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UCSI EDUCATION SDN BHD (185479-U)
UCSI UNIVERSITY KUALA LUMPUR CAMPUS DU020(W)
1, JALAN MENARA GADING, UCSI HEIGHTS (TAMAN CONNAUGHT) CHERAS, 56000 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA. +(603) 9101 8880 +(603) 9102 2614Latitude: 3.079548 (3° 4' 46.37'' N) Longitude: 101.733216 (101° 43' 59.58'' E)
ucsiuniversity.edu.my
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD - ACADEMICIAN SENIOR PROFESSOR DATO’ DR KHALID YUSOFF, VICE-CHANCELLOR AND PRESIDENTFOREWORD - ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IR DR JIMMY MOK VEE HOONG, DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR, ACADEMIC, STUDENT AND ALUMNI AFFAIRSFOREWORD - DARREN ANTHONY JOHN, PRESIDENT, STUDENT COUNCILFOUNDATION STUDIESDE INSTITUTE OF CREATIVE ART AND DESIGNFACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCESFACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENTINSTITUTE OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND DIGITAL INNOVATIONFACULTY OF ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENTFACULTY OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT FACULTY OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCESFACULTY OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCESFACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND LIBERAL ARTSINSTITUTE OF MUSICUCSI CENTRE FOR LANGUAGESREGISTRAR OFFICE- COURSE SELECTIONFINANCE DEPARTMENTIIS AND LMS OFFICECOMPUTER SERVICES DEPARTMENTLIBRARYGLOBAL ENGAGEMENT OFFICEINTERNATIONAL SUPPORT TEAM AND VISA PROCESSING UNITUCSI 1CARDSTUDENT AFFAIRS AND ALUMNI (SAA)SAA - STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND RECREATION DEPARTMENTSAA - ACCOMMODATION AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DEPARTMENTSAA - PTPTN AND ACCOMMODATION, STUDENT DEVELOPMENT AND COUNSELLING DEPARTMENT SAA - CO-OP PLACEMENT AND ALUMNI RELATIONSSAA - SPORTS AND FITNESS DEPARTMENTSTUDENT COUNCILCAMPUS DIRECTORY AVOID BEING A VICTIMSTARTREK STUDENTS
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FOREWORD BY VICE-CHANCELLOR AND PRESIDENT, UCSI UNIVERSITY I
Welcome to UCSI University. May I wish all new students the heartiest of congratulations for this new accomplishment in your lives, especially in choosing and being accepted by UCSI, one of the World’s Top 400 Universities according to the QS World University Rankings 2021. At present, with the COVID-19 pandemic hitting us, we, like others, are facing a time of challenge and hardship. Despite that, UCSI is committed in continuining its teaching and learning by embracing the new normal. Classes have been conducted via online platforms to ensure that students get to finish their education on time. Adapting to online teaching and learning is a must for us to progress. To further accentuate our commitment to education, UCSI is implementing the ‘dual mode’, a combination of physical and online classes to cater to the education needs of the student whether they are on campus or in the comfort of their home. Of course we need to continually improve this format of delivery, as in most likelihood, hybrid education with a strong component of online learning, is going to be part of the ‘New
Normal’. In this, we need to be together, as our cumulative experience will further the effectiveness and efficiency of education.Our commitment to education is a relentless restlessness to improve and enhance. Apart from being ranked in the World’s Top 400, the University is also ranked as one of the Top 10 Universities in Malaysia and Top 1.3% in the World! And we are now among the Top 60 of the World’s universities under 50. For these achievements and recognitions, I am ever thankful to all staff, students, partner universities, industry partners and friends for this continuing improvement and achievement. In addition, for the third consecutive year, UCSI’s Institute of Music is ranked among the World’s Top 100 schools for Performing Arts. Our Faculty of Business is now one of the World’s Top 400 schools for Business and Management. There are many new initiatives being undertaken. With the recently launched Bachelor of Science (Hons) Forensic Science, Bachelor of Environmental Engineering with Honours and Master in International Hospitality Management, we are providing the students a greater choice and greater reach for their future. Additionally, with the establishment of our Institute of Computer Science and Digital Innovation (ICSDI) that targets to launch its new programme (Bachelor of Computer Science (Data Science) with Honours) in January 2021, we are preparing our students and staff for the new world which is catching up on everybody; a world of new challenges, new Normals, and a world integrated between biology, physical and IT, guided by Meaning, Values and Purpose, strengthened by bonds of collaboration and human understanding and kindness, and propagated by the passion to do good and be constructive, not just being critical, creative or innovative. Meanwhile, understanding the importance of global businesses, the Faculty of Business and Management (FBM) will also launch their Bachelor of International Business that will take place in Kuching campus. To constantly be the agent of change for individuals, families and society, all of us need to work together to ensure that we achieve your goal and aspiration – a valuable, constructive and formidable educational experience. You may not be a key critical factor now but in the future, you can be the changemaker. Therefore, use your time wisely and utilise the various opportunities which the University provides purposefully for you. Be an active engaging learner. Be constructive, a doer; not just a complainer or a sceptic or a cynic. Achieve what you intend to. In the meantime, given that COVID-19 is very much still with us, always practise all the safety measures and SOPs as advised by the Ministry of Health and adopted by this University.
Go beyond; Be profound: Make a difference.
Academician Senior Professor Dato’ Dr Khalid Yusoff, FASc.
Vice-Chancellor and President UCSI University
DPSK, PSK, MBBS (Melb), Doctor of Med. Sc. (honoris causa) (Melb.)MRCP (UK), FRCP (Lond.), FRCP (Glasg.), FRCP (Edin.),FACC (USA), Hon. FRACP (Aus.) Hon. FPCP (Phil.),FIAS, FNHAM, FMSA, FAMM
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Darren Anthony JohnPresident, Student Council, UCSI University
And once the storm is over, you won’t remember how you made it through, how you managed to survive. You won’t even be sure, whether the storm is really over. But one thing is certain. When you come out of the storm, you won’t be the same person who walked in. That’s what this storm’s all about.” – Haruki Murakami.
This quote reminds us of the chain of events that have led up to this moment, particularly the COVID-19 pandemic. It is a pleasure to see students here braving the face of adversity with determination. Thank you for being part of UCSI University. Indeed, today marks the beginning of a new semester and a new phase of life for most of you.
You are now officially responsible for yourself, your classes, your activities, social lives and ultimately your future; welcome to adulthood! At UCSI, we have over 80 clubs and associations for you to choose from. Bear in mind that being in a university is about having the opportunity to try something entirely new, to get out of your comfort zone, and to expand your network.
In the QS World University Rankings 2021, UCSI University is ranked among the world’s Top 400 varsities. In conjunction with that, the Student Council plays an important role in organising beneficial events like Extra-Curricular Awards Night, Cultural Night, the Sports Carnival, many other club activities. Students who excel in extra-curricular activities will be awarded during the Extra-Curricular Awards Night which will be organised annually.
During your time here, be sure to relish each moment. Nothing is impossible. Just remember: Don’t limit yourself, challenge your limits. Where you are right now doesn’t have to determine where you’ll end up. No one has written your destiny for you. Here at UCSI University, you write your own destiny.
All of you here are special in your own way. Start to aim high, think big, be optimistic and dream the impossible. Whether to have an enjoyable university life or an ordinary university life: The choice is yours. Remember, you too, can make a difference.
The Student Council represents the students where they can voice out their concerns and serves as a platform of communication between the students and the University’s management. If you face any difficulties or problems, feel free to approach us. We will do our best to help you. Till then, I wish you all best and have a great future at UCSI University.
FOREWORD BY PRESIDENT, STUDENT COUNCIL, UCSI UNIVERSITYII
Associate Professor Ir Dr Jimmy Mok Vee HoongDeputy Vice-Chancellor, Academic, Student and Alumni Affairs
Welcome to UCSI University and a new journey in life. We are proud of your achievements and happy to see you joining us today. At UCSI, you will face new challenges, solve new problems and adapt to a new environment. You have made a choice to join us, and we would like to share your success, happiness, and support you in your endeavours and challenging times.
UCSI University consists of over 10,000 students across three main campuses in Malaysia, with international students from 110 different countries. Our lecturers and faculties uphold the highest quality in academic programmes and we are here to ensure a good learning experience for you.
As a Praxis university, we provide you with real life practical experiences that will benefit you as you enter the working world. A few years from now, you will realise that the knowledge and skill sets
required of you may be quite different as we enter the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Together we need to keep up with these changes and cooperate to meet the challenges in the future.
The Student Affairs and Alumni department supports your growth and development during your time here. Students are represented by the Student Council at various levels of policy making, from the Council's monthly meetings to the University’s top management meetings. Student clubs on campus offer a wide range of activities for your participation, from sports, arts, science, research, to community projects.
With over 4,200 industry partners, you will gain practical experience from the best, and even secure a job while you are still a student. And our Complementary Competency Programme will prepare you with the skill set needed to contribute to the industry and businesses, including the skills needed to face the Fourth Industrial Revolution. We invite you to take part in this programme to enrich your study experience.
While you are progressing in academic studies, you will need a healthy body and mind. Our Sports and Recreation Department has various facilities to assist you with that while our Student Development and Counselling Department will support you through your academic and personal development.
Lastly, the new reality is still fluid and uncertain, and the COVID-19 pandemic has brought about an immense amount of change and the e-learning platforms have been the key initiatives implemented by the University for an effective learning in the midst of the crisis. But I want you to know that we are embracing the new norm by following the SOP. We may not have the answers to everything, but I ask you to join in our commitment in keeping the spirit of UCSI University alive.
We will emerge stronger when this is over.
On behalf of the UCSI University community, I wish you all the best in your pursuit of higher education!
Thank you.
FOREWORD BY DEPUTY VICE CHANCELLOR, ACADEMIC, STUDENT ANDALUMNI AFFAIRS
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Assistant ProfessorDr Khairul Azril Ismail
Director and Acting Head of Postgraduate and Research
Development,De Institute of Creative Arts
and Design
UCSI University’s De Institute of Creative Arts and Design - or better known by its acronym ICAD - is where aspiring artists and designers prepare to embark on a journey to explore the world of arts and design. ICAD maintains the dynamic studio-based learning culture by offering unique arts and design programmes which caters to the demands of creative industries. Students will learn different techniques, and principles and theory from the programmes’ resources. Projects will become more complex as students make their way through the programmes. The second half of the programmes emphasises collaboration, practical assignments, compiling a portfolio and an internship. Equipping students with the fundamental knowledge in the areas of ideation and applied creativity, creates dynamic competencies for the future’s marketplace. ICAD’s instructors support the development of problem-solving skills, which expands the ability for critical thinking. We challenge and motivate students to gain skills that are essential for their creative entrepreneurial future.
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FONG CHENG LAN FACULTY ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
KEVIN NG CHIN CHWEE HEAD OF PRAXIS, INDUSTRY ANDCOMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DR KHAIRUL AZRIL ISMAIL
DIRECTOR AND ACTING HEAD OFPOSTGRADUATE AND RESEARCHDEVELOPMENT
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UCSI University presents students with a choice of enrolling in the Foundation in Science or Foundation in Arts programme. Our Foundation programmes lead into our own undergraduate programmes and equip students with critical thinking and independent learning skills.
Our students’ learning experiences are further enhanced and value-added with our unique “Professor Engagement” sessions embedded into our Foundation courses. These sessions help kick-start the students‘ research interests by exposing them to various industrial, environmental and research areas under the guidance of UCSI University’s very own professors who are at the forefront of their field of expertise!
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PROFESSOR TS DR OOI KENG BOON
DEAN, FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
DEAN, FACULTY OF BUSINESSAND MANAGEMENT
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR LIONEL IN LIAN AUN [email protected]
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ALICE PHUA CHOON YEN
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT,FOUNDATION IN SCIENCE [email protected]
JARISAH OTHMAN FACULTY ADMINISTRATOR,FOUNDATION IN SCIENCE [email protected]
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Associate ProfessorDr Lionel In Lian Aun
Dean, Faculty of Applied Sciences
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
UCSI University’s Faculty of Applied Sciences (FAS) is one of Malaysia’s leading hubs of scientific study. Established in 1999, the Faculty stands out for the quality of academic teaching and research in Biotechnology, Food Science, Nutrition, Wellness, Forensic Science and Aquatic Science. The Faculty is home to intelligent and ambitious individuals who target a fast-track career in science. Our students go beyond themselves in every endeavour and the Faculty provides them with a myriad of avenues to shine. The Faculty frequently enjoys an impressive haul of intervarsity awards and many of our undergraduate students steal a march on their postgraduate counterparts by publishing their research findings in scientific journals. Success is an integral part of the Faculty’s identity and character. As a student, you can look forward to numerous opportunities to realize your potential. Learning will take you from modern classrooms to state-of-the-art laboratory facilities. You will learn from respected academics who are at the forefront of research in their respective disciplines. The knowledge you obtain will serve as the bedrock for further specialisation. And your experience will be nothing short of immense.
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ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR SATVINDER KAUR
HEAD OF PROGRAMME, NUTRITION WITH WELLNESS
ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR MICHELLE SOO OI YOON
HEAD OF PROGRAMME, AQUATICSCIENCE AND AQUACULTUREWITH ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR NYAM KAR LIN
HEAD OF RESEARCH ANDPOSTGRADUATE STUDIES
ASSOCIATE PROFESSORDR PATRICK NWABUEZE OKECHUKWU
HEAD OF PRAXIS, INDUSTRY ANDCOMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
ASSOCIATE PROFESSORDR CRYSTALE LIM SIEW YIN
DEPUTY DEAN [email protected]
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR LIONEL IN LIAN AUN
DEAN [email protected]
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DR PUI LIEW PHING
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, FOOD SCIENCE WITH NUTRITION
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR WONG CHEN WAI
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT,BIOTECHNOLOGY
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JARISAH OTHMAN FACULTY ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
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Professor Ts Dr Ooi Keng BoonDean, Faculty of Business and
Management
The Faculty of Business and Management (FBM) is one of the largest faculties in UCSI University. At FBM, we seek to promote interdisciplinary approaches – a strategy that has contributed immensely to many of our students’ achievements. As part of the Faculty's philosophy in effecting positive change through transformative education, our programmes have been specifically crafted to cultivate an authentic learning environment – one that fuses innovative teaching and learning practices with strategic partnerships and research.
At UCSI University, we believe that dialogue is a form of profound human communication. The Faculty places great emphasis on annual programme review meetings as constant interaction with parents, subject experts and industry practitioners which is imperative in ensuring that the programmes remain relevant to industrial needs. The feedback sessions also pass as a watershed in our efforts to groom high-calibre market-driven graduates.
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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DR EVA LIM WEI LEE
HEAD, POSTGRADUATE STUDIESASSOCIATE PROFESSORDR PEK CHUEN KHEE
DEPUTY DEAN/ HEAD OF RESEARCHASSOCIATE PROFESSORDR GANESHSREE A/PSELVACHANDRAN
DEANPROFESSOR TS DR OOI KENG BOON
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ACTING HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, MANAGEMENT STUDIES
ASSISTANT PROFESSORRAJAT SUBHRA CHATTERJEE
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, MARKETING [email protected]
PROFESSOR DR ONGSENG HUAT
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, ACTUARIALSCIENCE AND APPLIED STATISTICS
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ASSOCIATE PROFESSORDR ABDUL SAMADSHIBGHATULLAH
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT,COMPUTER SCIENCE
ASSISTANT PROFESSORTS CHIT SU MON
ASSISTANT PROFESSORASSISTANT PROFESSORDR CHLOE THONG
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, DIGITALINNOVATIONHEAD OF RESEARCH ANDPOSTGRADUATE STUDIES
PROFESSOR DR RAVEENDRANA/L PARAMESRAN
DIRECTORPROFESSOR DR KURUNATHANA/L RATNAVELU
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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR [email protected]
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JOSEPH NG POH SOON LECTURER [email protected]
CHIN SEET WAI COURSE ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR SHAYLA ISLAM
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR [email protected]
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ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR EAW HOOI CHENG, NATALIE
HEAD OF PROGRAMME, ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE
ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR NOORSIAH BINTI AHMAD
HEAD OF PRAXIS, INDUSTRY ANDCOMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
DR TEE MCXIN HEAD OF PROGRAMME, BUSINESSADMINISTRATION
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YEE LIH FEN, CHERYL FACULTY ADMINISTRATOR/MANAGER
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CHOY KAH YUNG ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVEMANAGER
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CHITRA DEVI A/P AINER COURSE ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
NURUL AL’ AIN ARIFFIN COURSE ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
LIEW CHONG SING COURSE ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
YANG NIAN ZHI, RACHEL COURSE ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR JEFF LAI WAN FEI
HEAD OF PROGRAMME, ACTUARIAL SCIENCE AND APPLIED STATISTICS(COURSE SELECTION MATTER)
ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR CHAW LEE YEN
HEAD OF PROGRAMME,MANAGEMENT STUDIES
ASSISTANT PROFESSORTS DR SITI NORIDA WAHAB
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT
RADHA A/P K. KRISHNAN NAIR HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE
FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
Professor Dr Kurunathan Ratnavelu
Director, ICSDI
The Institute of Computer Science and Digital Innovation (ICSDI) was established to advance innovation through technology and to ensure its graduates are prepared for various kinds of challenges posed today and tomorrow. Its roots can be traced back to the mid-1980s to the vision of the UCSI University Council Chairman, Dato’ Peter Ng. As such, programmes offered by the Institute are skewed towards specialisation for niche industries of the 21st Century. We will train students in the fundamentals of Computer Science to tackle complex challenges and build their competencies in various branches of Computer Science and Information Technology. Over the years, ICSDI has established relationships with key industrial partners. With these partnerships, students will attend training and other sessions that would shape their mind towards developing cogent ideas for business solutions. The faculty consists of a strong team of leading senior researchers as well as a mix of young minds. Many of the alumni are involved in various positions in the industry as well as related careers. We will assist and challenge you to reach greater heights!
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DR JONATHAN YONGCHUNG EE
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DR THUNG WEI ENG HEAD OF PRAXIS, INDUSTRY ANDCOMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
NORFARAHMIZA OTHMAN COURSE ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
LEE MING MING COURSE ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
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ACTING DEPUTY HEAD OF SCHOOL [email protected]
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SUKHJIT KAUR SIDHU HEAD OF PROGRAMME,DIPLOMA STUDIES
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JAMES LIM CHIN WAI HEAD OF PROGRAMME, ARCHITECTURE
DR ZAIRRA BINTI MAT JUSOH HEAD OF PROGRAMME, QUANTITY SURVEYING
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COURSE ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
ASSISTANT PROFESSORAR CHIA LIN LIN
HEAD OF SCHOOL [email protected]
ELAINE YEE LI YEAN FACULTY ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
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DR JECKSIN OOI HEAD OF PROGRAMME, CHEMICALAND PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT 87
The Faculty of Engineering Technology and Built Environment (FETBE) came into existence in 2007 as a result of a synergetic merger between the School of Engineering and the School of Architecture and Built Environment, which were established in 1992 and 2005, respectively.
Supported by decades of accumulated experience in the education and industrial sectors, the faculty has evolved rapidly to become one of the most prestigious and innovative providers of engineering and architectural education, not only in Malaysia but throughout the region. Notably, the faculty o�ers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes that have gained national and international recognition.
Apart from having extensive experience in management and programme accreditation, Dr Ang is dedicated to numerous university and industry research projects that focus on artificial intelligence and industrial automation.
One of Dr Ang’s latest achievements was receiving the Best Presenter Award at the 2018 International Conference on Renewable Energy and Environment Engineering held in Paris, France. Recently, Dr Ang was appointed as the Vice General Chairman of The International Conference on Artificial Life and Robotics in recognition of his contributions in the research areas of artificial intelligence and robotics.
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Assistant Professor Ts Dr Ang Chun Kit
Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Technology and Built Environment
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DEAN [email protected]
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DEPUTY DEAN [email protected]
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HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, CHEMICAL& PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
FARAH ADILAH JAMALUDIN HEAD OF DEPARTMENT,ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICSENGINEERING
DR CIK SUHANA HASSAN HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, MECHANICAL AND MECHATRONICENGINEERING
DR RUZAIMAH RAZMAN HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, CIVILENGINEERING
ERYANA EIYDA HUSSIN HEAD OF PROGRAMME, ELECTRICAL& ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
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UCSI University's Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management (FHTM) is the most forward-thinking school of thought in Asia-Pacific for its excellence, diversity, relevance, and industry reach. The peak of the quality of expertise and skilled human capacity is achieved through our work-based learning curriculum that integrates adventure and fun within the specialised areas of hospitality, tourism, travel, culinary arts, recreation, and events. Our variety of programmes offer teamwork, leadership and service etiquettes through experiential, collaborative, discovery learning approaches to develop talented students with the right attitude for analytical and decision-making skills for internship programmes with the top global industry players and concur future senior management and executive positions. Housed in one of Malaysia's foremost private universities, the faculty is a hub of discovery. Its presence in Kuala Lumpur and Kuching – two of Malaysia's most popular tourist destinations – sees it providing diverse learning experiences few other schools can.
FACULTY OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT
Assistant Professor Dr Leong Quee LingDean, Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management
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DEPUTY DEAN, KUCHING AND KUALA LUMPURCAMPUSES
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, HOSPITALITY ANDCULINARY ARTS (KUCHING CAMPUS)
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ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR LEONG QUEE LING
DEAN [email protected]
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ASSISTANT PROFESSORMOHAMAD FADZLYCHE OMAR
HEAD OF PRAXIS, INDUSTRY AND COMMUNITYENGAGEMENT (PICE)(KL AND KUCHING)
SHERRYMINA KICHIN PROGRAMME COORDINATOR, TOURISM ANDCOMMERCE (KUCHING CAMPUS)
MUHAMMAD HAZIQMUIZZUDDIN
PROGRAMME COORDINATOR - HOTELMANAGEMENT (KL CAMPUS)
ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR MARK KASA
HEAD OF RESEARCH (KL AND KUCHING) [email protected]
ASSISTANT PROFESSORJOSEPH MARTIN PUDUN
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR HANAFI HAMZAH
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, HOSPITALITY ANDCULINARY ARTS (KL CAMPUS)
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IVY IRVINE MIKAL COURSE ADMINISTRATOR (KUCHING CAMPUS) [email protected]
NURSYAFIQAH RAMLI HEAD OF POSTGRADUATE (KL AND KUCHING)PROGRAMME COORDINATOR - HOSPITALITYMANAGEMENT (KL CAMPUS)
JUDY SUNG PEI SIA PROGRAMME COORDINATOR, CULINARY ARTS(KUCHING CAMPUS)
SH MARIA SAHILASYED ALI HASSAN
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UCSI University works to advance healthcare through medical education and best practices. Our mission is to groom tomorrow’s doctors and healthcare practitioners to heal, care, and make life better for local, national, and global communities. To this end, we seek to equip the best people with the best ideas, skill sets and ethics to make a di�erence in everyday life. With a focus on five key areas - basic medical services; clinical and therapeutic methods, procedures and investigations; community and family medicine; communication skills; and professional competence - the curriculum is designed to produce highly skilled doctors capable of meeting future medical challenges and advancing healthcare. Phase 1 (Preclinical) will be conducted in Springhill campus starting October 2020 and Phase 2 (Clinical) will be in Terengganu campus.
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HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, SURGICAL DISCIPLINES(TERENGGANU CAMPUS)
ASSOCIATE PROFESSORDR CHEAH SHIAU CHUEN
HEAD OF PRAXIS, INDUSTRY AND COMMUNITYENGAGEMENT
ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR NAW MAY EMERALDDULCIMA PE
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT PATHOLOGY ANDCOMMUNITY MEDICINE
ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR EUGENIE TAN SIN SING
HEAD OF RESEARCH AND POSTGRADUATESTUDIES
ASSOCIATE PROFESSORDR YONG VOON FATT
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, MEDICAL DISCIPLINES(TERENGGANU CAMPUS)
PROFESSOR DR MUSTAFAALI MOHD
DEPUTY DEAN, PRE-CLINICAL AND HEALTHSCIENCESHEAD OF SCHOOL OF HEALTHY AGING,MEDICAL AESTHETICS AND REGENERATIVEMEDICINE
ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR SHAH FAREZ OTHMAN
HEAD OF SCHOOL, OPTOMETRY [email protected]
ROSMAHAIZA ROSLAN FACULTY ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
VALARMATHI A/P KRISHNAN HEAD OF SCHOOL, NURSING [email protected]
SARAH A/P MUTHU COURSE ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
Professor Dr Mustafa Ali MohdDeputy Dean, Pre-Clinical And Health Sciences
11 FACULTY OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
UCSI University’s Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences o�ers the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons), the MSc Pharmaceutical Chemistry, MSc Pharmaceutical Technology, Master in Clinical Pharmacy Practice, PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences and Provisional Registered Pharmacist (PRP) training under R&D Academia. The Faculty has an established track record of 20 years with dedicated academic sta� and cutting-edge teaching and research facilities.
The Faculty has produced pharmacists since the year 2000. Our innovative teaching methods emphasise community engagement and collaborations with hospitals, community pharmacies and leading industries.
Associate ProfessorDr Mogana Sundari Rajagopal
Dean, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Success is not just what we accomplish in our life, it is about
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HEAD OF DEPARTMENT,PHARMACEUTICAL TECHNOLOGY
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ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DRGABRIEL AKYIREM AKOWUAH
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT,PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DRMOGANA SUNDARI RAJAGOPAL
DEAN [email protected]
DR MANOGARAN ELUMALAI HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, PHARMACEUTICAL BIOLOGY
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HEAD OF DEPARTMENT,CLINICAL PHARMACY
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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DR CHEW YIK LING
HEAD OF RESEARCH ANDPOSTGRADUATE STUDIES
ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR ASHOK KUMAR BALARAMAN
HEAD OF PRAXIS, INDUSTRY ANDCOMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT UNIT(PICE)
12FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND LIBERAL ARTS
The Faculty of Social Sciences and Liberal Arts (FOSSLA) offers programmes at the foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate levels in the disciplines of Mass Communication, Psychology, English Language and Communication, and Education. More academic programmes will be offered in the near future to meet the increasing needs of the industry. Detailed information on the programmes and facilities supporting the teaching, learning, research, scholarly and creative activities are available in the relevant sections of the FOSSLA website.
Our vibrant, dedicated and creative team of faculty members are committed to innovation and excellence in teaching and research for the development of intellectual and creative resources. Various innovative teaching and learning methodologies with a student-centred focus such as group discussions, problem-based learning, oral presentations, practical/hands-on laboratory, studio sessions, team-based projects, self-directed learning and co-operative/internship placement are adopted. Students gain exposure to relevant industrial areas via external field trips such as to the Malaysian Parliament, radio and television broadcasting centres, and art/design galleries. Guest lecture series and industry talks and workshops are conducted regularly to support the students' professional development.
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ACTING DEAN [email protected]
RABIAH ADAWIAH ABU SEMAN HEAD, DEPARTMENT OF MASSCOMMUNICATION
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HEAD, DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCHAND POSTGRADUATE STUDIES
ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR LATHA RAVINDRAN
HEAD, DEPARTMENT, ENGLISHLANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATIONS
HO MENG CHUAN HEAD, DEPARTMENT OFGENERAL STUDIES
DR ZHOORIYATI SEHU MOHAMAD HEAD OF PROGRAMME,MASTER OF CHILD PSYCHOLOGY |MASTER OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
MOHAMAD IKHRAMMOHAMAD RIDZUAN
HEAD OF PRAXIS, INDUSTRY ANDCOMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
NORIHAH ABD KADIR FACULTY ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
DR CRENDY TAN YEN TENG DEPUTY DEANHEAD, DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
NUR FADHLINA MOHAMED YUSOF COURSE ADMINISTRATOR [email protected]
Associate Professor IrDr Jimmy Mok Vee Hoong
Acting Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences and Liberal Arts
Recognised as a Global Top 100 University for performing arts by the QS World University Rankings by Subject for three years in a row in 2018–2020, UCSI University’s Institute of Music is Malaysia’s premier music school in both the classical and contemporary music fields. The Institute has empowered students to chart careers in music for the past 30 years and it is at the heart of the Malaysian music industry.
There is perhaps no other music school in Malaysia that is more constantly and consistently referred to than the Institute of Music. Much of this stems from the gold standard the Institute has set, both in academia and the industry. Many of the who’s who in the Malaysian music circle teach, once taught or studied at the Institute. Accomplished musicians from around the world are also part of the academic faculty. The Institute has opened doors for more than 800 students to date and it continues to do so for hundreds of aspiring musicians each year. Many students make their name while they are still studying and this is a hallmark the Institute is proud of.
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Professor Dr P'ng Tean HwaDirector, Institute of Music
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HEAD OF PROGRAMME, POSTGRADUATE STUDIES
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR JUSTIN LIM FANG YEE
DEPUTY DIRECTOR AND HEADOF PROGRAMME,CONTEMPORARY MUSIC
5 NUR LINA ANUAR HEAD OF PROGRAMME,FOUNDATION AND DIPLOMA
ASSISTANT PROFESSORDR CHRISTINE TAN YUNN BING
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, PRAXIS,INDUSTRY, AND COMMUNITYENGAGEMENT
MICHAEL NG WOOI WAH SENIOR COURSE ADMINISTRATOR
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Daria MorozovaActing Director
Centre for Languages
Centre for Languages offers primarily English Language Courses, which are designed to equip university bound students with the language skills needed for academic programmes. It also offers intensive English language programmes to international students and learners who choose to improve their language skills while travelling in Malaysia.
Programmes• English for Tertiary Education• English Holiday Programme (HP)• IELTS Preparatory Courses• Intensive English Language Proficiency and Language Teaching Programme for Educators
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The Registrar's Office performs a vital function in the University’s administration. The primary responsibility of the Office is to uphold the sanctity and to maintain the integrity of the University’s records.
Functions associated with the Registrar’s Office include, but are not limited to:• Initiating and maintaining the permanent academic record of each student• Maintaining the accurate records of all courses and curriculum requirements• Managing the Course Selection process• Enrolment and degree verification• Verification of student information• Issuance of Academic Transcript• Graduation and awards
*Note: The Add/Drop period is for you to add/drop your course after the course selection period. However, this option is only available once you have started your course selection.* Please consult your Head of Department should you have any queries on which courses you should be taking for the semester.
IMPORTANT WEEKS
Last Day - Add/Drop, Transfer / Deferment
Last Day – Add/Drop course (with penalty)
Last Day – Withdraw course (no refund)
Course Selection (for next semester)
Release of Exam Slip – (Self printing)
Examination Begins
Week 3
Week 5
Week 8
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
LONG SEMESTER
REGISTRAR'S OFFICE
Below are the important weeks to remember, although variations could occur. These dates are also outlined in the academic calendar available on IIS.
Location : 2nd Floor, Block A, UCSI University, KL Campus Counter Operation Hours : 9am – 5.30pm (Monday – Friday)Contact : [email protected]
16Below is the checklist for you to complete as a new student:
Note: Items 1 – 4 should be completed prior to Orientation Day. Note: Course selection will not be available if any of the above items are not fulfilled.
1. Accept UCSI's Terms and Conditions of admission. (Duly complete Appendix 1 and send to Admissions Office)2. Complete the declaration in the Integrated Information System (IIS) as shown below:
3. Complete the full settlement of the Initial Tuition Fee (As stipulated in Appendix 2).4. Fulfil all the admission conditions: a) Upload a passport-sized photograph (coloured, with white background) in IIS. b) Submit the certified copies of admission documents (SPM/ O-Level/ STPM/ A-Level/ Diploma certification and transcript/ any academic document). c) Complete any other conditions as stipulated in the Letter of Admission (Appendix 1).5. Report to UCSI University. Date and Venue are available in the Letter of Admission emailed to you.6. Fulfil the English requirement, if there is any.7. Visa Approval Letter/ Visa status (International Students Only).
Go to http://iis.ucsiuniversity.edu.my (UCSI Student Portal)Key in your User ID and Password provided.
Upon successful login, you will be prompted to change your password.*Your student ID will be used to access the UCSI University’s Wi-Fi, student email, IIS, and others.
So please DO NOT share your password with anyone!
Please complete the following if you log in for the first time:
1. Check your particulars under “Profile”.
2. Acknowledge your student declaration under “Activities” (if you do not see a “Student Declaration” link, it means that you have put in your acknowledgement).
3. Perform Course Selection under “Activities”. After completing the Course Selection, you can check the status of the approval under “Tools & Tasks”.
* Please refer to your Head of Department if your course selection has not been approved for more than a week.
REGISTRAR'S OFFICE
17 REGISTRAR'S OFFICECOLLECTION OF STUDENT ID CARDS• Student ID cards shall be made available when: - A Signed Appendix 1 of the Admission Letter has been returned to the Admission Office/the Registrar’s Office; and - A copy of a passport-sized photo has been extended to the Admission Office/the Registrar’s Office; - Fees as stipulated in Appendix 2 of the Admission Letter have been cleared; and - An HLISB bank account has been opened (applicable only to HLISB ID cardholders).
REQUEST FOR DOCUMENTSStudents are allowed to request for documents such as verification letters, transcripts, completion letters, acceptance letters, and others. You will need to apply for any documents online via the IIS.
ACADEMIC CALENDARPlease refer to the calendar for all the important dates. This is available on the IIS portal and UCSI website.
STUDENT HANDBOOKPlease refer to the student handbook available on the UCSI website for any clarifications needed during your studies at UCSI University.
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Student Operations (Finance Division) is one of the divisions under the Group Finance Office (GFO). It provides support services to internal and external customers efficiently. The following are services available to students:
PAYMENTS: • Tuition fee, repeat fee, facilities fee• Supplementary exam fee and fee for appeal for revaluation of marks • Transcript requisition fee• Late Course Selection fee/Late Add fee plus tuition fee/ Late Drop fee• Programme transfer fee• Fine and offences
SERVICES:• Fee enquiry• Pre-billing statement/fee statement or letter of requisition• Submission of duly completed Completion/Withdrawal form• Sibling scheme enquiry• Parking fee claim slip (for example, if Autopay machine does not dispense change for parking fee)
LOCATION: Group Finance Office2nd Floor, Block A, UCSI University, KL Campus.
Operating Hours: 9am - 5:30pm (Monday - Friday) 9am - 12:30pm (Saturday) Closed (Sunday and Public Holidays)
Email: [email protected]
GROUP FINANCE OFFICE
PAYMENT OPTIONS DETAILS
Cash - Limit RM600
Cash - Please depositat CIMB branch
Cheque/Banker's Cheque - Please deposit atCIMB Branch
Internet/GIRO transfer
Cash payments above RM600 will not be accepted for safety reasons
For credit card - Visa, MasterCard and Amex are accepted.
Payable to: UCSI Education Sdn BhdPost-dated cheques will not be accepted
Cheque/Banker's Cheque
Credit Card / Debit Card
Payment Counterat Finance Office
A/C no. 86-0213894-3, payable to: UCSI Education Sdn Bhd. The Customer's copy of bank slip/receipt with the student ID number, name and contact number are to be:a) Scanned and emailed to [email protected]; orb) Handed over to the Finance Office
Only applicable for payment of tuition fees by International Students. Please submit the T/T slip to the Finance Office for payment verification or email the scanned copy of the T/T slip to [email protected].
Bank details (except students from the People's Republic of China):Beneficiary Bank: CIMB Islamic Bank BerhadBank Address: 197 & 199, Jalan Sarjana, Taman Connaught, 56000 Cheras, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Bank Account Number: 86-0213894-3 Swift Code: CTBBMYKL Beneficiary’s Name: UCSI Education Sdn Bhd
Bank details for students from the People's Republic of China:Option 1:Beneficiary Bank: Bank of China (Malaysia) BerhadBank Address: Plaza OSK, Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaBank Account Number: 1-00000-4000-25654Swift Code: BKCHMYKL Beneficiary’s Name: UCSI Education Sdn Bhd
Option 2:Beneficiary’s Bank: Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Malaysia) BerhadBank Address: Ground Floor, Wisma Equity, 150 Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaBank Account Number: 0129000-1000003-40593Swift Code: ICBKMYKL Beneficiary’s Name: UCSI Education Sdn Bhd
Telegraphic Transfers (T/T)Overseas Payment
Credit Card (Visa / Master)FPX (bank transfer)
Use the IIS Student Portal ID (applicable to all existing students)to access the e-Payment portal at:https://iis.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/Student/Login.aspx
UCSI e-Payment
Banks/Internet (Payment to CIMB Bank Berhad) – Please indicate student name, ID number and purpose of payment during the transaction for verification purpose
Banks/Internet (Payment to CIMB Bank Berhad) – Please indicate student name, ID number and purpose of payment during the transaction for verification purpose
20What can LMS assist you with?What can IIS assist you with?
To Access Current Students Page
IIS AND LMS OFFICE
https://www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/current-students
Student/Guardian
Common LMS Tools (Lessons, Tests, Quizzes, Homework and others)
Choose subject
Make payment Check results
Check fees Social Networking (Experience classrooms with true diversity and build bonds internationally)
Find students with similar fields of study andinterests worldwide
Engage in learning discussions using Chat andPost tool
LMS: Academic-related information in an engaging environmentIIS: Record / information purposes / administration platform.
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Go to IIS student portal (Direct url): https://iis.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/Student/Login.aspx
Where to get my User ID and Password ?
3 options:
2. Click “Um.. Help, I have forgotten my password !”
1. Check your personal email inbox or spam folder
3. Bring your offer letter to Support counter (Refer to location of the Support Counter at the end of the presentation)
If you didn’t receive the email, click“Um..Help, I have forgotten my password!”
If you didn't receive the email, proceed to next step
One Username (Student ID Number) and password gives access to UCSI online services: IIS, LMS, student email, ELE Portal and WiFi.
IIS Student Portal Homepage
Upon successful login or change of password, you will see the screen as shown below:
Pre-Course Selection (CS) Stage:-1. Student Declaration2. Pay Fees (Fees information page)
The screen as shown below will appear:
After acknowledging every section, you have to complete the Student
√ You have completed the “Student Declaration” task!
Main function tab
Click Home to view assigned tasks
Assigned tasks
Student DeclarationStep 1: Click Home
Step 2: Click Student Declaration
Step 1: Read through and acknowledge each section after reading Step 2: Check the box to acknowledge
Click Completed
Paying Fees
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Pre-Course Selection (CS) Stage:-1. Student Declaration √ Completed2. Pay Fees (Fees information page)
Step 1: Click Home
Step 2: Click Pay Fees
Check balanceClick Pay Fees
Check balance againClick Paid
√ You have completed the “Pay Fees” task!
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During-Course Selection (CS) Stage:-1. Select courses
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*Requirements:1. Student declarations2. Pay fees, click “Paid” to update the status3. Report arrival to Student Affairs and Alumni (SAA) – Located at 9th Floor, Block G, UCSI University KL Campus4. And others
Begin CourseSelection
Select coursesor
Add and dropApprovalprocess
Complete Requirements
CompletedTutorial
classes orlabs?
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Approved
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Course Selection Process
Step 1: Click Home
Step 2: Click Begin Course Selection
Click Begin Course Selection
Check the box to proceed to next step
Step 1: Read and understand the Terms and Conditions.
During-Course Selection Stage
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Select courses by checking the box
Info: Hover mouse to “i” (information) icon to check the course’s status or prerequisite condition.
Click Complete
Scroll down until you see the section of the screen as shown below:
P/S: Please ensure you click on the Complete button, whatever you have selected will be submitted to your faculty.
Click Activities
Click Activities
Approval: Your selected courses have been submitted for approval
Tips: To view course approval in details
Queued: Your course approval has been completed, please wait for system to process
Closed: Your course selection is closed and you may add/ drop or select/ edit lab and tutorial
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How to Access UCSI University Student Email System
Same as IIS student portal password
For any email inquiries, please do not hesitate tocontact [email protected]
Accessing UCSI University Student Email SystemAccessing the Current Students Page
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https://www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/current-students
1. Check LMS account activation in UCSI University Student Email System.
2. Login to LMS from here.
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Search email subject -“Welcome to the UCSI LMS CN” in inbox or spam/junk folder
Open the email and follow the instructions given
Accessing UCSI LMS CN
Exploring UCSI LMS CN
Enter your UCSI ID and UCSI/IIS Password
Upon login, you will be prompted to take a page tour .
You can find more guidance and features in “Help”.
Note: Please login using the page above
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For e.g.: 1001xxxxxx!
For e.g.: IIS password
You may find your course(s) at the top right or left of your navigation panel.
• Update your information in your profile.• Add your image.• Start chatting with your online friends.• Update the visibility to protect your ePortfolio privacy.• Select the relevant visibility setting when making a Post.
Note: The course is added when your course selection is approved in IIS.
Left Navigation Panel
Class Enrolment
Tips
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34IIS AND LMS OFFICEFAQSQ: What is Course Selection?A: A process to select the course(s) you plan to study for the next semester. Q: Why do I need to click ‘pay fees’ even though payment has already been made?A: This section provides the information of your fees. The task is required to acknowledge and clear your payment status. Q: How do I select my course(s)?A: Course(s) selection can be done through IIS Student Portal. Q: How do I know what course(s) to select?A: Refer to the Y-Table, which will assist you in selecting your courses. If you are unsure, please refer to your respective school or department for advice.Q: What do I do if I cannot proceed with my Course Selection?A: Refer to the message prompted on the screen. Read through and check on incomplete tasks.Q: What will happen after I’ve selected my courses?A: All selected courses will need to go through the approval process, carried out by the Head of Programme (HOP) or assigned by the course approver. Q: When can I perform add/drop task or select tutorial(s)?A: You can add or drop course(s) or select tutorial(s) in stipulated period for Add/Drop stated in the academic calendar and after your course selection status is indicated “Closed”.Q: What should I do if the Head of Programme (HOP) advises me to add or drop the course(s) after approval?A: There are stipulated periods for Add/Drop stated in the academic calendar. You can add or drop course(s) during the Add/Drop period. Q: Who do I refer to in advance if the timetable is yet to be announced (TBA)?A: Click on your course link to see more information. If it remains as TBA, kindly refer to the respective faculty.Q: What should I do if the course(s) is still pending approval?A: Refer to the respective faculty.Q: What is UCSI LMS CN?A: A social learning platform that allows students to access academic-related information in an engaging environment. Q: What should I do to activate UCSI LMS CN?A: Complete all assigned tasks (Student Declarations, Pay Fees, Report Arrivals, and Course Selection) in IIS student portal. Q: Why can’t I see the course(s) in UCSI LMS CN?A: Check your course approval status in IIS Student activities.Q: How can I chat with friend(s) in UCSI LMS CN? A: Add image in your profile. Then you can start chatting with your friends.Q: How should I remove enrolled course(s) in my long list of course menu? A: You can uncheck the course(s) that are shown in the menu in Manage UCSI Course Menu on the left navigation panel.
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IIS and LMS support: 1. Walk-in 2. Email toComputer Services DepartmentLevel 5, Block BUCSI University KL Campus
[email protected] (IIS)[email protected](LMS)
Single Sign-On (SSO)
Happy Studying!
Only one password to remember for multiple systems (IIS, UCSI LMS CN, Lab Computer, Wi-Fi, UCSI University Student Email)
https://iis.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/ http://login.student.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/
http://lms2.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/
Domain Computer (Lab)
Connect@UCSI
SSO
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The library at UCSI University has an immense and comprehensive collection of all the latest texts and references, both physical and online. It allows students and staff to access a wide array of references, from academic peer-reviewed top-notch international journals to music scores and audio-visual items. Librarians are on standby to advise and assist users on all aspects of the library services and facilities.
OPERATING HOURSLIBRARIES
Monday - Friday
Saturday & Sunday
Public Holiday
UNIVERSITY
8am - 9pm
COLLEGE
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9am - 1pm
8am - 6pm
CLOSED
LOCATION (MAIN LIBRARY)Resource Centre, Block B, UCSI University KL Campus
Block J, 1st floor, UCSI CollegeKL Campus
LIBRARY CONTACT DETAILSPhone: 03-9101 8880 ext. 3207/5400Email: [email protected]: http://www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/library
FACILITIES
• Self-check Machine• Book drop machines• Audio Visual (AV) Room• Discussion rooms• Computer labs (Lab A, B, C and D) • Cafeteria• OPAC terminals
DOS AND DON’TS
• Use your ID Card to access the library• Dress appropriately• Behave appropriately• No smoking• Don’t make noise• No food and drinks allowed• All mobiles must be on silent mode• No vandalising• The library is not liable for the loss or misplacement of any personal belongings• The librarian serves the right to withhold the library’s facilities from students for any infringement of these rules• The management may amend the Library Rules and Regulations when necessary. As seating in the library is limited, reservation of seats is not permitted. All library users must observe silence in the library and its surroundings at all times.• Playing games or any non-academic related activities are prohibited in the library
CA102 will be used as a study room after the library is closed. Available until 12 midnight every day.
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UCSI University students are provided with workstations and internet facilities. The computer labs in the library create a perfect study environment for students. Apart from that, Wi-Fi access throughout the campus enables the students to stay connected at all times.
Computer Services Department (CSD) plays the role of ensuring the workstations and internet facilities are working smoothly in the campus.
1. Apart from Wi-Fi accessand workstation facilities,UCSI students will be given a UCSI email account.
2. The “Username” and “Password” will be the same as the IIS login.
1. UCSI Office 365 account.
2. The “Username” and “Password” will be the same as the IIS login.
COMPUTER SERVICES DEPARTMENT
WIRELESS NETWORK CONNECTION
1. Connect to “Connect@UCSI” 2. Key in your “Username” and “Password”
3. Click “Connect” to access internet
Location: Computer Services Department 5th Floor, Block B, UCSI University KL Campus .
Office Hours: 8am-7pm (Mondays-Fridays)
9am-1pm(Saturdays)
For any enquiries, please do not hesitate to contact us at: [email protected]
(https://login.microsoftonline.com)
INTERNATIONAL DEGREE PATHWAYS
The International Degree Pathways (IDP) programme allows UCSI students to pursue a degree abroad at some of the world’s top universities in the most cost-effective way. Students enrolled in an IDP programme will start at UCSI, before transferring credits that were previously earned at UCSI to partner universities with an approved pathway. In short, students in the IDP programme will enroll as UCSI students, but graduate with a degree from either UK, Australia, or Canada.
Some of these IDP partner institutions also offer a certain percentage of tuition waivers of up to 15% for UCSI students.
Please visit IDP at https://www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/International-Degree-Pathways/idp-programmes for further details and highlights.
The Global Engagement Office was set up to further enhance UCSI’s internationalisation efforts and to bring UCSI University’s reach to a wider international community. Here are two ways you can engage with GEO:
GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT OFFICE (GEO)
GEO is located on the 1st floor of Block G at UCSI University (KL Campus)and is open for enquires and visits. Email: [email protected]
“Study Locally, Study Abroad”
STUDENT EXCHANGE
With over 100 foreign institutions as exchange partners, students get a once-in-a-lifetime international experience in the most a�ordable way. Such an experience will allow students to immerse themselves in a foreign culture, as well as teaching methodologies. Student exchange is possible in the form of academic exchange, as well as research exchange arrangements. Some of our partners even offer internship abroad opportunities. Students who are going on academic exchange will be able to continue their studies in the partner institution without having to pay tuition fees; they will only need to pay UCSI tuition fees for subjects with transferrable credits.
Please visit Student Exchange at https://www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/student-exchange-programme for details on our partners.
Outbound arrangements and FAQs are available at https://www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/outbound-student-exchange-programme
Further details on GEO can be found at https://www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/about-us/global-engagement-office
“Build Friendships, Diversify Experience”
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BORROWING POLICY
Undergraduate / Postgraduate Students
• Use self-check machine OR • Proceed to circulation counter
BORROW
• Proceed to circulation counter• Online renewal through OPAC by using this URL: http://library.ucsi.edu.my/uhtbin/cgisirsi.exe/x/x/0/49• Renewal library items can be done two times only.• Online renewal can be done twice only.
RENEW
• Use book-drop (24 hours) OR• Proceed to circulation counter
RETURN
5 books, 2 CDs, 2 magazines • Green spot (1 day)• Normal (14 days)• Red Spot (overnight - 16 hours)• CDs and magazines (2 days)
• Access Block B (consists of Library, Cafeteria, Computer Labs and Computer Service Department office).• Borrow and renew library materials.• Use library facilities and services such as self-check machine, discussion rooms , newspapers and others.
YOUR ID CARD IS IMPORTANT TO:Use our UCSI University Library catalogue (OPAC)by using this URLhttp://ucsi.ent.sirsidynix.net.au/client/default(You may use any keyword such as author, title,subject or any other keywords that are relevant)
SEARCHING FOR LIBRARY ITEMS?
• Notify us immediately (fill up lost material form). • The Library reserves the right to charge for the cost of the actual replacement. Cost = price of the book + processing fee + overdue charges (if it is already overdue)
WHAT TO DO WHEN AN ITEM IS LOST?• Directly go to the library website > E-Resources http://www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/library • Login to your IIS (Integrated Information System) > Activities > Library https://iis.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/Student/Login.aspx
TO ACCESS OUR E-RESOURCES:
39The role of the International Support Team (IST) is to assist newly arriving international students. IST’s services include:
To arrange Immigration Clearance and Airport Pick-up
To conduct International Student Briefing
To assist with Post-arrival Medical Examination
To assist with Medical Card and Insurance matters
INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT TEAM AND VISA PROCESSING UNIT
VISA PROCESSING UNIT (VPU)
Document Submission: 9am – 4:30pm Operation Hours: 9am – 5pmMonday – Friday (except Public Holidays)
For Enquiries:E-mail: [email protected]: 03-9101 8880 Ext: 3131/3624
The Visa Processing Unit (VPU) processes and assists student visa applications at Immigration / Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS)
New Student Pass Application To apply for a new Student Pass with Immigration/EMGS
Student Pass Endorsement The placement of valid student pass (sticker) once the student has passed the post-arrival medical examination
Student Pass Renewal Yearly renewal of student pass (attendance 80%; CGPA 2.0 and above)
Transfer Of Student Pass To transfer the student pass (sticker) to the new passport
Cancellation Of Student Pass To Cancel/Shorten the Student Pass if the student completes/withdraws, changes programmes/institutions
Dependent Pass To apply for Dependent Pass for parents, children and/or spouse (for postgraduate students only)
Special Pass Temporary pass for student to stay legally in Malaysia
i-Kad and Medical Card
Enquiries regarding student pass/visa matters
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COLLECTION OF UCSI 1CARD / STUDENT ID
THE FOLLOWING ARE CHANNELS OF UCSI 1CARD
• The UCSI 1CARD shall be made available when: (a) A signed Appendix 1 of Admission Letter has been returned to the Admission Office; (b) A copy of a passport-sized photo has been extended to the Admission Office; (c) Fees as stipulated in Appendix 2 of the Admission Letter have been cleared; and (d) An HLISB bank account has been opened by the student (applicable to UCSI 1Card holder only)
• Students must display their UCSI 1CARD / Student ID Card at all times for security checking.
• To check on card collection status• To update personal details• To report on issues pertaining to Hong Leong Islamic Bank Debit / ATM facility• To report on door access problem• Any other matters pertaining to the card
• Discount Privileges Merchants' listings• Education tips, talk series and news updates• Promotions• Notices
Download the Hong Leong Connect App on your smartphone and start paying the easier and more secure way whenever you are on campus! Join the Cashless Campus revolution at UCSI today for the convenience of:• Debit Card-i• PEx Payment Express• Cardless Withdrawal
UCSI 1CARD
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General Online enquiries: www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/ucsi1card
UCSI 1CARD related mattersUCSI 1Card Portal: www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/hlbs
UCSI 1CARD benefits and updateswww.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/ucsi1card
41 STUDENT AFFAIRS AND ALUMNI (SAA) DIVISION
SAA aims to make a difference in the lives of UCSI students.Immerse yourselves in the activities and services
that our five departments provide.
Meet us at9th Floor, Block G,UCSI University
Kuala Lumpur Campus
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Community Engagement Programme
Facilitation Programme
SAA - STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND RECREATION (SAR) DEPARTMENT
PROGRAMMES
Student Council
External Affiliate
Course Related
Recreational
Religious
Cultural
Sports
STUDENT ORGANISATIONS
Get involved in exciting extra-curricularactivities organised by us. We oversee the Extra-curricular Learning Experience courses and all student organisations.
From Me to You, The Guardian of the Nation’s Health
On 12 January 2018, UCSI University Medical Students’ Association visited Sekolah Kebangsaan Taman Midah 2 to teach basic hygiene among the school students,especially to prevent leptospirosis and worm diseases,which are the consequences of bad hygiene.
Supported by GSK Malaysia, a talk to raise the awareness on dengue fever was also conducted with 200 dengue kits distributed to the students.
For information on the Extra-CurricularLearning Experience (ELE) subject, please scan this QR Code:
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The Accommodation and Administrative Services Department ensures that your welfare in the university is
taken care of.
STUDENT FEEDBACKSTUDENT WELFARE COUNCIL (SWC)
The SWC committee members table, address, advise and execute matters pertaining to students in both academic and administrative matters.
Send us your enquiries, complaints, compliments and suggestions for improvement and we’ll hear you out.
Submit your feedback through your Integrated Information System (IIS) or write on our Student Feedback Form at the office.
Get to know your Student Welfare Committee represented by each
faculty/institute/centre on the UCSI webpage or e-mail
SAA - ACCOMMODATION AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DEPARTMENT
STUDENT DEVELOPMENT AND COUNSELLING DEPARTMENT (SDCD)
Perbadanan Tabung Pendidikan Tinggi Nasional (PTPTN)
Applicable only to Malaysian students, we are the bridge in your loan processing with PTPTN.
For more details, click on Admission, Scholarship and Financial Aid on the UCSI website.
Accommodation
Your living experience on campus is facilitated and taken care of by our officers, resident assistants, floor leaders, and wardens.
For more info, check on Life at UCSI, Accommodation on UCSI website or email [email protected]
Student Mail
You can receive your packages or mailing letters through UCSI Parcel Service Centre located at Level G, Block G. An SMS and email will be sent to you once we have received the package or mailing letter. Fees are applied for each delivery. Please refer to the UCSI Parcel Service Centre for the details in charges.
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Talk to us:[email protected]
or call us at +603 - 9101 8880Ext 2086/2087/2088
The Student Development and Counselling Department (SDCD) focuses on helping students in dealing with the challenges and difficulties in their study journey as well as guiding and empowering them to overcome challenges.
We cater to students' needs psychologically and in their academic development. We believe every student is a unique individual with unlimited ability to excel and achieve their highest potential for their future. With that, we are here to provide a wide range of counselling services.
Individual CounsellingGroup CounsellingCrisis InterventionE-CounsellingConsultation
WorkshopsTrainingsCamps
COUNSELLING STUDENT DEVELOPMENTPROGRAMME
SAA - PTPTN, ACCOMMODATION, STUDENT DEVELOPMENT ANDCOUNSELLING DEPARTMENT
DISC AssessmentSelf Directed Search (SDS)Psychological Cards
PSYCHOLOGICALASSESSMENT
45 SAA - CO-OP PLACEMENT AND ALUMNI RELATIONS
With over 4,200 employers, we help you to get prepared for your career journey after graduation. We guide and groom you in terms of your employment skills and development.
Engage with us: [email protected]
Get updated, prepared and connected with the employers through our
annual Career Fairs, Development Talks,
Workshops and Career Counselling services.
Services and Events
Get additional certifications to enhance yourself and be prepared with the skills needed to
face the future of 4th Industrial Revolution on
http://ccp.ucsiuniversity.edu.my
Complementary Competency
Programme (CCP)
Premier Co-Op partners collaborate with UCSI University to groom
future leaders by providing continual
internships and scholarships before students graduate.
PremierCo-Op
46SAA - SPORTS AND FITNESS DEPARTMENT
Stay healthy and keep in shape with the sports facilities, events and teams that are ready for you.
SUKIPT 2018 – 4 Gold, 3 Silver and 3 Bronze medalsRanked – 13th placing out of 84 teams (Uni/College)MASISWA Sports with 4 Gold, 1 Silver, 2 Bronze medals and moreUniversity Basketball League 2018 – 1st Runner UpINTI Ultimate Indoor Open 2019 - ChampionMASISWA Basketball Championship 2019 – 1st Runner Up (Men's)MASISWA Basketball Championship 2019 – 1st Runner Up (Men's)
ACHIEVEMENT HIGHLIGHTS OF 2018 - 2019
Dodgeball
Badminton
Basketball
Volleyball
Athletics
Bowling
Wushu
Netball
Frisbee
and many more!
Sport Clubs
Badminton Court
Basketball Court
Volleyball Court
Swimming Pool
Netball Court
Dance Room
Futsal Court
Gymnasium
Facilities
48CAMPUS DIRECTORY
UCSI UNIVERSITY KL CAMPUS BUILDING DIRECTORYSituated on a 19-acre piece of land, the Campus is located in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur. There is convenient access to numerous facilities including banks, restaurants, transportation services, entertainment, and accommodation. Fully wireless, the Campus is equipped with the latest cutting-edge technology to access the world of e-learning and e-resources.
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UNIVERSITYSTUDENT COUNCIL
The UCSI University Student Council (UCSIUSC) is a student governance body that represents all UCSI University students. The Council works closely with both students and the University management to ensure that the voices of students are heard.
• Student Aid• Lost and Found• Locker• Umbrella/Raincoat
• Bridge between students and management• Involved in policy making meetings • Monthly Council Meetings with all Student Organisations
• Student Organisations• Leadership • Exciting Events
STUDENT COUNCIL COUNTERSSERVICESOPERATING HOURS: 10AM – 5PM
SERVICE
VOICE
ENRICHMENTBLOCK A, STUDENT CENTRE, UCSI UNIVERSITY KL CAMPUS
YOUR VOICE OUR PRIORITY
www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/student-support/student-council/sc-kl.aspx
The Council President and Deputy President are elected by students. YOU can also be elected as leaders of the Council to make a difference.
CAMPUS DIRECTORY49BLOCK ALEVEL G• Special Instrument Lab• School of Optometry• Biochemistry Lab• Physiology and Pharmacology Lab• Pharmacy Project Labs• Pharmacy Practice Labs• Offices for Science Labs• Surau
LEVEL 1• Reception Counter• Autopay Machine• Game Centre• POP BOX service• Apple Store• UniComms • Cafeteria• Family Mart Shop• Expresso Coffee Shop• CIMB and Hong Leong ATM
LEVEL 2• Registrar’s Office• Student Pass/Visa Processing Unit• Group Finance Office• Surau
LEVEL 4• Basketball Court• Badminton Court• Dancing Room• Multipurpose Hall
LEVEL 5• Gymnasium
BLOCK BLEVEL G• Preparation Room for Faculty of Applied Sciences• Food Processing Lab• Molecular Lab• Fermentation Downstream Processing Lab
LEVEL 1• Librarian Office• Library and Study area
LEVEL 2
• Library and Study area• Cafeteria
LEVEL 3• Library and Study Area• Discussion room
LEVEL 4• Computer Lab A• Computer Lab B• Computer Lab C• Ricoh Lab• Network Lab• Common Area with Computer Facility• Printing Service Area
LEVEL 5• Conference/Seminar Room• Discussion room• Computer Service Department• Open Space Study area
BLOCK C ANNEX LEVEL G• Cell and Biology Lab
LEVEL 1• Classrooms• Study Room for Students
LEVEL 2• Classrooms
BLOCK CLEVEL G• Clinical Skill Unit for Nursing (NCSU)• Medical Labs• Clinical Skill Unit for Medicine (MCSU)• Problem Based Unit (PBU)• Classrooms• Aquatic Science Lab• Pharmacy Lab• Study area with Cafetaria
LEVEL 1• Practice Room• Photo Studio• Band Room LEVEL 2• Microbiology Lab• Chemistry Lab• Classrooms
LEVEL 3• School of Architecture and Built Environment Master Studio• Pathology Lab• News Room• Editing Suite• Psychology Lab• Physics Lab• School of Architecture and Built Environment Computer Lab• Auditorium• Recital Hall• Classroom• Ensemble Room• School of Architecture and Built Environment Studios• Nutrition Lab
LEVEL 4• Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences Museum• Phytochemistry Research Lab• Molecular Biology Research Lab• Classrooms• Screening room
LEVEL 5• DeTSAR (Examination Hall)
BLOCK DLEVEL G• Residential Hall• Residential Hall Office• Reception• Laundrette• Cafeteria
BLOCK ELEVEL LG2• Carpark
LEVEL LG1• Carpark
LEVEL G• Hotel Lobby• Hotel Reception• Aroma’s Coffee• Minimarket
CAMPUS DIRECTORY 50LEVEL 1• School of Architecture and Built Environment Master Studio• Interior Architecture/Architecture Studio• VVIP Dining Area
LEVEL 2• Hua Yi Yuen Chinese Restaurant 华逸苑• School of Architecture and Built Environment Classrooms• School of Architecture and Built Environment Gallery• Surau
LEVEL 3• School of Architecture and Built Environment Classrooms• School of Architecture and Built Environment Material Sampler Room• Student Affairs and Alumni Hostel Reception• Student Affairs and Alumni Laundry Centre
LEVEL 4• Workshop/Model Lab• Digital Printing Area• School of Architecture and Built Environment Model Making Lab• Technician Office• Printing Area• Engineering Design Lab• Engineering Workshop• Welding Lab• R&D Lab• Concrete and Heavy Structure Lab• Mechanical Engineering Service Floor
LEVEL 5• Student Residence (Female)LEVEL 6• Student Residence (Female)
LEVEL 7• Student Residence (Male)
LEVEL 8• LeQuadri Hotel (Room 801-853)
LEVEL 9• LeQuadri Hotel (Room 901-953)
LEVEL 10• Faculty of Engineering, Technology and
Built Environment Meeting Room• School of Architecture and Built Environment Course Administrator Office• School of Architecture and Built Environment Discussion Room• School of Architecture and Built Environment Staff Area• Faculty of Engineering, Technology and Built Environment Staff Area
LEVEL 11• LeQuadri VIP Lounge• Hatton Restaurant• Function Rooms• Open Foyer
LEVEL 12• LeQuadri Hotel Grand Ballroom
BLOCK GLEVEL LG2• Examination Centre• Foyer (LG2)• Entrance Hall (LG1)• Institute of Music Recital Hall
LEVEL G• Lobby• Lecture Room• Auditorium G2• Auditorium G3• Alfresco Discussion Area• Cafe and Mini Mart• Reception Counter• Juice Lab• Richman• Hop-In• Hot n Roll
LEVEL 1• Student Enrolment Centre (SEC)• Meeting room• TV Studio• Lecture Rooms• MyViet Café• NCR Travel• SurauLEVEL 2-7• Carpark
LEVEL 8• Textile Studio• Editing Suites• Mini Theatre• Meeting room• Recording Studio• Screening Rooms CEMC (Praxis Pre and Post Production• Speech Lab• Fashion Workshops• Fashion Studio• 3D Labs• Dry Studios• MAC Lab• Faculty of Social Science and Liberal Arts• Multimedia Lab• Photography Studio• Wet Studio
LEVEL 9• Institite of Music• Faculty of Applied Sciences• Faculty of Business• Institute of Computer Science and Digital Innovation• Student Affairs and Alumni• Group Logistics Management Office• Meeting room
LEVEL 10• Centre of Excellence in Research, Value Innovation and Entrepreneuship• Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences• Centre for Languages (CFL)• Office of Postgraduate Studies• Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences• Centre of Academic Excellence and Professional Advancement• Group Corporate Affairs• Global Engagement Office• Group Human Resource Office• Internal Audit Office• Common Area for Meeting/Discussion
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BLOCK JLEVEL G• Advanced Chemical Engineering Lab Auditorium• Le Quadri Ballroom• UCSI College’s ICC (International College Collaboration)• Drilling and Petrology Lab + Material Science Lab• Function Room 1 & 2• Graduate Lounge• Path Lab• Patiserie• Auditorium
LEVEL 1• UCSI College Office• UCSI College• UCSI Computech• Oenology Lab
LEVEL 2• Boardroom• Study Area• UCSI College
LEVEL 3• Library• Discussion Room
BLOCK KLEVEL G• School of Architecture and Built Environment Science Lab• Chemical Instrumentation Lab• Geomatic Concrete Lab• Industrial Chemistry Lab• Material Science + Petrology and Soil Mech Lab• Petrochemical Lab• Thermo Fluid Lab• Workshop and Welding room
LEVEL 1• Classrooms• Computer Lab• Applied Mechanics Lab• Communication and Electronics Lab
• Computer Labs• Control, Instrumentation, Pneumatic and Hydraulics Lab• Electrical and Electronics Lab• Preparation Room for Faculty of Engineering, Technology and Built Environment• Power, Machine and Control Lab• R&D Lab• Robotic PLC Microprocessor Lab
LEVEL 2• Classrooms• Mac Lab
LEVEL 3• UCSI Centre For Languages Classrooms
BLOCK LLEVEL G• FHTM Mock Up Hotel Room• FHTM Training Room• FHTM Office• Male Hostel• NCR Travel Office• FHTM Study Area with Cafeteria• FHTM Coffee Bistro• FHTM Fine Dining Restaurant• FHTM Preparation Kitchen• FHTM Production Kitchen• FHTM Kitchen
LEVEL 1• Fine Dining VIP Lounge• Centre for Languages Office• Students Affairs and Alumni Residential Hall
LEVEL 2• Students Affairs and Alumni Residential Hall
LEVEL 3• Students Affairs and Alumni Residential Hall
UCSI COLLEGE BUILDING DIRECTORY
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LEVEL 11• Discussion room• Incubator and U-Schos’ Office• Meeting Room• Lounge• Management Office• UCSI University Trust Office
LEVEL 12• Basketball Courts• Sky Lounge
53 AVOID BEING A VICTIM
EMERGENCY CONTACT:
Direct line to all emergencies (Police Station, Fire Station (BOMBA), Hospital, Jabatan Pertahanan Awam Malaysia (JPAM) is 999.
• In the event of any emergency, please call 03-9101 8880 ext 3189 (UCSI University KL campus) or 5401 (UCSI College)• Students may refer to the campus emergency guide at http://www.ucsiuniversity.edu.my/currentstudent/listing.aspx
CHERAS DISTRICT POLICE HEADQUARTERSAddress: Balai Polis Pudu, Polis Diraja Malaysia, Jalan Pudu, Cheras 55100 Kuala LumpurTelephone: 03-9205 0222 POLICE POST TAMAN TAYNTON VIEWAddress: Pondok Polis Taman Taynton View Polis Diraja MalaysiaTelephone: 03-9131 5022
POLICE POST TAMAN CONNAUGHTAddress: Pondok Polis Taman Connaught Polis Diraja MalaysiaTelephone: 03-9101 3222 CHERAS FIRE STATIONAddress: Balai BOMBA & Penyelamat Cheras, Jalan Manis 1, Taman Segar, 56100 Kuala LumpurTelephone: 03-9132 9490
ü AVOID BACK LANES OR DARK AREASü BE ALERT!ü AVOID UNWANTED ATTENTION!ü DO NOT SIMPLY TRUST ANYBODY!ü WALK AGAINST TRAFFIC!ü AVOID EXPOSING WEALTH!
GANGSTERISM
SNATCH THEFT
SEXUAL OFFENCE
ROBBERY
DRUGS
AVOID BEING A VICTIM
HELP
Coordinate your schedule with fellow students or friends so that you walk to and from classes together. This will help reduce the risk of being targeted by a potential assailant. Use the University shuttle bus service whenever possible.
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WORK WITH THE WORLD’S BESTUCSI students are annually selected for high impact research programmes by the world’s best universities.
These arrangements last for months up to an entire year, providing students with opportunities to work alongside renowned academics, advance knowledge and expand their network.
YEE LI EN TAN YI JUN
CHANG ZHEN HONGBRYAN MAH YUONG KAIKHAW LIANG FA
IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDONIn London, UCSI’s Engineering students advance science at Imperial’s Surfaces and Particles Engineering Laboratory under the supervision
of Dr Jerry Heng. So far, seven UCSI students have furthered research on cenosphere enhancement and protein crystallisation.
CHERISH CHONG
SOH WEI MING LEON TAN LEE MAY YAN GARY POH KWOR XIANG
TAN JIA WEI
NICHOLAS WONG JIAN YAO KELLY WONG YIN HAN
TING PEI YEE TAY CHEE SIN JESSICA LEE MEI SZE
HARVARD UNIVERSITY Nine of UCSI’s best medical students have been selected to advance science at Harvard on year-long research programmes since
2014. Seven students have since returned and some have had their works published in high-impact medical journals. At Harvard, UCSI students work under the tutelage of Professor Dr Gordon Williams, a renowned endocrinologist.
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