--->url (1) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/UoC-Fee-Structure-Local-AUG-2025-Sept-Update.pdf ------------------------------ 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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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 ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- Table 7: Online Payment Portal FPX (Preferred Option) JomPAY On-campus Payment Counter 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. ---------------------------------------- Table 8: Online Banking / Telegraphic Transfer None UoC CCC 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 ---------------------------------------- Table 9: Empty DataFrame Columns: [, , , ] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- --->url (2) https://web.cyberjaya.edu.my/intake/ ------------------------------ Error: Page.goto: Timeout 30000ms exceeded. Call log: \- navigating to "https://web.cyberjaya.edu.my/intake/", waiting until "load" --->url (3) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programmes ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Find a Programme Gain interdisciplinary knowledge and graduate career-ready with a comparable degree aligned to leading universities worldwide. #### Search Search Search Clear #### By Levels By Levels By LevelsAll LevelBachelor (21)Certificate (4)Diploma (14)Foundation (4)Masters (14)PhD (4)PhD/Doctorate (1) #### By Faculty By Faculty * All * Business & Technology * Allied Health Science * Psychology & Social Science * The Centre for Foundation, Languages and General Studies * Creative Arts and Design * Pharmacy * Centre for Research & Graduate Studies * Nursing * Occupational Safety & Health Management * Medicine * Traditional & Complementary Medicine Reset 1 - 62 of 62 posts ## Certificate in Visual Design ## Foundation in Science ## Bachelor in Mass Communication (Honours) ## Bachelor of Counselling (Honours) ## Master in Business Administration (MBA) Dual Award with Federation University Australia ## Diploma in Pharmacy ## Diploma in Mass Communication ## Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Early Childhood Education ## Master in Islamic Finance ## Diploma in Digital Creative Content ## Diploma in Graphic Design ## Bachelor in Creative Multimedia (Honours) ## Bachelor of Multimedia (Honours) in 3D Animation ## Bachelor of Art (Honours) in Graphic Design (Advertising) ## Diploma in 3D Animation ## Master of Business Data Science ## Doctor of Business Administration ## Bachelor of Education (Hons) in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) ## Diploma in Early Childhood Education ## Bachelor of Dietetics (Honours) ## Master of Business Administration (Open & Distance Learning) ## Certificate in Science ## Diploma in Healthcare ## Certificate in Business ## Certificate in Information Technology (IT) ## Foundation in Allied Health Sciences ## Foundation in Arts ## Foundation in Science (Medicine/Pharmacy) ## Bachelor of Homeopathic Medical Science (Honours) ## Diploma in Cosmetics ## Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) ## Doctor of Philosophy (Management) ## Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D) ## Master in Science (MSc) ## Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences ## Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science ## Master in Clinical Pharmacy ## Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences ## Master of Medical Science (MSc) (By Research) ## Diploma in Occupational Safety and Health ## Bachelor in Occupational Safety And Health (Honours) ## Master of Science in Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Management ## Diploma in Information Technology (IT) ## Bachelor in Information Technology (Honours) (IT) ## Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) ## Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) ## Master of Science in Public Health (Global Health) ## Diploma in Business Administration ## Diploma in Accounting ## Bachelor in Business Administration (Hons) ## Bachelor in International Business Management (Hons) ## Bachelor in Accounting and Finance (Honours) ## Master of Business Administration (MBA) ## Diploma in Psychology ## Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) ## Master of Clinical Psychology ## Diploma in Medical and Health Science ## Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering Technology (Honours) ## Bachelor in Physiotherapy (Honours) ## Master of Physiotherapy ## Diploma in Nursing ## Bachelor of Nursing (Hons) --->url (4) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/bachelor-of-psychology-hons ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) ## Be a Psychologist or Therapist Full-time: 3 years (R2/0313/6/0006)11/28 (MQA/FA3452) ### 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 * Management * 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 Minimum CGPA of 2.00 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. 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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 Week 6-14 07/04/25 – 06/06/25 Lesson (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 - 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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. 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Learn why the University of Cyberjaya is the university of choice for thousands of graduates. Download a copy now. Full Name Phone/Mobile Download Now --->url (14) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/doctor-of-philosophy-management ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # 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. --->url (15) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/doctor-of-philosophy-phd ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # 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. 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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 Table 1: ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- --->url (19) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/faculty-of-creative-art-and-design-students-explore-koreas-creative-scene ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu 24 Jun 2025 4 mins read # Faculty of Creative Art and Design Students Explore Korea’s Creative Scene EventsFCADPusan National UniversitySouth Korea Share This Post: Any enquries on University of Cyberjaya or this article? Contact Us 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. ### More Stories #### University of Cyberjaya Shines at the 34th International Invention, Innovation and Technology Exhibition 2023 #### University of Cyberjaya Psychology Students Shine in Community Engagement Camp #### 180 Students Practice Emergency Evacuation in a Military Camp twitterfacebooklinkedinwhatsapptelegramhomestarbubblemagnifiercrosschevron- uparrow-left --->url (20) https://web.cyberjaya.edu.my/ciuchs-2025/ ------------------------------ * Home * Speakers * Programme Schedule * Registration Fees * Abstract Submission * Home * Speakers * Programme Schedule * Registration Fees * Abstract Submission Register * Home * Speakers * Programme Schedule * Registration Fees * Abstract Submission * Home * Speakers * Programme Schedule * Registration Fees * Abstract Submission Register ### 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** Register Here 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) University of Cyberjaya (UoC) (DU053(B)) © 2025 | All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy --->url (21) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/admission/financial-aid-options/fees-structure ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Fees Structure Malaysian Invest in your future with our transparent and competitive educational fee structure 1. Home › 2. Admission › 3. Financial Aid Options › 4. Fees Structure Malaysian # Malaysian Fees Download PDF Fee Structure ### 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 --->url (22) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/UoC-Fee-Structure-Local-AUG-2025-FINAL.pdf ------------------------------ 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. 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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\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 ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- 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 ---------------------------------------- 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. ---------------------------------------- Table 8: 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 ---------------------------------------- Table 9: Empty DataFrame Columns: [, , , ] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- --->url (23) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/admission/financial-aid-options/fees-structure-international ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Fees Structure International Invest in your future with our transparent and competitive educational fee structure 1. Home › 2. Admission › 3. Financial Aid Options › 4. Fees Structure International # 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. --->url (24) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/admission/international-admissions ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # International Admissions 1. Home › 2. Admission › 3. International Admissions Malaysia Kuala Lumpur and Cyberjaya Living Expenses Visa & Immigration New Students Existing Students Dependent Pass International Payments International Scholarships Malaysia comprises two land masses in South East Asia – the Malay Peninsula and East Malaysia, the northern half of the island of Borneo. The Peninsula lies just above the equator, so Malaysia enjoys warm, sunny and humid equatorial weather all year round, with some months wetter than others. Malaysia is a constitutional monarchy with thirteen states and a population of 33.57 million. Malay (Bahasa Malaysia) is the official language, and Islam is the official religion. But English, Indian languages, Mandarin and Chinese dialects are widely spoken, as are languages of peoples indigenous to Borneo, which has unique ethnic communities of the Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak. Nowhere is there such an exciting diversity of cultures with their festivals, beliefs, customs and traditions. With such varying ethnic composition, it is no surprise that a great diversity of religions is prevalent throughout Malaysia. The Malaysian currency is “RM”, which stands for “Ringgit Malaysia”. The electricity voltage in Malaysia is 220- 240 volts. ### Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s biggest and most populous city, is the capital city of Malaysia and a modern cosmopolitan of ethnical diversity. It is situated midway along the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Amidst its fast paced life and modernity, Kuala Lumpur is a cultural melting pot, radiating an exciting and enticing charm with its delightful mix of cross-cultural influences, traditions varied cuisine, first class attractions, entertainment and shopping facilities. All in all, to leave you in awe. Popularly known as KL, this city has become host to many international sporting, political and cultural events including the annual Formula One Grand Prix since the 1990s. The transportation system in this city is a cooperation of complex systems of infrastructure. KL has an unrivalled transportation system in Malaysia, including an integrated rail network, and an automated driverless metro system, extending its network right into the heart of the city. For more information on Malaysia and Kuala Lumpur, visit: www.tourism.gov.my www.dbkl.gov.my ### Cyberjaya Cyberjaya is a planned township and a central part of the nation’s Multimedia Super Corridor, Malaysian answer to the Silicon Valley. It is lush with greeneries, wide highways and houses the regional hubs for some of the world’s top tech companies. Located a mere 30 minutes from the city of Kuala Lumpur, Cyberjaya offers a b79303conducive and highly stimulating environment for students complete with malls, entertainment outlets, theater, recreational parks student housing. It is no wonder then that Cyberjaya is also home to over 5 different universities. The township is just 30 minutes from the Kuala Lumpur International Airport and can be accessed via an express rail directly from the airport. More on Cyberjaya Campus 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 a number of years. Kuala Lumpur is the financial capital of Malaysia and is more expensive to live in than other cities, although living costs in the Cyberjaya area are lower than in the city centre. Apart from university tuition fees you need to plan for expenditure on food, accommodation, transport, mobile device connectivity and leisure. These costs will depend on where you choose to live, your interests and lifestyle, but estimated total monthly expenses range from RM 2,000 to RM 3,000. To help you plan your budget, the following guide would serve as a brief estimate of some essential expenditures while you are in Malaysia: Accommodation: RM 550 – 800 monthly (sharing basis unit) RM 800 – RM2000 monthly (one whole unit) Food: RM600 – RM800 monthly Travel: RM200 – RM 300 monthly Other expenses, including medical, toiletries and laundry; mobile phone and internet charges; stationery, social activity: RM500 and upwards 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’s Student Visa 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@cyberjaya.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 visa office administrative charges. There is also a new online application platform known as the eVISA system which can be used for the categories of applicants below: eVISA web page link https://malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my/evisa/evisa.jsp **International students that require a Single-Entry Visa (SEV) ** International students who are enrolled in public or private higher education institutions, language centers, internationally accredited training centers. Dependents of international students Kindly be informed that international students and their dependents who overstay their student visa may be subjected to the enforcement by the Malaysian Immigration Department effective 1st February 2022. **Malaysia Premium Visa Programme (PVIP) ** The Malaysian Immigration Department (JIM) recently launched a new initiative called the Malaysia Premium Visa Programme (PVIP). Under the PVIP Malaysia programme, students enjoy a multitude of benefits, including a passport approval period of up to 20 years, the freedom to study and work, opportunities for investment, and the ability to withdraw 50% of the Fixed Deposit for education, healthcare, and property purchases. For more information, please follow**THIS LINK**. Access the terms and conditions **HERE**. Kindly visit our **Helpdesk** for visa renewal submission or any other inquiries pertaining to your visa. **_Penalty Charges for Late Renewal of Visa Application & Overstay for International Students_** The University Management implements a gazette of penalty charges for the late submission of visa renewal and overstay that will be imposed with immediate effect. The penalty establishment is to ensure a high level of compliance towards the Malaysian Immigration Department and to abide by the guidelines and regulations set forth. **1. Application Submission - **Penalty imposed for students who failed to submit their application for visa renewal 3 months before their visa expired. (Penalty Charges : RM 400) **2\. Overstay - ** Penalty imposed for those who failed to submit their passport and stayed illegally in Malaysia after visa expiry. (Penalty Charges : RM 400) For more details about the scheduled charges and mode of payments, please reach out to the International Student Services Counter, our ISVU office located at Level 6, Tower Block or contact us at 03 – 83137126 or email ISVU@cyberjaya.edu.my 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 an estimation and it is dependent on EMGS and Immigration Department. Those who are holding the Diplomatic Pass or Malaysian Permanent Residents (PR) - with Malaysian identity cards, Residence Pass – Talent (RP) as well as those with MM2H and Dependent Pass (with Permission to Study Stamp/Letter from Immigration) are exempted from applying the Student Pass and Visa. 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 University of Cyberjaya * 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 * English Language Certificate – proficiency in English is a prerequisite for admission and the English language tests which are accepted for Student Pass Application are: * PTE - Academic (Pearson Test of English), * ELTS (International English Language Testing System), * TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language), * CAE (Cambridge English: Advance), * CPE (Cambridge English: Proficiency), and * MUET (Malaysian University English Test) * 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. __ * List of Countries that requires Single Entry Visa (SEV) prior to entering Malaysia https://visa.educationmalaysia.gov.my/guidelines/sev-required-countries.html You MUST report to the Student Visa 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 for student pass and visa endorsement. This process takes 4-6 weeks. Do not to make any travel plans until the endorsement process is completed and your passport is returned to you. The Student Visa 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 country 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. 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 Student Visa 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 penalises students who overstay. You should apply to renew your student pass through the Student Visa Office at least 3 months before your pass expires. Documents required are as follows: * Your passport * Photocopies of passport (ALL pages) * Passport-sized colour photo with WHITE background (3.5cm x 5cm) * Visa fee payment * Student’s statement of account * Academic result until the latest semester * Summary of attendance report until the latest semester The visa fee includes the cost of an insurance premium. The renewal process takes approximately 6 – 12 weeks. Please consult the Student Visa Office staff for advice before making any travel arrangements. There will be additional charges for late submission of visa renewal. Changing Programmes Application for a new Student Pass is required for the following circumstances: * Progression (foundation studies to undergraduate level) * Change of programme (within the same university) * Transferring to another institution The above processes require payment of processing fees and other related charges which will be borne by the student. Renewal / Loss of Passport If you renew or change your passport for any reason, please visit the Student Visa 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 Student Visa Office for further advice. There will be charges incurred for this process. Transfer of student pass takes 14 working days. Cancellation of Student Pass Under the Malaysian Immigration Regulations, the student pass is COMPULSORY to be cancelled when the following indicators occur: * i. Studies have been completed - student status changed to "Graduated" or * ii. Withdrawn / Dismissed from a programme or * iii. Transferred to another Malaysian institution. Kindly seek advice from the Student Visa Office before submitting your passport for the above purposes (i-iii). Failure to cancel the student pass will result in difficulties in applying for a new student visa if you wish to continue studying in Malaysia. You are required to be physically present in Malaysia for the cancellation of the student pass; note that the process will take approximately 14 working days. The University has the right to withhold your certificate, transcript and scroll if the cancellation is not done properly. Eligibility If you are a Student Pass holder, you may apply for a Malaysia Dependent Pass for the following family members: * Your legal spouse (husband/wife) * Children under 18 years of age * Legally adopted children under 18 years of age * Your parents All postgraduate students enrolled with a valid Student Pass are eligible to apply for Dependant Pass(es). Undergraduate students who are studying for their bachelor’s degree will only be eligible to apply for dependant passes on behalf of their families if they are citizens of the following countries: 1. Saudi Arabia 2. Bahrain 3. United Arab Emirates (UAE) 4. Turkey 5. Qatar 6. Azerbaijan 7. Palestinian Territories 8. Kuwait 9. Yemen 10. Iran 11. Syria 12. Oman 13. Jordan 14. Lebanon 15. Iraq 16. Libya 17. Maldives Disclaimer: The University does not manage dependent pass application on behalf of student. Requirements For a Malaysia Dependant Pass The following documents are required for a Malaysia Dependent Pass application: 1. Two recent passport sized pictures of the applicant 2. Complete copy of your family members’ passports, including the cover, personal information pages, any visas you have received as well as the empty pages. 3. The passport must be valid for at least 12 months from the intended date of arrival in Malaysia. 4. Proof of family relationship, such as: * Marriage certificate, for legal spouses * Birth certificate for children/parents * Custody letter for the child (if applicable) * Adoption papers for the child (if applicable) 5. Copy of your Employment Pass or Student Pass 6. Payment of the Dependant Pass paid by bank to the Immigration Department 7. Two copies of the Malaysian visa application forms (IMM.12 and IMM.38) 8. Personal bond (for Student Pass holders) 9. Letter of confirmation from the educational institution (for Student Pass holders) The copies of the marriage and birth certificates you submitted must be translated into English, if they are in other languages. The translations must be done by either the Embassy or Consulate of your family members’ respective country in Malaysia or at the Institut Terjemahan Buku Malaysia. Additionally, the documents must be endorsed as a Certified True Copy (CTC) by the Embassy or Consulate of your family members’ respective country in Malaysia or the Malaysian Embassy/Consulate in your family members’ country. Important * The Dependant Pass application will only be accepted if you have a valid student pass * Dependant Pass applications are to be accompanied with a supporting letter, personal bond and stamp from the University. Please submit a request for a supporting letter via helpdesk: https://cyberjaya.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/25 and we will notify you to collect it within 3 working days at the International Office, UG Floor, UoC Campus. * The approval of a Dependant Pass is final Dependant Pass Application For International Student's Children Children below the age of 18 years old can remain and study in Malaysia while holding a dependant pass under their parents. Children of international students aged 18 years and above must apply separately for a student pass if they wish to study in Malaysia. Walk-in Applications Submit your application in hardcopy to the following Immigration Department of Malaysia office: Immigration Department of Malaysia Level 3, Visas and Permit Division Block 2G4, Persiaran Perdana Presint 2, 62550 Putrajaya Visa Approval Letter For Dependants To Travel To Malaysia The Immigration Department of Malaysia must grant your dependents a Visa Approval Letter (VAL) before they can travel to Malaysia. The next step is for your family members to apply for a ‘Malaysia Visa With Reference’ at the closest Malaysian embassy or consulate using the VAL. For foreigners who want to enter Malaysia for reasons other than tourism or brief social visits, the Malaysian government grants ‘Visas With Reference’. Arriving in Malaysia After your family members arrive in Malaysia, they must submit their passports to the Immigration Department of Malaysia, so that they can receive the Malaysia Dependent Pass sticker. Validity Of The Malaysia Dependant Pass Your family members will receive a Dependent Pass with the same duration as your own Employment Pass or Student Pass. It can be renewed in the same manner as well. Restriction To Dependant Pass Holders Malaysia Dependent Pass holders are not allowed to work under the conditions of the Dependent Pass. If your family member wants to start working, they must convert their Dependent Pass into an Employment Pass. As such, they would be subject to the requirements and conditions of the Employment Pass, including duration. Their employer must apply for the Employment Pass at the Visa, Pass and Permit Division of the Immigration Department of Malaysia or at any State Immigration Office. Renewing Dependant Visa The student (principal holder) must have a valid student pass sticker present in the passport before starting the process. 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More information on International Scholarship homestarbubblemagnifiercrosschevron-upchevron-downarrow-left --->url (25) https://web.cyberjaya.edu.my/iprc-registration/ ------------------------------ * Home * Pre-conference Workshop * Programme * Abstract * Registration * Committee * Home * Pre-conference Workshop * Programme * Abstract * Registration * Committee __ Register Now 6th International Pharmaceutical Research Conference (6th IPRC) Innovating for a Sustainable Future: New Paradigms in Pharmaceutical Sciences 19 – 21 September 2025 | University of Cyberjaya Download Brochure Registration and Fees Conference Pricing Table Conference & Workshop Fees Participant Type | Conference | Pre-Conference Workshop ---|---|--- Local Participant (RM) Student | RM 250 | RM 300 Professional | RM 350 | RM 300 UoC Student | RM 150 | RM 300 International Participant (USD) Student | USD 150 | USD 80 Professional | USD 200 | USD 80 Register Here *Combo Deal (Conference + Pre-Conference workshop) – Save RM 50 (Local) / USD 20 (International) *Register as a group of FIVE(5) and receive ONE(1) free registration (Conference only) _**Full Attendance: 20 CPD Points (Pre-conferece: 6 CPD Points | Main Conference: 14 CPD Points)**_ **6th iPRC Secretariat: Email: **secretariat.iprc2025@cyberjaya.edu.my **Address****:** Faculty of Pharmacy University of Cyberjaya, Persiaran Bestari, Cyber 11, 63000 Cyberjaya --->url (26) https://web.cyberjaya.edu.my/icbtmh/ ------------------------------ * Home * About * Registration & Fees * Join the Conference * Payment Details * Itinerary * Accommodation & Facilities * Home * About * Registration & Fees * Join the Conference * Payment Details * Itinerary * Accommodation & Facilities * Home * About * Registration & Fees * Join the Conference * Payment Details * Itinerary * Accommodation & Facilities * Home * About * Registration & Fees * Join the Conference * Payment Details * Itinerary * Accommodation & Facilities ICBTMH2025 ### 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)_ Download Brochure In Collaboration with Supported By Sanjivani college of pharmacy, India 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 Join the Conference Or submit your abstract and be a part of our conference! __**For hybrid online participation,** please write to kugu.bumilingam@cyberjaya.edu.my __ 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 registration but fail to attend the congress. 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Register Here Submit Abstract * __ Proceedings and selected full-length manuscripts will be published in scopus indexed journal * __ Early Bird Registration **Deadline: 15th April 2025 (Final Call)** * __ For collaborations, please contact: **Dr. Ashok Balaraman ** 011-162733789 ashok@cyberjaya.edu.my * __ Submit your abstract by **scan the QR code or clicking the button below** Submit Here Payment Details **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) 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 https://l1nk.dev/ew5JJ or scan below QR Code. ### 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 1. **https://dpulze.com/** 2. **https://www.ioicitymall.com.my/** ### Local Tour Booking Please contact the tour provider at +60123180488 (Mr Surin). Booking the tour is sole responsibility of the participant, organising committee will not hold any responsibility associated with this. **Tour Booking will close on 12 May 2025** University of Cyberjaya (UoC) (DU053(B)) © 2025 | All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy --->url (27) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/bachelor-of-medicine-bachelor-ofsurgery-mbbs ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # 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 at SPM level or its equivalent --->url (28) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/admission/financial-aid-options/funding ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Funding The University of Cyberjaya offers several financial aid options to help you pay for your studies. 1. Home › 2. Admission › 3. Financial Aid Options › 4. Funding Everyone needs a little help now and then, especially when it comes to funding 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 the University’s control, and is within the prerogative and discretion of each instutition. Do check on their rules regarding eligibility before applying. Narrow Your Search Funding - Organisation * All * Internal Scholarships (17) * Foundation & Co-op (5) * Government (4) * Private (3) * Agencies & NGO (2) Funding Type Funding - Type * All * Partial Funding * Full Funding Scholarship Type Funding - Target * All * Malaysian Students * International Students Funding - Sorting Sort contentAlphabetical (A-Z)Alphabetical (Z-A) 1 - 31 of 31 posts #### 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. 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Form 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? 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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 1. Download AMU Prospectus Brochure 2. Download Forms 1. Student’s Personal Form 2. Medical Examination Form 3. Deferment Application Form 4. Student Request Form 5. Withdrawal Form CAMPUS LIFE * Kota Kinabalu Campus * Science Laboratories * Computer Laboratories * Accommodation * Scholarship Lot 33 – 40, Block C Plaza Juta 7.2 KM Off Jalan Tuaran 88400 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Tel: +088 431 025 / 035 Whatsapp: 019 3888621 © 2024 Cyberjaya College Kota Kinabalu (DK254-02(S)). All Rights Reserved. | Privacy Policy Enquire Now __ × Close Panel --->url (41) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/admission/guidelines-procedures ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Guidelines & Procedures 1. Home › 2. Admission › 3. Guidelines & Procedures Registration Procedure Payment Instructions Online Registration Guideline Online Application Applicant submits application online and will receive a reference number for future reference Notification Successful applicants will receive an email notification and can obtain the offer letter though the online application system. Applicants will Accept/Reject the offer. If accepted, applicants will have to complete online acceptance process. Registration Day All candidates are required to bring along their completed registration forms and all supporting documents on registration day. Registration Day Proceed to the registration counter with all verified supporting documents as per following: * Certified True Copy of Birth Certificate * Certified True Copy of Identification Card * Certified True Copy of SPM / GCE O-Level Certificate * Certified True Copy of Transcript of Foundation / Matriculation / Diploma / GCE A-Level / STPM REGISTRATION DAY * Proceed with the full registration process once they have verified the documents at Verification Counter * All new students are required to attend an orientation programme. ### Payment Instructions 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. Go Green and save the earth. 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 #### Domestic Payment Instructions (Preferred) #### JomPAY Biller Code : 72207 Ref-1: Student Matrix Number (without space/hyphen) Ref-2: Student Name 1. Look for the JomPAY logo on your invoice 2. Login to Internet or Mobile Banking at your bank and look for JomPAY 3. Enter the JomPAY Biller code “72207”, Student Matrix at Ref-1 and Student Name at Ref-2 #### Online Payment Portal FPX Please access our online payment portal for payment via bank-transfer and credit card 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 **Account Name:**** **** **** ** UOC Sdn Bhd ** Beneficiary Bank:**** **** **Affin Bank Berhad **Account Number:**** **** **10-673-000249-2 **Branch Address:** No. P1-13, Shaftbury Square, Lot No 2350 Cyber 6, Persiaran Multimedia, 63000 Cyberjaya, 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) #### 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, Persiaran Multimedia, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor ** Company Registration No:** 1339923-X ** 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. homestarbubblemagnifiercrosschevron-upchevron-rightarrow-left --->url (42) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/admission ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Admission ## New UoC Students ## What Students Say ## Apply with APEL ## Guidelines & Procedures ## Online Application ## Online Payment Options ## Academic Calendar for Students ## International Admissions ## Download Brochures & Forms ## Financial Aid Options --->url (43) https://college.cyberjaya.edu.my/funding/ ------------------------------ * ABOUT US __ * INFORMATION __ * Background * Vision and Mission * PROGRAMMES __ * CERTIFICATE __ * Certificate in Information Technology * Certificate in Business * Certificate in Science * Certificate in Visual Design * DIPLOMA __ * Diploma in Healthcare * CAMPUS LIFE __ * CYBERJAYA CAMPUS * CAMPUS LABORATORIES * LIVING IN CYBERJAYA * FUNDING * ABOUT US ____ * INFORMATION ____ * Background – * Vision and Mission – * PROGRAMMES __ * CERTIFICATE ____ * Certificate in Information Technology – * Certificate in Business – * Certificate in Science – * Certificate in Visual Design – * DIPLOMA ____ * Diploma in Healthcare – * CAMPUS LIFE ____ * CYBERJAYA CAMPUS – * CAMPUS LABORATORIES – * LIVING IN CYBERJAYA – * FUNDING – * ABOUT US * INFORMATION __ * Background * Vision and Mission * PROGRAMMES * CERTIFICATE __ * Certificate in Information Technology * Certificate in Business * Certificate in Science * Certificate in Visual Design * DIPLOMA __ * Diploma in Healthcare * CAMPUS LIFE * CYBERJAYA CAMPUS * CAMPUS LABORATORIES * LIVING IN CYBERJAYA * FUNDING * Our Institutions * University of Cyberjaya * Cyberjaya College Kota Kinabalu * Cyberjaya College Kuching * News & Events * Contact Us * QUICKLINKS * Student Portal * Staff Portal * APPLY NOW * Application Form # Funding * Home __ * Funding ###### Experience Campus Life ## Funding Cyberjaya College offers several financial aid options to help you pay for your studies in accordance to the organisations' terms and conditions. These include internal bursaries and scholarships. There are also many external organisations such as NGOs, foundations and government agencies that provide additional aid if required. Please see below for the common scholarship or financial aid that our students have applied for. If you have any questions, please email us at college@cyberjaya.edu.my. ### Internal Scholarship & Financial Aid #### Foundation in Health Science Worth RM10,000 of scholarship for eligible students. #### Bursary Award Up to 10% of Tuition Fee for selected Diploma Programmes. #### Academic Excellence Scholarship Merit Scholarship is awarded to outstanding students ### External Scholarship & Financial Aid #### Yayasan Palan 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. For more information, _please visit here_. #### PERKESO PERKESO (SOCSO) is offering educational loans, amounting to as much as RM100,000, to children of members who receive monthly invalidity pensions. Since1997, SOCSO has given out as much as RM94mil in loans to dependents of SOCSO contributors who qualified for the study loan. For more information, _please visit here_. #### National Higher Education Loan Fund (PTPTN) Students applying to study at the Cyberjaya College Central 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.. #### Financial aid from other agencies There are also many external organizations such as NGOs, foundations and government agencies that provide additional aid if required. Contact our Education Counsellor for more information. CAMPUS LIFE * Cyberjaya Campus * Campus Laboratories * Living in Cyberjaya * Background * Vision and Mission * Certificate * Diploma Persiaran Bestari, Cyber 11, 63000, Cyberjaya, Selangor. Tel: +60383137000 Web Designer Malaysia © Cyberjaya College Central (DK354(B)). All Rights Reserved. | Privacy Policy enquire now * ABOUT US * INFORMATION * Background * Vision and Mission * __Back * __Back * PROGRAMMES * CERTIFICATE * Certificate in Information Technology * Certificate in Business * Certificate in Science * Certificate in Visual Design * __Back * DIPLOMA * Diploma in Healthcare * __Back * __Back * CAMPUS LIFE * CYBERJAYA CAMPUS * CAMPUS LABORATORIES * LIVING IN CYBERJAYA * FUNDING * __Back × Close Panel --->url (44) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Global-Empowerment-Female-Bursary.pdf ------------------------------ CUCMS offers several financial aid Apply for our 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 Table 1: University is a place where one gains new experiences and knowledge needed to pursue the\ncareer of one’s choice. A place not only to garner education but also a place to acquire soft\nskills and to expand one’s social life or connections. University of Cyberjaya is just the perfect\nplace for this!\nHaissuriya A/P Kumaran\nBachelor of Pharmacy, 2017 None None ---------------------------------------- --->url (45) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Scholarship-Bursary-2024_Updated-12012024.pdf ------------------------------ 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 Table 1: SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARY\nINTERNATIONAL STUDENT\n2024 ---------------------------------------- Table 2: Empty DataFrame Columns: [, TuitionFee, ScholarshipUpTo] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 3: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Foundation in Allied Science, RM25,000, 35%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 4: Empty DataFrame Columns: [, Tuition Fee, Scholarship Up To] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 5: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Diploma in Accounting, RM 50,000, 60%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 6: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Diploma in Psychology, RM 55,000, 25%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 7: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Diploma in Cosmetics, RM 55,000, 25%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 8: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Diploma in 3D Animation, RM 45,000, 42%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 9: Empty DataFrame Columns: [, Tuition Fee, Scholarship Up To] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 10: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Diploma in Early Childhood Education, RM 55,000, 30%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 11: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Diploma in Nursing, RM 67,400, 43%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 12: Empty DataFrame Columns: [, Tuition Fee, Scholarship Up To] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 13: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Bachelor of International Business Management (Hons), RM 75,000, 40%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 14: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Bachelor in Psychology (Hons), RM 76,500, 29%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 15: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design (Advertising) (Hons), RM 85,000, 29%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 16: Empty DataFrame Columns: [, Tuition Fee, ScholarshipUpTo] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 17: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Bachelor in Creative Multimedia (Hons), RM 85,000, 29%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 18: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Bachelor Of Education in Teaching English as A Second Language (Hons), RM 76,500, 41%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 19: Empty DataFrame Columns: [BachelorofBiomedicalEngineering Technology (Hons), RM 84,000, 17%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 20: Empty DataFrame Columns: [, Tuition Fee, Scholarship UpTo] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 21: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Bachelorof Nursing (Hons), RM 100,000, 45%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 22: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Bachelor ofPharmacy (Hons), RM 150,000, 40%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 23: Empty DataFrame Columns: [BachelorofMedicine &BachelorofSurgery(MBBS), RM 450,000, 16%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 24: Empty DataFrame Columns: [, Tuition Fee, Scholarship] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 25: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Master of Science in Public Health (GlobalHealth), RM 50,000, 24%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 26: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Master of Business Administration (MBA -ODL), RM 35,000, 74%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 27: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Master in Islamic Finance, RM 45,000, 57%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 28: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Master of Clinical Psychology, RM 82,000, 39%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 29: Empty DataFrame Columns: [, Tuition Fee, Scholarship] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 30: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Master in Science (By Research), RM 35,000, 25%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 31: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD), RM 52,500, 24%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 32: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Science, RM 35,000, 14%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 33: Empty DataFrame Columns: [Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Management, RM 40,000, 25%] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- --->url (46) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/uoc-scholarship-application-rules-and-regulations ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu **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. --->url (47) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/funding/uoc-foundation-scholarship ------------------------------ Error: Page.goto: Timeout 30000ms exceeded. Call log: \- navigating to "https://cyberjaya.edu.my/funding/uoc-foundation-scholarship", waiting until "load" --->url (48) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/admission/financial-aid-options ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Financial Aid Options * Fees Structure International * Fees Structure Malaysian * Funding ## Fees Structure Malaysian ## Fees Structure International ## Funding --->url (49) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/uoc-scholarship ------------------------------ Error: Page.goto: Timeout 30000ms exceeded. 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Call log: \- navigating to "https://cyberjaya.edu.my/funding/uoc-diploma-scholarship-for-international- students", waiting until "load" --->url (52) https://web.cyberjaya.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/UoC-CCC-2022-Prospectus.pdf ------------------------------ 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 33 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 4 CONTENTS 55 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 1100 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 1122 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 13 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: 1144 • 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. 1155 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 16 • 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 17 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. 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MAPSA 2025 will be hosted at the University of Cyberjaya, Malaysia, organized by the Faculty of Psychology and Social Sciences. This year’s theme, _“Mind Meets Machine: Psychology & the Future,”_ explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and psychology, focusing on how AI is transforming mental health care, human behavior, education, and research methodologies. The conference will feature insightful talks, interactive workshops, and engaging discussions that will explore the opportunities and challenges AI brings to the psychology field. Join us to expand your perspectives and uncover new possibilities at the forefront of human and machine intelligence. Call for Papers: We invite submissions under broad themes, such as: * Mental Health and Well-being * Human-AI Interaction and Behavioral Dynamics * Social Psychology in the AI Era * Ethical Challenges of AI in Psychology * Innovations in Psychological Research Using AI * Mass Communication and Media in the age of AI * Early Childhood Development and AI Integration * AI in Education and learning * Teaching and Language Acquisition Registration Fees: Public: RM65 (Early Bird) RM80 (Normal Fee) Students: RM45 (Early Bird) RM60 (Normal Fee) About Us The Faculty of Psychology and Social Science (FPSS) at the University of Cyberjaya is a dynamic hub for students passionate about understanding human behavior and societal dynamics. 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Annual Report 2023 TABLE OF CONTENTS Chairman’s Statement 2 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. 2 Annual Report 2023 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. 4 Annual Report 2023 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 5 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. 6 Annual Report 2023 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. 8 Annual Report 2023 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. 1 0 Annual Report 2023 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. 1 1 Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad (formerly known as Minda Global Berhad) KEY SENIOR MANAGEMENTS’ PROFILE 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. 1 2 Annual Report 2023 KEY SENIOR MANAGEMENTS’ PROFILE (Continued) 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. 1 3 Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad (formerly known as Minda Global Berhad) KEY SENIOR MANAGEMENTS’ PROFILE (Continued) 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. 1 4 Annual Report 2023 KEY SENIOR MANAGEMENTS’ PROFILE (Continued) 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 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. 1 5 Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad (formerly known as Minda Global Berhad) KEY SENIOR MANAGEMENTS’ PROFILE (Continued) 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. 1 6 Annual Report 2023 KEY SENIOR MANAGEMENTS’ PROFILE (Continued) 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. 1 7 Cyberjaya Education Group Berhad (formerly known as Minda Global Berhad) MANAGEMENTS’ PROFILE 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. 1 8 --->url (61) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Roadmap-to-Planetary-Health-FINAL.pdf ------------------------------ 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 iv <<<< 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 >>>> v 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 viii <<<< Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan 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. x <<<< Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan 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 Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan >>>> 1 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. 2 <<<< Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan 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 Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan >>>> 3 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. 4 <<<< Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan 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. Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan >>>> 5 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 6 <<<< Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan 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 Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan >>>> 7 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 8 <<<< Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan • 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. 5 https://www.planetaryhealthalliance.org/São-paulo-declaration Table 1: Empty DataFrame Columns: [, , 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] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 2: Empty DataFrame Columns: [v, ] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 3: Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan >>>> vii\nINTRODUCTION None None Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan >>>> vii\nINTRODUCTION None None None vii None None ---------------------------------------- Table 4: Empty DataFrame Columns: [<<<<, Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 5: Planetary Health: Roadmap and Action Plan >>>> 1\nCHAPTER 1\nTHE EVIDENCE\nWhat is Planetary Health and Why is it Compelling? 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Sustainability Committee Building internal capacity and ownership of the SDGs by the appointment of committee with representatives from all faculties and centres supported by the management, launching and subsequent training. **Sustainability Road Map** Identifying priorities, opportunities and gaps in SDGs that are relevant to the university, local community, and nation through Sustainability Road Map. **Strategic plan** Integrating Sustainable Development Goals within university strategies, research, and outreach programmes. **Monitoring, evaluating, and communicating actions** Collecting data through research and reporting impact through publications, website, social media, and annual report. RECOGNITION The University of Cyberjaya ranked top 401-600 joins a growing list of world leading universities highlighted in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2023. The Rankings is organised and published by Times Higher Education (THE), the publishers of the World University Rankings. THE Impact Rankings 2020 recognises universities across the world for their social and economic impact based on the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). ### Practices What are Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)? Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 global goals set by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015 be achieved by 2030 for a better world. SDGs covers a wide range of social, economic, and environmental issues to be addressed collectively by all sections of society. It is a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity. Goals are interconnected, often the key to success on one goal will involve tackling issues more commonly associated with another. Educational institutions play an essential role in imparting education in sustainability among children and youths to tackle social, economic, and environmental challenges in businesses and community. SDG 1 - NO POVERTY Scholarships and financial aid for students Scholarships and financial aid for students University of Cyberjaya offers several financial aid options to help students to pay for their studies. These include internal bursaries and scholarships. There are also a number of external organizations such as NGOs, foundations and government agencies that provide additional aid. Tabung Amanah Zakat & Kebajikan University of Cyberjaya (TAZUoC) is the university student welfare fund set up in 2007 to aid financially challenged students regardless of religion and race and for staff with low household income with monthly self-allowance, education fee, practical, training allowance, emergency aid, Aidilfitri aid, funeral donation and others. It is funded by the zakat payment from Muslim staff (current: 72 staff) of the university. TAZUoC has also contributed to external parties which included international students from countries such as Bangladesh, Nepal and Thailand who were identified during the Twenties for Smileys (TFS), a humanitarian project under the Student Council of the University. Number of student beneficiaries from B40 (low income) families: 3 000 Total funds collected till present (2017 – 2020): RM 883,013.81. View Report Work & Study programme Work & Study programme Student Library Assistantship (SLA) Programme is offered to UoC full time and part-time students. Students are paid an allowance of RM 5.00/ hour. Job responsibilities are: * Responsible in all loan transactions at the Circulation Counter. * Shelving, shelf-reading and arrangement of furniture and fitting in good order. * Assist library user to locate and use library materials for teaching and learning purposes. * Perform any other task as instructed by Library staff / Library Manager. Student ambassador program by student recruitment department provides UoC students the opportunity to study and earn part time. Work timings are flexible. Students can earn up to RM 45 per day and RM 65 for educational events. The job scope involves data entry, filling, telemarketing, and providing campus tours for prospect students and parents. Around 200 students have participated in this program. Covid-19 Emergency Aid Fund Covid-19 Emergency Aid Fund ‘We Care, You Stay’ COVID-19 Emergency Aid Fund was launched by the student affairs department in partnership with the university’s student welfare fund (TAZUoC). The programme provided food aid and other welfare support for 250 students from 24th March 2020 to 9th June 2020. The fund benefitted both local and international students hailing from Yemen, Pakistan, Sudan, Syria, Brunei, Philippines, Maldives and Bangladesh. Those who contributed include University staff, the general public as well as other parties such as the local mosque, Masjid Raja Haji Fi Sabilillah. Aside from monetary donations, students were also given dry food products for their daily use such as rice, flour, sugar by Lembaga Zakat Selangor, Food Bank Siswa Malaysia (Malaysian Government’s Food Bank initiative) as well as Team Selangor, a community-focused NGO. Total funds collected: RM21,761.00. Number of student beneficiaries: 250 Student ambassador program by student recruitment department provides UoC students the opportunity to study and earn part time. Work timings are flexible. Students can earn up to RM 45 per day and RM 65 for educational events. The job scope involves data entry, filling, telemarketing, and providing campus tours for prospect students and parents. Around 200 students have participated in this program. Support for B40 students Support for B40 students In Malaysia, there are three category of income groups, Top 20% (T20), Middle 40% (M40) and Bottom 40% (B40). Financial aids and scholarships are provided for the B40 group of students. In 2019, there were 291 students’ enrolments from B40 group. 26.5 % of the students enrolled are from the bottom household income group (B40) receiving financial aid from PTPTN. University encourages students to graduate on time. For this there are multiple activities to help students like mentor-mentee, counselling service, student welfare funds, scholarships, loans. University has policy that protects those reporting discriminations from educational disadvantage. University also provides subsidised accommodation, free bus shuttle services from varsity lodge (hostel) to campus and mini food bank. University has taken initiatives to assist students from the low-income group for an example with Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Higher National MIC Youth to provide scholarship to academic performers. Besides scholarships, there are welfare funds, work and study programme to support students from this group to successfully complete their studies. Admission target for B40 students – 30% Graduation/ Completion target for B40 students – 93% Support for International students Support for International students University supports international students who are mostly from the low or lower-middle income countries by providing scholarships and research grants. Countries represented are Syria, Yemen, Kenya, Egypt, Sudan, Nigeria, Tanzania, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Iraq, Turkmenistan, Djibouti, Philippines. University has provided research grants to international PG students. Number of international students: 439 students Number of countries represented by our international students: 48 countries Scholarships & Bursary Anti-poverty programmes Anti-poverty programmes Faculty of Business and Technology conducts programmes in business management to equip students and community with the knowledge of sustainable business. University has also supported social enterprise like Coffee Zone which employs disabled Baristas and local businesses. The YOUNG ENTERPRENUERSHIP CLUB (YEC) is university club in the pipeline to empower students and community with entrepreneurship knowledge and skills. The UoC Student Council has a representative for Entrepreneurial and Economy. Programmes to improve standards of living of community Programmes to improve standards of living of community Belia Harmoni Club in collaboration with members of Student Community Outreach Team (SCOuT) raised awareness regarding hygiene among indigenous children by teaching the right technique of handwashing and tooth brushing. The children were also educated on classes of food and the importance of nutrition for their health. Twenties for Smileys (TFS) is an annual international humanitarian programme conducted by University of Cyberjaya students in low and lower middle-income countries. Basic essential foods items are provided to the needy. Children are educated on self-hygiene and special care. Long-term project is the installation of solar lamps in the village of Tay Ninh in Vietnam to make energy accessible to the locals. https://www.thestar.com.my/news/education/2019/09/01/lending-a-helping- handhttps://cyberjaya.edu.my/news/cucms-students-help-the-local-community-in- ho-chi-minh-vietnam SDG 2 - ZERO HUNGER World Food Day World Food Day 15 000 tonnes of food go to landfills daily in Malaysia, of which 3,000 tonnes are perfectly edible. In conjunction with the World Food Day on 16 Oct 2019, students participated in #MYCleanPlate Campaign in support of local NGO, The Lost Food Project which rescues surplus food and donates it to charities to tackle hunger and food waste. Sustainable Food Choices Sustainable Food Choices University cafeteria, Delish café provides vegetarian and vegan food options. The café procures their fresh ingredients from local markets therefore supporting local farm producers and reducing carbon footprint. The food is comparatively affordable compared to the eateries in Cyberjaya. Students are encouraged to make the right choice about the meal’s portions and calories intake. TAZUoC Mini Food bank TAZUoC Mini Food bank TAZUoC Mini Food Bank (previously known as TAZ Free Food Cabinet) was established in 2018. This project is one of the efforts by University welfare fund, TAZUoC to help the students in need. The mini food bank provides dry foods such as rice, egg, flour, sugar and many more, where the students can take the food to cook at their residence. Besides ensuring the student’s welfare are taken care of, this effort also aim to encourage people especially the UoC lecturers and staff to donate. Funds collected: RM18,410 Number of student beneficiaries: 300 Urban Community Edible Farm Urban Community Edible Farm University of Cyberjaya has adopted two plots in Cyber FarmUr, a local urban community edible farm in Cyberjaya developed by Prima Avenue, real estate developer. University has offered local herbs and vegetable plants such as Kaempferia galanga (cekur), Cosmos caudatus (Ulam Rajah), Ocimum basilicum (Selasih / Basil), Cymbopogon citratus (Serai / Lemongrass) to local urban community farm, Cyberfarmur. The volunteer team from UoC is guided by Asst. Prof. Eric, a biologist. Volunteers gain knowledge on planting local vegetables and herbs, soil, water harvesting and composting. The farm promotes food security, community engagement and team building. Registration link for UoC Volunteer team: UoC Volunteer Registration FormCyber FarmUr Public health nutrition Public health nutrition The public health nutrition course in Bachelor of dietetics in the pipeline develops students’ understanding on public health nutrition with a focus placed on the importance of building a sustainable, nutritious and healthy food supply for all. Consideration is given to factors which influence consumer food choices, dietary habits and food consumption patterns including social, cultural and environmental factors. Students are introduced to major nutrition and health policies which underpin intervention programs and initiatives aiming to promote healthy eating behaviors in consumers and/or healthy food production in food industry. Nutritional Day Nutritional Day CSH Nutritional Day was organized by the CUCMS Society of Homeopathy to create awareness among the students about the benefits of having balanced meal in their daily life. The “quarter-quarter half” lunch meal challenge was introduced to students. First quarter of the plate is filled with carbohydrates, second quarter with protein source other half of the plate with vegetables and one serving of fruit. Students took up the challenge. The best photo of the challenge was given a prize. SDG 3: GOOD HEALTH & WELL-BEING Healthcare graduates Healthcare graduates University of Cyberjaya has 20 healthcare programmes ranging from medicine to pharmacy, from psychology to physiotherapy and has produced over 1500 healthcare graduates. The MBBS programme at UoC has produced 1,341 medical doctors. Collaborations and health services University of Cyberjaya collaborates with local, national and global health institutions for community well-being. Local Mymedikal Healthcare Sdn Bhd Approximately 1.5 million children are circumcised each year in Malaysia and most of them undergo the procedure using disposable devices. Most of these disposable devices carry at least a 37% risk of complication to the user. Dr. Mohamad Salleh bin Abdul Aziz, senior lecturer from the Faculty of Medicine invention ‘solehring’ can reduce such complications and ensure a safe and risk-free circumcision procedure. He is a recipient of ‘Islamic Innovation Challenge (IIC)’ award for his ground-breaking invention, ‘SolehRing’. Majlis Perbandaran Sepang (MPS) and Majlis Pengurusan Komuniti Kampung (MPKK) Kampung Jenderam Hilir, Sepang, Selangor Karnival Mesra Ubat (KaMU) is an annual health promotion programme organised by CUCMS Pharmacy Student Society (CUPSS) to create awareness against the misuse of antibiotics. Improving community awareness and belief play a large role in empowering individuals to be the driver of their own health; including understanding the presence or absence of antibiotic therapy in the management of their current illness. More Than A Pharmacist National National disaster management agency (NADMA) Malaysia The Center for Disaster and Relief Medicine, University of Cyberjaya collaborated with NADMA to shape nation’s very own Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) that functions to educate people about disaster preparedness for hazards that may impact their area and train them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations. Health outreach programmes Health outreach programmes University delivers outreach programmes and projects in community to improve and promote health and well-being “Care for Our Princesses” is a Young Mercy project organized in collaboration with Raudhatus Sakinah Guidance Centre to create awareness about feminine hygiene and share knowledge on general daily. Raudhatus Sakinah Guidance Centre is a shelter for Muslim teenage girls who are dealing with social issues and require protection as well as guidance. 15 volunteers of Young Mercy from University of Cyberjaya 33 residents of Raudhatus Sakinah Guidance Centre TwentiesForSmileys (TFS) is an annual international humanitarian Programme conducted by University of Cyberjaya students. This annual mission focuses on providing health services, medical care, education, and welfare support to the underprivileged community in line with the university’s vision of ‘Nurturing the Passion to Care’. Saigon Outreach of Unity & Soul (SOUL) 2019 is the 7th international mission organized. * 2013 – Cambodia * 2014 – Vietnam * 2015 – Indonesia * 2016 – Vientiane, Laos * 2017 – Nepal * 2018 – Bangladesh * 2019 – Vietnam Lending a helping hand featured in The Star on 1st September 2019 Lending a helping hand featured in The Star on 1st September 2019 https://www.thestar.com.my/news/education/2019/09/01/lending-a-helping-hand Humanitarian Project in Vietnam (SOUL 2019) was featured in Berita Harian on 29th August 2019. Sports Sports Sports Carnival is an annual programme organized by the university’s student council. University has also played host to intervarsity sports event, National Pharmacy Sports Carnival (NPSC) organised by the Malaysian Pharmacy Students’ Association (MyPSA). University of Cyberjaya are the champions for the 4th year running. https://cyberjaya.edu.my/news/sporting-spirit-at-university-of-cyberjayas- sports-carnival-2019https://cyberjaya.edu.my/news/reigning-champions-at- the-13th-mypsa-npsc-2020 Ping pong table in campus for staff to take a break and stay active. The university Varsity Lodge is equipped with Swimming pool for students. Sexual health care for students Sexual health care for students UoC Belia Harmoni club has conducted Sexual and Reproductive Health talk for students. Health and Psychology Clinic Health and Psychology Clinic UoC Belia Harmoni club has conducted Sexual and Reproductive Health talk for students. About the clinicFlyer Mental health programmes Mental health programmes Understanding the importance of mental health, in conjunction with World Mental Health Day, UoC Psychology Students conducts activities on the importance of self-care, how to manage mental wellbeing and recognize mental health symptoms. Psychiatrist and Assistant Professor Dr.Rafidah Bahari of University of Cyberjaya featured in the article on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) https://www.hmetro.com.my/WM/2019/09/498173/ptsd-bukan-hal-remeh Smoke free campus Smoke free campus The University promotes a healthy and safe environment. All the University community is reminded especially the students about the warning on the smoking ban and the banning of electronic or vapour cigarettes on campus. UoC Belia Harmoni Club conducts Smoke Free Campaign. CirculationStudent Code of Conduct Disaster Relief and Medicine (DRM) Programme Disaster Relief and Medicine (DRM) Programme Recognising that medical professionals need to be prepared to deal with global crises, the University of Cyberjaya (UoC) ensures all its MBBS students are exposed to the Disaster Relief and Medicine (DRM) programme – one of the few universities in the region to provide such training for MBBS students to develop leadership skills in unprecedented circumstances. Addiction Science Addiction Science Post-Graduate Diploma in Addiction Science (Pg.D. in Addiction Science) developed in line with the professional curriculum promoted by the Colombo Plan International Centre for Certification and Education of Addiction Professionals (CPICCE) is a specialised programme aims to develop professionals in the addiction treatment field. Contents include Addiction Science, Substance Use Disorders, treatment, and rehabilitation setting among others. Successful graduates of the Pg.D. in Addiction Science will qualify to sit for the ICCE International Certified Addiction Professional I (ICAP I). Dr. Fairus Fairus, Assistant Professor from University of Cyberjaya was featured in the article on Addiction, Fight all forms of addition. https://www.pressreader.com/malaysia/harian-metro/20190505/282385515943041 SDG 4: QUALITY EDUCATION Lifelong learning Public trainings University of Cyberjaya in strategic partnership with parent company, Minda Global’s subsidiary, SMR HR Group, presents public trainings, workshops, certificate programmes for continuing professional development on online education platform called eVarsity. List of Trainings Public talks Public talks Distinguished Lecture Series features influential speakers from the academia, public sphere and industries who share their unique perspectives on critical topics of interest. The series aims to broaden the educational experience of the university community as well as members of the industry while providing a platform for the healthy exchange of ideas. The event had featured many prominent figures in the country such as Kolonel (K) Tan Sri Datuk Wira Dr. Hj. Mohd Shukor bin Hj. Mahfar, Professor Dr. Muhaya Hj. Mohamad, Dato’ Dr Mohammed Azman bin Dato’ Aziz Mohammed, Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, Dr. Dzulkefly Ahmad and many more. https://cyberjaya.edu.my/news/the-uberisation-of-healthcare-in-malaysia SMR Webinar Series is a series of online webinars initiated during Covid pandemic presented by University of Cyberjaya in collaboration with SMR HR Group. The themes of the webinar ranges from Teaching and Learning, healthcare series to self-reflection and productivity series. https://smrhrgroup.com/webinar/?%20fbclid=lwAR2DC5aWmCyJIKOD7rPN1%20nwONAL%20YfYNsPxu4XHjz6rZAXZEWY%20JdM4hZ79kA University hosted its first idea-sharing platform, on 18th September 2019. Dubbed the Sharing Positivity, Aspirations, Resources and Knowledge (SPARK), the programme aims to showcase influential speakers of every discipline and culture to change attitudes and lives of the people in the community. SPARK 2019 featured Azran Osman-Rani, a serial entrepreneur, developer of Naluri, a digital therapeutics service that assigns an individual a professional health coach and Asha Gill, Television and TV host turned life coach. Motivational speakers leave an impact on CUCMS students https://cyberjaya.edu.my/news/speakers-leave-an-impact-on-cucms-students SPARK 2019 was featured in The Star on 22nd September 2019 https://www.thestar.com.my/news/education/2019/09/22/speakers-leave-an-impact- on-audience Primary school teacher education National Education Leadership Icon Award 2019 Datuk Asariah Mior Shaha­ruddin the board of governors member of University of Cyberjaya received the National Education Leadership Icon Award 2019 for her contribution to the field of teacher education. Some of the achievements include upgrading teacher training colleges to become degree awarding institutions, which are now known as teacher education institutes (IPGs), pioneering graduate level teacher training for primary school teachers and enabling secondary school teachers to become graduate teachers and be placed on a higher scale in the Education Service Scheme. Recognition for her work on teacher education: https://www.thestar.com.my/news/education/2019/05/26/recognition-for-her- workon-teacher-education Bijak SPM Bijak SPM BijakSPM is a FREE resource for students preparing for the Malaysian High School Certificate Examination (SPM). Students can access countless test questions and find out how best to answer the questions. Before Covid-19 pandemic, face to face sessions were conducted for secondary school students sititng for their High School Certificate (SPM) examinations. Community educational event Community educational event ‘Little Pharmacists’ Adventures’ was organised by Faculty of Pharmacy on campus for children between 7- to 12- years old on 17th August 2019. Activities in the programme was exploration of where your medicine in the body goes to, role play on pharmacist-patient relationship in mini hospital setting, fun hands-on experience on making medicine tablet and experience as a pharmacist serving the community. 54 children participated in the event. Educational outreach activities Educational outreach activities Kelas Kita An incentive tuition classes that focus on 3M: Menulis, Membaca, Mengira (Writing, reading, counting) conducted by UoC Belia Harmoni Club for indigenous children. Student volunteers teach children counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, reading short stories and writing essays. Besides these children also learn about basic needs of plants, process of photosynthesis, solar system, hygiene and nutrition. About the Project YOUNG MERCY Projects YOUNG MERCY Projects In collaboration with Malayan Medical Relief Society (MERCY), University has developed the Young Mercy volunteerism programme which conducts projects related to education, humanitarian relief, environment. List of Project Educate to elevate Educate to elevate Educate to elevate is an initiative in collaboration with BSMM members. The event took place on 22 February 2020 from 7:00 am to 2:00 pm at Kampung Orang Asli Donglai Baru, Semenyih with 18 students and a lecturer, 20 BSMM members & 500 villagers. It aimed to create awareness on health among the residents of the village and to reduce the risk of death or future ill-health. Event Report Blossom and Blissful Blossom and Blissful Blossom and Blissful is an education session on menstrual cycle for girls and hygiene for boys organised for 60 children from Pertubuhan Kebajikan dan Bimbingan At-Taqwa on 21st February 2020. Event Report Lifelong learning access policy Lifelong learning access policy A policy that ensures that access to these activities is accessible to all, regardless of ethnicity, religion, disability, or gender. The University published the policy that ensures that access to these activities is accessible to all, regardless of ethnicity, religion, disability or gender in its parent company, Minda Global Code of conduct under 7.2 Diversity and Inclusion pp. 15-16. Code of Conduct SDG 5: GENDER EQUALITY Policy on Female Students Access Participation Policy on Female Students Access Participation University of Cyberjaya Policy on Female Student Access & Participation The goal of the University of Cyberjaya’s policy on FEMALE STUDENT ACCESS & PARTICIPATION is to support the enrollment of a diverse pool of learners that reflects diversity in the gender of the student body. The University continues to be committed to promoting equality and preventing negative discrimination in its student selection. The University intends to be a forerunner in the promotion of equality and the creation of an atmosphere of respect for diversity. Furthermore, the University believes that there are substantial social and economic returns to society and a nation if its female populations’ education attainment is raised as it contributes to a more robust workforce, increased quality of life and higher Gross National Income (GNI) This policy is also in support of the University’s parent company’s Code of Conduct, Chapter 7.2: Diversity and Inclusion. Policy Objective Statement To enable the University of Cyberjaya to attain equality and promote women’s empowerment by developing and nurturing a gender-responsive organizational behavior across the University operations. Initiative Access 1. Targeted enrollment assistance for female students through the Global Empowerment Female Bursary 2. Highlighting the role of female professionals in various careers to raise awareness and interest in female students for specific programmes that they are underrepresented. 3. Providing career counselling services specifically to address female student’s concerns about industry opportunities. 4. Measuring enrollment statistics and highlighting programmes that have a low female application rate to develop remedial action plans through outreach programmes and collaborations with community groups/ government/ NGO in regional and national campaigns. 5. Develop and enforce policy guidelines on the use of gender inclusive language throughout the University. 6. Review and update all existing University policies, forms and procedures to eliminate sexist language and establish gender equality. 7. Develop and operationalise a policy prohibiting public display of visual aids and materials that are demeaning to women and men. 8. Develop and enforce guidelines for ensuring a secure campus environment and promote safety initiatives to help re-assure female students. Participation Participation 1. Institute a mentoring system as a support mechanism for increasing the enrolment and retention of students, especially for female students in science-based disciplines and professions. 2. Develop mechanisms for monitoring the performance and retention of students by gender. 3. An annual review of the curriculum to ensure that it does not rely on or reinforce stereotypical assumptions about gender, and that it does not contain gender insensitive materials. Implementation & Monitoring Implementation & Monitoring The Student Experiences & Global Engagement Division shall be the lead department in driving, coordinating, monitoring and reporting on the various initiatives outlined in this policy. The Division shall prepare an annual report to the Senior Management highlighting the University’s implementation and progress. Policy created on: Oct 2020 Women enrolments and graduates Women enrolments and graduates In University of Cyberjaya, female students have equal rights, responsibilities, and opportunities as male students. They are supported through mentor-mentee, have access to counselling services and career advice to assist them in graduating within appropriate time and are empowered to take up leadership roles and responsibilities through teaching-learning, clubs, and societies activities. In 2019, women’s acceptance or entry rate was at 49.8%. Percentage of female undergraduate students completing within appropriate time was 94.61%. The likelihood of women graduating is 85.95% and men is 77.73%. University also conducts regular visits to girl’s schools to encourage female students to apply for programmes where they are underrepresented. Non-discrimination policy supporting women Non-discrimination policy supporting women University practices policies for diversity and inclusion in code of conduct by parent company, Minda Global. University does not discriminate based on gender, race, religion, age, sexual orientation, or disability. Women are treated equally and can develop and realise their full potential. University encourages greater participation by female members of the community through targeted initiatives that promote inclusion. Zero tolerance for harassment. The Whistle Blowing policy protects those reporting discriminations from educational or employment disadvantage. Gender Diversity Policy Maternity and paternity policy Maternity and paternity policy University has maternity and paternity policy to support women’s participation. Females are given 60 days maternity leave and males 3 days for the birth of natural child. Whistle-blowing policy Whistle-blowing Policy University practices policy that protects those reporting discriminations from educational or employment disadvantage. Whistle Blowing Policy Mentor-mentee system Mentor-mentee system University provide mentoring support to students where all female students have access to and participates. Lifelong learning access policy Global Empowerment Female Bursary The ‘Global Empowerment Female Bursary’ covers up to 15% of student’s tuition fees for selected programmes. It is open to eligible female students to promote greater access to education. Global Empowerment Female Bursary Childcare subsidy for staff Childcare subsidy for staff Staff with children (max 2 children) are given RM200.00 to RM250.00 subsidy for childcare fees on a reimbursement claim basis. SDG 6: CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION Clean water Clean water Students and staff are provided access to clean water on campus. Drinking water is provided in campus cafeteria. Humanitarian projects for clean water and sanitation Humanitarian projects for clean water and sanitation University MMBS student testing the tube well that weas built as part of their mission in Bangladesh in 2018. Medical students trained for disaster respons https://www.thestar.com.my/news/education/2020/09/06/medical-students-trained- for-disaster-response Water conservation Water conservation Spring loaded push auto-stop faucets shuts down automatically to reduce water wastage and adjusting the shutdown timing to the minimum. Installation of aerator in high-traffic washrooms to reduce tap water usage. Sanitation & Hygiene Sanitation & Hygiene Hygiene and sanitation of the campus premise are given the uttermost importance. Campus including washrooms and toilets are cleaned regularly. There are also sanitary waste disposal services provided. During Covid-19 pandemic, the sanitation of campus was enhanced further with the installation of hand sanitizers and posters reminding its usage. The campus was sanitized by the Fire & Rescue Department of Malaysia before students returned to campus in March 2021. SDG 7: AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY Energy conservation Energy conservation The usage of energy in the campus is a critical metrics tracked by the University’s Facilities Department. The management has identified initiatives that aims to reduce our energy usage per sqft of campus floor space occupied. Lighting Lighting Air conditioning Air conditioning The campus employs the latest in air-conditioning technology with an Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) that is almost 30% better than older systems. The system also requires no water supply thus further reducing water consumption. The design for the campus emphasis on non-airconditioned corridors and open areas with air flow thus reducing the total air-conditioned floorspace. Air- conditioning to individual rooms can also be independently switched off thus reducing the total energy consumption throughout the day. Air conditioning in the offices areas automatically switched off at the end of office hours. Sanitation & Hygiene Sanitation & Hygiene Hygiene and sanitation of the campus premise are given the uttermost importance. Campus including washrooms and toilets are cleaned regularly. There are also sanitary waste disposal services provided. During Covid-19 pandemic, the sanitation of campus was enhanced further with the installation of hand sanitizers and posters reminding its usage. The campus was sanitized by the Fire & Rescue Department of Malaysia before students returned to campus in March 2021. SDG 8: DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH Fair pay scale Fair pay scale University practices fair pay scale with elimination of gender pay gaps and provides fair employee compensation. Women are provided equal pay as men. The minimum monthly wage under the 2020 Order in Malaysia is RM1,200 per month. University ensures the pay scale meets the minimum monthly wage. Employee benefits Employee benefits Employees are provided benefits, such as promotions, medical and dental reimbursements, mileage claims, staff insurance, free parking, annual medical and hospitalisation coverage, maternity, paternity, compassionate, replacement leaves. International academic staff are provided with monthly accommodation allowance. Employment policy on discrimination Employment policy on discrimination University practices policy that does not discriminate based on gender, race, religion, age, sexual orientation, or disability in the workplace and is against forced labour, modern slavery, human trafficking, and child labour. Transparent and Timely Reporting Transparent and Timely Reporting The latest financial results and announcements are uploaded on parent, Minda Global Berhad website. Click on the photo below to download: https://mindaglobal.com.my/investor-relations/reports/ University practices Minda Global Group Code of Conduct which emphasise on treating people according to Human and Labour rights Suppliers and contractors Suppliers and contractors Fair renewal and evaluation of contractors and vendors. Student internships and employability Student internships and employability Student internships are offered in conjunction with local organisation / businesses. Parent company, Minda Global Berhad has established the Employment Placement Unit (EPU) platform to expose graduates to career and job opportunities which has helped numerous graduates to gain employment in Malaysia and Singapore. Some organisations pay students of Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering Technology programmes students allowance during their industrial training. https://www.facebook.com/alumnicucmsuoc University Alumni University Alumni University conducts alumni surveys to monitor their achievements and activities. https://www.facebook.com/alumnicucmsuochttps://web.cyberjaya.edu.my/mbbs-meet- alumni/ SDG 9: INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE Solehring, safe and risk-free circumcision procedure Solehring, safe and risk-free circumcision procedure Approximately 1.5 million children are circumcised each year in Malaysia and most of them undergo the procedure using disposable devices. Most of these disposable devices carry at least a 37% risk of complication to the user. Dr. Mohamad Salleh bin Abdul Aziz, senior lecturer from the Faculty of Medicine invention ‘Solehring’ can reduce such complications and ensure a safe and risk-free circumcision procedure. He is a recipient of ‘Islamic Innovation Challenge (IIC)’ award for his ground-breaking invention, ‘SolehRing’. https://cyberjaya.edu.my/news/cucms-emerge-as-award-recipient-solehring Infectious Diseases Clinical Pharmacy Simulation Infectious Diseases Clinical Pharmacy Simulation University of Cyberjaya was announced as the winner of the Rogayah Jaafar Award for Innovation in Health Professions Education at the 2019 International Conference on Interprofessional Education in conjunction with Malaysian Association of Education in Medical and Health Sciences (MAEMHS) annual conference held on the 18th and 19th September. The award was conferred for the recognition of Infectious Diseases Clinical Pharmacy Simulation, a new teaching & learning innovation introduced by the Department of Hospital & Clinical Pharmacy, Faculty of Pharmacy involving Year 4 Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons.) students. The innovation was presented at the conference by a department team member, Madam Aina Yazrin binti Ali Nasiruddin who also won the best oral presenter award. University of Cyberjaya wins the Rogayah Jaafar award https://cyberjaya.edu.my/news/university-of-cyberjaya-won-the-rogayah-jaafar- award-for-innovation-in-health-professions-education Glucosenz Glucosenz Glucosenz is the world’s first clinically tested non-invasive blood screening prototype. It works by using photonics, electronics, and software technologies to detect, analyse and predict blood glucose level from the blood capillaries of the human thumb without piercing the skin. The device is a result of a seven-year research and development by MIMOS’ photonics technology laboratory. Ethical approval for the device was obtained from the Malaysia Medical Device Association; Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)’s Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Cyberjaya and the UKM Medical Centre (HUKM). More about Glucosenz visit https://www.glucosenz.com/about No blood is needed for glucose test. Check out: http://www.mimos.my/mimos-unwraps-first-clinically-tested-non-invasive- glucose-monitor/ SDG 10: REDUCED INEQUALITIES B40 students B40 students Financial aids and scholarships are provided for the B40 group of students who are in the bottom 40% of household income group in Malaysia. First-generation students First-generation students University supports first generation students are the first person in their immediate family to attend university. International students from developing countries International students from developing countries University supports international students from the low or lower-middle income countries by providing scholarships and research grants. Countries represented are Syria, Yemen, Kenya, Egypt, Sudan, Nigeria, Tanzania, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Iraq, Turkmenistan, Djibouti, Philippines. Number of international students: 439 students Number of countries representd by our international students: 48 countries Students with disabilities Students with disabilities University provides inclusive education for disadvantaged groups and ensures no groups should be left behind. They are included in mentor-mentee and counselling services provided by the university. Franchise Agreements with Affiliate Colleges Franchise Agreements with Affiliate Colleges The Centre for Collaborative Programmes (CCP) is responsible for supporting and delivering the University’s programmes via network of affiliate colleges. These colleges are in remote locations in Malaysia and provides study opportunities for students from underrepresented groups. University participates in educational fairs which has free access to prospect students irrespective of their socio-economic conditions. In the SUREWORKS Education & Further Studies Fair 2019, university offered 100% Bursary Award for foundation programmes, up to 20% scholarships for selected degree programmes, 15% business student excellence award and free hostel up to 1 year for diploma programmes. Underrepresented groups recruitment and applications Underrepresented groups recruitment and applications Student recruitment programmes and visits to government schools in rural regions encourages application from under-represented groups. Applications and admissions of underrepresented groups includes ethnic minorities, low-income students, women, and disabled students. Anti-discrimination policies Anti-discrimination policies University has anti-discrimination and anti-harassment policies that protects students and staff from underrepresented groups. Non-discrimination policy supporting women Non-discrimination policy supporting women University practices policies for diversity and inclusion in code of conduct by parent company, Minda Global. University does not discriminate based on gender, race, religion, age, sexual orientation, or disability. Women are treated equally and can develop and realise their full potential. Gender Diversity Policy Whistle-blowing policy Whistle-blowing policy University practices policy that protects those reporting discriminations from educational or employment disadvantage. The university’s Sustainability Committee advises on policies, programmes and trainings related to diversity, equity, inclusion, and human rights on campus. Whistle Blowing Policy Support for underrepresented groups Support for underrepresented groups University practices policy that protects those reporting discriminations from educational or employment disadvantage. The university’s Sustainability Committee advises on policies, programmes and trainings related to diversity, equity, inclusion, and human rights on campus. Mentoring and counselling services are provided to all students including from underrepresented groups. University’s welfare fund, Tabung Amanah Zakat & Kebajikan University of Cyberjaya (TAZUoC) provides financial aids to staff and students from the underrepresented groups from low household income with monthly self-allowance, education fee, practical, training allowance, emergency aid, Aidilfitri aid, funeral donation, and others. https://cyberjaya.edu.my/news/uoc-students-receive-zakat-aid-for-the-new- semester The problem of digital inequality was more prominent and critical during Covid-19 pandemic. This has prompted TAZUoC in collaboration with the Penolong Amil Zakat Selangor to provide financial help for the purchase of remote learning devices for children of university staff with household income below RM 4000 (Category A) and below RM 6500 (Category B). Maximum financial aid given is up to RM 400 per child for maximum two children. Understanding Stateless in Malaysia Understanding Stateless in Malaysia University was pleased to host an exhibition on the Understanding Statelessness in Malaysia organised by an NGO, Development of Human Resources for Rural Areas (DHRRA Malaysia) for creating awareness on the unfortunate situation fellow Malaysians. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=669363360267225 Accessible facilities and support Accessible facilities and support Accessible facilities and support are provided for people with disabilities. The campus is disable friendly with side railings, wheelchair ramps, lifts with braille buttons to support people with disabilities. SDG 11: SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES Campus building Campus building University of Cyberjaya campus landscape design concept adopted from “The Woodlands Campus” whereby the result is to achieve an outdoor environment that meets the students’ lifestyle, creating a sense of belonging and conducive interactive space as learning ground. Every open space is planted with a variety of trees and plants in clusters to further enhance ‘the woodland’ environment. It allows natural light the spaces which reduce energy consumption. Featured in Malaysia Landscape Architecture Yearbook 2018 Published on Apr 20, 2019 Cyberjaya, a Sustainable City Cyberjaya, a Sustainable City University is situated in a city which champions sustainability. The Cyberjaya Low Carbon City action plan 2025 by Sepang Municipal Council in collaboration with CYBERVIEW SDN BHD, Government-owned Company landowner of Cyberjaya & Cybercity Manager, MALAYSIA DIGITAL ECONOMY CORPORATION (MDEC) and SETIA HARUMAN SDN BHD, master developer in Cyberjaya. Car Free Day, recycling centre, cycling lanes, urban farm, farmers market is some of the sustainable practices in Cyberjaya. https://cyberjaya.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Cyberjaya-Smart-Low- Carbon-2025-Interim-Report-June-2017.pdf University’s free bus shuttle service University’s free bus shuttle service The university provides a FREE University Shuttle Service for all enrolled students based on affixed schedule thus reducing the need for use of private vehicles. The University Shuttle Service provides connection between the student hostel and campus. Cyberjaya Dedicated Transportation System (DTS) Cyberjaya Dedicated Transportation System (DTS) The corporate citizen of the Cyberjaya township, all staff of the university will have access to the Cyberjaya Dedicated Transportation System (DTS) which facilitates easy shared transport to and from work. Staff can register for the DTS service by contacting the Human Resource Department for assistance. Putra-NEDO EV Bus Putra-NEDO EV Bus Putra-NEDO EV Bus Project by Malaysia’s Putrajaya and Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) was launched to replace buses fuelled by fossil fuels with a fleet of super-quick charge electric buses on a two 23-km circular routes in Putrajaya and Cyberjaya. https://www.cyberjayacity.com/cyberjaya-putrajaya-now-using-fast-charging- electric-buses/ Cycling Cycling Cycling is increasingly becoming popular among Cyberjaya community. There are cycling lanes en route to campus. The university also supports the use of bicycles and shared biking service by providing a safe and secure parking location for bicycles. E-scooter E-scooter Tryke, Malaysia’s first shared e-scooter provider has a parking station at campus entrance for shared electric bike service. This provides clean energy transportation. Arts and heritage Arts and heritage Malaysia is blessed with cultural diversity, ethnicity, and heritage. In this fast-paced world, it is important preserve cultural heritage, traditions, and languages for future generations. Besides courses like ethnic relationship to develop interest in other cultures, progressive steps are taken towards celebrating the diverse cultural, religious, and economic backgrounds by celebrating cultural festivals such as Ramadhan, Pongal celebrations, Mid- Autumn and Chinese New Year, as well as organising a cultural month to meld them all together and educate students on one another’s traditional values and practices. Celebrating diversity on campus: Handling of Waste Managemr University choir University choir The university choir sings the National and university anthem at events like the convocation ceremony. The University Anthem From humble beginnings Through many a tribulation Nurturing the passion to care A noble profession Guided by teachers Like parents Deserving respectful love We are brothers and sisters Striving for excellence We seek knowledge Divine and whole Enriching the soul Uplifting the character For what is success If it isn’t blessed Cherishing moments The joy and sadness For the wrongs Seek forgiveness The path of God, straight Do not deviate Feel His Grace His Mercy, embrace May our varsity prosper With His Pleasure Serving all of humanity Is our pleasure The University Mace The University Mace The concept and design of University of Cyberjaya mace are based on the combination of contemporary, traditional, and Islamic elements. The design of the mace shows the mission and vision of the university that aspire us to be the leaders who enhance knowledge and uphold our culture, values, and religion. https://cyberjaya.edu.my/university/background/about Chinese Language Society Chinese Language Society The Chinese Language Society of University of Cyberjaya promotes Chinese arts, culture and language to students of different races through various activities. https://www.instagram.com/uoc.cls.official/?igshid=ceui9fq23p89 Tamil Language Club Tamil Language Club The Tamil Language Club of University of Cyberjaya promotes Tamil arts, culture, and language to students of different races through various activities. https://www.instagram.com/tamillanguageclub_uoc/ This club brings the opportunity to improve their health by strengthening their body, mind and soul through various activities that will be conducted by this club, as well as to discipline and to motivate them. Silat Art Association (Persatuan Seni Silat) Silat Art Association (Persatuan Seni Silat) This club brings the opportunity to improve their health by strengthening their body, mind and soul through various activities that will be conducted by this club, as well as to discipline and to motivate them. CUCMS Cultural Club CUCMS Cultural Club CUCMS Cultural Club engages students and share with them about the uniqueness of art and cultures. The newly established club encourages individuals to be involved in their creative communities and find their voice by attending occasions that celebrate the diversity of cultures and differences amongst students. The club organized a Cultural Day which had brought local and international cultures at our Cyberjaya Campus. SDG 12: RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION Waste management Waste management University abides by the prescribed standards of the Department of Environment (DOE) in the disposal of scheduled waste. Scheduled waste partners also meet all DOE certification criteria in the treatment of waste disposals. Adhering to the highest standards of waste management and disposal with regards to Scheduled Waste and other hazardous materials. Disposal of hazardous waste Disposal of hazardous waste The clinical and medical waste from laboratory and clinical sessions are disposed with precaution. Licensed contractor is appointed for disposal of scheduled waste (hazardous). There is a standard operating procedure that covers all laboratories in university which involves clinical and non-clinical waste. Handling of Waste Management Paper consumption and printing Paper consumption and printing University encourages double sided prints and reuse of printed papers, collection of unused office papers and supplying unused office papers for recycling. Secure printing eliminates forgotten printouts, incorrect jobs can be deleted before printing and thereby reducing paper waste. The menu list at Delish Cafeteria is written on a blackboard notice board which reduces the need for printing and reduces paper consumption. The café also offers e-wallet service for paperless payments. Digitalization Digitalization University is moving processes to digital systems with the utilization of software such as Microsoft OneDrive, Campus Management System and Learning Management System. Documents are digitized in the effort to reduce the use of paper, ink, and electricity. If paper must be used, reusing single sided paper, selection of appropriate print formats and document styles is encouraged. The use of paper is controlled through a quota system. Reducing single use plastics Reducing single use plastics To reduce single use plastic packaging, Faculty of Traditional and Complementary Medicine introduced the concept of plates and cutleries bank where students and staff can borrow for events and ditch single use plastics. Bring your own container Bring your own container Delish, University Cafeteria encourages all to dine-in or bring own packaging in the effort to reduce the use of single use plastics. An additional fee will be charged for takeaway of food and beverages. Vietdekat, one of F&B outlet on campus provided discount for those bringing their own tumbler and containers for takeaways and switched to stainless steel straws. Encouraging reduce and reuse Encouraging reduce and reuse Minimize waste by encouraging the exchange and reuse of equipment and materials amongst departments. University is also working towards creating recycling procedures, promotion of reducing waste, reusing materials and recycling among staff and students. Environment Product Declaration Environment Product Declaration Uoc office chairs are made by Artmatrix which works with Intertek (UK) to assess the product’s lifecycle in order to minimize the carbon footprint with Intertek’s Life Cycle Certification – Environmental Product Declaration (EPD). SDG 13: CLIMATE ACTION Low-carbon energy use Low-carbon energy use Saigon Outreach of Unity & Soul (SOUL) 2019 was humanitarian mission aimed to provide much-needed health screening and medical assistance for the poor community in Vietnam. Two of the long-term projects were the installation of solar lamps in the village of Tay Ninh to make electricity accessible to the locals at all times and the painting of a mural in a school in Cho Eh Village. CUCMS students help the local community in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam https://cyberjaya.edu.my/news/cucms-students-help-the-local-community-in-ho- chi-minh-vietnam Lending a helping hand https://www.thestar.com.my/news/education/2019/09/01/lending-a-helping-hand Environmental education Environmental education The webinar on Sejathera and Gross National Happiness co-organised with SMR HR Group emphasised on the importance of conservation of the natural environment for socio-economic wellbeing. A total of 200 participants attended the webinar session. To watch the recording, click the link below: https://smrhrgroup.com/index.php/webinar/ Nature and Society Club Nature and Society Club The club has a broad spectrum of activities that allows students to participate in outdoor and indoor activities that involve nature and society. https://www.facebook.com/pg/nsc.cucms/about/?ref=page_internal Disaster planning Disaster planning University of Cyberjaya (UoC) ensures all its MBBS students are exposed to the Disaster Relief and Medicine (DRM) programme, one of the few universities in the region to provide such training for MBBS students to develop leadership skills in unprecedented circumstances. Students take part in an annual international humanitarian programme that has in the past brought them to earthquake and flash flood zones in Nepal, Vietnam, Laos, Bangladesh and Indonesia. Medical students trained for disaster response https://cyberjaya.edu.my/news/medical-students-trained-for-disaster-response Role of the university in preparing students for disaster management https://cyberjaya.edu.my/news/role-of-the-university-in-preparing-students- for-disaster-management Medical students trained for disaster response https://www.thestar.com.my/news/education/2020/09/06/medical-students-trained- for-disaster-response SDG 14: LIFE BELOW WATER Plogging Plogging As a result of urbanization and linear economy, waste production is increasing at an alarming rate. Solid waste in the form of trash on land clogs storm water drains, increases the risk of flooding, marine pollution and provide habitat for vector propagation. Recycling rates of plastic waste is relatively low in Malaysia as compared to developed countries and about 60 per cent of Malaysians do not dispose garbage into trash bins. University of Cyberjaya in collaboration with Trash Hero, a non-profit organization conducted Plogging events in Cyberjaya. This fitness trend originally from Sweden involves picking up trash while walking or jogging and addresses problems of lack of fitness and trash pollution at the same time. PLOGGING 1.0 – WALK & PICK UP TRASH Date: 12/11/2018 Time: 8.30am – 11.00am Venue: Cyberjaya Volunteers: 44 Reducing the Effect of Trash Pollution and Encouraging Recycling Through ‘Plogging 2019 International Humanitarian Conference: Reducing the Effect of Trash Pollution and Encouraging Recycling Through ‘Plogging PLOGTASTIC & CYBERPLOGGING Plogtastic & Cyberplogging Date: 29/2/2020 Time: 8.30am – 11.00am Venue: Cyberjaya Volunteers: 50 Types and quantity of trash collected Cigarette butts: 5,400 Bottles caps: 683 Plastic bottles: 676 Yellow cable tie:162 Straws: 131 Aluminium can:122 Glass bottle: 84 Tetra pack: 76 Boxes: 8 Total trash collected: 202 kg General trash: 103.5kg Recycle trash: 98.5 kg Beach clean up Beach clean up 18 billion pounds of plastic trash winds up in our oceans each year, 80% from land sources. Over 100,000 marine animals die every year from plastic entanglement and ingestion. It is estimated that by the year 2050, there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish (by weight). There is enough plastic in the ocean to circle the Earth 400 times. The 5 most common items found in coastal clean ups around the world are single-use plastics, cigarette butts, food wrappers, plastic beverage bottles, plastic bottle caps, plastic straws, and drink stirrers. Young Mercy programme students participated in a beach clean-up at Bagan Pinang beach, Port Dickson. SDG 15: LIFE ON LAND Tree planting Tree planting Tree planting project called ‘Nurturing the Nature’ was organised by Young Mercy students in local mosque in Cyberjaya. The planting of trees was initiated by the imam of the masjid. The tree was named Salman. Remaining 9 trees was planted by the rest of the committee members. Care for animals Care for animals Passion Paws by Young Mercy students was a project to care for animals in the pet centre. Students walked with the dogs, cleaned the cages, bath and fed the animals. Biodiversity conversation Biodiversity conversation Herbarium collection Herbarium collection With one million animal and plant species are at risk of extinction according to U.N. Report, herbarium collection is an important record for future reference and information for conservation. Herbarium workshop facilitated by Mr. Eric, Botanist and Taxonomist from the Centre of Foundation, Language and General Studies, University of Cyberjaya was conducted for students from the Faculty of Traditional and Complementary Medicine. Students learned the techniques of collection of varieties of plant specimens from the garden at University campus, pressing the specimens in a compactor, drying, and mounting of specimens on herbarium sheet and labelling according to taxonomy. Pharmacognosy phytochemistry laboratory Pharmacognosy phytochemistry laboratory Medicinal plant specimens are preserved for identification and study. The Free Tree Society The Free Tree Society Students from the Faculty of Traditional and Complementary Medicine volunteered at Free Tree Society Kuala Lumpur, a non-profit environmental society empowering people to preserve, conserve and save environment. Students helped sorting, re-potting and propagating plants at their nursery nestled in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur. These plants are for giveaway days with the goal to share as many plants for the benefit of the environment. Since 2013, over 30,000 plants are given away for free to homeowners, schools, marginalized groups, community gardens and wildlife habitats to proliferate planting, to encourage biodiversity and to promote a love of nature. SDG 16: PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTION University Senate University Senate The elected representation on the university’s highest governing body consists of faculty and non-faculty staff https://cyberjaya.edu.my/university/leadership/senate-2 UoC Student Council UoC Student Council The University Student Council is the elected representation of students voices. The council consist of the following committee members and is guided by the Student Experiences and Global Engagement (SEGE). UOC STUDENT COUNCIL 20/21 Anti-bribery and Anti-corruption policy Anti-bribery and Anti-corruption policy University practices Anti-bribery and Anti-corruption policy by parent company, Minda Global Berhad. This Policy is intended to provide all employees with a basic introduction on how to combat bribery and corruption in furtherance of the group’s commitment to lawful and ethical behaviour at all times. Governance policies https://mindaglobal.com.my/investor-relations/governance-policies/ Anti-bribery and Anti-corruption policy https://cyberjaya.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Minda-Global-AB-AC-1.pdf Shareholder Communication Policy Shareholder Communication Policy This policy practiced by university reflects the requirement that shareholders should be fully informed about the latest developments and all material matters and that shareholders should have access to the latest information available utilising, where practicable, electronic communications to keep shareholders and the relevant markets informed of relevant information in a timely manner. https://cyberjaya.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Minda-Global-Shareholder- communication-policy-Final.pdf University practices Minda Global Group Code of Conduct which emphasise on keeping on the right side of the law, maintaining the right relationships, engaging with the community and financial integrity and protection of our assets. https://cyberjaya.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Minda-Global-Code-of- Conduct-23May2020.pdf Publication of financial data Publication of financial data Financial data and other relevant reports are published by parent company, Mind Global Berhad https://mindaglobal.com.my/investor-relations/reports/ Expert advice to government Expert advice to government Students from the Faculty of Traditional and Complementary Medicine volunteered at Free Tree Society Kuala Lumpur, a non-profit environmental society empowering people to preserve, conserve and save environment. Students helped sorting, re-potting and propagating plants at their nursery nestled in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur. These plants are for giveaway days with the goal to share as many plants for the benefit of the environment. Since 2013, over 30,000 plants are given away for free to homeowners, schools, marginalized groups, community gardens and wildlife habitats to proliferate planting, to encourage biodiversity and to promote a love of nature. Academic staff provides expert advice to local, regional, or national government through policy guidance and participation in committees. 1. UNESCO Chair in Bioethics Haifa 2. Technical Committee National Wages Consultation 3. Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Complaints Committee member 4. ARPaC (ASEAN Regional Primary Care Physicians) 5. Technical committee on entry requirement, Pharmacy Board of Malaysia 6. Laboratory Animal Science Association of Malaysia (LASAM) 7. Imam Response & Relief Team (IMARET) 8. Malaysian Homeopathic Medical Council (MPHM) 9. Joint Technical Committee (JTC) for T&CM Program Accreditation Assessment, Ministry of Health, Malaysia 10. Malaysia Arab Professional Dialogue Association 11. Schizophrenia Clinical Practice Guideline 12. Counsellor Panel Rumah Puteri Arafiah Participation in government research Participation in government research University has established collaborations (MoA) with Ministry of Health, government of Malaysia for teaching & learning activities and research collaborations. **Research collaborations with government universities (2019)** Pharmacy and Medical Students’ Attitude Towards Pharmacist-Physician Collaboration in Malaysia: An Online Survey 1. FACULTY OF PHARMACY, UNIVERSITI MALAYA 2. FACULTY OF PHARMACY, UNIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA 3. FACULTY OF MEDICINE, UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA 4. KULLIYYAH OF PHARMACY, INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA **Research collaboration with government hospital (2019)** Hospital Serdang – Evaluation of Anaemia Management among CKD patients in Hospital Serdang Student participation Student participation Hanifah Binti Mohd Rofiq and Nurhaziqah binti Izan, a student and alumni from the Faculty of Pharmacy participated in Akademi Parlimen Digital (Digital Parliament Academy) and the Malaysia Youth Leaders’ Assembly (MYLA) 2020, respectively. University of Cyberjaya students participate in parliament affairs https://cyberjaya.edu.my/news/university-of-cyberjaya-students-participate-in- parliament-affairs SDG 17: PARTNERSHIP FOR THE GOALS Partnerships Partnerships MoU and MoA University has partnerships in the areas of student recruitment, trainings, placements, research, etc. National 1. IKOP Sdn Bhd, Kulliyah of Pharmacy, IIUM 2. Ministry of Health, Malaysia 3. Pharmaniaga Berhad 4. Care Concierge (Homecare for the elderly) (MoU) 5. Fajar International College (MoU) 6. Ranaco Education & Training Institute (RETI) (MoU) 7. National Heart Institute (IJN) (MoU) 8. ALPRO Phramacy Sdn Bhd (MoU) 9. University Sains Malaysia (USM) (MoU) 10. Edvantic Edu Universal Sdn Bhd (MoU) 11. E Stream MSC Sdn Bhd (SQL) (MoU) 12. Syuen College (MoU) International 1. Embassy of Republic of Yemen The Cultural Attache Kuala Lumpur (MoU) 2. Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Muhammadiyah Sukarta Indonesia (MoU) 3. Universitas Diponegoro, Indonesia (MoU) 4. Dayananda Sagar University, India (MoU) 5. Sri Ramakrishna Educational Institutions, India (MoU) 6. Andalus University of Sciences, Turkey (MoA) Bioethics Unit of the International Network of the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics Haifa Bioethics Unit of the International Network of the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics Haifa The selection of University of Cyberjaya as UNESCO Bioethics Unit Chair is an excellent progression in its bioethics research continuum. University plays an important role in stimulating an International Network of Institutes for Medical Ethics and Training and contribute to an up-to-date syllabus on medical ethics education within the region and beyond. The chair comprises of more than 218 units in over 77 countries, across 5 continents of the world. Memberships and appointments Memberships and appointments Management and academic staff are appointed in national and international academic/ professional bodies / associations / NGOs. National 1. Member of the Board of Trustees the Malaysian Institute of Economic Research (MIER) 2. Member of National Lifelong Learning Committee (NLC) 3. Member of the National Minimum Wage Council 4. Chairman of the Technical Committee National Wages Consultation 5. Member of the National Higher Education Council 6. Member of IIUM Academy of Graduate 7. Professional Studies Business Advisory Committee University academics are appointed as committee members and members in national academic/ professional bodies/ associations/ NGOs involved in areas related to SDGs. Professor Emeritus Tan Sri Anuwar Ali, Chancellor of University of Cyberjaya is an economist who is Member of the Board of Trustees the Malaysian Institute of Economic Research (MIER); Member of National Lifelong Learning Committee (NLC), Member of the National Minimum Wage Council as well as the Chairman of the Technical Committee National Wages Consultation; Member of the National Higher Education Council; and Member of IIUM Academy of Graduate & Professional Studies Business Advisory Committee. University’s Honorary Professor of Economics, Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Dr. Noor Azlan Bin Ghazali heads the Economics and Management Cluster of the National Council of Professors. He served as Head of Special Consultancy Team on Globalization, National Economic Action Council, etc. Conferences Conferences University organises, host and participates in conferences in collaborations with other institutions in the areas of medicine, pharmacy, complementary medicine, Occupational Safety and Health, healthcare education. The International Pharmaceutical Research Conference (IPRC) is an annual conference organised by Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Cyberjaya. 1. International Pharmaceutical Research Conference (IPRC) – Annual since 2015 2. Cyberjaya Healthcare Education Conference – 2015 3. Malaysian International Integrative Healthcare Conference – 2017 4. Osh seminar 2017 Global Wave of OSH Evolution – 2017 5. 2nd Regional Breastfeeding Conference – 2019 https://cyberjaya.edu.my/news/international-pharmaceutical-research- conference-iprc-2018 Tan Sri Dr. Palaniappan, Pro Chancellor was recently invited to speak at the Vocational Education and Training (TVET) e-conference in July 2020. Research Research Joint research is conducted with national and international institution and MoA for research purpose. University of Cyberjaya was announced as the winner of the Rogayah Jaafar Award for Innovation in Health Professions Education at the 2019 International Conference on Interprofessional Education in conjunction with Malaysian Association of Education in Medical and Health Sciences (MAEMHS) annual conference held on the 18th and 19th September. 1. Ministry of Health, Malaysia 2. Pharmaniaga Berhad 3. Fakultas Farmasi, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia 4. University of Florence, Italy 5. Technical Assistance Inc (Bangladesh) Collaborations with NGOs Collaborations with NGOs University collaborates with NGOs through student volunteering programmes, research programmes, or development of educational resources 1. Mercy Malaysia 2. Persatuan Belia Harmoni Malaysia 3. Kelab Penyayang 4. Trash Hero Putrajaya SDG reports SDG reports Sustainability report is published in Minda Global Berhad Annual report 2018. Minda Global Berhad Annual Report Education for SDGs Education for SDGs The Centre for Foundation, Languages and General Studies offers course in Environmental responsibilities. This is a university course which is offered for degree students. The Faculty of Safety and Health offers course in Environmental Management and Sustainability. This course is offered for Occupational Safety and Health degree students. Young Mercy volunteering programme has conducted volunteer activities related to environment sustainability too. ### Research Research at University of Cyberjaya Besides offering research based postgraduate programmes, the Centre of Graduate Studies also serves to ensure that there are sufficient research funding and resources available to drive the university’s research objectives. The centre is also responsible for driving the university’s research & commercialization partnerships both locally and on the international level. Research clusters Intensive research projects are carried out in strategic research clusters that have been identified as high-impact priority areas for University of Cyberjaya. Cyberjaya International Undergraduate Colloquium for Health Sciences 2021 Intensive research projects are carried out in strategic research clusters that have been identified as high-impact priority areas for University of Cyberjaya. This research colloquium especially for undergraduate students in the health sciences field organised by Faculty of Medicine, University of Cyberjaya. It will be an annual event for students to present their research findings. This platform aims to gather undergraduate students from different health science faculties and universities so that the students are able to: 1. Learn and widen their perspective on other research field 2. Exchange knowledge and skills in methodology 3. Gain experiences from different kinds of research in health sciences 4. Present their research findings in an academic conference https://web.cyberjaya.edu.my/ciuchs-home/ ### Resources https://sdgs.un.org/goalshttps://www.timeshighereducation.com/impactrankings#! /page/0/length/25/sort_by/rank/sort_order/asc/cols/stats ### Events Calendar of Events SDG Week SDG Week is a dynamic and inclusive event at the University of Cyberjaya dedicated to advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It serves as a vibrant platform for students, staff, NGOs, government agencies, businesses, and the wider community to come together and engage in activities that promote sustainability, education, research, and outreach. Find out more information and webinar schedule at: https://cyberjaya.edu.my/sdg-week Download SDG Week Report ### SDG Reports homestarbubblemagnifiercrosschevron-upchevron-downarrow-left --->url (64) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/bachelor-in-information-technology-hons ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Bachelor in Information Technology (Honours) (IT) ## Be an IT Practitioner 3 years full time (R/0611/6/0063) 01/31 (MQA/FA13726) 01/26 ### Is Information Technology for You? Embark on a cutting-edge journey with our Information Technology degree at the University of Cyberjaya (UoC), designed to prepare you for the fast-evolving demands of today's digital world. As the digital landscape continues to expand and transform, the need for skilled IT professionals who can innovate and adapt has never been greater. Achieve this through a balanced mix of theoretical knowledge and practical application during your academic journey at the University of Cyberjaya (UoC), your university of choice for pursuing a Bachelor in IT. Graduates of our Information Technology Degree will be well-equipped to pursue careers such as: * IT Systems Manager * Programmer * Web Developer * System Administrator * Network Engineer * UI Designer * Business Analyst * Project Manager * Product Manager * Software Tester The Bachelor in Information Technology (Hons) programme at UoC is a three-year course that is designed to produce graduates who will satisfy the needs of employers as well as self-employment in the 21st century with the right technical and fundamental knowledge for a computing career in an increasingly dynamic business and technology-oriented world. * Principles of Information Technology * Discrete Mathematics * Programme Concepts and Design * Database Systems * Operating System * Human Computer Interaction * Information Systems Security * Principles of Marketing * Talent Management * Computer Architecture * Data Communication * Object-Oriented Programming * Principles of Networking * Web Page Design * Analyzing and Visualizing Data with Power BI * Business Process Integration * Business Intelligence System * Professional and Technopreneurship Development * Knowledge Management and Engineering * Principles of Management * System Administration and Maintenance * IT Social and Professional Law * Research Methods * Cloud Foundation * Artificial Intelligence * Introduction to Data Science * System Development Tools and Techniques * Web Application Development * Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery * Fundamentals of Cryptography * Ethical Hacking * Computer Intrusion and Detection * Network Monitoring and Security * Information Technology Collaborative Project * Internship Students of our Information Technology degree are taught by experienced lecturers and researchers employed by UoC. The programme is open for full-time with various methods of teachings: * Lectures and tutorials * Written assessments * Industrial training Learning will also take place in real-world scenario where students are posted at the related industries. Information technology have come a long way since it first appeared in the annals of history in the late 50s. Today, it is the single most important thing in ensuring that businesses, communities, economies, and the society at large can function. An Information Technology Degree from UoC equips graduates with the versatility to branch into various careers and fields, adapting to rapid technological advancements. UoC provides its students high quality facilities and infrastructure needed to learn the field, while leveraging on the experience of its teaching staff who prepare students to compete and succeed. Pass with a minimum Grade C (CGPA 2.00) in any 2 subjects and a credit in Mathematics at SPM level or equivalent Pass with a minimum Grade D in any 2 subjects and a credit in Mathematics at SPM Level or equivalent Foundation and Matriculation from Local Institution Pass Foundation/Matriculation in relevant field with CGPA 2.00 and a credit in Mathematics at SPM level or equivalent Diploma in Computing (Level 4 MQF) or equivalent Pass with a minimum CGPA of 2.50. Candidates with a CGPA below 2.50 but over 2.00 may be admitted subject to a thorough internal evaluation process and credits in Mathematics at SPM level or equivalent Any Other Diploma (Level 4, MQF) Pass with a minimum CGPA of 2.75. Candidates with a CGPA below 2.75 but more than 2.00 may be admitted subject to a thorough internal evaluation process and a credit in Mathematics at SPM level or its equivalent Pass with Grade B in any 5 subjects including Mathematics Minimum IELTS score of 5.0 or equivalent *Candidates with a pass in Mathematics, need to take a reinforcement Mathematics with appropriate topics in the discipline of Information Technology and Information Systems at the beginning of the study. --->url (65) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/A5-Prospectus-UoC-CCC-7-March-2023.pdf ------------------------------ DK254-01(D) DU063(B) G N HI S NLEA U S R E K A M E G N A H C 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 (cid:0)p(cid:0)r(cid:0)o(cid:0)f(cid:0)e(cid:0)s(cid:0)s(cid:0)i(cid:0)o(cid:0)n(cid:0)a(cid:0)l(cid:0) (cid:0)i(cid:0)n(cid:0) (cid:0)o(cid:0)u(cid:0)r(cid:0) (cid:2)‰(cid:0)e(cid:0)l(cid:0)d(cid:0). KEK JIN ER Bachelor of Pharmacy Former School: SMK Datin Onn Jaafar 33 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 24 Shaping Your Future With Us 28 Our Courses 124 Summary of Entry Requirement 138 Scholarships 140 How to Apply 142 Our Location 145 Important Information 4 CONTENTS 55 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 12,000 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. Professor Dr. Zabidi Azhar Mohd Hussin FRCPCH 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, others. The University, together with its including undergraduate, postgraduate- affiliated institutions currently have a student taught and postgraduate-research population of over 7,000, have produced programmes across a wide set of disciplines. more than 12,000 successful graduates. These include medicine, health sciences, nursing, pharmaceutical sciences, psychology, physiotherapy, homeopathic medical sciences, business and IT and biomedical engineering technology among 9 AN AWARD- WINNING AND GLOBALLY CONNECTED UNIVERSITY 1100 The university is currently ranked in the top 401-600 under the 2022 Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings. We were also in the top 300 for No Poverty, top 400 for Zero Hunger, top 200 for Good Health and Well- being, top 300 for Gender Equality and top 300 for Partnerships for the Goals. We continue to connect and collaborate with The University continues to nurture the best in industry and professional bodies partnerships with international universities to ensure that our programmes remains and institutions from the United States, relevant and up to current standards and United Kingdom, Indonesia, India, Thailand, practice. We are recognised by the World Maldives, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh for Medical Directory of Medical Schools its research and academic collaborations. which is supported by the World Health Our industry partnerships also extend Organisation. We also partner with the World to some of the world’s largest medical Federation for Medical Education (WFME) device manufacturers and pharmaceutical and the Foundation for Advancement manufacturers. 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 Ranked 401-600 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 1122 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 Business studies, Occupational Safety and Health as well as Foundation studies. Cyberjaya College Kota Kinabalu 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 disciplines, and aims to be the college of Cyberjaya College Kuching choice in Sarawak. For more information on our Kuching campus, visit: kch.cyberjaya.edu.my 13 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, Medical Sciences Lab, Clean Room, We’ve invested over RM200 million for the Electric and Electronic Lab, Pharmaceutical comfort and wellbeing of our students in Compounding Lab and Instrumentation Lab order for them to excel and be the best that among 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, Freeze University Library Dryer and Polymerase Chain Reaction Our campus is fully equipped to cater to 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 (cid:0)P(cid:0)r(cid:0)o(cid:0)g(cid:0)r(cid:0)a(cid:0)m(cid:0)m(cid:0)e(cid:0)-(cid:0)s(cid:0)p(cid:0)e(cid:0)c(cid:0)i(cid:2)‰(cid:0)c(cid:0) (cid:0)f(cid:0)a(cid:0)c(cid:0)i(cid:0)l(cid:0)i(cid:0)t(cid:0)i(cid:0)e(cid:0)s(cid:0) to study spaces. Students can choose to 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: 1144 • 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. 1155 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 16 • 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 17 I am grateful that University of Cyberjaya helped me to understand autism. 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ALVIN LOH KIM PING Behavioural Therapist at Adapt Enrichment Centre Psychology Graduate, Class of 2022 1188 Table 1: None WELCOME TO None UNIVERSITY OF None None None None CYBERJAYA ---------------------------------------- Table 2: ABOUT UNIVERSITY OF CYBERJAYA ---------------------------------------- Table 3: AN AWARD- WINNING AND GLOBALLY ---------------------------------------- Table 4: Empty DataFrame Columns: [, ] Index: [] ---------------------------------------- Table 5: 1122 1122 ---------------------------------------- Table 6: A WORLD CLASS CAMPUS ---------------------------------------- Table 7: AN ENGAGING STUDENT ---------------------------------------- --->url (66) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/bachelor-in-international-business-management-hons ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Bachelor in International Business Management (Hons) ## Be an International Business Manager Full-time: 3 years (R/0414/6/0067)07/30(MQA/FA13725) ### Is International Business Management for You? Get exposed with the intricacies of the global economy, cross border commerce as well as new trends in logistics and gain a deeper understanding of cross- cultural factors and the many legal frameworks that govern today’s global businesses. Our projects and case studies, inspired by real-world scenarios, will provide you with the opportunity to develop essential skills in strategic planning, policy analysis, and international market assessment. These are critical skills required in today's globalised business environment, and our Bachelor in International Business Management programme ensures you are well-prepared to meet these demands. Graduates of our Bachelor in International Business Management will be equipped to pursue various careers, including: * Administration managers * Corporate strategy managers * Global purchasing managers * International marketing managers * Business development managers * Business consultants * Entrepreneurs Graduates can also find employment in organisations such as: * Retail/Merchandise * Banks/Financial services * Printing/Publishing * Advertising agencies * Branding agencies * Consulting firms The Bachelor in International Business Management is a three-year programme that delves into the complexities of the global economy, cross-border commerce, and emerging trends in logistics. Businesses in today’s digitally connected world is increasingly global, fast paced and complex, providing new challenges and opportunities to organisations. This programme is tailored for students interested in international business, providing a comprehensive understanding of how industries and governments operate in the global marketplace. The Bachelor in International Business Management equips students with practical skills essential for succeeding in tomorrow's business world. * Penghayatan & Etika Peradaban/Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi * Principles of Management * Business Economic * Business Communication * International Business * Problem Solving Skills * Business Statistic * Falsafah & Isu Semasa * Kerajaan & Dasar Awam Malaysia 2 * Introduction to Accounting * Introduction to Web Design * Introduction to Operations Management * Academic Writing * English for Occupational Purpose * Elective 1 (Choose 1) * Globalisation 4.0 * Business Finance * Business Law * Consumer Behaviour * Principles of Marketing * Cost Accounting * Leadership and Governance * Talent Management * Management Information System * International Security * International Culture & Communication * Business Research * Managing Innovation * Elective 2 (Choose 1) * International Human Resource Management * Global Marketing Management * E-Business * Organisational Behaviour * Elective 3 (Choose 1) * Business Project * Young Mercy/Wataniah/SISPA/AQ & Kesukarelawan/Environmental Volunteerism * International Strategic Management * Global Economics * International Finance Econometrics * International Finance * Business Lab #### Elective courses * Project Management * Decision Making Tools * Data Mining & Big Data * Managing Intellectual Property Our International Business Management course is taught by experienced academics 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: * Lectures * Tutorials * Field trips * Case studies * Online mediated research 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, and seminars. 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 men, money, materials, methods and machines that moves the world. In any environment or economic climate, business graduates are needed. At the University of Cyberjaya, we ensure students have the skills to take this challenge head-on. At the University of Cyberjaya, we equip our students with the skills needed to address these challenges effectively, preparing them for impactful careers in international business management. Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia Pass with minimum Grade C (GPA 2.00) in two (2) subjects, and pass Mathematics and English in SPM or its equivalent; Sijil Tinggi Agama Malaysia (STAM) Pass with minimum Jayyid grade, and pass Mathematics and English at SPM level or its equivalent Pass with minimum Grade B in any 5 subjects and pass Mathematics & English Diploma in related field Pass Diploma (Level 4, MQF) or Advanced Diploma (Level 5, MQF) or equivalent with minimum CGPA 2.00 Diploma Kemahiran Malaysia (DKM) / Diploma Vokasional Malaysia (DVM) Subjected to HEP Senate / Academic Board’s approval UOC Foundation Matriculation/Foundation qualification with a minimum CGPA of 2.00 Matriculation or other equivalent programme Matriculation Matriculation/Foundation qualification with a minimum CGPA of 2.00 Any other equivalent qualification recognised by the Malaysian government, acceptable to the University. APEL A Find out**more**. MUET Band 3 or Minimum score of 5.5 for IELTS or its equivalent. --->url (67) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/bachelor-of-dietetics-hons ------------------------------ Error: Page.goto: Timeout 30000ms exceeded. Call log: \- navigating to "https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/bachelor-of-dietetics-hons", waiting until "load" --->url (68) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/bachelor-in-mass-communication-honours ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Bachelor in Mass Communication (Honours) ## Be a Multi-faceted Communicator Full-time, 3 years (N/0323/6/0041)03/29 (MQA/PA 17228) 02/29 ### Is Mass Communication for You? Our Bachelor in Mass Communication programme welcomes students into the dynamic world of journalism, public relations, broadcasting, digital media, and related fields. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, students will explore key areas such as media ethics, communication theory, writing for different media platforms, and the impact of emerging technologies on global communications. Courses are designed to foster critical thinking, media literacy, and effective storytelling techniques, equipping graduates with the tools necessary to navigate the evolving media landscape. Students will gain hands-on experience through internships, media projects, and access to state-of-the-art studios, ensuring they are well-prepared to work in real-world media environments. The programme also encourages interdisciplinary learning, offering opportunities to specialize in areas like digital journalism, corporate communication, advertising, or film studies. Graduates of the programme are poised to become innovative media professionals, capable of shaping public discourse and contributing to the future of mass communication. A Bachelor in Mass Communication (Honours) is a step towards a career in: * Advertising * Journalism * Public relations * Content creation * Event management * Corporate Communications * Digital Media Your skills will be in demand at: * News Agencies * TV and Radio Stations * Marketing and Public Relations Agencies / Departments * Multimedia Production Houses * Event Management Companies * Digital and Social Media Firms * Hospitality and Services Bachelor in Mass Communication (Honours) is a comprehensive programme tailored to prepare graduates for roles as journalists, content creators, marketing managers, copywriters, brand managers, corporate communication specialists, or public relations experts. This degree equips graduates with specialised knowledge and practical experience in the field of mass communication, focusing on content creation, public relations development and marketing strategies, and fostering a positive relationship between brands, and consumers. * Introduction to Mass Communication * Academic Writing * Visual Communication * Business Communication * Introduction to Marketing Communication * Introduction to Journalism * Introduction to Public Relations * Introduction to Film * Consumer Behaviour * Digital Photography * Introduction to Journalism * Human Communication * Media, Culture and Society * Social Research Methods * Communication Law and Ethics * Writing for Mass Media * Corporate Communication * Communication Theories * Intercultural Communication * Creative Copywriting * Advertising Campaign * Public Relation Campaign and Strategies * Broadcast and New Media * Performing for Media * Media Planning and Buying * Advertising Design * Documentary Production Techniques * Video Production Techniques * Research Project * Industrial Training/Practicum The panel educators are experienced professionals and experts in the field of mass communication who provide guidance, assessment, and supervision to students pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Mass Communication. These panel educators are typically appointed from established educational institutions or relevant organizations within the field of mass communications. When students are on campus, they will be learning in various settings including classrooms, lecture halls, plus audio, video and photography studios. Students will learn beyond the campus through fieldwork, practical sessions, and industry visits. The mass communication industry disseminates essential information that raises awareness on issues like public health, social issues, and political developments through various media platforms. Accurate and timely reporting helps communities make informed decisions, from voting in elections to responding to crises like natural disasters or pandemics. Mass communication also facilitates dialogue and fosters understanding across different groups. It bridges gaps by providing a platform for diverse voices and perspectives, helping to address social problems such as inequality, discrimination, and injustice. By highlighting these issues through investigative journalism, documentaries, and public debates, media can spark discussions that lead to policy changes and social reform. UoC Foundation UoC Foundation or its equivalent, with a minimum CGPA of 2.00 and credit in English at SPM or its equivalent. A pass in STPM or its equivalent, with a minimum of Grade C (GPA 2.00) in any two subjects and a credit in English at SPM or its equivalent. A pass in STAM with a minimum grade of Jayyid and a credit in English at SPM or its equivalent. Diploma Level A Diploma or its equivalent, with a minimum CGPA of 2.00 and a credit in English at SPM or its equivalent or a Diploma in Media and Communication or its equivalent. TOEFL score of 500 OR IELTS score of 5.0 or its equivalent. --->url (69) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/bachelor-in-physiotherapy-hons ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Bachelor in Physiotherapy (Honours) ## Be a Therapist Intake starts in March, October Full-time: 4 years March, October R2/0915/6/0020)12/32 (MQA/FA2500) ### Is Degree in Physiotherapy for You? Are you interested to help people affected by injury, illness or disability through movement and exercise, manual therapy, education and advice? Learn more about our Bachelor in Physiotherapy (Hons) programme today! UoC’s Physiotherapy degree programme aims to reflect current practice with research evidence and enhancing students’ knowledge, skills and professionalism. Besides gaining comprehensive theoretical knowledge, students can expect to get hands-on to earn practical skills in our skill lab. As an integral part of your development, participate in community rehabilitation, health education programmes, and health carnivals led by the Student Physiotherapy Association, celebrating events like World Physiotherapy Day in conjunction with the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT). With our Physiotherapy degree, graduates are set to seek a career such as: * Physiotherapist * Consultant * Researcher * Physiotherapy administrator * Educator * Entrepreneur * Clinical Instructor Your expertise will be valuable in: * Occupational health and safety advisor for physical conditions * Community health centers * Nursing homes * Home health agencies * Corporate or industrial health centers * Special schools * Rehabilitation centers * NGOs’ * Sports centers/clubs/clinics/teams * Research centers * Ergonomic centers Our Bachelor in Physiotherapy degree programme is a 4-year full time course that provides you with knowledge in kinesiology and exercise therapy in order to apply physiotherapy skills in musculoskeletal, cardiorespiratory and neurological conditions. Students will be equipped with physiotherapy skills for specialty areas such as geriatrics, Pediatrics, sports and women’s health. Besides taking courses on campus, students of our Physiotherapy degree programme can expect to be placed in hospitals and clinics to apply their skills in real-world scenarios. * Anatomy I & II * Physiology I & II * Introduction to Physiotherapy * Introduction to Medicine * Professional Development & Practice * Biomechanics * General Pathology * Introduction to Health Psychology * Falsafah & Isu Semasa * Penghayatan & Etika Peradaban * Public Speaking & Presentation * Affective Domain * Entrepreneurship * Young Mercy * English for Special Purpose II * Kinesiology I & II * Therapeutic Exercise I & II * Pharmacology for Physiotherapy * Electrotherapeutic Modalities I & II * Clinical Reasoning & EBP * Community Rehabilitation * Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy I * Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy I * Clinical Placement I * Co-curricular * Introduction to Biostatistics * Neurological Physiotherapy I * Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy II * Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy II * Introduction to Neuroscience * Research Methodology * Neurological Physiotherapy II * Pediatrics Physiotherapy * Physiotherapy Management for Geriatrics * Clinical Placement II & III #### Year 4 * Physiotherapy in Women’s Health * Sport Rehabilitation * Spinal Care & Rehabilitation * Physiotherapy in Intensive Care * Research Project * Clinical Placement IV, V & VI Students are taught by experienced doctors, teachers, lecturers, researchers and clinicians employed by UoC. The programme employs the following methods of teaching: * Lectures and tutorials * Written assessments * Laboratory experiment sessions * Hospital / clinical attachment * Industrial training Learning will also take place in real-world scenario where students are posted at the hospitals, clinics and sometimes industry settings. Our Allied Health Sciences faculty focuses on highlighting programmes that are necessary in the broader context of the health and medicine sectors. These include accredited programmes that are directly assisting and supporting our healthcare industry. Our academicians are experts in their respective fields with years of hands-on experience enabling them to guide students with theoretical knowledge as well as real-world application and experience. We have a collective goal to produce members of society who are not only competent in their respective fields but also respect others irrespective of race, religion, and creed. By fostering critical thinking, communication skills, inclusiveness, and empathy, we're preparing future leaders poised to make significant contributions to global healthcare and society. UOC Foundation or equivalent Minimum GPA of 2.33 in two (2) of the following subjects; * Biology * Chemistry * Physics / Mathematics Pass with minimum GPA of 2.33 in two (2) of the following subjects; * Biology * Chemistry * Physics / Mathematics Pass with minimum Grade D in two (2) of the following subjects; * Biology * Chemistry * Physics / Mathematics UEC Pass with minimum Grade B in five (5) subjects, including any TWO of the following subjects: * Biology * Physics / Mathematics * Chemistry Diploma in a related field Minimum CGPA 2.75 or pass with CGPA less than 2.75 with 3 years working experience in a related field TOEFL score of 550 or IELTS score of 5.5 or equivalent Malaysian Students: MUET Band 3 --->url (70) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/diploma-in-accounting ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Diploma in Accounting ## Be an Accountant Full-time: 2.5 years (R/0411/4/0024) 01/30 (MQA/FA12848) ### Is a Diploma in Accounting for You? Discover the world of financial expertise with UoC's Diploma in Accounting programme. This programme offers specific accounting, finance, taxation, auditing, costing, and management knowledge. It's designed to cultivate competent, dedicated accountants who possess the necessary attributes and skills for the accounting profession. As a student in the Diploma in Accounting programme, you will also develop a holistic understanding of the business operation, particularly in all functional areas of accounting. Through classroom discussions, students will have valuable hands-on experience in real-life working environments. The curriculum of our programme is structured to align with professional recognition standards, providing students with a broad perspective of the accounting profession. Upon completing this programme, students are eligible for the following ACCA qualification exemptions: * Business & Technology * Management Accounting * Financial Accounting Upon graduating, students can either continue their studies to higher levels or join the workforce specialised in accounting. Graduates of the Diploma in Accounting programme can expect to secure positions such as: * Account Assistant * Audit Assistant * Tax assistant * Bookkeeper * Payroll assistant * Account Executive * Entrepreneur * Accounting service sector * Finance & insurance sector * Government & Public services sector * Commercial sector The Diploma in Accounting programme at UoC is a comprehensive 2.5-year course divided into 7 semesters, emphasizing interdisciplinary accounting. Students are required to complete thirty modules and undergo a three-month practical training period to earn their diploma. This programme paves the way for graduates to progress to professional accounting qualifications offered by ACCA and CIMA. ### Course Training and Practical Our programme includes internships in relevant industries, ensuring practical experience and industry relevance. * Introduction to Business * Principles of Accounting * Business Mathematics * Fundamentals of Marketing * Principles of Management * Business Law * Financial Accounting * Computer Applications * English Language Skills for Workplace * Principles of Finance * Principles of Economics * Cost & Management Accounting 1 * Company Law * English Language Skills & Critical * Introduction to Entrepreneurship * Cost & Management Accounting 2 * Financial Reporting 1 * Computerised Accounting * Third Language Modules (Mandarin / Korea) * Malaysian Taxation 1 * Performance Management * Financial Reporting 2 * Malaysian Taxation 2 * Financial Statement Analysis * Audit * Principles of Investment * Business Ethics and Corporate Governance * Practical training (3 months) Our course is taught by experienced lecturers with a good mix of teaching, research and industry experiences. The programme is delivered through: * Lectures * Tutorials * Field trips * Case studies * Practical training 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, seminars and practical training. Accounting is essential in every industry, providing control, stability, and accountability. With business constantly evolving, especially in the face of rapid technological changes, the role of accountants is more crucial than ever. At UoC, our Diploma in Accounting programme ensures that students are well- equipped with the skills to meet these challenges head-on, adapting to the changing landscape of business and accounting. Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia Pass with 3 credits including Mathematics and a pass in English Sijil Tinggi Pelajaran Malaysia (STPM) Pass with minimum Grade C GPA 2.00 in any subject and credits in Mathematics and a pass in English at SPM level or equivalent Sijil Tinggi Agama Malaysia (STAM) Pass with a minimum grade of Maqbul and credits in Mathematics and a pass in English at SPM level SKM Pass in SKM Level 3 in a related field and pass in SPM with a minimum credits in Mathematics and pass in English Pass with a minimum Grade B in 3 subjects including Mathematics and a pass in English Other certificate A certificate or its equivalent in a related field recognised by the Malaysian Government, acceptable to the University. * TOEFL score of 550 or equivalent * Minimum IELTS score of 4.5 or equivalent --->url (71) https://web.cyberjaya.edu.my/uoc-nursing-kick-start-program-2025/ ------------------------------ * Home * Programme Overview * Agenda * Registration Details * FAQs * Home * Programme Overview * Agenda * Registration Details * FAQs Register Now * Home * Programme Overview * Agenda * Registration Details * FAQs * Home * Programme Overview * Agenda * Registration Details * FAQs Register Now **Curious About a Future in Nursing?** UoC Nursing Kick-Start Programme 2025 Take the first step into the healthcare profession with our 4-day hands-on programme. Gain real insight into nursing, learn essential skills, meet current students and professionals, and explore your career options. It’s affordable, informative, and a great way to start your journey in healthcare. 13 - 16 May 2025 9:00AM - 4:00PM University of Cyberjaya Register Now Why You Should Attend? Get a Head Start in Your Nursing Career Gain real-life nursing experience that sets you apart. 4-Day Hands-On Learning Dive into practical nursing scenarios, helping you understand what it’s like to work in healthcare. Learn from Expert Academic Staff Benefit from the knowledge and guidance of experienced educators. Master Essential Skills Develop skills such as CPR, bandaging, and communication. Explore Financial Aid Discover sponsorship and financial support options to make your nursing education more accessible. FREE Accommodation Enjoy complimentary accommodation making your experience comfortable and convenient Programme Overview The **UoC Nursing Kick-Start Programme** is a 4-day immersive experience designed for those curious about the nursing profession. This hands-on programme offers participants a unique opportunity to engage in practical nursing scenarios and gain essential skills that will form the foundation of their nursing career. Over the course of four days, you will: ### Experience Real-Life Nursing: Participate in realistic clinical exercises and get a feel for what it’s like to work as a nurse. ### Learn from Experienced Educators: Benefit from the expertise of academic staff who are committed to providing you with high-quality guidance and training. ### Gain Insights into Nursing Careers: Understand the diverse roles and opportunities within the nursing field and explore how you can contribute to patient care. ### Connect with Future Nurses: Network with your peers, meet current students, and interact with experienced professionals and alumni who can offer valuable insights into the nursing profession. Who Should Attend? ### SPM Leavers Minimum 3 credits, including Bahasa Melayu, Mathematics, Science, and a Pass in English. ### IGCSE / O-Level Leavers ### Assistant Nurses Agenda Day 1, 13th May 2025 (Tuesday) Day 2, 14th May 2025 (Wednesday) Day 3, 15th May 2025 (Thursday) Day 4, 16th May 2025 (Friday) Day 1, 13th May 2025 (Tuesday) Time | Activities ---|--- 10am-12pm | Discover Nursing: Your Pathway to a Rewarding Career – Warm Welcome & Opening Address – Introduction to the Diploma in Nursing Programme – Nursing: A Rewarding Career – Prospects & Opportunities – Get to Know Each Other: Icebreaking Session – Ask the Experts: Q&A with Academic Staff 12pm-2pm | Pause & Refresh – Lunch and Prayer Break 2pm-4pm | Heart & Lungs 101: The Building Blocks of Nursing – Anatomy and Physiology (Heart & Lung) Session End Day 2, 14th May 2025 (Wednesday) Time | Activities ---|--- 10am-12pm | Essential Talk: Mastering Communication Basics – Foundations of Healthcare: Discovering Nursing Roles – Healing Words: The Art of Therapeutic Communication 12pm-2pm | Pause & Refresh – Lunch and Prayer Break 2pm-4pm | Communicate with Confidence: Hands-On Skills – Real-Life Rehearsal: Scenario-Based Role Play Session End Day 3, 15th May 2025 (Thursday) Time | Activities ---|--- 10am-12pm | Life-Saving Basics: Essential First Aid Skills – Wrap It Right: Mastering Bandaging Techniques 12pm-2pm | Pause & Refresh – Lunch and Prayer Break 2pm-4pm | Rapid Response: Essential First Aid Skills – HeartSaver: Mastering CPR Skills Session End Day 4, 16th May 2025 (Friday) Time | Activities ---|--- 10am-12pm | Interview Ready: Ace Your First Impression – Interview Mastery: Speak with Confidence – Future Funded: Unlock Sponsorship Opportunities 12pm-2pm | Pause & Refresh – Lunch and Prayer Break 2pm-4pm | Journey to Nursing: Insights from Alumni & Students – Voices of Experience: Student & Alumni Insights – Grand Finale: Certificate Award & Photo Session Session End Registration Details MYR 100 00 Per Participant * __ The fee is refundable upon completion of the full 4-day programme ### Registration Form Nursing Kick-Start Program 2025 - Registration Form Δ Full Name (as per IC): IC Number Phone/Mobile Gender Male Female Previous School/Institution Please upload your a copy of your SPM trial results Or if there is no Trial SPM slip, kindly fill up your results below. Choose File Bahasa Melayu Science/Biology English Mathematics Others Have you applied for the Diploma in Nursing at University of Cyberjaya? Yes No Are you interested in applying? Yes No Preferred Intake July 2025 October 2025 Do you need hostel/accommodation during the programme? Yes No Are you a Vegetarian? Yes No How did you hear about this programme? Social Media WhatsApp School Counsellor Friend/Family Others Do you have any questions or concerns regarding the programme? If yes, please specify and we will get back to you. Submit Form Alternative: WPA Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) ____ What is the Nursing Kick-Start Programme? The Nursing Kick-Start Programme is a special preparatory course designed to help future Diploma in Nursing students transition smoothly into a nursing programme. It includes academic refreshers, skills workshops, and insights into the nursing profession. ____ Who can join this programme? The programme is open to SPM leavers or students who have received an offer to join the Diploma in Nursing programme at the University of Cyberjaya. ____ Is it compulsory to attend? While not mandatory, we highly encourage all future students to join. It provides a head start in understanding what to expect, builds confidence, and helps students connect with peers and lecturers before the actual intake begins. ____ How long is the programme? The Nursing Kick-Start Programme runs for 4-days, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. ____ What will I learn during the programme? Participants will: * Experience real-life nursing scenarios. * Learn directly from our academic experts. * Build hands-on skills like CPR, bandaging, anatomy, and communication. * Discover the many career paths in nursing and healthcare. * Meet your future peers – connect with current students, alumni, and healthcare professionals. Take a tour of the campus, learn facilities that matter to a Nursing student, and basically learn what it’s like to be a university student before your peers do! ____ Is there any fee to join? Yes, the programme fees is only RM100 for first 50 participants. ____ Is accommodation provided during the programme? Yes! We are offering **FREE hostel accommodation for 4 days and 3 nights** to all confirmed participants. ____ Where do I stay during the 4 days? You will be staying at Mutiara Ville, one of the student accommodations that we offer to our students. ____ How do I confirm my place and accommodation? To secure your free accommodation, you must **confirm your attendance by 6th May 2025**. Spaces are limited, so early confirmation is encouraged. ____ Are meals included? Yes. We provide: * **Breakfast** * **Lunch** * **Hi-tea**** ** **Dinner is not provided** , but food is easily accessible around campus. ____ How do I register for the Kick-Start Programme? You can simply fill in the form on our website to register today! ____ Do I have to attend the whole 4 days? Yes, we encourage all participants to attend the full duration to benefit from the complete experience and receive a **Certificate of Participation**. ____ Will I receive a certificate after completing the programme? Yes, participants will receive a certificate of participation, which can be added to your portfolio. ____ Is the registration fee for this programme refundable? Yes, the RM100 registration fee is refundable as long as you complete the full 4-day programme. Should you choose to pursue your studies with the University of Cyberjaya, the RM100 will be deducted from your university registration fees. You will not be able to receive a refund if you did not complete the full 4-day programme. University of Cyberjaya (UoC) (DU053(B)) © 2025 | All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy --->url (72) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/pathfinder-2 ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu 08 Dec 2015 6 mins read # Pathfinder programme to help students decide on a career choice New ProgrammePathfinder Share This Post: Any enquries on University of Cyberjaya or this article? Contact Us Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences introduces a new programme for SPM and STPM school leavers The university’s Pathfinder Preparatory Programme introduces participants to the various healthcare career options available along with first-hand experiential learning modules to help students make the right choice. Students who are curious about the healthcare industry can learn more about it through the Pathfinder Preparatory Programme. The programme is catered to SPM and STPM school leavers and aims to introduce students to the various healthcare career options in addition to giving them a taste of university life. To help students decide on a professional career, the four-week programme will have students participating in several experiential learning modules involving practical, hands-on training with equipment, laboratories and other healthcare facilities. Students can obtain a first-hand experience on what a career in healthcare is all about by running experiments in a fully equipped laboratory, manage patient care in a simulated ward, operate an ambulance and learn the skills of a paramedic, understand how the human body functions using life-like models and learn to save lives in disaster relief simulation training. Apart from experiential learning, students will also attend daily classes for general subjects including mathematics, biology, chemistry, among others to understand what they can expect to learn. The programme also harnesses some recreational programmes to provide school leavers with a balanced pre-university experience such as participating in sports, talent time, outings and study tours with senior students and student clubs. Upon completion of the course, students will be prepared for study in an University and be equipped with a better understanding of what a career in the healthcare sector entails in addition to obtaining important soft skills that would be beneficial in university exams or when applying for a job in the future. School leavers will also gain an advance interview session to determine their eligibility for the university’s foundation or bachelor programmes, receive a full refund of fees upon registering for CUCMS’ foundation and bachelor courses and an accommodation at the CUCMS Varsity Lodge. The award winning university also offers a multitude of study options including accredited courses in physiotherapy, homeopathy, pharmacy and medicine. Programmes such as the Bachelor of Homeopathic Medical Science (Hons) is approved by Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) and is concordant with the Ministry of Health and Malaysian Homeopathy Medical Council. The university’s courses also gears students for the working world, such as their Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons) programme, which equips students for the various disciplines of pharmacy, including pharmaceutical care, industry and research. Students are taught basic medical sciences subjects including anatomy, physiology, microbiology and biochemistry during their first year which builds strong fundamentals for their following years of study. The Pathfinder Preparatory Programme is open to SPM, STPM and O Level students. Students may apply using their forecast results, with a minimum of five credits in any subjects including Mathematics and two science subjects. The Pathfinder Programme begins in January 2016 and runs from Mondays to Fridays during office hours. A registration fee of only RM500 and optional accommodations will be made available to outstation students if required. Interested individuals can visit www.cybermed.edu.my/pathfinder or contact CUCMS marketing staff at 603-8313 7000 for details. ### More Stories #### Make Postgraduate Studies Work for You #### CUCMS selected as a Regional Unit of the UNESCO Bioethics Chair #### Gandhi remembered at a special 150th Birth Anniversary Celebration twitterfacebooklinkedinwhatsapptelegramhomestarbubblemagnifiercrosschevron- uparrow-left --->url (73) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/bachelor-of-education-honours-in-teaching-english-as-a-second-language ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Bachelor of Education (Hons) in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) ## Be an Educator 3 years (N/0114/6/0001) 06/28 (MQA/PA 16516) 04/28 ### Is Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) for You? The Bachelor of Education in TESL is an intensive programme designed for those aspiring to become educators in English as a Second Language. It equips future TESL instructors with the essential knowledge and skills necessary to teach English effectively to speakers of other languages. This comprehensive TESL course blends theoretical underpinnings with hands-on teaching experiences, developing proficient and culturally aware language teachers. Students in the TESL programme will delve into areas like linguistics, second language acquisition, curriculum planning, assessment techniques, teaching strategies, and classroom management. The course's mix of academic coursework, fieldwork, and student teaching opportunities prepares graduates to foster dynamic and inclusive learning atmospheres, enhance language acquisition, and cater to the varied needs of English learners. The goal of this TESL course is to cultivate skilled ESL teachers committed to propelling forward the field of English language education across the globe. Graduates of our TESL course can expect career paths such as: * English Language Teacher (Primary and Secondary School) * English Tutor * Language assessment specialists * Curriculum developers * Instructional designer * Advertising / Digital Copywriter * Guidance Counsellor * English Course Materials Developer * Journalist * Marketing Executive * Public Relations Executive * Trainer * Primary and Secondary schools (Private and government) * Language centers * University/colleges * Digital advertising agencies * Banks The TESL programme is meticulously crafted to prepare students to become adept English language educators. It emphasises the understanding of language acquisition theories, pedagogical methods, curriculum formulation, and evaluation approaches. Through teaching practices and observations in varied educational settings, students in the TESL programme will hone their abilities to create engaging, inclusive classrooms that encourage language mastery and intercultural communication skills. Graduates will be prepared to meet the demands of teaching English as a second language and positively impact language learners' educational journey. ### Course Training and Practical Students will be required to work in schools for their practical teaching experience in the final semester, under the guidance and evaluation of both a supervisor and a mentor designated by the educational institution. * Materials Design and Development * Pedagogy In Education * Classroom and Behavioural Management * Sociology in Education * Learning Theories * Human Growth and Development * Learning Disabilities * Educational Psychology * Sociolinguistics * Technology in Education * Introduction to Language and Linguistics * Introduction to Assessment in Education * Phonetics and Phonology * Teaching of Grammar * Psycholinguistics * Teaching and Appreciation of Literature * Teaching of Speaking and Listening * Teaching Methodology * Affective Domain * Philosophy in Education * English Morphology and Syntax * Teaching English through drama * Teaching, Reading and Writing * Second Language Acquisition * Discourse Analysis * Technology for Language Teaching * Educational Research * Language Testing and Assessment * Curriculum and Syllabus Designing * Theories of Psychotherapy * Psychology of Personality * E-learning principles * Issues and Ethics in Education * Management and Leadership in Education * Industrial Training Students are taught by experienced lecturers and researchers employed by UoC. They will also be working independently while supervised by appointed panel from the relevant scientific body from the University. Classes are held at Cyberjaya Campus with our state of the art facilities. Learning will also take place in real-world scenario where students are expected to intern in schools for three months during their final semester. Additionally, participation in English language education conferences is encouraged to broaden students' understanding and exposure to the latest in English education research. TESL students are at the forefront of overcoming global language barriers, facilitating superior communication across different cultures. By training proficient English language teachers, the TESL course plays a critical role in eradicating linguistic obstacles, fostering intercultural dialogue, and empowering individuals to engage fully in the global community. TESL graduates are instrumental in promoting integration and social unity in diverse societies through improved language skills and cross-cultural communication. In an era where English is increasingly a global lingua franca, TESL educators are key to enhancing worldwide comprehension and connecting diverse linguistic groups. Pass with a minimum of Grade C (GPA 2.00) in any 2 subjects Pass with a minimum of Grade D in any 2 subjects. Pass with a minimum grade of Jayyid. UEC Pass with minimum Grade B in 5 subjects. Matriculation/Foundation or its equivalent Matriculation Minimum CGPA of 2.00. Minimum CGPA of 2.00. Diploma Kemahiran Malaysia Diploma Level Pass Diploma Kemahiran Malaysia (DKM)/ Diploma Lanjutan Kemahiran Malaysia (DLKM)/ Diploma Vokasional Malaysia (DVM) with a minimum CGPA of 2.50 in relevant field subject to the approval of the Senate. A credit in English at SPM or its equivalent is also required, including attendance in compulsory bridging courses. Diploma Kemahiran Malaysia with working experience Pass DKM/ DLKM/ DVM with at least CGPA 2.00 AND have at least two (2) years of work experience in the relevant field, including attendance in compulsory bridging courses. APEL Entry requirements for admission into the Bachelor’s program (level 6, MQF) through APEL as approved by the Ministry of Education (MOHE). Applicants must be / have: * A Malaysian citizen; and * The candidate should be more than 21 years of age when applying * Relevant work experience / prior experiential learning; and * Passes the APEL assessment. APEL A Find out**more**. Minimum score of 6.0 for IELTS; OR Minimum score of 550 for TOEFL; OR its equivalent. Malaysian students are exempted from University English courses if the applicant has: * Distinction in SPM / SPMV English * MUET Band 4, 5 and 6 * A Pass in English Course at a previous institution Malaysian students are required to take English Preparatory 2 if the applicant has: * Credit in SPM / SPMV English * MUET Band 1, 2 and 3 * Required to take both English Preparatory 1 and 2: * No credit in SPM / SPMV English --->url (74) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/foundation-in-arts ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Foundation in Arts ## Your First Step Towards Your Dream Full-time: 1 Year (N/0011/3/0144)05/29(MQA/PA17225)03/29 ### Is the Foundation in Arts programme for You? At UoC, our Foundation in Arts programme is specifically tailored to prepare students for a seamless transition into various undergraduate programmes. This intensive preparatory course is structured with a focus on equipping students with the essential knowledge and skills needed to excel in higher education. Alongside academic development, this programme emphasizes extracurricular activities that cultivate leadership, organisational management, and social skills, preparing students for a well-rounded university experience. ## Programme Pathway The Foundation in Arts programme at UoC is an ideal starting point for students aspiring to progress to undergraduate degrees such as: **Business:** * Bachelor in Business Administration (Hons) * Bachelor in Accounting & Finance (Hons) * Bachelor in International Business Management (Hons) **Humanities:** * Bachelor in Psychology (Hons) * Bachelor of Counselling (Hons) * Bachelor of Education (Hons) in Early Childhood * Bachelor of Education (Hons) in Teaching English as Second Language * Bachelor in Occupational Safety and Health (Hons) * Bachelor of Nursing (Hons) * Bachelor in Mass Communications (Hons) **Design:** * Bachelor in Creative Multimedia (Hons) * Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Graphic Design (Advertising) * Bachelor of Multimedia (Hons) in 3D Animation * Bachelor in Information Technology (Hons) This programme provides a comprehensive foundation in the arts and humanities, setting the stage for academic and professional success in a range of fields. The Foundation in Arts is a three-semester intensive foundation programme. Students are taught the core academic syllabus and are enabled to explore issues in a multidisciplinary approach, strategise and implement changes to have a positive impact on the learning process. They will be able to communicate, apply their knowledge and solve issues. The programme is designed to enhance students' communication skills, enabling them to effectively apply their knowledge and address real-world issues. #### Core * Speaking and Listening Skills in English * Reading and Writing in English * Introduction to Creative Writing * Computing Essentials * Thinking Skills * Self-Development * Emotional Intelligence * Introduction to Management * Basic Mathematics * Basic Entrepreneurship * Introduction to Sociology * Introduction to Mass Media * Introduction to Psychology #### Specialisation: Business * Fundamental of Marketing * Introduction to Statistics * Basic Economic * Fundamental in Accounting #### Specialisation: Humanities * Introduction to Human Development * Introduction to Statistics * Introduction to Communication Studies * Principles of Education #### Specialisation: Design * History of Art * Basic Illustration * Fundamental of Design * Introduction to Communication Studies Students of this programme are guided by a team of experienced educators and lecturers at UoC. The programme employs the following methodologies: * Lectures and tutorials * Written assessments * Laboratory sessions These methodologies ensure a deep understanding of the arts and humanities, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Classes are held at Cyberjaya Campus with our state-of-the-art facilities. As experts in healthcare education, we recognise the importance of state-of- the-art labs, which is why we have 35 of them with 10 of them being GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) certified labs. These labs include Pharmacognosy Lab, Medical Sciences Lab, Clean Room, Electric and Electronic Lab, among others. All these laboratories are fully equipped to ensure students are properly trained using relevant and up-to-date technology. The university library specialises in the collection of healthcare references. Materials available in the library are also focused on subjects offered by the Faculties including Biochemistry, Neurology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Physiology, Cardiology, Psychiatry etc. The library holds approximately 19,000 titles of physical books and thousands more e-journals and multimedia collection. Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia Pass with minimum credits in any 5 subjects International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) O-level Pass with minimum credits in any 5 subjects Minimum Grade B in any 3 subjects Any other equivalent qualifications recognised by the Malaysian Government and the University. Notes Any other equivalent qualification recognized by the Malaysian Government / University Senate Students intending to progress to the Bachelor of Psychology (Hons) upon completion of this programme must have obtained credits at SPM/SPMV/O-Level, or grade B in UEC, in Mathematics and a Science subject, and a Pass in English --->url (75) https://cyberjaya.edu.my/programme/foundation-in-science ------------------------------ Find ProgrammesResearchMenu # Foundation in Science (Medicine/Pharmacy) ## Your First Step Towards Your Career Goals Full-time: 1 Year (R4/0011/3/0110)09/29 (A6527) ### Is Foundation in Science for You? Our Foundation in Science programme is your gateway to a career in healthcare, offering a tailored pathway to undergraduate degrees in Medicine, Pharmacy, and other medical sciences. This course provides a nurturing pre-university environment, fostering early interaction with fellow students and engagement with the broader community through activities that promote social consciousness. We're committed to delivering a comprehensive learning experience, underpinned by professional ethics and values. Through reflection sessions, and feedback from peers, mentors, and self-evaluations, we ensure a well-rounded educational journey for every student. ## Programme Pathway Designed as a stepping stone to further studies at UoC, the Foundation in Science prepares you for a range of healthcare-related undergraduate programmes, including: * Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) * Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons) * Bachelor in Psychology (Hons) * Bachelor in Occupational Safety & Health (Hons) * Bachelor in Homeopathic Medical Sciences (Hons) * Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Hons) * Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering Technology (Hons) * Bachelor of Nursing (Hons) * Bachelor of Dietetics (Hons) This foundation programme is designed as a pathway for students to pursue a degree in Medicine, Pharmacy, Dental Surgery or other medical disciplines. The subjects offered are specifically tailored for direct progression to the undergraduate programmes. It offers a pre-university setting that encourages interaction among students and community engagement through various student- led events and socially conscious initiatives. #### Semester 1 * Mathematics 1 * Biology 1 * Biology Lab 1 * English for Pre U #### Semester 2 * Mathematics 2 * Physics 1 * Physics Lab 1 * Chemistry 1 * Chemistry Lab 1 * Academic Communication * Introduction to Medicine and Pharmacy * Affective Domain 2 #### Semester 3 * Physics 2 * Chemistry 2 * Chemistry Lab 2 * Biology 2 * Biology Lab 2 * English Language and Culture * Computing Essentials * Pengajian Islam / Pengajian Moral * Affective Domain 1 At UoC, the Foundation in Science students are taught by a team of experienced teachers and lecturers, all dedicated to providing high-quality education. The programme employs diverse teaching methodologies, including: * Engaging Lectures and Interactive Tutorials * Comprehensive Written Assessments * Hands-on Laboratory Experiment Sessions These methods are geared towards enhancing students' understanding and application of scientific principles. Classes are held at Cyberjaya Campus with our state-of-the-art facilities. As experts in healthcare education, we recognise the importance of state-of- the-art labs, which is why we have 35 of them with 10 of them being GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) certified labs. These labs include Pharmacognosy Lab, Medical Sciences Lab, Clean Room, Electric and Electronic Lab, among others. All these laboratories are fully equipped to ensure students are properly trained using relevant and up-to-date technology. The university library specialises in the collection of healthcare references. Materials available in the library are also focused on subjects offered by the Faculties including Biochemistry, Neurology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Physiology, Cardiology, Psychiatry etc. The library holds approximately 19,000 titles of physical books and thousands more e-journals and multimedia collection. Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia Pass with a minimum Grade B in the following 5 subjects; * Biology * Chemistry * Physics * Mathematics (or Additional Mathematics); AND * Any other 1 subject International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) – O Levels O-level Pass with a minimum Grade B in the following 5 subjects; * Biology * Chemistry * Physics * Mathematics (or Additional Mathematics) * Any other 1 subject Pass with a minimum of grade of B4 in the following 3 subjects; * Biology * Chemistry; AND * Physics / Mathematics / Advanced Mathematics Any other equivalent qualifications recognised by the Malaysian Government or the University. Notes Other qualifications deemed equivalent by the Government of Malaysia Students intending to progress to the Bachelor of Psychology (Hons) upon completion of this programme must have obtained credits at SPM/SPMV/O-Level, or grade B in UEC, in Mathematics and a Science subject, and a Pass in English