UndergraduateInternational Students Guide

Malaysia, situated in Southeast Asia, boasts of being one of the major tourist destinations in the world. Cultures have been meeting and mixing in Malaysia since the very beginning of its history. Malaysia’s cultural mosaic is marked by many different cultures, but several in particular had especially lasting influence on the country. Chief among these is the ancient Malay culture, and the cultures of Malaysia’s two most prominent trading partners throughout history—the Chinese, and the Indians. These three

MalaysiaA Lifetime Experience

groups are joined by a dizzying array of indigenous tribes, many of which live in the island of Borneo. Although each of these cultures has vigorously maintained its traditions and community structures, they have also blended together to create contemporary Malaysia’s uniquely diverse heritage resulting in the experience of gastronomical journey.

Establishment: University of Malaya derives its name from the term ‘Malaya’ as the country was then known. The University has its roots in Singapore with the establishment of King Edward VII College of Medicine in 1905. In 1949 University of Malaya was formed with the amalgamation of King Edward VII College of Medicine and Raffles College (founded in 1928) in Singapore. The growth of the University was very rapid during the first decade of its establishment and this resulted in the setting up of two autonomous

University of MalayaHistory & Establishment

To be an internationally renowned institution of higher learning in research, innovation, publication and teaching.

Vision

To advance knowledge and learning through quality research and education for the nation and for humanity.

Mission

Divisions in 1959, one located in Singapore and the other in Kuala Lumpur. In 1960, the government of the two territories indicated their desire to change the status of the Divisions into that of a national university. Legislation was passed in 1961 and the University of Malaya was established on 1st January 1962.

UM is the first public university established in Malaysia with a long history of producing notable alumni and contributed to the development of the country. Since its inception in 1905, it has achieved numerous accolades and will continue to deliver the best academic experience, excellent research, and world class educational facilities.

Over 200 programmes are offered covering the whole spectrum of learning from Arts, Sciences, and Humanities. Among all more than 32 courses are listed in QS World Top 200 subject rankings.

UM has produced notable alumni that have contributed significantly towards the development of Malaysia and abroad including a number of former Prime Ministers like Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohammed and Tun Dr. Ahmad Abdullah Badawi.

With more than 500 international collaborative partners UM offered prestigious opportunities for its students whether through Student Mobility Programmes, Dual Degree, or Joint Research.

University of Malaya is currently placed at number 27 in the Asian University Ranking 2016 and was ranked 133 in the 2016 QS World University Ranking, being the only Malaysian University making a mark in the list of the world top 150 universities and it has emerged as the only Malaysian university to break into the top 30 of the 2016 QS Asian University Ranking.

UM is situated in Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia, and is the only Malaysian public university located in the capital city. Studying in UM, one can gain additional advantages from its proximity to the city.

UM hosts more than 3,500 international students from over 80 countries.

Since 2002, the University of Malaya has maintained the MS ISO 9001:2000 certification, being the first Malaysian public higher education institution to receive a comprehensive certification for all its academic processes.

With more than 50 Research Centres under 6 Research Clusters, UM is one of Malaysia’s Premier Research University and one of the leading Research University in Asia.

OUR PROUD HISTORY

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

Granted self-accredited educational institutions by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) since 2009 our academic programmes are recognized world-wide including a number of courses that are accredited by international accreditation bodies such as Washington Accord (Engineering), and The Association of MBA (AMBA).

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES WITH WORLD-WIDE RECOGNITIONS

OUR ILLUSTRIOUS ALUMNI

STRONG INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS

WORLD’S TOP 150 UNIVERSITIES

STRATEGIC LOCATION

GREAT DIVERSITY

QUALITY ASSURANCE

RESEARCH UNIVERSITY STATUS

10 Great Reasons to Study at UM

QUALITY ASSURANCE

INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC STAFF FROM MORE THAN 60 COUNTRIES INCLUDES:

636NON ACADEMIC STAFF (MANAGEMENT AND

PROFESSIONAL)

2,912TOTAL ACADEMIC

STAFF

847INTERNATIONAL

ACADEMIC STAFF

2,976NON ACADEMIC STAFF

(SUPPORT STAFF)

Staff

AlgeriaAustraliaAustria BangladeshBrazil

CanadaChinaFranceGermanyIndia

IndonesiaIraqIranItalyJapan

JordanNetherlandsNigeriaPhilippinesSouth Korea

ThailandUnited KingdomUnited StatesYemen

*Figure as of March 2017

1Private University

2,800local & international

academic staff

13,000 undergraduate students

3,600 postgraduate students

3,000 international students from over

85 countries

Over

200Academic Programmes

and Many withWorldwide Recognition

6 Research Clusters

1Continuing Education

Centre

3 Centres

20 Faculties

4 Institutes

2 Academies

64 Research Centres

27IN ASIA

MALAYSIA’S

TOPUNIVERSITY

133IN THE WORLD

General Entry Requirements• Completed a minimum of 12-years education• Passed with a minimum 80% in relevant subjects at

A-Level or equivalent qualifications; or• A diploma from recognised Universities with at least

CGPA 3.0/4.0• Applicant may be required to undergo an interview

and/or a test for certain programme

English Language RequirementApplicant must obtained:

i. band 5.5 and above in IELTS;

ii. score of 550 (PBT), 213 (CBT), or 80 (IBT) and above in TOEFL;

iii. pass in any equivalent English proficiency test approved and recognised by the University of Malaya

Note: Please check with relevant Faculties for their English requirement.

Medical & Dentistry New ProgrammesThe Faculties are now offering these programmes:

• Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)• Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons.)• Bachelor of Nursing Science• Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)Prospects may browse through International Student Centre website at http://isc.um.edu.my for the entry requirements of the new programmes.

Programmes Offered and Tuition Fees for International Students for Academic Session

2017/2018FACULTY / PROGRAMME PROGRAMME

CODEDURATION OF STUDY TOTAL

CREDITTUITION

FEES PER

ANNUM USD

SEMESTER YEAR

ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCESBachelor of Arts Anthropology and Sociology AIA 7 3.5 122 2,500

Bachelor of Geography AIB 7 3.5 126 3,100

Bachelor of Arts English AIC 7 3.5 125 3,100

Bachelor of Environmental Studies AID 7 3.5 126 3,100

Bachelor of Arts International and Strategic Studies

AIE 7 3.5 122 2,500

Bachelor of Arts South East Asia Studies AIF 7 3.5 126 3,100

Bachelor of East Asian Studies AIG 7 3.5 122 2,500

Bachelor of Arts Indian Studies AIH 7 3.5 125 3,100

Bachelor of Arts Chinese Studies AII 6 3 125 3,100

Bachelor of Social Administration AIJ 7 3.5 121 2,500

Bachelor of Media Studies AEK 7 3.5 125 3,100

Bachelor of Arts History AIL 7 3.5 122 2,500

BUILT ENVIRONMENTBachelor of Science in Architecture BIA 6 3 120 3,800

Bachelor of Building Surveying BIB 7 3.5 123 4,600

Bachelor of Quantity Surveying BIC 7 3.5 127 4,600

Bachelor of Urban And Regional Planning BID 8 4 137 4,600

Bachelor of Real Estate BIE 7 3.5 127 4,600

BUSINESS & ACCOUNTINGBachelor of Accounting CIA 8 4 137 4,600

Bachelor of Business Administration CIB 7 3.5 122 4,100

DENTISTRYBachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) DIA 10 5 246 32,100

ECONOMICS & ADMINISTRATIONBachelor of Economics EIA 7 3.5 126 2,800

ACADEMY OF ISLAMIC STUDIESBachelor of Shariah (Fiqh and Usul) IID 7 3.5 131 3,200

Bachelor of Muamalat Management IIE 8 4 137 3,400

Bachelor of Shariah (Shariah and Economics) IIF 7 3.5 131 3,200

Bachelor of Shariah (Islamic Political Science) IIG 7 3.5 131 3,200

Bachelor of Shariah (Islamic Astronomy) IIH 7 3.5 131 3,200

Bachelor of Usuluddin (Aqidah and Islamic Thought)

III 7 3.5 131 3,200

Bachelor of Usuluddin (Da’wah and Human Development)

IIJ 7 3.5 131 3,200

Bachelor of Usuluddin (Islamic History and Civilisation)

IIK 7 3.5 131 3,200

Bachelor of Usuluddin (Al-Quran and Al-Hadith) IIL 7 3.5 131 3,200

Bachelor of Shariah and Law IIM 8 4 156 3,900

FACULTY / PROGRAMME PROGRAMME CODE

DURATION OF STUDY TOTAL CREDIT

TUITION FEES PER

ANNUM USD

SEMESTER YEAR

ACADEMY OF MALAY STUDIESBachelor of Malay Art JIA 7 3.5 128 3,200

Bachelor of Professional Malay Language JIB 7 3.5 128 3,200

Bachelor of Malay Socio-Culture JIC 7 3.5 128 3,200

Bachelor of Malay Linguistics JID 7 3.5 128 3,200

Bachelor of Malay Literature JIE 7 3.5 128 3,200

ENGINEERINGBachelor of Electrical Engineering KIE 8 4 133 5,000

Bachelor of Civil Engineering KIA 8 4 143 5,000

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering KIG 8 4 143 5,000

Bachelor of Chemical Engineering KIL 8 4 143 5,000

Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering KIB 8 4 148 5,000

MEDICALBachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

MIA 10 5 n/a 32,100

Bachelor in Pharmacy (Honours) MIB 8 4 138 7,100

Bachelor of Biomedical Science MIC 8 4 136 7,100

Bachelor of Nursing Science MID 8 4 142 7,100

EDUCATIONBachelor of Counseling PIA 8 4 139 3,400

Bachelor of Education Teaching English as a Second Language

PIB 8 4 133 3,300

Bachelor of Early Childhood Education PIC 8 4 135 3,400

CULTURAL CENTREBachelor of Music RIA 6 3 127 4,000

Bachelor of Drama RIB 6 3 126 4,000

Bachelor of Dance RIC 6 3 127 4,000

SCIENCEBachelor of Science (Materials Science) SIB 7 3.5 127 2,800

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry SIC 7 3.5 124 3,400

Bachelor of Science in Applied Chemistry SID 7 3.5 124 3,400

Bachelor of Science in Ecology Biodiversity SIE 7 3.5 125 2,800

Bachelor of Science in Physics SIF 7 3.5 126 2,800

Bachelor of Science in Geology SIG 7 3.5 128 3,400

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Management

SIH 7 3.5 126 2,800

Bachelor of Science in Applied Geology SII 7 3.5 128 3,400

Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry SIJ 7 3.5 124 2,700

Bachelor of Science in Biohealth SIK 7 3.5 126 2,800

Bachelor of Science in Genetics SIL 7 3.5 126 2,800

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics SIM 7 3.5 125 2,800

Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics SIN 7 3.5 128 2,800

Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology SIO 7 3.5 128 3,400

Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science SIQ 8 4 145 2,600

Bachelor of Science in Microbiology SIR 7 3.5 123 2,700

Bachelor of Science in Science and Technology Studies

SIS 7 3.5 125 2,800

FACULTY / PROGRAMME PROGRAMME CODE

DURATION OF STUDY TOTAL CREDIT

TUITION FEES PER

ANNUM USD

SEMESTER YEAR

Bachelor of Science in Statistics SIT 7 3.5 127 2,800

Bachelor of Science in Bioinformatics SIV 7 3.5 126 3,300

LANGUAGES & LINGUISTICSBachelor of Arabic Language and Linguistics TIA 7 3.5 126 3,200

Bachelor of Japanese Language and Linguistics

TIB 7 3.5 125 3,200

Bachelor of Chinese Language and Linguistics TIC 7 3.5 124 3,200

Bachelor of Tamil Language and Linguistics TID 7 3.5 124 3,200

Bachelor of English Language and Linguistics TIE 7 3.5 124 3,200

Bachelor of French Language and Linguistics TIF 7 3.5 125 3,200

Bachelor of German Language and Linguistics TIG 7 3.5 125 3,200

Bachelor of Spanish Language and Linguistics TIH 7 3.5 125 3,200

Bachelor of Italian Language and Linguistics TII 7 3.5 125 3,200

SPORTS CENTREBachelor of Sports Management Science VIA 7 3.5 125 3,700

Bachelor of Sports Science (Exercise Science) VEE 7 3.5 127 3,800

COMPUTER SCIENCE & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYBachelor of Computer Science (Computer System and Network)

WIC 7 3.5 128 4,200

Bachelor of Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence)

WID 7 3.5 128 4,200

Bachelor of Computer Science (Information Systems)

WIE 7 3.5 128 4,200

Bachelor of Computer Science (Software Engineering)

WIF 7 3.5 128 4,200

Bachelor of Information Technology (Multimedia)

WIG 7 3.5 126 4,100

Note:

1. Tuition fees are subject to UM Fees Committee approval and may change.2. Tuition fees above does not include Residential College Fees3. Total fees displayed in USD are an estimate based on exchange rate range of USD1=MYR4.20 is subject to change due to

exchange rate fluctuation4. The above fee structure is applicable and shall take effect for the new students for 2017/2018 intake.5. The fee schedule is correct at the time of printing. UM reserves the right to revise the fees mentioned above that are deemed

necessary.

For latest information please log on to http://isc.um.edu.my

Alam Bina Auditorium

Programme Structure• The academic programme is by the semester system and commences in September (Semester I) and February

(Semester II). • The medium of instruction is English (for all science based courses). • Some programmes in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Academy of Malay Studies, and Academy of Islamic Studies

however may use the Malay or Arabic Language.In general, the minimum and maximum duration are as follows:

Programme Duration Minimum (semesters) Maximum (semesters)

4 years 8 12

3 ½ years 7 11

3 years 6 10Note: A total of 120 - 151 credit hours are required to complete a degree programme.

Other Fees(applicable to successful applicants)

Medical Check-up : MYR 200-400

Insurance : MYR 370 or 530 per year

International Student Fee : MYR 2100 (payable once & non-refundable)

Accommodation : MYR 1800-2000 per semester

Visa : MYR 1800-2000 (refer to EMGS for exact amount payable - varies by country)

*Fees are subject to changes without prior notice

How to Apply?Log on to http://e-application.um.myand create an account for online applicationApplication must be completed online not later than 31st May 2017 for Semester I (September intake)or 15th October (for Semester II, February intake) Closing of on-line application at 24.00hr (Malaysia Time)

Scan and Upload required documents on-lineDocuments required for a complete on-line application:1. Recent passport-size photographs with WHITE

background2. Original passport copy (front page only)3. Original or Certified copies of academic certificate

with detailed academic transcripts (Official translation is needed for applicants whose native language is not English or Malay)

4. Financial statement showing financial capability from the bank or relevant institution for self-financing students or a letter of guarantee for sponsored students.

5. Transaction slip of USD60 application processing fee made payable by telegraphic transfer to:

Payee : Bursar University of Malaya

Bank Account : 8001279998

Address : CIMB Bank Berhad, University of Malaya Branch 50603 Kuala Lumpur MALAYSIA

SWIFT Code : CIBBMYKL

6. Official TOEFL or IELTS result

Confirm your application for University of Malaya’s evaluationAfter complete documents are uploaded, the University of Malaya will evaluate the application submitted accordingly.

Successful applicants will be notified through email after (one) 1 – (two) 2 months from the date of completed submission.

Important Note About Visa Approval Letter (VAL)

Further enquiries:International Student Centre (ISC),Level 1, Block G, Perdanasiswa Complex,50603 University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.Tel : +603-7697 7711/7712/7713/7714/7717/7718Fax : +603-7967 7710Email : isc@um.edu.myWebsite: www.isc.um.edu.my

Note: • The University will not process applications sent

without the required documents and processing fees.• Cash is not acceptable and the processing fee is non-

refundable.• In case of submitting copies of documents, the

documents must be certified by your previous school or the University of Malaya Offshore Offices or respective embassy.

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Candidates who are currently residing outside Malaysia at the time of getting full offer

Apply via EMGS Visa Application System

https://educationmalaysia.gov.my

The Education Malaysia Global Service (EMGS) is a company wholly owned by the Ministry of Higher Education, has been set up to act as One-Stop-Centre for International Student Services to facilitate the application for Student Visa.

Candidates who are currently residing within Malaysia at the time of getting full offer 1. Visit the International Student Centre website at

http://isc.um.edu.my/visa/student

or

2. Contact the Visa Unit at 03-7967 7857 / 7858 / 7859

or

3. Email to visa_isc@um.edu.my

On Campus Shuttle ServiceDuring term time the University operates a free inter-campus shuttle bus services that serves a number of routes to ferry students between their dormitories and the academic faculties.

The Shuttle bus is provided for the transfer of students and staff along the routes on campus for the purpose of attending lectures and/or any other University business. Additional services offered by external bus companies are available for routes outside campus and into the City Centre.

UM Library• Collection of nearly 1.3 million titles with 2.09 million volumes in various

formats (monographs, bound journals and films etc.). • 78 online journal database subscriptions • 6 e-book databases

1.3milliontitles

78online

journal

6e-book

database

AccommodationOn-Campus Residential CollegeEleven residential colleges are located within the university (walking distance to the faculties) and two outside the university. These colleges are equipped with a cafeteria, photocopy shop, laundry, sports facilities, meeting and project rooms, study rooms, computer and printing facilities.

Twin SharingRental per month

(without meal)

≤RM600 (≈USD150)

An Apartment/ Condominium (2-3 Bedrooms)

RM2,500 - RM3,500(≈USD550 – USD850)

Triple SharingRental per month

(without meal)

≤RM400 (≈USD110)

A Room in a shared flat

RM500 - RM700(≈USD120 – USD160)

Off-Campus Private AccommodationRental of private accommodation within 5km from the University campus are as follows:Rental per month (without meal)

Note: The rental of off campus accommodation can be different depending on the accommodation types and may or may not include water and electricity subject to agreement with its owner.

SecuritySince its establishment in 1967, the University of Malaya Security Office is responsible for the safety and security of the University staff, students, premises as well as the various high-tech machinery and cutting edge research work on University grounds.

Patrolling the University’s 750-acre compound nestled in between two extremely rapid development locations, Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya, offers unique challenges and requires quick reactions to protect everyone on campus from violent crime, theft, destruction of property, fire and more.

The Security Office is currently located in Block C, Raja Dr. Nazrin Shah Residential College (12th Residential College).

Services• Advisory services in security matters.• Security services during functions in the campus.• Issuing security passes and vehicle stickers to authorised person.• Road sinage during events/functions.• Information and service on lost and found items.

Security NumbersThe Security Office provides 24-hour security. In any case of security emergency, immediately call the security office at these numbers:

• Hotline (24 Hrs) - +603-7967 7070• Counter (24 Hrs) - +603-7967 3582• Main Office - +603-7967 3470 / +603-7956 7405• Sticker/Pass Department - +603-7967 3272• Traffic Department - +603-7967 4074 / +603-7967 4071

Student Health ClinicStudent Health Clinic was established in the year 1962 under the University and College Act, Act XIV. This act was then revised effective 30th July 1977. In 2002, this act was revised again to The Regulations of University of Malaya (Student Health Service Scheme) 2002. The Student Health Clinic is a unit under the Student Affairs and Alumni Department.

Services & Facilities The Student Health Clinic provides the following services & facilities:

•  Consultation and examination•  Treatment•  Electrocardiogram examination•  X-ray facility at the University of

Malaya Medical Centre•  Reference and admission to the

ward in government hospitals (except Putrajaya Hospital)  or University of Malaya Medical Centre / other IPTA Medical Centres

•  Medical check-up for the purpose of scholarship and certain physical activities for  students only

•  Medical report• Blood screening and vaccination

for Hepatitis B are also available at specified cost

Contact Information: Student Health Clinic University of Malaya, 50603 Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIATel : 03-7967 3284 , Fax : 03-7967 3587 Email: query_hepkkm@um.edu.my

Operating Hours

Monday - Thursday

8.30 am - 1.00 pm 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm

Friday 8.30 am - 12.15 pm2.45 pm - 5.30 pm

The clinic is closed on Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays

Financial and Banking ServicesThere are many banking services scattered around the University campus which provide banking facilities and services to students, staff and visitors. CIMB Berhad is situated at the Bursa Building, Bank Simpanan Nasional is located at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and Bank Islam at the Examination Complex. Additionally, ATMs are available at strategic locations around the University.

Students can apply for the National Higher Education (PTPTN) Fund. There are three banking services on campus which facilitate this; CIMB Berhad, Bank Islam Berhad and Bank Simpanan Nasional.

Office Hours

Monday - Friday

9.00 AM – 4.30 PM

Closed on Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays

Services• General Banking Services• ATM Facilities• PTPTN Fund application services• Fee Payment services

Contact Information: CIMB Berhad, Lot 5270, Bangunan Pentadbiran Baru, Universiti Malaya, Lembah Pantai, 59100 Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA

Tel: +603-7957 0550 | Fax: +603-7957 6021

Bank Islam Malaysia, Ground Floor, Bangunan Peperiksaan , Universiti Malaya ,Jalan Pantai Baru, 50603 Kuala Lumpur , MALAYSIA

Tel: +603-7960 8934 / 7429 / 6235 | Fax: +603-7960 4320

RecreationalThe campus sports and recreational facilities are managed by the Sports Centre. The Centre has facilities made accessible to all university staff and students.

The University of Malaya has excellent outdoor and indoor sports and recreational facilities. There is an Olympic sized swimming pool at the Sports Centre, several tennis courts and fields for soccer and rugby. The Sports Centre also organizes sporting activities and co-curriculum courses, besides serving as the coordinating body for all sporting facilities on campus as well as conducting teaching and research related to sports. There is also a jogging track around the Varsity Lake.

Disability Management ServicesVarious types of services and accommodations will be provided to the disability students to enable them to be more self-reliant in their learning. The services provided will be appropriate, non-discriminatory and will help students develop and enhance their potentials so that they will be an active member in the university community. The main objective strategic for disability services:

Disabled Student Management• Admission Process/ Disabled

Student Registration in Disabled Student Management Unit

• Disabled Student’s welfare Advisory Committee UM

• Disabled Student Management Unit

• Disability Liaison Officer• University of Malaya Inclusive

University Policy• Inclusive Handbook : Information

for students with Disabilities• University of Malaya Support

Group for Disabled

Building  Accessibility  & Campus Environment• Accessibility Audit• UM Accessibility Map -  Accessibility

Map University of Malaya (Google map)

• Transportation• Accommodation• Physical Facility

Facilities•  Badminton Courts•  Tennis Courts•  Squash Courts•  Football / Rugby / etc Field•  Indoor & Outdoor Sepak Takraw

Courts•  Indoor & Outdoor Volleyball Courts•  Indoor & Outdoor Basketball

Courts•  Indoor, Grass & Hard Court Netball

Courts•  Ping Pong Tables•  Grass & Hard Court Handball Court•  Soccer Hard Court•  Kayaks•  Softball / Sukaneka Field•  Swimming Pool • Bicycles

Contact InformationSports CentreUniversity of Malaya50603 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaTel: +603-7967 3210Fax: +603-7956 9590Email: sukan@um.edu.my Website: http://sports.um.edu.my

Learning & Support• Faculty – Teaching & Learning• Library - S Laboratory, Carrel• Examination - Additional Time,

Special Room,  Special Officer, Large print

• Volunteer Reader / Project Volunteer

• Assistive Devices• Magnifire, Wheelchair , braille,

Job Access With Speech (JAWS), Window-Eyes dan NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA), Sign Interpreter, large print, embosser, scanner etc.

Quality of Life & Career Preparation• Disabled Student Development

Program• Career Path• Sport• Disabled Student Involvement in

campus activity• Practical Training by disable

student in SKKOKU

Cafeteria & Food CourtWith dozens of cafes and food courts across campus, finding the right foods on campus will not be a problem. From the exclusive Aroma Café in the Alumni Building, Lomak in the Law Faculty, Café de Canseleri in the main administrative building and the variety of food stall vendors operating in the Perdanasiswa Complex and the twelve student hostels around campus, plenty of choices will be available for our students.

Launcing & Signing MoU UM Panasonic

3d Painting: APM Students Centre

Varsity Lake

UM Art Gallery

Marketing & Recruitment Centre (MRC)Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor(Academic & International)University of MalayaKuala Lumpur 50603 MALAYSIA

T +6037967 7761 / 2627 / 3592F +6037967 3449FB Study at University of MalayaE study@um.edu.myW www.um.edu.my