCHOOL OF PHARMACY

SECTION DESC  | EMPLOYEE NAME  | CONTACT  | EXT  
---|---|---|---  
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY  | LING JIENG HUEI | 088-431025 | 36  
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY  | LIM FANG HUEY | 088-431025 | 36  
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY  | TEH WEI SHENG | 088-431025 | 36  
  
____SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

SECTION DESC  | EMPLOYEE NAME  | CONTACT  | EXT  
---|---|---|---  
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES |  AZLAILY BINTI JUFRI  | 088-431025  | 36  
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES | MOHD NASRUL AZMI BIN MOHD NADZIER KHAN  | 088-431025  | 36  
  
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## To ensure that your registration day is smooth, please have these documents
ready:

#### 1\. Copy of your IC or Passport  
  
2\. Copies of your academic qualifications

a. Certificates / scrolls  
b. Transcripts  
c. SPM/STPM results slip (certified true copy)

#### 3\. Copy of your offer letter / Conditional Offer  
  
4\. Copy of Signed Acceptance of Offer, Student Pledge and Declaration Form  
  
5\. Copy of Signed Appendix B (Fee Group)  
  
6\. Copy of Signed Entrance Survey form  
  
7\. Medical Certification Form and Laboratory Report** (X-Ray Film is not
required)  
  
8\. Passport-sized photo (1 piece)

** Applicable to MBBS, Pharmacy, Homeopathic Medical Science, Physiotherapy,
Nursing, Occupational Safety & Health and Medical Health Science programmes.

## IMPORTANT NOTES

#### • You are **REQUIRED** to bring all documents listed above and submit to
the Admission & Records Counter in the morning of registration day OR during
Orientation Week (Admission Briefing) in the afternoon of the same day.  
  
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## Apply Your Experience

Advance Your Career with APEL at UoC

Transform your valuable professional skills and knowledge into academic
credits, opening doors to higher education and accelerated career progression.
Discover how our Assessment of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL) process
recognises your unique journey, allowing you to pursue your degree faster and
more efficiently

Apply with APEL todayLEARN MORE

How long does it take to apply with APEL.A?

Our Education Consultants will guide you on applying with APEL.A through the
Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA). The duration of the application process
can vary depending on the completion of necessary forms and aptitude tests as
well as portfolio creation by the applicant.

Process Flow for apel.a

Students perform a self-assessment on the MQA website to check eligibity

Students register with MQA

Forwarded to UoC for registration by MQA.  
APEL.A Aptitude Test at UoC  
Portfolio Assessment  
Interview(only for APEL T-7)

What are the entry requirements for APEL.A?

## APEL . A

### Masters

i. At least 30 years of age in the year of application.  
  
  
ii. Possess at least an STPM/ Diploma/ equivalent qualification  
  
  
iii. Or those with higher qualifications, e.g., Advanced Diploma, Graduate
Certificate, Graduate Diploma  
  
  
i.v Possess relevant work experience.  
  
  
v. Pass the APEL.A assessment for Master’s level.

### Bachelor

i. At least 21 years of age in the year of application.  
  
  
ii. Possess relevant work experience.  
  
  
iii.Pass the APEL.A assessment for Bachelor’s degree level.

How do I apply for APEL.A?

## APEL.A?

###  Step 1

Officially register with MQA at

https://www2.mqa.gov.my/apel_a/

### Step 2

Once you have completed your application process with MQA, complete your
registration process with UoC by submitting your details here.

### Step 3

Our Education Consultant will be in touch in order to guide you on how to
prepare you for the Aptitude Test and Portfolio submission along with sample
questions to prepare you.

How will I be assessed?

Here are the components that you will be assessed in:

Aptitude Test | Bachelor's | Masters  
---|---|---  
Subject  
Bahasa Malaysia Literacy  
English Literacy  
Numerical Literacy  
General Knowledge/ Critical Thinking Digital Literacy | 30% weightage  
(Tested at SPM/Grade/Year 11 competency level) | 30% weightage  
(Tested at SPM/Grade/Year 11 competency level)  
Working Portfolio | 70% Weightage | 40% Weightage  
Interview | Not required | 20% Weightage  
  
MQA Accreditation Notice

APEL.A Surat Kelulusan PPA

Surat kelulusan T-6 & T-7 Bukan Warganegara

Surat Makluman MQA Caj Ulangan

Embark on Your Journey to Become a Changemaker.

APEL Form

Salutation

\- Select -MsMrMrs

First Name

Last Name

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BissauGuyanaHaitiHeard Island and McDonald IslandsHondurasHong
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HelenaSaint Kitts and NevisSaint LuciaSaint Martin (Dutch part)Saint Martin
(French part)Saint Pierre and MiquelonSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesSamoaSan
MarinoSao Tome and PrincipeSaudi ArabiaSenegalSerbiaSeychellesSierra
LeoneSingaporeSlovakiaSloveniaSolomon IslandsSomaliaSouth AfricaSouth
Georgia/Sandwich IslandsSouth KoreaSouth SudanSpainSri
LankaSudanSurinameSvalbard and Jan
MayenSwazilandSwedenSwitzerlandSyriaTaiwanTajikistanTanzaniaThailandTimor-
LesteTogoTokelauTongaTrinidad and TobagoTunisiaTurkeyTurkmenistanTurks and
Caicos IslandsTuvaluUgandaUkraineUnited Arab EmiratesUnited Kingdom (UK)United
States (US)United States (US) Minor Outlying IslandsUnited States (US) Virgin
IslandsUruguayUzbekistanVanuatuVaticanVenezuelaVietnamWallis and FutunaWestern
SaharaYemenZambiaZimbabwe

Mode of Study

\- Select -OnlineCampus

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SembilanPahangPenangPerakPerlisPutrajayaSabahSarawakSelangorTerengganu

Study Programme

\- Select -Master of Business Administration (ODL)Master of Business Data
ScienceMaster of Science in Occupational Safety and Health ManagementBachelor
in Business AdministrationBachelor in International Business
ManagementBachelor of Education Early ChildhoodBachelor of Education
TESLBachelor in Occupational Safety and HealthBachelor of Art in Graphic
Design (Advertising)Bachelor in Creative MultimediaBachelor of Multimedia in
3D Animation

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Scholarships

Online Distance Learning

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Fees for APEL.A?

## Malaysian Student

## International Student

FREQUENTLY ASK QUESTION

# What is APEL?

Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL) is a systematic process
that involves the identification, documentation and assessment of prior
experiential learning i.e. knowledge, skills and attitudes, to determine the
extent to which an individual has achieved the desired learning outcomes, for
admission/access to a programme of study and/or award of credits. Learners can
base their applications on any combinations of formal, non-formal and informal
learning.

# Which levels of study are offered for APEL.A application and assessment in
UoC?

The following three levels of study are offered for APEL.A application and
assessment in UoC:  
  
Master’s Degree Programme  
Bachelor’s Degree Programme

# Programmes Offered Under APEL

Level T6 (Bachelor’s Degree)  
  
Bachelor in Information Technology (Honours)  
Bachelor in International Business Management (Honours)  
Bachelor in Business Administration (Honours)  
Bachelor in Mass Communication (Honours)  
Bachelor in Education (Honours) in Early Childhood Education  
Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Teaching English as a Second Language  
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)  
Bachelor in Creative Multimedia (Honours)  
Bachelor of Multimedia (Honours) in 3D Animation  
  
Bachelor of Art (Honours) in Graphic Design (Advertising)  
Bachelor in Occupational Safety and Health (Honours)  
Bachelor in Occupational Safety and Health (Honours) (ODL)  
  
  
Level T7 (Master’s Degree)  
  
Master of Business Data Science  
Master in Islamic Finance  
Master in Islamic Finance (ODL)  
Master of Business Administration  
Master of Business Administration (ODL)  
Master of Science in Occupational Safety and Health Management  
Master of Science in Occupational Safety and Health Management (ODL)

# APEL.A Entry Requirements

The APEL.A application criteria are listed below:  
  
  
1\. Programme at Master’s Degree level  
The applicant shall be 30 years of age in the year of application with at
least STPM/Diploma/equivalent qualifications and must possess relevant work
experience.  
  
2\. Programme at Bachelor’s Degree level  
The applicant shall be 21 years of age in the year of application and must
possess relevant work experience.

# How long would the APEL.A assessment take to complete?

The APEL.A assessment may take as long as two to four months to complete.
Applicants are strongly encouraged to apply for APEL.A certification six
months prior to the date of admission into the intended institution and
programme.  
  
  
1\. Master’s Degree level  
Minimum period of three months from the date of submission of complete
application.  
  
2\. Bachelor’s Degree level  
Minimum period of two months from the date of submission of complete
application.  
  
  
The minimum periods stated above are only an estimate for the evaluation
process, without there being repetition of any assessment components due to
failure. The evaluation period therefore depends on the individual applicants.

# How to submit APEL.A application to UOC?

For candidates who would like to undergo APEL.A assessment at UoC, you must
first register with MQA (https://www2.mqa.gov.my/apel_a/) before submitting
your application via UoC’s APEL.A Portal (https://cyberjaya.edu.my/apply-with-
apel) . The registration form is to be presented for UoC’s verification and
validation.

# How much are the fees for APEL.A assessment?

The fees for APEL.A assessment are listed below:  
  
LEVELS FEES (RM)  
1\. Master’s Degree level RM 560  
2\. Bachelor’s Degree level RM 370

# What are the components in the APEL.A assessment and their weightages?

1\. Master’s Degree level Aptitude Test (40%) > Portfolio (40%) > Interview
(20%)  
2\. Bachelor’s Degree level Aptitude Test (30%) > Portfolio (70%)

# What is an Aptitude Test?

Aptitude Test is a formal examination which the applicant must pass.  
Aptitude Test is to assess the knowledge and competencies of an applicant in
the aspects of numerical literacy, languages and general knowledge / critical
thinking.

# Sample Aptitude Test (Level 6 & 7)

View Sample Level 6  
View Sample Level 7

# What is the duration for the Aptitude Test?

Test durations are listed below:  
LEVELS DURATION  
1\. Master’s Degree level 2 hours & 30 minutes  
2\. Bachelor’s Degree level 2 hours

# What are the weightages and structures of the Aptitude Test?

1\. Master’s Degree level – Weightage: 40% Structure  
  
  
Sections Number of Questions  
  
Numerical Literacy / Mathematics  
Part A: 25 objective questions  
Part B: 1 structured question  
  
English Literacy  
Part A: 12 objective questions  
Part B: 1 structured question  
  
Bahasa Malaysia Literacy  
Part A: 13 objective questions  
Part B: 1 structured question  
  
  
General Knowledge / Critical Thinking  
Part A: 25 objective questions  
Part B: 2 structured questions  
  
  
2\. Bachelor’s Degree level – Weightage: 40% Structure  
  
Sections Number of Questions  
Numerical Literacy / Mathematics 10 objective questions  
English Literacy 10 objective questions  
Bahasa Malaysia Literacy 10 objective questions  
General Knowledge / Critical Thinking 10 objective questions

# What is a Portfolio?

Portfolio is a compilation that documents the prior experiences of an
applicant which include formal, informal and non-formal learning. Portfolio
must be prepared in English.

# What are examples of evidence for APEL.A application & Portfolio?

Below are listed the examples of evidence that can be used to support APEL.A
application and Portfolio:  
  
  
**Direct Evidence  
**Certificates  
Work Samples  
Bahasa Malaysia Literacy  
Records of Workplace Activities  
Documents  
  
**Indirect Evidence  
** Written Records  
Part A: 12 objective questions Part B: 1 structured question  
Email  
Supporting Letters  
  
For further details, please refer to Appendix 4 in the ‘APEL.A Learners’
Handbook’.

# What are the resources made available for the Aptitude Test Portfolio?

Specimen questions and Portfolio guidelines are made available on the APEL.A
page for applicants to make the necessary preparations for the Aptitude Test
and Portfolio.

# What is an Interview?

Interview is only applicable for APEL.A assessment at the Master’s Degree
level. Applicants are required to present their Portfolio to a panel of
assessors and explain their acquired learning in greater detail, which will be
conducted in the form of an interview and carries a weightage of 10% of total
assessment marks.

# What is the passing mark?

The passing marks for each component and overall score is at least 50% of the
total marks.

# Is appeal for APEL results allowed?

Yes, applicants who have failed the Aptitude Test may appeal for a review or
apply for a re-sitting. Applicants who have failed the Portfolio assessment
(Bachelor’s Degree levels) may re-submit the Portfolio for another assessment.
Applicants who have failed either the Portfolio assessment or interview (only
for Master’s Degree) MUST re-do both components regardless of which component
the candidate failed.

# Will applicants who pass the APEL.A assessment be issued any
certificate/document?

An official notification letter to inform the results will be issued to the
applicant by MQA or the APEL Assessment Centre. Applicants who have passed the
APEL.A assessment will be awarded the APEL certification by MQA, which can be
used to apply for admission into any of the Higher Education Institutions
(HEIs) in Malaysia.

# What is the use of APEL certification?

APEL certification can only be used by applicants for the purpose of
furthering their studies at HEIs. It is not the awarding of qualifications
like the academic programme at HEIs. The APEL certificate also cannot be used
for employment purposes.For example: APEL Certificate for Master’s level
(Level 7) can only be used to apply for admission to HEIs to further their
studies at Master’s level. It is not an award for a Master’s programme as
issued by the HEI.

# Does the APEL certificate have a validity period?

The APEL.A certificate has a 5-year validity period from the date the results
are announced. However, for those who have the certificate issued before 1
January 2023, the validity ends on 31 December 2027.

# Where can applicants refer to for more information about APEL.A assessment?

Applicants can refer to the ‘APEL.A Learners Handbook’ and the MQA APEL  
website (https://www2.mqa.gov.my/apel/).

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### Admission Guidelines

#### Before You Apply

As you have read through the University prospectus, researched courses and
gone to University open days. Now it is time for you to apply and complete
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#### Guide for Applicants

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#### How to Apply

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###  Scholarships & Financial Assistances

#### INTERNAL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE

1. AMU offering scholarship up to 100% for selected programmes. Please contact our Recruitment Consultant Team at 07-386 1071/1076 (ext : 103/104/105) / +6012-2370925 to find out more.
  2. **Medical Degree Scholarships by Palan Foundation**   
Financial aid is provided by the Palan Foundation to aid promising students
from low-income families pursue their dreams of obtaining a higher education.
The award of this aid is at the discretion of the Foundation and will depend
on the financial standing of the applicant’s family. Apply Here

#### EXTERNAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

1. **National Higher Education Loan Fund (PTPTN)**  
Students applying to study at Asia Metropolitan University are eligible for
PTPTN funding. The quantum approved by PTPTN depends on the applicant’s
parents’ monthly household income. This aid is open to Malaysians only.

For further information, please click here

2. **AFFIN Bank**

AFFIN Education Financing-i is a Shariah-compliant scheme designed specially
for qualified individuals to obtain financial assistance for their education
plan. Based on the concept of Ijarah, the financing will cover their education
programme for a truly seamless study experience. Click here for more
information.

3. **EPF Withdrawal**

Students enroll into AMU programmes except (Executive & Professional
programmes) may apply for EPF withdrawal fund to pay their tuition fees. Click
here for more information.

### Payment Procedures

Payment for all fees can be made through the following methods:

* **Online Banking**  
A/c Name: ASIAMET (M) SDN BHD  
Bank Name:CIMB BANK  
Address:WISMA UOA, 11 Damansara No.6  
Changkat Semantan Damansara Height  
50490, KL  
A/c no: 8000483373  
Swift Code: CIBBMYKL

* **Via cheque/Bank Draft/Money Order or Postal Order**  
Pay to : ASIAMET (M) SDN BHD  
A/C no : 8000483373  
Cheque or Banker’s Draft should be drawn from a bank in Malaysia.

* **Telegraphic Transfer**  
A/c Name: ASIAMET (M) SDN BHD  
Bank Name:CIMB BANK  
Address:WISMA UOA, 11 Damansara No.6  
Changkat Semantan Damansara Height  
50490, KL  
A/c no: 8000483373  
Swift Code: CIBBMYKL  
  
Please include an additional amount in view of foreign exchange and bank
charges. These are borne by the sender. A copy of the bank transaction report
or bank-in slip must be forwarded to AMU via email. Kindly send the supporting
to Finance Department via email (creditcontrol@amu.edu.my). Please include
details of the payment and the student’s name.

FLYWIRE PAYMENT ( For International Student) CLICK HERE

* **Credit Card**  
Credit Card payment can be processed at the AMU Finance Counter, and in
presence of the card holder.

### Enquires on Programme & Admissions:

#### International Student Officer (Enquires on Visa Application and Renewal)

**Mr. Surendran**  
surendran@amu.edu.my  
607-3861071 (Ext : 121)

____Living Expenses

Undertaking university study will significantly change your pattern of
expenditure from before you started university. Planning your finances
(budgeting) becomes even more important, especially as you will live and study
in Kuala Lumpur for number of years. Johor Bahru is the nearest state to our
neighboring country Singapore; hence the living cost in Johor Bahru is more
similar to Financial Capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur. Apart from university
tuition fees you need to plan for expenditure on food, accommodation,
transport, mobile device connectivity and some essential expenditure while you
are in Malaysia:

* Accommodation : RM 350 - RM 600 (Monthly)
  * Food : RM500 – RM700 (Monthly)
  * Other expenses : RM500

____Visa & Immigration

International students who wish to study in Malaysia must apply for a student
pass. You can only apply for a student pass if you intend to study a full-time
course in Malaysia. Student pass is not issued for part- time courses.
Typically, a student pass is valid for one year (or part of a year), depending
on the country which issues your passport. The university international office
will manage your student pass application.

Please take note that it is the prerogative of the Malaysian Immigration
Department and the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) to approve or
reject any visa application. If you have any enquiries on visa related matters
after office hours, you can contact our  internationaloffice@amu.edu.my

____Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS)

The Ministry of Higher Education, has established the Education Malaysia
Global Services (EMGS) as the one-stop centre to process student pass. As of
part of this arrangement, EMGS will coordinate student pass application and
the arrangements for medical health checks. A visa application fee will be
charged. The fee includes EMGS processing fee, medical insurance, health
examination, i-kad, multiple-entry visa SST 6% and administrative charges.

____New Students

#### (Pre-Arrival)

International students who wish to study in a Malaysian institution must apply
for a Student Pass before entering Malaysia. Conversion of a Social Pass
(Tourist Pass) is STRICTLY not allowed. Student Pass application takes 6 weeks
for approval. This duration is just estimation and it is dependent on EMGS and
Immigration Department.  
In the event of any changes in visa policies, it is pertinent that students
abide by the conditions set.

#### (Applying for student pass)

Upon receiving the Letter of Offer, students must ensure that they accept the
offer before the deadline by making payment for the necessary tuition fee and
visa application fee as stated in the letter. Also, we advise that all
documents are sent to us three (3) months before the intake date. It is
important that you follow the guidelines strictly to avoid delays in your visa
application. The University holds no responsibility for late submission.
Students who apply less than 3 months before intake date will be considered on
a case-by-case basis. Please refer to our staff from International Student
Recruitment Department (ISR) for more information.

(Documents Required)

* Student Pass / Visa processing fee of RM 2,200.00 (RM 2,500.00 for applicants from INDONESIA only: fee is paid to EMGS (non-refundable) via Asia Metropolitan University.
  * Passport-size photo (jpeg file, 217pixel X 280pixel, WHITE background – size 3.5cm X 4.5cm)
  * Photocopy of passport (ALL pages including blank pages. Passport copy should be clear and printed on single-sided A4 paper).(Please ensure that your passport has a validity of at least 24 months from intake date)
  * Certified true copies of all academic qualifications
  * EMGS Health declaration form
  * Certified true copies of all academic qualifications
  * Other important documents (English translations of all documents)

**For applicants transferring from other institutions in Malaysia**

* A copy of Release Letter, including attendance & academic record and visa cancellation letter with an acknowledgement from EMGS/Immigration.

**For applicants financed by scholarship/sponsorship/study loan**

* An original copy of Sponsorship letter.

**For applicants graduating from high schools**

* A photocopy of School Leaving Certificate.

**For applicants with names spelt differently in academic transcripts and
documents**

* Statutory Declaration confirming the identity.

**For applicants above 23 years old, required by the Malaysian Immigration
Dept.**

* Resume/ Character Reference Letter.

**For applicants from Sudan**

* No Objection Certificate (NOC).

**For expatriates residing out of the country of origin**

* A photocopy of your Resident Pass.

#### (Post Arrival)

Single Entry Visa (SEV) with VAL reference is required for selected
nationalities entering Malaysia as students. Normally, there will be a fee
imposed if you apply for a SEV. Any fee incurred will be borne by the student.
Please visit the Malaysian Embassy/Consulate Office in your home country for
confirmation to avoid a fine or being turned back at the airport. Students
from yellow fever endemic areas (e.g. Africa, Central & South America) are
required to take the necessary inoculations. The vaccination certificate will
be verified by the Malaysian Health & Quarantine officers at the airport.

_New Student Pass, Visa Endorsement and Health Screening_

You MUST report to the International Office within seven (7) days of your
arrival. We will advise you on how to proceed with the **Post Medical Health
Check** and to get your Student Pass endorsed. Your passport will be submitted
to EMGS or Malaysia Immigration for student pass and visa endorsement. This
process takes 4-6 weeks. Do not to make any travel plan until the endorsement
process is completed and your passport is returned to you. The International
Office will issue official identification documents to you whilst your
passport is being endorsed at the Immigration Office.  
Endorsement will only be given once you have passed the post medical health
check. EMGS reserves the right to request a repeat test should there be any
doubt in the findings of the initial medical report. You may appeal and redo
the test, but additional cost will be incurred and borne by you. Should the
report fail for the second time, you will be refused a student pass and are
required to leave the count ry before the temporary pass expires.  
Also, it is your responsibility to hand in your passport for endorsement.
Failure to do so will result in you overstaying your temporary pass and be
classified as illegal immigrant by the Malaysian Immigration Department.

**Overstaying is a criminal offence under Malaysian law.** It will have
serious consequences for any future immigration applications that you make,
including applications for countries other than Malaysia. It can result in
imprisonment and deportation.

**Existing Students**

* MALAYSIAN IMMIGRATION & MINISTRY OF EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 
    * Programme requirement of 80% attendance must be fulfilled on all your registered subjects and academic achievement of not less than 2.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average must be maintained throughout your study. Failure to do so may result in your Student Pass being revoked.
    * Attendance in class is compulsory at all times unless you are able to provide a Medical Certificate (MC) from a certified doctor. Consistent failure to do so will result in your Student Pass being revoked.
    * You are required to take responsibility for monitoring the expiry dates of your passport and Student Pass.
    * For the Annual Student Pass Renewal, students must submit their passport to International Office at least 3 months before the expiry of the Student Pass. Failure to do so will result in extra payment to obtain a Special Pass or may lead to your Student Pass being revoked.
    * All penalties imposed by the Malaysian Immigration Department in the event of late extension or expiry of Student Pass are to be borne by the student.
  * MANAGING THE STUDENT PASS
    * Typically, a Student Pass is only valid for 12 months. You are fully responsible for renewing the pass if studying beyond its expiry date. Do take note that Malaysia penalizes students who overstay. You should apply to renew your student pass through the University International Office at least 3 months before your pass expires. Documents required are as follows:
    * Your passport
    * Visa fee payment
    * Academic result until the latest semester
    * Summary of attendance report until the latest semester.
    * Supporting and progression letter from academic faculty.
    * The visa fee includes the cost of an insurance premium. The renewal process takes approximately 6 – 12 weeks. Please consult the International Office staff for advice before making any travel arrangements. There will be additional charges for late submission of visa renewal.
  * RENEWAL / LOSS OF PASSPORT
    * If you renew or change your passport for any reason, please visit the International Office immediately. Your student pass will be deemed invalid in your old passport. For this reason, you have to transfer your student pass to your new passport.
    * Please bring your old and new passports to the International Office for further advice. There will be charges incurred for this process. Transfer of student pass takes 14 working days.
  * CANCELLATION OF STUDENT PASS

One of the immigration regulations is to cancel your student pass when you
complete your studies with us, withdraw from a course or transfer to another
Malaysian institution. You may seek advice from the International Office prior
to submitting your passport for this purpose.

For student pass cancellation, one month before, you are required to inform
International Office to cancel your Student Pass and you need to submit:

* Your passport
    * Two copies of the passport information pages, latest student pass page and last Malaysian entry-stamp page
    * A completion form (if you have completed a programme) or a withdrawal form (if discontinuing your course)
    * Your departing air ticket (if leaving Malaysia)
    * Your offer letter from your new institution (if transferring)
    * A cancellation fee (fee is paid to EMGS via AMU)
    * Malaysian Immigration can take up to 14 working days to cancel your pass. Please seek advice from the International Office before purchasing your flight ticket.
  * INTERNATIONAL PAYMENT

International students can do their payment via telegraphic transfer.

**How to do a telegraphic transfer:**

* Find out if your bank lets you make international payments online.
    * If you can set up the **transfer** online, log in to your online banking.
    * If you can’t do it online, go to a branch and speak to a teller. 
    * Check the cost.
    * Fill in the necessary information.

### Places of Interest in Malaysia

#### Legoland Malaysia

Legoland Malaysia Resort is Malaysia’s first international theme park & water
park that has opened in Iskandar Putri, Johor, Malaysia. It will take 45min
journey from AMU Campus to this said destination.

####  JB Glass Temple

The Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Glass temple is major Hindu temple in Johor
Bahru, Malaysia. It is also one of the state’s tourist attractions. It will
take 30min journey from AMU Campus to this said destination.

#### Istana Bukit Serene,Johor

Istana Bukit Serene is the royal palace and official residence of the Sultan
of Johor located in Johor Bahru. The palace faces the straits of Johor and has
a bird’s eye view of Singapore.

#### Danga Bay

Danga Bay is the largest recreational park in the City of Johor Bahru. Danga
Bay boasts some of the best scenery, fun attractions and best tasting
restaurants and cafes in all Johor. It will take 35min journey from AMU Campus
to this said destination.

#### Figure Museum

The figure museum (Malay: Muzium Tokoh) is located in Johor Bahru. It will
take 30min journey from AMU Campus to this said destination

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Online Application

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Notification

Successful applicants will receive an email notification and can obtain the
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Registration Day

Proceed to the registration counter with all verified supporting documents as
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* Certified True Copy of Birth Certificate
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* Proceed with the full registration process once they have verified the documents at Verification Counter
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As part of UOC’s initiative to “Go Green”, we would encourage all the students
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Kindly scan and email to Finance Helpdesk a copy of proof of payment (e.g.
bank in slip, transfer receipts) via Helpdesk with the student’s matrix
number, student’s name and contact number. Proof of payment will be accepted
by UOC only upon UOC and/or bank’s verification.

### Payment Options

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#### JomPAY

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Ref-1: Student Matrix Number (without space/hyphen)  
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1. Look for the JomPAY logo on your invoice
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Please access our online payment portal for payment via bank-transfer and
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Payment Portal

#### Other Domestic Payment Instructions

#### On-Campus Payment Counter

You may make payment by credit card/debit card over the Finance counter at
Level UG, UoC Campus.

Please note that we do not accept **cash payment** above RM200 per transaction
per student per day

**Operating hours:** Monday – Friday 9.30am to 5.30pm (lunch break 1pm – 2pm)

#### Online Banking / Telegraphic Transfer

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**  
Beneficiary Bank:****       ****   **Affin Bank Berhad

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**Branch Address:** No. P1-13, Shaftbury Square, Lot No 2350 Cyber 6,
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**Important:** Kindly indicate Student Matrix Number and Student Name (This is
applicable to both students and parents)

#### International Payment Instructions

#### Flywire (Preferred Option)

Login to Flywire

If you do have questions about making the payments, just click on the help
button that appears on the right bottom of the webpage or simply log in to
flywire.com/help.

#### Online Banking / Telegraphic Transfer

**Account Name:****       ****       **** ** UOC Sdn Bhd  
**  
Beneficiary Bank:****       ****   ** Malayan Banking Berhad

**Account Number:****       ****   **5686 0302 8978

**Branch Address:** No. P1-13, Shaftbury Square, Lot No 2350 Cyber 6,
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**  
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Swift Code:** MBBEMYKL

**Important:** Kindly indicate Student Matrix Number and Student Name (This is
applicable to both students and parents)

Applications for all programmes offered by University of Cyberjaya can be made
through our Online Applications system. For a better understanding, please
read through the following guidelines carefully before applying.

Download PDF Application User Guide

Proceed with Online Registration to apply for a programme.

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organisations such as NGOs, foundations and government agencies that provide
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financial aid that our students have applied for. If you have any questions,
please email us at college@cyberjaya.edu.my.

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Worth RM10,000 of scholarship for eligible students.

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Up to 10% of Tuition Fee for selected Diploma Programmes.

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Merit Scholarship is awarded to outstanding students

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Financial aid is provided by the Palan Foundation to aid promising students
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on the financial standing of the applicant’s family. For more information,
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options to help you pay your studies.
These include internal bursaries and Scholarships
scholarships. There are also a number
of external organizations such as NGOs,
foundations and government agencies
that provide additional aid if required.
Find out more about our scholarship
2018 / 2019 Scholarship Offers
Bursary Award for Bursary Award for Foundation in Pharmacy Bursary
Foundation Science Leading to MBBS and Bachelor Award
This scholarship covers 100% of Pharmacy Up to 30% tuition fee waiver for
of your tuition fees subject to high achieving students in 2020
This scholarship covers 50% of
terms and condition
your tuition fees subject to terms
and condition
Global Female Business Student
Empowerment Bursary Excellence Award
This financial aid covers up to 15% of your Up to 15% tuition fee waiver for
tuition fees for selected programmes. It is eligible students for Business
open to eligible female students in order to programmes
promote greater access to education
University is a place where one gains new experiences and knowledge needed to pursue the
career of one’s choice. A place not only to garner education but also a place to acquire soft
skills and to expand one’s social life or connections. University of Cyberjaya is just the perfect
place for this!
Haissuriya A/P Kumaran
Bachelor of Pharmacy, 2017

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SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARY
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
2024
FOUNDATION STUDIES
TuitionFee ScholarshipUpTo
Foundationin ScienceLeading to Medicine & RM25,000 35%
Pharmacy
Foundation in Allied Science RM25,000 35%
Foundation in Arts RM18,000 17%
DIPLOMA PROGRAMS
Tuition Fee Scholarship Up To
Diploma in Business Administration RM 50,000 60%
Diploma in Accounting RM 50,000 60%
Diploma in Information Technology RM 55,000 64%
Diploma in Psychology RM 55,000 25%
Diploma in Occupational Safety & Health RM 55,000 23%
Diploma in Cosmetics RM 55,000 25%
Diploma in Graphic Design RM 45,000 42%
Diploma in 3D Animation RM 45,000 42%
DIPLOMA PROGRAMS
Tuition Fee Scholarship Up To
Diploma in Digital Creative Content RM 45,000 42%
Diploma in Early Childhood Education RM 55,000 30%
Diploma in Medical and Health Science RM 65,000 23%
Diploma in Nursing RM 67,400 43%
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
Tuition Fee Scholarship Up To
Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons) RM 75,000 40%
Bachelor of International Business Management (Hons) RM 75,000 40%
Bachelor in Occupational Safety & Health (Hons) RM 90,000 28%
Bachelor in Psychology (Hons) RM 76,500 29%
Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons) RM 76,500 28%
Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design (Advertising) (Hons) RM 85,000 29%
DEGREE PROGRAMS
BACHELOR’S
Tuition Fee ScholarshipUpTo
Bachelor of Multimedia in 3D Animation (Hons) RM 85,000 29%
Bachelor in Creative Multimedia (Hons) RM 85,000 29%
Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education (Hons) RM 76,500 22%
Bachelor Of Education in Teaching English as A Second Language RM 76,500 41%
(Hons)
BachelorofAccounting and Finance (Hons) RM 76,500 29%
BachelorofBiomedicalEngineering Technology (Hons) RM 84,000 17%
DEGREE PROGRAMS
BACHELOR’S
Tuition Fee Scholarship UpTo
Bachelor of Dietetics (Hons) RM 165,000 51%
Bachelorof Nursing (Hons) RM 100,000 45%
Bachelorin Physiotherapy (Hons) RM 120,000 31%
Bachelor ofPharmacy (Hons) RM 150,000 40%
BachelorofHomeopathic Medical Sciences(Hons) RM 76,500 8%
BachelorofMedicine &BachelorofSurgery(MBBS) RM 450,000 16%
POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Tuition Fee Scholarship
Master in Clinical Pharmacy (By Coursework) RM 45,000 33%
Master of Science in Public Health (GlobalHealth) RM 50,000 24%
Master of Business Administration (MBA) RM 35,000 66%
Master of Business Administration (MBA -ODL) RM 35,000 74%
Master of Business Data Science RM 45,000 52%
Master in Islamic Finance RM 45,000 57%
Master of Physiotherapy RM 35,000 60%
Master of Clinical Psychology RM 82,000 39%
Master of Science in Occupational Safety & Health Management RM 50,000 35%
POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Tuition Fee Scholarship
Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences (By Research) RM 32,500 38%
Master in Science (By Research) RM 35,000 25%
Master of Medical Sciences (By Research) RM 27,500 32%
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) RM 52,500 24%
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) RM 37,500 31%
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science RM 35,000 14%
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences RM 52,500 24%
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management RM 40,000 25%
Doctor of Business Administration RM 50,000 30%
TERM &CONDITIONS:
1. All scholarships will only cover the tuition fees. Otherfees such as international student processing, registration,
visaapplication, administrative,annual, and examination remainsthesame
2. TheScholarship/Bursaryawarded isin the form of tuition fee waiver for the duration offered and isneither
transferableto anothercandidate nor exchangeable forcash
3. Inthe event of a dispute on the eligibility for the Scholarship/Bursary,thedecision made by the Scholarship
Committee isfinaland no appeals will be entertained
4. TheUniversity of Cyberjaya(UoC) reserves the right to decide on the quantum and number of scholarships
and bursaryto be awarded or revoked
5. Scholarship/ Bursary may be terminated at any time in the event of gross misconduct or failure to meet the
required academic grades. In such event, the awardees must return the amount of scholarship received up to
thetermination date
SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARY
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
2024
SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION PROCEDURES:
1. Applicant must have received a valid conditional ornon-conditional offer letterfrom UoC prior to the
scholarshipapplication
2. Submitapplication formto the InternationalStudentRecruitmentDepartment before the submissiondeadlines
3. Produce certified truecopies of examination resultsand othersupporting documentsstipulatedin the
scholarshipapplication form
4. Scholarship applicants for the selected programs are required to first attend and pass an interview session by
the respective faculties prior to receiving a scholarship. (Please refer to the International Student Recruitment
Department)
5. Shortlistedapplicants will be notified by email of thedate, time, and venue of the interview if required to
attend one
6. Successfulapplicants must confirm acceptance of the scholarship within1week, failing which it will
be automatically withdrawn
SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARY
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
2024
AWARD RECIPIENT /SCHOLAR S RESPONSIBILITIES:
’
1. Selected scholarship may requirethe applicant NOTbe bonded to or be receipt of any financial aid or
award/scholarship/bursary from other educational institutions or organizations
2. Award recipient hasto sign an agreement with the UoC and observe the terms and conditions as set
therein
3. Thescholarship recipient need to maintain high academic and exemplarybehaviorthroughouttheir
studies at UoC for their scholarship to be continued intofollowing semesters
4. Award recipientsare to participate actively in the university’s sport,extracurricular andother
relevant activities
5. Award recipientsare to voluntarilycontribute effortand time of not more than 5hoursa week to be involved in
variousworkplace and community projectsbyUoC
6. Awardees agree to pay back the scholarship amountused up to date in case of withdrawal
SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARY
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
2024

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**UOC Chancellor's Scholarship Application Rules and Regulations**

1. The Scholarship awarded is in the form of tuition fee waiver for the duration offered and is neither transferable to another candidate nor exchangeable for cash.
  2. The offer for this scholarship is only applicable to programmes that does not have a quota (these are the Medicine, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy and Masters in Clinical Psychology programmes)
  3. The Scholarship is only eligible for Malaysian students. 
  4. Entry requirements used for this scholarship application should be recognised by the Malaysian government and the University senate. 
  5. This scholarship only covers the total tuition fees and excludes fees such as registration fee, processing fee, accommodation fee, transportation fee, etc. 
  6. In the event of a dispute on the eligibility for the Scholarship, the decision made by the Scholarship Selection Committee is final and no appeals will be entertained.
  7. The University reserves the right to decide on the quantum and number of Scholarships to be awarded or revoked.
  8. Scholarship may be terminated at any time in the event of gross misconduct or failure to meet the required academic grades. In such event, the awardees must return the amount of scholarship received up to the termination date.
  9. Successful applicants must confirm acceptance of the scholarship within 1 week, failing which it will be automatically withdrawn.
  10. Applicant should NOT be bonded by an award/scholarship/bursary from other educational institutions or organisations. Please refer to Marketing or Student Affairs Department.
  11. Award recipients are required to take part in the University's extracurricular activities, promotional activities, community service or any other tasks administered by the University for a total of 20 hours per semester. 
  12. Awardees agree to pay back the scholarship amount used up to date in case of withdrawal.
  13. University of Cyberjaya reserves the right to amend the policies and terms of the scholarship without notice.


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# Financial Aid Options

* Fees Structure International
  * Fees Structure Malaysian
  * Funding

## Fees Structure Malaysian

## Fees Structure International

## Funding


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Prospectus
2022
University
of
Cyberjaya
|
Cyberjaya
College
Central
For more information, please contact our Education Counsellors:
University of Cyberjaya (DU053(B))
Persiaran Bestari, Cyber 11, 63000,
Cyberjaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Tel: +603 8313 7000
Email: studywithus@cyberjaya.edu.my
Malaysian Students International Students
+6011 1112 3344 +6011 1112 3390
cyberjaya.edu.my
PROSPECTUS
BK/PROSPECTUS/21012022

WELCOME TO
UNIVERSITY OF
CYBERJAYA
11
THE
UNIVERSITY
OF CHOICE
With a strong passion in building holistic graduates for
the future, the University focuses on empowering
students to lead communities and build important
leadership skills as well as the passion to care for others.
This is evidenced by our approach to learning and
teaching, as well as the facilities we have on campus
dedicated towards research and development which
includes thirty five laboratories of various functions.
Together with our affiliated institutions, you would be
joining a community of 7,000 current students and be
part of our growing alumni body who have gone on to
have successful careers. Join us, and find out why we are
the University of Choice.
22
I began my foundation
at UoC and continued my
undergraduate degree
here, because I love the
campus facilities and the
study environment. With
knowledgeable lecturers and
clear content delivered, we
get plenty of opportunities to
explore what it’s like to be a
professional in our field.
KEK JIN ER
Bachelor of Pharmacy
Former School: SMK Datin Onn Jaafar
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6 Vice Chancellor’s Foreword
8 About University of Cyberjaya
An Award-Winning and Globally
10
Connected University
12 Our Colleges
14 A World Class Campus
16 An Engaging Student Experience
20 Our Research Advantage
22 Research Clusters
13 Shaping Your Future With Us
28 Our Courses
108 Summary of Entry Requirement
120 2022 Scholarships
122 How to Apply
124 Our Location
126 Connect with Us
129 Important Information
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CONTENTS
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WELCOME
“We place top
priority towards
providing a
holistic education
for students.”
6
VICE
CHANCELLOR’S
FOREWORD
Welcome and thank you for your interest
in University of Cyberjaya. Making a career
choice or deciding on a place of study can
be a very exciting and important decision for
a young person and we are here to provide
you with all the information you may require.
Here at University of Cyberjaya together
with our affliated colleges, we place
top priority towards providing a holistic
education for students with an aim of
producing excellent individuals who will
prosper and excel in serving all of humanity.
I am proud to share that together with our
affiliated colleges, we have successfully
produced more than 11,000 graduates who
are at the forefront of various industries.
Our academicians are drawn from some of
Malaysia’s leading healthcare organizations,
both public and private, and they continue to
play a leading role in their chosen field.
Quality is given considerable importance in
our quest to deliver the best. We continue
to focus on international best practices
and setting new standards in education. In
recognition of our steadfast commitment to
quality, we has been rated a 5-Star university
by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency and
the Ministry of Higher Education.
I invite you to join us today and embark on
this shared journey.
YBhg. Prof. Emeritus Dato’
Dr. Mohamad Abd Razak
DSNS, MD. MS (ORTH.), PH.D (HONS), AM
FELLOW OF SPINE SURGERY
7
ABOUT
UNIVERSITY OF
CYBERJAYA
University of Cyberjaya (UoC) is Established in 2005, and with an investment
a top-tier university in Malaysia of almost RM200 million, the university is
located in Cyberjaya, Malaysia’s first smart-
as reflected in the latest Ministry
city on a 5 acre, modern, fully equipped,
of Higher Education’s SETARA
green-friendly campus. The campus
ratings which has accorded UoC is surrounded by lush greeneries and
a 5-star rating on par with leading provide a serene backdrop for a conducive
environment for student living and learning.
public universities by the Malaysian
Ministry of Higher Education.
8
UoC now offers almost 40 programmes, The University, together with its affiliated
including undergraduate, postgraduate- institutions currently have a student
taught and postgraduate-research population of over 7,000, have produced
programmes across a wide set of more than 11,000 successful graduates.
disciplines. These include medical sciences,
pharmaceutical sciences, psychology,
physiotherapy, homeopathic medical
sciences, business and biomedical
technology engineering among others.
9
AN AWARD-
WINNING AND
GLOBALLY
CONNECTED
UNIVERSITY
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The University have proven its The University continues to nurture
commitment towards its students partnerships with international universities
and institutions from the United States,
based on the 5-stars it has received
United Kingdom, Indonesia, India, Thailand,
from the QS Stars University
Maldives, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh for
Ratings for its Teaching, Facilities, its research and academic collaborations.
Employability and Inclusiveness. Our industry partnerships also extend
to some of the world’s largest medical
device manufacturers and pharmaceutical
The University is also currently ranked in
manufacturers.
the top 601+ under the 2021 Times Higher
Education (THE) World University rankings.
We were also in the top 200 for Good
Health and Well-being, top 600 for Quality
Education, top 400 for Gender Equality and
top 600 for Partnerships for the Goals under
THE.
We continue to connect and collaborate with
the best in industry and professional bodies
to ensure that our programmes remains
relevant and up to current standards and
practice. We are recognised by the World
Medical Directory of Medical Schools
which is supported by the World Health
Organisation. We also partner with the World
Federation for Medical Education (WFME)
and the Foundation for Advancement
of International Medical Education and
Research (FAIMER). Our medical programme
is also recognised by the National Medical
Commission of India (NMC), Maldives
Medical & Dental Council (MNDC) and
Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council.
The University is also the only institution in
Malaysia which currently offers the Doctor
of Pharmacy programme which has been
jointly developed with the University of
Southern California, United States.
We are also the partner of choice by the
Malaysian Ministry of Health in developing
programmes for complementary and
traditional medicine as we are currently
the only institution in South East Asia to
provide an accredited homeopathic medical
sciences degree programme.
11
OUR COLLEGES
Committed towards providing quality education that is accessible for all, the
University’s affiliated colleges offers accredited diploma and certification
programmes that are widely sought-after by the industry, ensuring
graduates that are always in demand. These colleges are located in
Cyberjaya, Selangor and in Kota Kinabalu and Kuching in East Malaysia.
Cyberjaya College Central Cyberjaya College Kota Kinabalu
Cyberjaya College Central is an affiliate of Cyberjaya College Kota Kinabalu has
University of Cyberjaya. It offers a Diploma been established since 2008. The College
in Healthcare alongside certificates in specialises in health science programmes
business studies, healthcare and information such as Nursing, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy,
technology. Students shares the same Healthcare and Psychology. The college
facilities as their peers at the University, also has programmes focused in Business
and are prioritised for the University’s Studies as well as Foundation studies.
undergraduate and postgraduate
programmes when they choose to further The campus is fully equipped with modern
their studies. The college’s core mission is facilities and latest laboratories for quality
to transform societies with holistic learning education and students experience. For
through outstanding student experience. more information on our Kota Kinabalu
Committed to foster essential skills and campus, visit:
competencies, its curriculum is designed for kk.cyberjaya.edu.my
students to achieve their potential. For more
information on our Central campus, visit:
college.cyberjaya.edu.my
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Cyberjaya College Kuching Cyberjaya College Central
Cyberjaya College Kuching has been
established since 2010. The College
specialises in health science programmes
such as Healthcare, Environmental
Health, Physiotherapy, Medical Laboratory
Technology and Foundation in Health
Sciences. The college also offers
programmes in Biotechnology, Business
studies, Digital Entrepreneurship,
Occupational Safety and Health as well as
Cyberjaya College Kota Kinabalu
Foundation studies.
The campus is equipped with essential
state-of-the-art facilities and laboratories
to keep abreast of the latest industrial
trend, thereby enriching student’s learning
experience. The College is focused on
producing trained, qualified and competent
graduates for domestic and international
markets in health sciences and various other
Cyberjaya College Kuching
disciplines, and aims to be the college of
choice in Sarawak. For more information on
our Kuching campus, visit:
kch.cyberjaya.edu.my
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A WORLD
CLASS CAMPUS
Our purpose-built campus truly merges social and learning spaces, with a
high regard for quality student experience at the heart of our design.
Take a break next to the fountain at our Science Laboratories
courtyard, sipping on iced coffee under a As experts in healthcare education, we
canopy of trees. Once you’re done, it’s off recognise the importance of state-of-
to class, either at our state-of-the-art lecture the-art labs, which is why we have 35 of
halls or one of our cozy classrooms. them. These labs include Pharmacognosy
Lab, Simulated Aseptic Room, Medical
We’ve invested over RM200 million for the Sciences Lab, Biomedical Engineering
comfort and wellbeing of our students in Lab and Bioequivalance Drug Lab among
order for them to excel and be the best that others. These labs are equipped with
they can be. High Performance Liquid Chromatography
(HPLC), Gas Chromatography (GC),
Learning spaces Spectrophotometer, Gel Documentation
System, ELISA Absorbance Reader,
University Library Microplate Washer and Polymerase Chain
Our campus is fully equipped to cater to Reaction thermal cycler (PCR) among others.
the scholar within. Our Library is equipped
with over 15,000 titles along with hundreds Lecture Halls and Classrooms
of other digital media. With access to over With an innate understanding in how
100 high-impact international e-Journals, learning can change, our lecture halls have
students are able to access hundreds of been designed to be modular, enabling
thousands of research papers and other different styles of teaching and learning. Our
digital literature at the tip of their fingers. halls are able to accommodate up to 100
students for conference-style learning, or up
Study Spaces to 300 participants in an event-style seating.
You are spoilt for choice when it comes
to study spaces. Students can choose to Programme-specific facilities
study in any number of locations across the Because we know that it’s important for our
campus to catch-up on their revision, or to students to gain a deeper understanding
conduct group assignments. Choose from towards their fields, we have developed the
fully air-conditioned rooms to open-air tables following facilities that are unique to some
- all comes with full Wi-Fi. programmes:
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• Mock Pharmacy
• Homeopathy Clinic
• Anatomy Gallery
• Simulated Clinical Wards
• Cosmetics lab
• Psychology labs
Social Spaces
Courtyard
At the heart of the campus is the courtyard
area. Framed with lush greenery with a
fountain, this space is the backdrop to many
student activities and events on campus.
The courtyard also has plenty of open study
spaces for students who just want to enjoy
the sun after a day of classes indoors.
Delish - Campus Cafeteria
Our campus cafeteria named Delish is
able to hold more than 500 patrons at
one time. The convenient setting within
the campus serves a variety of mouth-
watering delicacies that are both local and
international. The cafeteria also serves as
an important social space for the university
community to convene and relax in between
classes.
Restaurants, Cafés and Convenience Store
Take a virtual tour of our campus
Our campus also houses a vibrant mix of
other dining choices. Students have the
option to dine at other restaurants and cafes
housed near the University’s courtyard
area for a relaxing time in-between their
hectic schedules. The University also has a
convenience store where students and staff
alike are able to purchase quick bites and
other emergency essentials.
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AN ENGAGING
STUDENT
EXPERIENCE
We understand that an engaging In providing the ultimate university
student experience also involves experience, the University works together
with students to organize exciting events.
activities outside of the classroom.
Through these opportunities, students
Which is why our student clubs
develop emotional intelligence and
and societies are an integral part independence. These activities include get-
of the University experience. We togethers, seminars, recreational outings,
sports and games, community service
nurture leadership attributes and
projects and school visits.
skills through student-led events
and activities organized through Our student clubs and societies
more than 30 student clubs and • Chinese Language Society UOC
associations. • Cyberjaya University Pharmacy
Students’ Society (CUPSS)
• Foundation Students Association
(FOSA) UOC
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• Harmoni Cyberjaya UOC • Tamil Language Club of UoC
• International Students Committee (ISC) • Twenties for Smileys (TFS) UOC
UOC • University of Cyberjaya Society of
• Kelab Intelek Quran (KIQ) Homeopathy (CSH)
• Kelab Penyayang UOC • UOC Calyx Netball Team
• Medical Assistant Society (MAS) UOC • UoC Debate Club
• Medical Check Up Team (MCUT) UOC • UOC Occupational Safety & Health Club
• Medical Undergraduates Society • UoC Physiotherapy Society
(MUGS) UOC
• Nature and Society Club (NSC) UOC
• Peer Wellness Club (PWC) UOC
• Pendekar Silang Cyberjaya UOC
• Performing Arts Oasis (PAO) UOC
• Psyche Club of UOC
• Students Clubs & Activities Patronage
(SCAP) UOC
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Thanks to the University
of Cyberjaya, I had the
opportunity to gain experience
in the community and
industry during my internship
where I gained plenty of
knowledge in the field. Upon
graduating, I started out with a
pharmaceutical company. Then,
I got the opportunity to join the
Ministry of Health in an exciting
role to protect public health
by monitoring importation
and sales of medicine,
health products and more in
accordance with enforced law
and regulations.
ISAAC DANKER
Pharmacy Enforcement Officer at
the Ministry of Health
MBBS Graduate, Class of 2017
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# Bachelor in Business Administration (Hons)

## Be a Business Manager

Full-time: 3 years

(R/0414/6/0100) 01/29 (MQA/FA10722)

### Is Business Administration for You?

Learn the ins and outs of management, how to communicate effectively, and how
to take charge. Our Bachelor in Business Administration (Hons) programme
provides a robust foundation in essential management skills, effective
communication strategies, and leadership qualities necessary for taking the
helm in any business environment. You'll delve deeply into key business
concepts, theories, and real-life applications, preparing you to think
critically and act decisively in real-world scenarios.

Our Business Administration Degree offers a blend of theoretical knowledge and
practical insights, enabling students to master management principles and
apply them effectively across a variety of industries. Through immersive case
studies, interactive learning experiences, and direct exposure to industry
practices, students not only learn the ins and outs of business operations but
also understand the dynamics of global markets and digital economies.

Graduates of UoC’s Business Administration degree programme would be able to
embark on executive roles such as a:

* Business Executive
  * Marketing Executive
  * Administrative Executive
  * Quality Assurance Officer
  * Operation Executive
  * Finance Executive
  * Real Estate Executive

With a Business Administration Degree, you will find opportunities in
organisations such as:

* Retail/Merchandise
  * Banks/Financial services
  * Printing/Publishing
  * Advertising agencies
  * Branding agencies
  * Consulting firms

The Bachelor of Business Administration is a three-year course that features
unique components that provide digital competencies which are critical in
today’s digital-driven economy apart from the exposure to subject areas like
accounting and finance, human resource management, information technology,
management science and marketing, as well as a whole range of other options
including industrial electives in healthcare management as an option.

* Principles of Management
  * Business Economic
  * Problem Solving Skills
  * Business Communication
  * Introduction to Web Design
  * Introduction to Accounting
  * Introduction to Operation Management
  * Principles of Marketing
  * Human Resources Management & Business Lab

* Business Finance
  * Organisation Behaviour
  * Business Law
  * Managing Intellectual Property
  * Cost Accounting
  * Design Thinking
  * Leadership & Governance
  * Product Design & Development
  * E-Business
  * Managing Innovation
  * Business and Organisation Sustainability
  * Organisational Infostructure
  * Specialism Elective 1 & 2

* Business Research
  * International Business
  * Consumer Behaviour
  * Strategic Management
  * Data Driven Business
  * Specialism Elective 3 & 4
  * Digital Leadership
  * Business Ethics
  * Business Project
  * Economic Development & Issues
  * Quantitative Methods
  * Advanced Modelling

#### Specialised Module: Business Administration

* Digital Marketing
  * Contemporary Issues in Entrepreneurship & Business
  * Cyber Data & Security
  * Data Mining & Big Data

#### Specialised Module: Digital Marketing

* Digital Marketing
  * Content Marketing
  * Mobile Marketing

#### Specialised Module: Business Analytics

* E-Commerce Analytics
  * Agile Methodology
  * Data Mining & Big Data

#### Specialised Module: Healthcare Management

* Ethics & Legal Aspects in Healthcare
  * Healthcare Service Quality
  * Healthcare, Safety, Emergency Crisis Management

Students are taught by experienced researchers and lecturers with industry
experience, employed by UoC.

Our Business Administration degree programme is taught with the following
methodologies:

*     * Lectures
    * Tutorials

Learning will also take place in real-world scenarios where students are
posted with the industry

Business and Accounting are the backbone to almost any industry, as it is
needed in order to ensure sustainability of economies that will create jobs
and ensure that societies can thrive. Business is the art of managing men,
money, materials, methods and machines that moves the world. In any
environment or economic climate, both Business and Accounting graduates are
needed. The only difference with time is that the technology around it
changes, requiring adaptation and flexibility. At UoC, we ensure that students
understand this, and are equipped with the skills to take this challenge head
on.

Pass with minimum Grade C (GPA 2.00) in 2 subjects, and pass Mathematics and
English in SPM or its equivalent

Sijil Tinggi Agama Malaysia (STAM)

Minimum Grade Jayyid, including a pass in Mathematics and English at SPM level
or its equivalent

Diploma or Advance Diploma

Level 4 & 5, MQF or equivalent with minimum CGPA 2.00

Diploma Kemahiran Malaysia (DKM) / Diploma Vokasional Malaysia (DVM), subject
to internal assessment and approval

Matriculation/Foundation

Matriculation

Minimum CGPA of 2.00

Minimum Grade B in 5 subjects including a pass Mathematics and English

Other certificates

Any equivalent qualification recognised by the Malaysian Government,
acceptable to the University

APEL A

Find out**more**.

* MUET Band 3 or
  * IELTS 5.5 or equivalent


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#### RM100,000 scholarship deal for future nurses

17th Jun, 2025

#### Study on Your Terms: Balance Work, Life and Learning with Flexible
Postgraduate Programmes at UoC

The Edge

16th Jun, 2025

#### Shaping tomorrow’s leaders in communication

9th Jun, 2025

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Keselamatan Siber

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20th May, 2025

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9th Feb, 2025

#### Brands shine in their individual ‘arias’

6th Feb, 2025

#### Students unmask emotional intelligence in artistic public display

Citizens Journal

13th Jan, 2025

#### Cyberjaya varsity celebrates 1,083 graduates at convocation

Malay Mail

2nd Jan, 2025

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Malay Mail

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5th Aug, 2024

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1st Aug, 2024

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26th Jun, 2024

#### Choosing the right career path

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24th Jun, 2024

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Kenyataan Pengerusi 4
Directors’ Profile 6
Key Senior Managements’ Profile 12
Managements’ Profile 18
Group Corporate Structure 24
Management Discussion & Analysis 25
Sustainability Statement 28
Corporate Governance Overview Statement 40
Audit & Risk Management Committee Report 51
Statement on Risk Management & Internal Control 55
Additional Compliance Information 59
Consolidated Financial Statements 60
List of Properties 177
Statement on Directors’ Responsibility 178
Analysis of Shareholding 179
Notice of Annual General Meeting 182
Proxy Form 189
Corporate Information 191
1
Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad
(formerly known as Minda Global Berhad)
CHAIRMAN’S STATEMENT
Dear Valued Shareholders,
On behalf of the Board of Directors (“Board”) of Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad (“CYBER” or “The
Group”), it is my pleasure to present to you the Annual Report of CYBER for the financial period ended 30th
June 2023.
It should be noted that, the Group has changed its financial year end from 31 December 2022 to 30 June
2023 which resulted in an eighteen-month period (1 January 2022 to 30 June 2023) for its reporting period
(“FPE2023”). Accordingly, the comparative figures which cover the financial year ended 31 December 2021
(“FY2021”) may not be comparable with the current period’s financial figures. This new reporting period will
allow us to manage our resources better and to be more consistent with our natural business cycle.
Our New Outlook
We have successfully completed a significant rebranding effort across our entire Group, now known as Cyberjaya
Education Group Berhad. This new name and brand is more reflective of the current state of affairs within our
Organisation which is primarily driven by our Cyberjaya branded institutes of higher education.
In line with the above, we have also embarked on some major initiatives to further streamline our Organisation’s
strategic focus:
1. The successful acquisition of our purpose-built campus in Cyberjaya for RM 180 million to further enhance
and differentiate our infrastructure and product offerings.
2. The divestment of Asia Metropolitan University will allow us to free up capital and better allocate resources
and investments into our core operating Institutions.
Our Continued Growth
I am delighted to report that despite the wider macro-economic challenges, CYBER has continued to record
sustained growth in FPE2023. Our revenue surged from RM108 million to RM185 million, a commendable
increase of 71%. Furthermore, our profit after tax demonstrated substantial improvement, rising from RM3.5
million to RM9 million, reflecting an impressive 157% increase.
These remarkable financial results are primarily attributable to the maturing of our Institutions and the sustained
growth in student enrolments across our core Institutions. We have successfully expanded our student base (18%)
which has not only boosted our revenue but also reinforced our position as a prominent player in the education
sector.
Future Outlook
As we look to the future, CYBER remains poised for continued growth and success. Our commitment to
delivering quality education remains unwavering, and we are steadfast in our commitment to prepare our
students for success in a rapidly evolving world.
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CHAIRMAN’S STATEMENT
(Continued)
In closing, I extend my sincere gratitude to our dedicated team, our students, their families, and our valued
stakeholders for their unwavering support. FPE2023 has been a year of significant transformation and
achievement for our Group, and we hope to continue building on the back of this year to carry our Organisation
to ever greater heights in the years to come.
Thank you.
General Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Mohd Shahrom Bin Dato’ Hj. Nordin (Rtd.)
Independent Non-Executive Chairman
3
Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad
(formerly known as Minda Global Berhad)
KENYATAAN PENGERUSI
Para pemegang saham yang dihormati,
Bagi pihak Lembaga Pengarah (“Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad (“CYBER” atau “Kumpulan”), saya
dengan sukacitanya membentangkan Laporan Tahunan CYBER bagi tahun kewangan yang berakhir pada 30
Jun 2023.
Perlu dinyatakan bahawa CYBER telah mengubah tahun kewangan daripada 31 Disember 2022 kepada 30 Jun
2023 yang mana merangkumi tempoh 18 bulan (1 Januari 2022 hingga 30 Jun 2023) bagi penyata kewangan
(“FPE2023”). Oleh itu, penyata kewangan yang merangkumi tahun kewangan yang berakhir pada 31 Disember
2021 tidak bersesuaian untuk dibandingkan dengan penyata kewangan tempoh semasa. Tempoh penyata
kewangan baharu ini akan membolehkan kami mengurus sumber-sumber kami dengan lebih baik dan menjadi
lebih selaras dengan kitaran semulajadi perniagaan kami.
Wawasan Baru
Kami telah berjaya melaksanakan penjenamaan semula yang signifikan bagi seluruh entiti kumpulan kami yang
kini dikenali sebagai Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad. Nama dan jenama baru ini lebih mencerminkan
keadaan semasa dalam organisasi kami yang dipacu oleh institusi pengajian tinggi Cyberjaya.
Seiring dengan itu, kami juga telah melancarkan beberapa inisiatif utama untuk menyelaraskan lagi fokus
strategik organisasi kami iaitu dengan:
1. Pemerolehan kampus di Cyberjaya dengan jumlah RM180 juta bagi meningkatkan dan memperkembangkan
infrastruktur dan tawaran produk kami.
2. Penjualan Universiti Asia Metropolitan membolehkan kami memperoleh modal dan memperuntukkan
sumber dan pelaburan dengan lebih baik ke dalam operasi teras Institusi kami.
Peningkatan Berterusan
Saya dengan berbesar hati memaklumkan bahawa walaupun menghadapi cabaran makroekonomi yang meluas,
CYBER terus mencatatkan kenaikan keuntungan berterusan dalam FPE2023. Pendapatan kami meningkat
dari RM108 juta ke RM185 juta, iaitu peningkatan yang luar biasa sebanyak 71%. Selanjutnya, keuntungan
selepas cukai kami menunjukkan peningkatan yang ketara, meningkat daripada RM3.5 juta kepada RM9 juta
dimana ianya mencerminkan peningkatan yang mengagumkan sebanyak 157%.
Laporan kewangan yang luar biasa ini boleh dikaitkan dengan perkembangan maju Institusi dan peningkatan
berterusan terutamanya enrolmen pelajar di dalam institusi-institusi kami. Kami telah berjaya memperluaskan
dan mengembangkan populasi pelajar-pelajar kami sebanyak (18%) yang bukan sahaja meningkatkan
pendapatan tetapi juga memperkuatkan kedudukan kami sebagai peneraju utama dalam sektor pendidikan
tinggi di negara ini.
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KENYATAAN PENGERUSI
(Continued)
Wawasan Masa Hadapan
Memandang ke masa hadapan, CYBER akan terus bersedia untuk perkembangan dan kejayaan yang berterusan.
Komitmen kami untuk menyampaikan pendidikan berkualiti akan tetap kekal teguh dan kukuh di samping
komitmen untuk menyediakan dan mempersiapkan pelajar-pelajar kami untuk kejayaan mereka di dalam dunia
yang sentiasa berubah dengan pesat.
Akhir kata, saya ingin merakamkan setinggi-tinggi penghargaan dan ribuan terima kasih kepada seluruh
kakitangan yang bekerja dengan penuh dedikasi, para pelajar yang dikasihi dan keluarga mereka serta para
pemegang saham yang dihargai di atas sokongan yang tidak berbelah bagi. FPE2023 telah menjadi tahun
transformasi dan pencapaian yang signifikan untuk CYBER dan kami berharap untuk terus menggapai kejayaan
tahun ini dan membawa organisasi kami ke puncak yang lebih tinggi pada tahun-tahun mendatang.
Terima kasih.
Jeneral Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Mohd Shahrom Bin Dato’ Hj Nordin (B)
Pengerusi Bebas Bukan Eksekutif
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Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad
(formerly known as Minda Global Berhad)
DIRECTORS’ PROFILE
General Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Mohd Shahrom Bin Dato’ Hj. Nordin (Rtd.)
Independent Non-Executive Chairman
General Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Mohd Shahrom Bin Dato’ Hj. Nordin (Rtd.)
(“Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Mohd Shahrom”) (Malaysian/male, aged 76) was
appointed as the Independent Non-Executive Chairman of the Board on
9 January 2018.
After his secondary education, Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Mohd Shahrom was
selected for Officer Cadet training at the Royal Military College, Kuala
Lumpur in 1966 and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant into the
Royal Malay Regiment in 1968. He served in various appointments at
command, staff training and the diplomatic services levels and was the
Chief of the Malaysian Army in 2003. Prior to that appointment, he was
the Chief of Staff at the Armed Forces Headquarters.
Currently, Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Mohd Shahrom is the Executive Director
(Defence and Business Development) of the National Aerospace & Defence
Industries Sdn Bhd (“NADI”) and also a Director of SME Ordnance Sdn
Bhd (SMEO), a subsidiary company of the NADI Group of Companies.
He is also a member of the Executive Committee of the Retired Armed
Forces Officers’ Association.
Other than as disclosed above, Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Mohd Shahrom has
no directorship in any other public company and listed issuer. He has
no family relationship with any other Director and/or major shareholder
of the Company. He has no conflict of interest or potential conflict of
interest, including interest in any competing business with the Company
or its subsidiaries. He has not been convicted of any offence (other than
traffic offences, if any) within the past five (5) years nor imposed with
any public sanction or penalty by the relevant regulatory bodies during
the financial period ended 30 June 2023. He attended all ten (10) board
meetings of the Company held during the financial period ended 30 June
2023.
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DIRECTORS’ PROFILE
(Continued)
Tan Sri Dato’ Dr. Palaniappan A/L Ramanathan Chettiar
Non-Independent Non-Executive Director
Tan Sri Dato’ Dr. Palaniappan A/L Ramanathan Chettiar (“Tan Sri
Dato’ Dr. Palan”) (Malaysian/male, aged 67) was appointed to the Board
on 9 January 2018. He was the Group Managing Director of Cyberjaya
Education Group Berhad and redesignated as Non-Independent Non-
Executive Director on 1 January 2022.
He completed his PhD (Education) at the Federation University, Ballarat,
Australia, and the Advanced Management Programme at Harvard
Business School. He has authored numerous books including the
Reflections of an Entrepreneur published in 2021 by University Malaya
Press. More details about Tan Sri Dato’ Dr. Palan can be found at www.
palan.org.
He serves as the Pro-Chancellor of University of Cyberjaya (UoC).
He founded Yayasan Palan to support Corporate Social Responsibility
initiatives and his voluntary contributions include serving on non-profit
organisations, both governmental and private. He served as a Director
on the Board of Directors, University of Malaya and Chairman of UM
Specialist Centre. He also served as a member of the Special Independent
Committee to advise the Yang Di Pertuan Agong on the state of
Emergency in 2021.
Other than as disclosed above, Tan Sri Dato’ Dr. Palan has no directorship
in any other public company and listed issuer. He is a substantial
shareholder of the Company and has no direct family relationship with
any other Director of the Company other than Mr Maha Palan, his son,
the Group Managing Director of the Company.
He has no conflict of interest or potential conflict of interest, including
interest in any competing business with the Company or its subsidiaries.
He has not been convicted of any offence (other than traffic offences, if
any) within the past five (5) years nor imposed with any public sanction
or penalty by the relevant regulatory bodies during the financial period
ended 30 June 2023. He attended eight (8) out of ten (10) board meetings
of the Company held during the financial period ended 30 June 2023.
7
Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad
(formerly known as Minda Global Berhad)
DIRECTORS’ PROFILE
(Continued)
Maha Ramanathan Palan
Group Managing Director
Non-Independent Executive Director
Maha Ramanathan Palan (“Mr. Maha”) (Malaysian/male, aged 29)
was appointed to the Board on the 23rd of July 2018. He is the Group
Managing Director of Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad (“CYBER”).
Mr. Maha has a Masters in Risk Management & Financial Engineering
from Imperial College London and a Bachelor (Hons) in Chemical
Engineering from the University of Manchester.
Mr. Maha joined the board in 2018 as CYBER operated a diverse set of
Institutions but remained loss-making to develop and lead the Strategic
Turnaround Plan. Within three (3) years (and despite the COVID-19
pandemic), Mr. Maha had successfully turned around the Group with
CYBER posting its first full-year profit in FY2021. Mr. Maha was then
appointed as Group Managing Director to lead the Group further to meet
its future growth and transformation goals. The Group has grown from
584 employees in 2018 to over 1,000 employees with a revenue of over
RM180 million in FPE2023.
Mr. Maha also serves as the Group Managing Director of SMRT Holdings
Berhad, a company which is pioneering the digitisation of legacy grid
infrastructure & development of cost effective smart grids in ASEAN.
He is also a co-founder of the Palan Foundation, a registered non-profit
organisation committed to improving the educational attainment of
young disadvantaged individuals.
Prior to joining CYBER, Mr. Maha served in investment-focused roles in
firms including British Petroleum Plc and Piton Capital LLP. During his
tenure with these firms, he has invested in and helped grow a diverse range
of companies that amongst others allowed for equitable access to market
participation and improved the interoperability of energy infrastructure.
Other than as disclosed above, Mr. Maha has no directorship in any
other public company and listed issuer. Mr. Maha is the son of Tan Sri
Dato’ Dr. Palaniappan who is a Director and substantial shareholder of
the Company. He has no family relationship with any major shareholder
of the Company. He has no conflict of interest or potential conflict of
interest, including interest in any competing business with the Company
or its subsidiaries. He has not been convicted of any offence (other than
traffic offences, if any) within the past five (5) years nor imposed with any
public sanction or penalty by the relevant regulatory bodies during the
financial period ended 30 June 2023. He attended eight (8) out of ten (10)
board meetings of the Company held during the financial period ended
30 June 2023.
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DIRECTORS’ PROFILE
(Continued)
TAN SRI DATUK (DR.) RAFIAH BINTI SALIM
Senior Independent Non-Executive Director
Tan Sri Datuk (Dr.) Rafiah Binti Salim (“Tan Sri Datuk (Dr.) Rafiah”)
(Malaysian/female, aged 77) was appointed as an Independent Non-
Executive Director to the Board on 9 January 2018 and redesignated as
Senior Independent Non-Executive Director on 20 February 2018. She is
the Chairman of the Nomination and Remuneration Committee and a
member of the Audit and Risk Management Committee.
Tan Sri Datuk (Dr.) Rafiah graduated with a Masters and a Bachelor’s
Degree in Law from Queen’s University, Belfast, United Kingdom and
was awarded an honorary Doctorate by the same University in 2002. She
was called to the Malaysian Bar in 1988.
Tan Sri Datuk (Dr.) Rafiah has excellent service records within both the
domestic public and private sectors, and international environment. She
has served as a Lecturer, Deputy Dean and Dean of the Law Faculty of
University of Malaya, Assistant Governor of the Central Bank of Malaysia,
Human Resource General Manager of Malayan Banking Berhad and
the Assistant Secretary General for United Nations Human Resource
Management in New York. Tan Sri Datuk (Dr.) Rafiah was previously an
Executive Director of the International Centre for Leadership in Finance
and in 2006, she was appointed as the first female Vice-Chancellor in
Malaysia posted to University of Malaya.
Tan Sri Datuk (Dr.) Rafiah is currently the Chairman of Malaysian
Genomics Resource Centre Berhad. Tan Sri Datuk (Dr.) Rafiah is also a
director of Lotte Chemical Titan Holding Berhad.
Other than disclosed above, Tan Sri Datuk (Dr.) Rafiah has no
directorship in any other public company and listed issuer. She has no
family relationship with any other Director and/or major shareholder
of the Company. She has no conflict of interest or potential conflict of
interest, including interest in any competing business with the Company
or its subsidiaries. She has not been convicted of any offence (other than
traffic offences, if any) within the past five (5) years nor imposed with
any public sanction or penalty by the relevant regulatory bodies during
the financial period ended 30 June 2023. She attended all ten (10) board
meetings of the Company held during the financial period ended 30 June
2023.
9
Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad
(formerly known as Minda Global Berhad)
DIRECTORS’ PROFILE
(Continued)
Tan Sri Datuk Wira Dr. Mohd Shukor Bin Mahfar
Independent Non-Executive Director
Tan Sri Datuk Wira Dr. Mohd Shukor Bin Mahfar (“Tan Sri Datuk Wira
Dr. Mohd Shukor”) (Malaysian/male, aged 67), was appointed as an
Independent Non-Executive Director to the Board on 9 January 2018.
He is the Chairman of the Audit and Risk Management Committee and
a member of the Nomination and Remuneration Committee.
He started his career as a Bank Officer back in 1978. He later joined the
Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia as an Assessment Officer. He quickly
rose through the ranks and was appointed as the Chief Executive Officer
in January 2011 until his retirement in December 2016.
Tan Sri Datuk Wira Dr. Mohd Shukor was elected as the President
of the Malaysian Association of Statutory Bodies and Chairman of
The Commonwealth Association of Tax Administrators (CATA); and
was awarded the CEO of the Year 2015 by The European Emerging
Markets Awards and received the 2015 Lifetime Achievement Award –
Outstanding Contribution in Shaping People by The Asia HRD Award.
Tan Sri Datuk Wira Dr. Mohd Shukor holds a Bachelor of Economics
from the University Malaya, a Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science
from the Malaysia University of Technology, and Master of Taxation and
Doctor of Public Administration from the Golden Gate University, USA.
He also received an Honorary Doctor of Management from Universiti
Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN) and Asia Metropolitan University.
In July 2020, Tan Sri Datuk Wira Dr. Mohd Shukor was appointed as the
Chairman of the Board of Directors of Universiti Utara Malaysia. He
also serves as the Chairman of McMillan Woods National Tax Firm and
MSM Management Advisory. Tan Sri Datuk Wira Dr. Mohd Shukor is
currently a Director of Paragon Globe Berhad (formerly known as Goh
Ban Huat Berhad) and Censof Holdings Berhad. He is also an Advisor to
Century Software (M) Sdn Bhd. He was appointed as a board of director
at Ann Joo Resources Berhad, effective from April 20, 2023.
Other than as disclosed above, Tan Sri Datuk Wira Dr. Mohd Shukor
has no directorship in any other public company and listed issuer. He has
no family relationship with any other Director and/or major shareholder
of the Company. He has no conflict of interest or potential conflict of
interest, including interest in any competing business with the Company
or its subsidiaries. He has not been convicted of any offence (other than
traffic offences, if any) within the past five (5) years nor imposed with
any public sanction or penalty by the relevant regulatory bodies during
the financial period ended 30 June 2023. He attended all ten (10) board
meetings of the Company held during the financial period ended 30 June
2023.
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DIRECTORS’ PROFILE
(Continued)
Dato’ Tan Choon Hwa @ Esther Tan Choon Hwa
Independent Non-Executive Director
Dato’ Tan Choon Hwa @ Esther Tan Choon Hwa (“Dato’ Esther Tan”)
(Malaysian/female, aged 73), was appointed as an Independent Non-
Executive Director to the Board on 9 January 2018. She is a member
of the Audit and Risk Management Committee and a member of the
Nomination and Remuneration Committee.
She is a Fellow Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in
England and Wales (FCA), a Member of the Malaysian Institute of
Accountants (MIA) and a Fellow Member of the Chartered Tax Institute
of Malaysia.
Dato’ Esther Tan began her career as an auditor with Grant Thornton
in UK and later with Kingston Smith in UK before coming back to
Malaysia. In 1984, she started her practice which eventually merged
to be what is known as GEP Associates. The firm is a member firm
of an International Organisation called AGN International with its
headquarters in the United Kingdom boasting of 465 offices worldwide.
In 2006, Dato’ Esther Tan received the award from the National
Association of Women Entrepreneur Malaysia as “The Woman
Entrepreneur of the Year” under the Finance section.
Dato’ Esther Tan currently also sits as director of Poh Kong Holdings
Berhad and MK Land Holdings Berhad.
Other than as disclosed above, Dato’ Esther Tan has no directorship in
any other public company and listed issuer. She has no family relationship
with any other Director and/or major shareholder of the Company.
She has no conflict of interest or potential conflict of interest, including
interest in any competing business with the Company or its subsidiaries.
She has not been convicted of any offence (other than traffic offences, if
any) within the past five (5) years nor imposed with any public sanction
or penalty by the relevant regulatory bodies during the financial period
ended 30 June 2023. She attended all ten (10) board meetings of the
Company held during the financial period ended 30 June 2023.
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Leong Tuck Yee
Group Chief Financial Officer
Leong Tuck Yee (“Mr. Leong”) (Malaysian/male, aged 50) joined the
Company in end 2019 and was appointed as the Group Chief Financial
Officer of the Company on 5 March 2020.
Mr. Leong graduated with an Honorary Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting
from the University of Malaya. He is a member of the Malaysian Institute
of Certified Public Accountants (MICPA) and a member of the Malaysian
Institute of Accountants (MIA).
Prior to joining the Company, Mr. Leong was the Senior Finance Director
of Pure Circle Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Pure Circle (UK) Limited
headquartered in Chicago. He led the local finance team in providing
global financial services which included strategic planning, compliance,
taxation, capital management and corporate treasury. He had held other
senior roles, including Finance Director, Global Controller, and Managing
Director in leading global and regional organisations such as SGL Carbon,
Cognis Oleochemicals, Cargill, and AIC Corporation Berhad. He has
extensive hands-on experience in managing complex financial operations
across large organisations worldwide.
Mr. Leong started his career in 1996 as an Auditor with Arthur Andersen
Malaysia. During his tenure, he audited various companies from large
manufacturing companies, insurance, and services companies. He left
Arthur Andersen in 2001 and joined commercial companies.
Mr. Leong has no directorship in any public company or listed issuer. He
has no family relationship with any Director and/or major shareholder
of the Company. He has no conflict of interest or potential conflict of
interest, including interest in any competing business with the Company
or its subsidiaries. He has not been convicted of any offence (other than
traffic offences, if any) within the past five (5) years nor imposed with any
public sanction or penalty by the relevant regulatory bodies during the
financial period ended 30 June 2023.
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Dato’ Hj Abd Rashid bin Hj Mohd Sharif
Group Chief Regulatory Officer
Dato’ Hj Abd Rashid Bin Hj Mohd Sharif (“Dato’ Hj Abd Rashid”)
(Malaysian/male, aged 59) was appointed as Group Chief Regulatory
Officer in 2018. He holds a Master’s Degree in Art and Design Education
from De Monfort University, United Kingdom, Bachelor’s Degree
in Industrial Design from MARA University of Technology and Art
Teachers’ Diploma from MARA University of Technology. In addition
to that, he is currently pursuing his PhD in Management where he will
be able to offer his knowledge in doctoral research and create connections
throughout his career.
Dato’ Hj Abd Rashid is an educationist with 35 years’ experience in
educational strategic leadership, compliance and communication.
He has a strong foundation and knowledge in education business and
management. With his 35 years of experience in education, it has enabled
him to lead and manage high qualified and calibre individuals towards
achieving desired goals and objectives.
Dato’ Hj Abd Rashid is also well-versed in the implementation of
communication programmes to ensure a positive and productive
relationship with ministries, government agencies, local authorities, other
institutions and organisations. He has been providing strategic leadership,
compliance and management to the business while being fully responsible
for the day-to-day running of the company and institutions.
Furthermore, Dato’ Hj Abd Rashid is also well-versed in the field of
pedagogy in terms of interaction with students and ensuring programme
objectives are delivered. He believes motivation is necessary to achieve
one’s goal and ambition.
Dato’ Hj Abd Rashid has no directorship in any public company or listed
issuer. He has no family relationship with any Director and/or major
shareholder of the Company. He has no conflict of interest or potential
conflict of interest, including interest in any competing business with the
Company or its subsidiaries. He has not been convicted of any offence
(other than traffic offences, if any) within the past five (5) years nor
imposed with any public sanction or penalty by the relevant regulatory
bodies during the financial period ended 30 June 2023.
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Mr Kalaiarasu Malayandi
Group Chief Commercial Officer
Kalaiarasu Malayandi (“Mr. Kalaiarasu”) (Malaysian/male, aged 37) is
the Group Chief Commercial Officer of the Company.
He has a Masters in Business Administration (“MBA” from Victoria
University, Australia and a Bachelors in Electronic & Computing
Engineering from Nottingham Trent University.
Mr. Kalaiarasu has played various roles in Cyberjaya Education Group
Berhad and its component Institutions since 2013 and was first appointed
within the Senior Management Team as Bursar of the University of
Cyberjaya in early 2014. Since then, Mr. Kalaiarasu has continued to
progress within the leadership team culminating in his appointment as
the Chief Commercial Officer of CYBER on the 1st of February 2020.
During his time with CYBER, Mr. Kalaiarasu has continued to
successfully lead the Organisation’s drive for growth as evidenced by the
Organisation’s enrolment growth of 35%. The organisation has grown
financially positive as well under his leadership managing the marketing
and student recruitment department.
Under Mr. Kalaiarasu’s leadership the University of Cyberjaya was
honoured with several awards and recognitions which includes SME 100
Award: Fast moving companies, Brand Laureate SME Best Brands Award
2015/16 in the Medical & Healthcare Education category and 2015
Workforce Optimas Awards. Mr. Kalaiarasu himself was also honoured
with Asia Pacific Entrepreneurship Awards for the Education & Training
Industry, 2016.
Prior to joining the education industry Mr. Kalaiarasu was in the
Technology and Software industry during which time he rose from being
a consultant to a senior management position. During this time, he has
collaborated and liaised directly with several clients including Shell, Crédit
Agricole, Ministry of Health Singapore, and several more.
Mr. Kalaiarasu has no directorship in any public company or listed issuer.
He has no family relationship with any Director and/or major shareholder
of the Company. He has no conflict of interest or potential conflict of
interest, including interest in any competing business with the Company
or its subsidiaries. He has not been convicted of any offence (other than
traffic offences, if any) within the past five (5) years nor imposed with any
public sanction or penalty by the relevant regulatory bodies during the
financial period ended 30 June 2023.
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Dr. Susheela Nair
Group Chief Governance Officer
Dr. Susheela Nair (“Dr. Nair”) (Malaysian/female, aged 54) joined
Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad in November 2022. She has a legal
background and holds a Ph.D in the field of consumer law from Universiti
Malaya. She is also an accredited mediator.
Dr. Nair was admitted to the Malaysian Bar as an Advocate and Solicitor
of the High Court of Malaya in 1998. She thereafter commenced
her career in legal practice. Her interest in consumer protection
and advocacy saw her transition to the NGO arena where she served
Consumers International (Asia Pacific Office) and undertook law reform,
development, and capacity building initiatives in the region. During
this period, she worked closely with multilateral agencies, governments,
and civil society. Upon completing her Ph.D, Dr. Nair embarked on the
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Malaya. She is also an accredited mediator.
Dr. Nair was admitted to the Malaysian Bar as an Advocate and Solicitor
of the High Court of Malaya in 1998. She thereafter commenced
her career in legal practice. Her interest in consumer protection
and advocacy saw her transition to the NGO arena where she served
Consumers International (Asia Pacific Office) and undertook law reform,
development, and capacity building initiatives in the region. During
this period, she worked closely with multilateral agencies, governments,
and civil society. Upon completing her Ph.D, Dr. Nair embarked on the
next phase of her career in the higher education industry. In 2009, she
was appointed as Policy Analyst at Monash University Malaysia. She
transitioned into various senior roles within the university before being
appointed as Registrar and Chief Governance Officer. Her expertise in
higher education administration also led to her appointment as Registrar
of Universiti Malaya, the leading research-intensive national university.
Her senior management roles and broad portfolio responsibilities in
university administration nurtured her transformative leadership skills
which include a strong understanding of governance systems and
global best practices, harmonisation of transnational education policies,
and sound talent management strategies. She comes with a wealth of
experience in managing organisational change and transformation.
Dr. Nair has no directorship in any public company and listed issuer. She
has no family relationship with any Director and/or major shareholder
of the Company. She has no conflict of interest or potential conflict of
interest, including interest in any competing business with the Company
or its subsidiaries. She has not been convicted of any offence (other than
traffic offences, if any) within the past five (5) years nor imposed with any
public sanction or penalty by the relevant regulatory bodies during the
financial period ended 30 June 2023.
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Professor Dr. Zabidi Azhar Mohd Hussin
Vice Chancellor,
University of Cyberjaya (“UoC”)
Professor Dr. Zabidi Azhar Mohd Hussin (“Professor Dr. Zabidi’)
(Malaysian/male, aged 62) graduated with an MBBS from the University
of Newcastle Upon Tyne, England in 1985. His keen interest in children’s
health led him to obtain his Diploma in Child Health (DCH), Glasgow
in 1987. In 1991, he received his membership to the Royal College of
Physicians of Edinburgh and became a Fellow of the Royal College of
Paediatrics and Child Health of UK in 1995.
With extensive experience in teaching, research and leadership, Professor
Dr. Zabidi’s field of specialisation lies in Paediatric Neurology and Medical
Education with special interest in bioethics and communication skills. He
is also the honorary editor for the Advances in Medical Education and
Practice and has been awarded the Neurology and Neuroscience Excellence
Grant. Professor Dr. Zabidi serves as a Council Member of the Malaysian
Medical Council, member of the Ethics Expert Panel for the European
Research Agency and a member of the Malaysian Qualification Agency’s
accreditation panel for the Malaysian and International Accreditation.
He is Head of Child Health Cluster for Malaysia’s National Professors
Council and a visiting professor for Universitas Jeneral Soedirman,
Indonesia and the American University of Sovereign Nations, USA.
Professor Dr. Zabidi has previously served in senior roles in University
Sains Malaysia as Dean of the School of Medicine (1999-2005) and
General Manager of the USAINS Tech Services (2005-2016) while
serving as a Professor of Paediatrics at USM. He was also formerly the
Vice-Chancellor of Perdana University and the Pro Vice-Chancellor,
Academic at International Medical University.
Professor Dr. Zabidi has no directorship in any public company and listed
issuer. He has no family relationship with any Director and/or major
shareholder of the Company. He has no conflict of interest or potential
conflict of interest, including interest in any competing business with the
Company or its subsidiaries. He has not been convicted of any offence
(other than traffic offences, if any) within the past five (5) years nor
imposed with any public sanction or penalty by the relevant regulatory
bodies during the financial period ended 30 June 2023.
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Adjunct Prof. Dr. Subramanian Amamalay (“A. Subra”)
Chief Executive,
SMR HR Group
Adjunct Prof. Dr. Subramanian Amamalay (“Mr. Subra”) (Malaysian/
male, aged 64) has over the last three decades worked in various
management roles with a variety of organisations globally. He is the
Chairman of SMRT Holdings Berhad, a technology company listed on
Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad. Mr. Subra has served as a director both
in an executive and non-executive capacity with public listed corporations.
He is also Principal Consultant and Director with SMR HR Group Sdn
Bhd. SMR HR Group, an ISO 9001 certified organisation and one of the
leading professional services HR firms in the region. He is also an adjunct
professor with the University of Cyberjaya.
Mr. Subra has worked internally with the Public Sector having served
with the Ministry of Social Welfare and within the private sector in the
Finance, Education and Professional Services sector. In his work over
the last three decades, he has both consulted and project managed
consulting assignments in his domain expertise areas: Human Resources
Management, Quality Management and General Management with a
dedicated focus on corporate governance and stakeholder engagement.
In the course of his work, he has travelled extensively to work with
many organisations in most parts of Asia and the Middle East, including
Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, Vietnam, Hong Kong, India,
Sudan, Qatar, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Bahrain, Oman and Saudi Arabia.
He completed his Bachelors in Social Sciences from University Science
Malaysia (USM) before completing his Masters and Doctorate in Business
Administration from Asia Metropolitan University. Professionally, he is
an SMR-accredited trainer and accredited competency professional.
He has also successfully completed his Certificate in Training Practice
and achieved membership of the Chartered Institute of Personnel &
Development (CIPD), United Kingdom. Subra is a qualified auditor of
the IRCA and is certified in Total Quality Management and Strategic
Planning.
Mr. Subra has no directorship in any public company and listed issuer. He
has no family relationship with any Director and/or major shareholder
of the Company. He has no conflict of interest or potential conflict of
interest, including interest in any competing business with the Company
or its subsidiaries. He has not been convicted of any offence (other than
traffic offences, if any) within the past five (5) years nor imposed with any
public sanction or penalty by the relevant regulatory bodies during the
financial period ended 30 June 2023.
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Jullian John
Vice President - Operations
Mr. Jullian John (“Mr Jullian”) (Malaysian/male, aged 39) joined the
Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences (“CUCMS”) in 2015
to head its Corporate & Marketing Communications team before being
appointed as the Bursar in February 2020 and later as the Vice President
for Operations in April 2023. He has been part of the management team
during the institution’s transition to the University of Cyberjaya (“UoC”).
Jullian has broad responsibility that spans the University and the Group’s
support and strategic departments. He is also primarily responsible for
driving operational results and achieving strategic alignment between the
Colleges division and the larger Group.
Mr. Jullian holds a B.Eng (Communications & Electronics) from
Northumbria University, UK and an MBA from Victoria University,
Australia. He has over 17 years of corporate experience in the higher
education, property development and manufacturing industries, having
had stints in UCSI Group and YTL Group before joining UoC and
Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad.
Mr. Jullian has no directorship in any public company or listed issuer. He
has no family relationship with any Director and/or major shareholder
of the Company. He has no conflict of interest or potential conflict of
interest, including interest in any competing business with the Company
or its subsidiaries. He has not been convicted of any offence (other than
traffic offences, if any) within the past five (5) years nor imposed with any
public sanction or penalty by the relevant regulatory bodies during the
financial period ended 30 June 2023.
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PLANETARY HEALTH
Roadmap and Action Plan
“
Set an intention. We invite you to
consider yourself a co-partner in
planetary healing. We all live together
in an interconnected world and the
actions of each of us inspire others.
Therefore, together, we solemnly
pledge to dedicate our lives to the
service of humanity, and to the
protection and restoration of the
natural systems on which humans
and all other species who share our
home depend.
São Paulo Declaration
on Planetary Health 2021
PLANETARY
HEALTH
Roadmap and
Action Plan
ii <<<< Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This publication was made possible by the contributions of a large number of people. They contributed
their time and expertise to develop, edit and finalise the Action Plan; through four established working
groups – Governance, Education, Business Engagement, and Communications and Advocacy. The
editors would like to acknowledge their contributions with heartfelt appreciation.
Governance Working Group: Anis Yusal Yusoff (Convenor): University Malaya, Malaysia | Alexandra
Phelan: Johns Hopkins University, USA | Antonio Saraiva: University of São Paulo, Brazil | Arthur Wyns:
University of Melbourne, Australia | David McCoy: United Nations University, Malaysia | Edward Walsh:
Georgetown University, USA | Ellen Rosskam: Geneva Graduate Institute, Switzerland | Garry Aslanyan:
Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases, WHO, Switzerland | Guto Galvao:
Georgetown University & Fiocruz, Brazil | Janaka Jayawickrama: Shanghai University, China | Jemilah
Mahmood: Sunway University, Malaysia | Jia Yaw Kiu: Kiu and Co., Malaysia | Jordi Serrano Pons:
Planet Health Innovation Network, Spain | Joshitha Sankam: Indian Institute of Science, India | Lavanya
Rama Iyer: World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Malaysia | Maike Voss: Centre for Planetary Health Policy,
Germany | Maisarah Faiesall: Sunway University, Malaysia | Maria Guevara: Medecins Sans Frontieres
International, Switzerland | Marie Studer: Planetary Health Alliance, USA | Mark Elder: Institute for Global
Environmental Strategies, Japan | Matthew Carvalho (Co-convenor): Sunway Centre for Planetary
Health and Georgetown University | Pedro Albajar Vinas: WHO, Switzerland | Raquel Santiago: Federal
University of Goiás; Latin America Regional Hub, Planetary Health Alliance, Brazil | Sara MacBride-
Stewart: Cardiff University, UK | Sarah Whitmee: London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK |
Shantini Guna Rajan: WWF, Malaysia | Tatiana Camargo: Universidade Federal de Rio Grande do Sul,
Brazil
Education Working Group: Agan Leonard: University of Eldoret, Kenya | Carlos Faerron Guzman:
Planetary Health Alliance, USA | Chiho Watanabe: Nagasaki University, Japan | Claire Henderson-
Wilson: Deakin University, Australia | Donald T. Simeon: The University of the West Indies, Jamaica |
Eva-Maria Schwienhorst-Stich: Würzburg University, Germany | Iris Blom: London School of Hygiene
and Tropical Medicine, UK | Hina Shan: National University of Medical Sciences (NUMS), Pakistan |
James Lee: Brighton and Sussex Medical School, UK | Jelena Malogajski (Convenor): Planetary Health
Alliance, USA | Jennifer Rasmussen: Planetary Health Alliance, USA | Kent Boyd: University of Minnesota,
USA | Laura Warmerdam: Leiden University, Netherlands | Olasunkanmi Ajala: Anchor University,
Nigeria | Phayong Thepaksorn: Tha Praboromarajchanok Institute, Thailand | SanYuMay Tun (Co-
convenor): Oxford University, UK | Sharon Indasi Lubembe: University of Eldoret, Kenya | Tatiana
Souza de Camargo: Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil | Teddie Potter (Co-convenor):
University of Minnesota, USA
Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan >>>> iii
Business Working Group: Angelia John: Thoughts in Gear, Malaysia | Bruce Haldane (Co-convenor):
Scale Climate Action, Indonesia | Calvin Cheong: Sunway University, Malaysia | Cindy Hui Bing Lim:
Sunway Centre for Planetary Health, Malaysia | Danial Rahman (Convenor): Asian Strategy and
Leadership Incorporated, Malaysia | Freda Liu: Broadcaster, Malaysia | Kavitha Somasundram: Thoughts
in Gear, Malaysia | Maisarah Faiesall: Sunway University, Malaysia | Margie Ong (Co-convenor):
Thoughts in Gear, Malaysia | Michael Weatherhead: Wellbeing Economy Alliance, UK | Michelle Cheong
Chai Lin: Sunway Centre for Planetary Health, Malaysia | Lim Weng Marc: Sunway University, Malaysia |
Raquel Santiago: Federal University, Brazil | Winfred Espejo: University of Concepcion, Chile
Communications Working Group: Bernhard Goodwin: Ludwig Maximilian University Munich, Germany
| Martine Veenman: Maastricht University, Netherlands | Melvine Otieno: University of Eldoret, Kenya |
Nicky Christensen: Planetary Health Alliance, USA | Nur Febriani: Yayasan Alam Sehat Lestari, Indonesia
| Nur Hazirah Marzuki: Sunway Centre for Planetary Health, Malaysia | Oliver Lacey-Hall (Convenor):
Sunway University, Malaysia | Said Bani: BzBee Consulting, Malaysia | Saori Kashima: Hiroshima
University, Japan | Shweta Narayan: Healthcare Without Harm, India
Action Plan Development: Erin Hughey: Pacific Disaster Centre, USA | Chani Goering: Pacific Disaster
Centre, USA | Jemilah Mahmood, Sunway University, Malaysia | Oliver Lacey-Hall, Sunway University,
Malaysia
Editorial Advisory Group: Amelia Doran | Elil Renganathan | Fatimah Ahamad | Jemilah Mahmood
| Jennifer Cole | Jessica Kronstadt | Loo Yen Yi | Marie Studer | Menaka Ganeson | Nadia Nantheni
Rajaram | Nazia Ahmad | Nur Hazirah Marzuki | Saidatul Maisarah Faiesall Ahmad Faiesall | Sarah
Finnie | Sione Tu’itahi
Design and Layout: MediaArt ID, Indonesia | Pacific Disaster Center, USA
Managing Editor: Oliver Lacey-Hall, Sunway Centre for Planetary Health
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Acronyms and Abbreviations
ASRI Alam Sehat Lestari
CEO Chief Executive Officer
CGBS Common Goods Balance Sheet
COP Conference of the Parties (to an international treaty or framework)
COVID-19 Coronavirus Disease of 2019
EMAS European Union Eco-Management and Audit Scheme
EoM Economics of Mutuality
ESG Environment, Social and Governance (compliance)
EV Electric Vehicle
GRI Global Reporting Initiative
ISO International Standards Organisation
MPU Mata Pelajaran Umum (General Studies Subject)
NBS Nature-based Solutions
NUM (Pakistan) National University of Medicine
PHA Planetary Health Alliance
PHAM 2024 Planetary Health Summit and 6th Annual Meeting
PHEF Planetary Health Education Framework
PR Public Relations
SDG Sustainable Development Goals
SDH Social Determinants of Health
ULEZ Ultra Low Emissions Zone
UN United Nations
UNCBD UN Convention on Biological Diversity
UNDP United Nations Development Programme
UNEP United Nations Environment Programme
UNFCCC United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
USLP Unilever Sustainable Living Plan
WHO World Health Organization
WTO World Trade Organization
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Contents
Introduction vii
Chapter 1: The Evidence 01
Chapter 2: The History 07
Chapter 3: The Roadmap 09
Chapter 4: The Big Three Change Areas 13
Change Area 1 - Reimagining Global Governance Institutions
Fit for the 21st Century and Beyond 15
Change Area 2 - Engaging the Education Sector in
Revolutionising Approaches to Education 30
Change Area 3 - Engaging Businesses to Commit to Operating in
Alignment with Planetary Health Principles 43
Chapter 5: Communications and Advocacy 59
Chapter 6: Bringing It All Together:
The Planetary Health Action Plan 75
We, the global Planetary Health
community, raise an alarm that
the ongoing degradation of our
planet’s natural systems is a clear
and present danger to the health
of all people everywhere.
A just, global transition in how
we live is required to optimise
the health and wellbeing of people
and the living world in which we
are embedded.
São Paulo Declaration
2021
Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan >>>> vii
INTRODUCTION
The publication of “Safeguarding Human Health in the Anthropocene Epoch: Report
of The Rockefeller Foundation–Lancet Commission on Planetary Health”1 in 2015, laid
groundwork for the field and movement of Planetary Health. It also led to the creation
of the Planetary Health Alliance and ignited the interest of academic institutions
around the world, generating a wealth of science-based research and evidence.
Recognising that the wellbeing of people and the planet are interconnected,
“Planetary Health is a solutions-oriented, transdisciplinary field and social movement,
focused on analysing and addressing the impacts of human disruptions to Earth’s
natural systems towards human health and all life on Earth.” To ensure a healthy
future for both human health and all life on Earth, Planetary Health emphasises the
need for sustainable and equitable practices.
As a global movement, Planetary Health fosters harmony between human wellbeing
and the health of the planet. It aims to address the challenges and threats to human
health and all life on the planet that arises from environmental changes, ecosystem
degradation, and climate change. By promoting approaches that acknowledge
the intricate connections between human health, ecosystems, and the broader
environment, and subsequently advocating for policies, practices, and behaviours
that address those connections, we can create a sustainable, resilient and thriving
future for both people and the biosphere.
1 https://www.thelancet.com/commissions/planetary-health
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We recognise that human ingenuity has created a complex
integrated system which has in turn resulted in considerable
industrial, scientific, medical and social advances. However,
It is important
these gains have come at a terrible cost to the health of
to acknowledge the planet. The link between the decline in Planetary Health
and the drivers of this emerging devastation have their
that we are living
roots in our economic systems – which seek and rely upon
in a difficult and profit, growth, extraction, and exploitation. The climate crisis,
biodiversity loss and environmental degradation are linked to
confusing time.
our economic systems, as well as how economic productivity
and growth is valued above responsible management of
planetary resources by the current governance, education
and communications systems. We argue that our current
economic system is uneconomic; directly undermining
Planetary Health now and for the future. The health of the
planet and its inhabitants can only be improved through a
seismic shift in how we govern and manage our economies.
We seek to strike a balance between what we need and
what the Earth can sustainably provide.
We acknowledge that the transition we call for is a scientific,
ethical, and spiritual transformation. This paradigm shift is
both a mind shift and a heart shift. Therefore, we need a
set of guiding values and principles, as accentuated in the
Planetary Health Pledge.2
Since Planetary Health provides a robust pathway to a
better world, proponents need to use language that is
understandable and engaging to people outside of the
growing Planetary Health community. While we are making
significant progress on increasing awareness, efforts must
be redoubled to bridge the gaps between academic work,
popular recognition and adoption of a Planetary Health
approach among policymakers, politicians, and the general
public. We need to go further, faster.
It is important to acknowledge that we are living in a difficult
and confusing time. The United Nations Development
Programme (UNDP), in its 2022 Human Development
Report, identifies the “uncertainty complex” whereby three
interacting uncertainties are colliding with our usual way of
managing risks:
2 https://www.planetaryhealthalliance.org/declarations-and-pledges
Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan >>>> ix
Figure 1. A new uncertainty complex is emerging
Everyday uncertainty The pursuit of
that people have sweeping
always faced societal
transformations
New kinds of uncertainty now
layer and interact forming a
new uncertainty complex
Dangerous
planetary
change of the
Anthropocene
Widespread,
intensifying
polarisation
Citation: UNDP (United Nations Development Programme). 2022. Human Development Report 2021-22:
Uncertain Times, Unsettled Lives: Shaping our Future in a Transforming World. New York.
The first “new” uncertainty is associated with the Anthropocene’s dangerous
planetary change and its interaction with human inequities. This element of
the complex refers to the destabilising impact of human activities on the planet,
including climate change, biodiversity loss, and environmental degradation. These
pressures are leading to a range of negative outcomes, including rising sea levels,
more frequent and severe environmental disasters, and consequent disruptions in
health care, interruptions in essential supply chains such as food and fuel, as well as
greater exposure to heat stress, impaired mental health, increased workplace stress
and displacement of people.
Second, is the purposeful but still uncertain transition towards new ways of
organising industrial and post-industrial societies. These transformations are similar
in size and scale to the agricultural or industrial “revolution,” but are now occurring
at rapid speed. This element, of societal transformations, in part aims to address
the destabilising pressures of the Anthropocene and includes efforts to reduce
greenhouse gas emissions, promote renewable energy, and protect biodiversity
while harnessing rapidly emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence. Yet,
these transformations can also result in new uncertainties, such as job losses and
social dislocation.
Third, is the intensification of political and social polarisation across and within
countries. There are misconceptions about information largely facilitated by the use
of new digital technologies; although it is important to note that these technologies
are also a huge force for good, a way of mobilising and connecting people and
ensuring that minority voices can also be heard. Polarisation is driven by a range
of factors including rising inequities, political manoeuvring, and the rapid spread of
misinformation via unreliable sources. It can lead to a range of negative outcomes
including social unrest, political instability, distrust of science, and the erosion of
democratic norms.
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People need to know that their actions can drive positive change. Hence, a key
priority for the Planetary Health movement is to recognise this complexity and
develop strategies to engage people in ways that are both compelling and easily
understandable, while providing a clear sense of agency.
With these points in mind, this Roadmap aims to:
• Explain what we mean by Planetary Health, why it is compelling and how it
adds value to efforts in ensuring that Planet Earth and its inhabitants can thrive
in harmony (Chapter 1).
• Outline a brief historical overview of the work by Planetary Health Alliance and
the development of the 2021 São Paulo Declaration (Chapter 2).
• Illustrate why a Planetary Health Roadmap is useful at this point (Chapter 3).
• Examine three key areas for change and provide a series of key Roadmap
actions that Planetary Health practitioners, including academics, researchers,
policymakers, politicians, the business sector, educators, civil society
organisations and, most importantly, all of us - the general public - can
undertake (Chapter 4).
• Offer guidance on how to communicate Planetary Health across stakeholder
groups (Chapter 5).
• Provide a clear Planetary Health Action Plan, rooted in an annual assessment
of Planetary Health (Chapter 6).
This practical document aims to support our work in partnership for a future supporting
the health and wellbeing of all life on Earth. It is based on our decisions, actions, and
policies on the best that Planetary Health science, research and evidence can offer.
It encourages us to be both courageous and humble in our approach, and to realise
that the importance of what we are trying to do must be communicated in ways
which will foster a growing movement for the change that must come.
Jemilah Mahmood Marie Studer
Executive Director Executive Director
Sunway Centre for Planetary Health Planetary Health Alliance and
Johns Hopkins Institute for
Planetary Health
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CHAPTER 1
THE EVIDENCE
What is Planetary Health and Why is it Compelling?
In the vast tapestry of our interconnected world, Planetary Health
encompasses the wellbeing of our planet’s ecosystems, the
health of its inhabitants, and the delicate balance that sustains
life. Planetary Health is a global movement, analytical framework
and field of work focused on understanding, quantifying and
addressing the growing human health impacts of anthropogenic
global environmental change.
Kuala Lumpur Call to Action
2024
What is Planetary Health?
Planetary Health means understanding and acting on connections: between our
health, the health of the planet, and every living being on it. It demonstrates that
we rely on the biosphere, our natural life-support system, for our wellbeing and
consequently need to take care of the environment to thrive and stay healthy.
Planetary Health is about finding ways to ensure we all live well without harming the
planet. This is done by looking at everything through the same lens, including how
society, the economy, and the environment affect each other.
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Why is Planetary Health Compelling?
1. Planetary Health stands with Indigenous perspectives on health3, as a holistic, systemic
approach, recognising the interconnectedness of human health with the health
of the planet. It goes beyond traditional health frameworks to address the intricate
relationships between environmental sustainability, ecosystems, and human wellbeing,
whilst acknowledging the agency of all people. This approach views our planet as one
integrated ‘system of systems’ in which the health of each component affects the
health of the whole.
2. The unique power of Planetary Health lies in its use of health as a universal language.
Health is a familiar concept to us all, providing a relatable entry point to understand
the broader implications of environmental changes. By framing planetary wellbeing
through the lens of individual and community health, Planetary Health is instantly
recognisable and personally relevant.
Take a look at this video: Healthy Planet, Healthy People- Courtney Howard – Ted
Talk Montreal Women.
3. Human health is connected with personal wellbeing and emotions. When
conversations centre around health, they tap into the core of human concerns, igniting
emotions that range from fear and vulnerability to hope, resilience and ability to thrive.
Health is not merely a status or medical diagnosis; it encompasses the essence of
our individual and common vitality and the ability to lead a fulfilling life. Leveraging
discussions about health as a catalyst for action is potent, motivating individuals to
prioritise their wellbeing and live healthily as well as to protect those around them. By
telling real life stories, advocates can inspire meaningful change and foster a collective
commitment to individual and community health worldwide.
4. Planetary Health offers a positive, solutions-oriented outlook. By focusing on
collaborative solutions, innovation, and the potential to create healthier environments,
communications on Planetary Health can inspire hope and motivate individuals
and communities to contribute to a positive future. By emphasising success stories,
ingenious solutions, and the fact that progress is being made, messages can generate
change. This positive framing motivates action and helps counteract feelings of being
overwhelmed by global environmental challenges.
Case Study: The case study found at https://www.planetaryhealthalliance.org/case-
study-medical-clinics-for-planetary-health features the work of U.S.-based NGO
Health in Harmony and Indonesian partner organisation, Alam Sehat Lestari (ASRI).
This case study details how a Planetary Health intervention that integrates medical
care, conservation education, reforestation, and livelihoods training has had positive
benefits on human health and the surrounding ecosystem. Other case studies are
also available through the same link.
3 https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanplh/article/PIIS2542-5196(21)00354-5/fulltext
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5. Planetary Health values two-way communication,
emphasising listening and understanding. Instead
of one-way communication “to” people, Planetary
Health encourages dialogue that incorporates local
knowledge, cultural contexts, and community voices.
For example, Planetary Health representatives in Sub-
Saharan Africa reported particular success with health
The dangers we face
education messaging that was personalised by utilising
local languages on radio stations. are increasing in
frequency, intensity
6. Planetary Health encourages a sense of global
and magnitude.
citizenship. It recognises that the health of individuals
Yet analysis of and
and communities is intricately linked to the health
of natural systems and transcends geographical responses to the
boundaries. By fostering a shared responsibility for
component parts of
the wellbeing of the entire planet, communications
our systemic planetary
on Planetary Health promote a collective mindset and
inspire collaborative efforts on a global scale. crisis are insufficiently
linked. Further, our
7. Systems thinking and complexity theory can help
governance systems,
us understand and address Planetary Health. In an
fit for a 20th century
interconnected world, these frameworks reveal the
intricate relationships between environmental, social, post-world-war
economic, and political factors. By viewing Earth as a
environment, are
complex system, we recognise how changes in one area
poorly adapted to
can impact the entire ecosystem. Complexity theory
underscores the nonlinear nature of these systems, face the existential
emphasising the potential for small changes to yield challenges humankind
significant and unpredictable outcomes. Academics
has created in the 21st
and scientists can use these theories to help humanity
century.
navigate our way through this challenging time.
8. The holistic nature of Planetary Health rests upon a
scientific foundation, with a compelling focus on the
evidence of planetary boundaries - scientifically defined
domains crucial for environmental sustainability. These
boundaries remind us of our planet’s finite resources
and the critical need to recalibrate our relationship with
the environment. By understanding these boundaries,
we can take steps to live a harmonious life with the
planet. Our collective priority going forward must
be ensuring crossover between science and action,
supported through the arts and humanities.
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THE GREAT TRANSITION
The São Paulo Declaration explains that “we need a fundamental shift in how we live on Earth, what we
are calling the Great Transition. Achieving a global, just transition will require rapid and deep structural
changes across most dimensions of human activity.
This includes how we produce and consume food, energy, and manufactured goods; how we
construct and live in our cities; and how we consider and measure growth, progress, and development,
and govern ourselves. It will also require rethinking our values and relationship within Nature and to
each other from human exceptionalism, domination, and scarcity to interdependence, equity, and
regeneration.
The Great Transition offers the possibility of greater richness of experience, greater wellbeing, and
an enhanced opportunity for all beings to thrive. It will take practitioners, scholars, and policymakers
across every dimension of human activity working together. It will require listening to, integrating, and
amplifying voices in every community from Indigenous Peoples, faith traditions, artists, entrepreneurs,
to scientists. Every person, in every place, from every calling, has a role to play in safeguarding the
health of the planet and people for future generations.”
Achieving a Just, Global Transition through Planetary Health
Planetary Health is a powerful framework for accelerating a just, global transition to a sustainable and
fair society. By using Planetary Health research, evidence and ideas in our decisions and policies, we
can:
Support Sustainable Development: Through Planetary Health, we can have both a
healthy economy and a liveable future. We can use clean energy, develop a circular
economy, produce food in sustainable ways, reduce unnecessary consumption and
promote conservation. This way, we can ensure prosperity and improve our lives while
regenerating and creating a thriving environment.
Work Together: Tackling global problems such as climate change and its root causes
which include fossil fuel extraction, consumption and emissions, requires collaboration.
The Planetary Health movement encourages governments, organisations, and
individuals to share knowledge, resources, and innovative ideas. By working together,
we can reach extraordinary goals and create a sense of global togetherness.
Educate and Empower: Learning about Planetary Health helps us understand how our
actions affect the planet. We can empower people to make good choices by teaching
these ideas in schools and beyond, making resources accessible and equitable for all
learners, and raising awareness. This way, we can foster a new generation of people
who understand our relationship with, and dependency on, nature and embrace living
sustainably.
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Planetary Health is an important way of looking at the world. It shows how our health
and the health of the planet are interconnected. When faced with an environmental
or social challenge, we should feel empowered to find the root cause and work
together openly to design solutions to solve the difficulty for the long term. By focusing
on Planetary Health, we can make the just, global transition happen—a future where
we all live sustainably and fairly. By taking care of the environment, we can create a
better world for ourselves and allow future generations to thrive.
A Planetary Health approach requires global cooperation at an unprecedented
scale, speed and level. Public interest is high; now is the time. We have an opportunity
to bring stakeholders and communities together. The Planetary Health framework is
uniquely suited to meet this challenge. Working across the three key change areas
articulated here can unlock the potential that already exists to achieve a just, global
transition.
The challenges we face
demand prompt, decisive
action, and we stand united in
our resolve to contribute to a
resilient and sustainable future.
These commitments signify
our determination to actively
implement measures that
advance Planetary Health.
Kuala Lumpur Call to Action
2024
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Figure 2. A History of Planetary Health: From the Rockefeller Foundation–Lancet Commission 2015
to the Kuala Lumpur Declaration on Planetary Health 2024
Kuala Lumpur
Call to Action
From Evidence to Action:
2024 Confronting Reality
Sunway University,
Malaysia
Building the Field and
Growing the Movement 2022
Harvard University,
Boston, USA
São Paulo
Declaration
Bridging Communities to
Achieve the Great Transition
2021
University of São Paulo,
Brazil
Reconceiving the Kind of
World We Want to Live in
2019
Stanford University,
California, USA
Catalysing Efforts to Resolve
the Great Planetary Health Crises
2018 of Our Time
University of Edinburgh,
Scotland
Inaugural Meeting
Harvard University, 2017
Boston, USA
Introduction of
2015 Planetary health
The Lancet
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CHAPTER 2
THE HISTORY
The Planetary Health Alliance and
the 2021 São Paulo Declaration on Planetary Health
The concept of Planetary Health was launched in 2015 by the Rockefeller Foundation
and The Lancet, through the Rockefeller Foundation–Lancet Commission on
Planetary Health.4 This marked the beginning of a global conversation about
the interconnectedness between human health and the health of our planet.
Subsequently in December of the same year, the Planetary Health Alliance (PHA) was
founded. To read more about PHA, please see https://www.planetaryhealthalliance.
org/.
This Roadmap can build on the following PHA achievements:
• Formation of a Global Consortium: The PHA has successfully brought together
a consortium of more than 400 universities, government entities, research
institutes, and other partners around the world. This global network continues
to grow, and is committed to understanding and addressing the impacts of
global environmental change on health.
• Dissemination of New Research: The PHA supports the dissemination of
new research in the field of Planetary Health. This increases awareness and
understanding of the links between accelerating global environmental change
and human health.
4 https://www.thelancet.com/article/S0140-6736(15)60901-1/fulltext
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• Development and Curation of Educational Materials: The PHA has been
instrumental in the development and curation of foundational education
materials in the field of Planetary Health, including the first Planetary Health
textbook, which has been translated into three languages, and the Planetary
Health Education Framework. These resources are crucial to educate the next
generation of Planetary Health practitioners and advocates.
• Hosting Annual Meetings: The PHA co-hosts annual meetings that serve as a
convening platform to showcase change-making science, stories, solutions,
and communities. These meetings, held periodically at PHA headquarters or
co-hosted by a partner institution – so as to ensure fresh energy is brought
to the community and its work, play a vital role in building systemic solutions
across economies, governance, and civil society.
• Regional Hubs: The PHA has established ten Regional Hubs which focus on the
policy, funding, and organisational landscapes that make each region unique,
providing opportunities for building transformational change. These hubs
play a crucial role in promoting Planetary Health principles and practices at a
regional level.
• Next Generation Leaders: This open-access network connects young people
who would like to engage with the Planetary Health community. PHA staff and
Next Gen Fellows work to support these diverse efforts by providing introductory
resources, workshop materials, mentorship opportunities, and community-
building platforms.
• Promotion of the São Paulo Declaration on Planetary Health5: The PHA played
a significant role in promoting the São Paulo Declaration on Planetary Health.
This seminal Declaration is a global call to action co-created by the Planetary Health
community. It outlines the urgent need for deep, structural changes in how we live, to
protect human health and all life on Earth. The Declaration, endorsed by more than
300 signatories from over 48 countries and published in The Lancet, emphasises
the need for a rapid shift in how we produce and consume food, energy, and
manufactured goods, and insists on healing our relationship with nature and each
other. It was drafted during the 2021 Planetary Health Annual Meeting in São Paulo,
Brazil, concluding with a global consultation of nearly 350 participants from more
than 70 countries.
The declaration has since inspired the development of this Roadmap and
underpinned preparations for the 2024 Planetary Health Summit and Annual Meeting,
with the theme – From Evidence to Action: Confronting Reality.
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