Course Level: | Master's | |
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Course Duration: | 2 Years | |
Course Language: | English | |
Required Degree | 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree | |
Course Level: | Master's | |
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Course Duration: | 2 Years | |
Course Language: | English | |
Required Degree | 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree | |
Academic Programs:
Undergraduate Programs: Degrees in geomatics, surveying, GIS, and related fields.
Postgraduate Programs: Master's and PhD programs focusing on advanced research and specialization in geomatics and geospatial sciences.
Diploma and Certificate Courses: Short-term and vocational courses designed to provide practical skills in surveying and GIS technologies.
Research and Development:
The university may have dedicated research centers and laboratories for advancing the field of geomatics.
Collaboration with industries and government bodies for practical research and application of geospatial technologies.
Facilities and Resources:
State-of-the-art laboratories equipped with modern surveying and mapping equipment.
Access to advanced software for GIS, remote sensing, and data analysis.
Field training programs to provide hands-on experience in real-world surveying and mapping projects.
Industry Collaboration and Internship Opportunities:
Partnerships with surveying firms, geospatial companies, and governmental agencies.
Internship programs to provide students with practical experience and industry exposure.
Workshops, Seminars, and Conferences:
Regularly organized events to keep students and faculty updated on the latest trends and technologies in the field of geomatics.
Opportunities for students to present their research and network with professionals in the industry.
Surveyors: Working in land surveying, construction, and real estate development.
GIS Specialists: Employed in various sectors including urban planning, environmental management, and disaster response.
Remote Sensing Analysts: Analyzing satellite and aerial imagery for various applications such as agriculture, forestry, and natural resource management.
Geospatial Data Analysts: Handling and interpreting large datasets to support decision-making in businesses and government agencies.
Bachelor of Science in Geomatics
Core Subjects: Surveying, Cartography, Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing, GIS, Geodesy.
Electives: Urban Planning, Environmental Monitoring, Hydrography, Geospatial Data Analysis.
Bachelor of Science in Surveying and Mapping
Core Subjects: Land Surveying, Construction Surveying, Topographic Mapping, Spatial Analysis.
Fieldwork: Extensive practical training and field exercises.
Bachelor of Science in Geospatial Science
Core Subjects: Geospatial Data Collection, GIS Software Applications, Spatial Data Management.
Specializations: Urban and Regional Planning, Environmental Science, Disaster Management.
Master of Science in Geomatics
Research Areas: Advanced GIS, Remote Sensing Technologies, Spatial Data Infrastructure.
Thesis: Independent research project contributing to the field of geomatics.
Master of Science in Remote Sensing
Core Subjects: Advanced Remote Sensing, Image Processing, Satellite Systems, Data Interpretation.
Applications: Environmental Monitoring, Natural Resource Management, Climate Studies.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Geomatics
Research Areas: Innovative Surveying Techniques, Geospatial Analytics, Sustainable Urban Development.
Dissertation: Original research contributing new knowledge or technologies to the geomatics field.
Diploma in Geomatics Technology
Subjects: Fundamental Surveying, Basic GIS, Digital Cartography.
Field Training: Practical skills development through hands-on projects.
Certificate in Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Core Subjects: Introduction to GIS, Spatial Data Entry, GIS Software Training.
Short-term Program: Designed for professionals seeking to enhance their GIS skills.
Certificate in Land Surveying
Core Subjects: Basic Land Surveying Techniques, Equipment Handling, Survey Data Analysis.
Practical Training: Intensive field exercises to build competency in land surveying.
Course Program Name |
Duration of Course |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
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Bachelor of Science in Geomatics |
4 years |
5,000 |
Bachelor of Science in Surveying and Mapping |
4 years |
5,000 |
Bachelor of Science in Geospatial Science |
4 years |
5,000 |
Bachelor of Science in Remote Sensing |
4 years |
5,000 |
Course Name |
Duration of Course |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
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Master of Science in Geomatics |
2 years |
6,000 |
Master of Science in Remote Sensing |
2 years |
6,000 |
Master of Science in GIS |
2 years |
6,000 |
Master of Science in Geospatial Science |
2 years |
6,000 |
Course Name |
Duration of Course |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
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PhD in Geomatics |
3-5 years |
7,000 |
PhD in Remote Sensing |
3-5 years |
7,000 |
PhD in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) |
3-5 years |
7,000 |
PhD in Geospatial Science |
3-5 years |
7,000 |
The university offers a range of programs in geomatics and related fields at undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels, as previously detailed.
Academic Qualifications:
Undergraduate: Equivalent to Malaysian high school completion with a strong background in mathematics and science.
Postgraduate: Relevant bachelor's degree for master’s programs; a master’s degree for PhD programs.
English Language Proficiency:
TOEFL: Minimum score typically around 550 (paper-based) or 80 (internet-based).
IELTS: Minimum score of 6.0.
Alternatively, other recognized English proficiency tests may be accepted.
Other Requirements:
Statement of Purpose
Letters of Recommendation
Resume or CV (for postgraduate applications)
Research Proposal (for PhD applicants)
Tuition fees for international students are generally higher than for local students. Here’s an approximate breakdown:
Undergraduate Programs: USD 5,000 per year
Postgraduate (Master's) Programs: USD 6,000 per year
Doctoral (PhD) Programs: USD 7,000 per year
Merit-based Scholarships: Available for outstanding academic achievements.
Need-based Financial Aid: Limited options may be available; international students are encouraged to seek external scholarships and sponsorships.
On-campus Housing:
Dormitories and student apartments with basic amenities.
Costs range from USD 1,000 to USD 2,000 per year, depending on the type of accommodation.
Off-campus Housing:
Options include private apartments and shared houses.
Costs vary but typically range from USD 150 to USD 400 per month.
1. Orientation Programs: To help international students acclimate to the campus and local culture.
2. International Office: Dedicated to assisting with visa processing, registration, and other administrative needs.
3. Counseling and Psychological Services: Available to support student well-being.
4. Language Support: English language classes for those needing additional proficiency.
1. Cultural Events: Regular events to celebrate diverse cultures and promote intercultural understanding.
2. Clubs and Societies: Various student organizations and interest groups to join.
3. Sports Facilities: Access to gyms, sports fields, and recreational activities.
1. Student Visa: International students must obtain a student visa, facilitated by the university’s international office.
2. Documents Required: Offer letter from the university, proof of financial stability, medical examination reports, and other relevant documents.
Estimated Monthly Costs:
Accommodation: USD 150 - USD 400
Food: USD 100 - USD 300
Transportation: USD 50 - USD 100
Miscellaneous: USD 50 - USD 100
Research and Preparation:
Course Selection: Decide on the program you wish to apply for by exploring the courses offered by the university.
Entry Requirements: Check the specific entry requirements for your chosen course, including academic qualifications and language proficiency.
Application Submission:
Online Application: Fill out the online application form available on the university’s official website.
Supporting Documents: Prepare and upload the necessary documents, which may include:
Academic transcripts and certificates
Proof of English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL)
Personal statement or essay
Letters of recommendation
Passport copy
Resume or CV (for postgraduate courses)
Application Fee:
Pay the non-refundable application fee as specified by the university. Payment methods and details are usually provided during the application process.
Processing and Evaluation:
The admissions office will review your application and supporting documents.
You may be required to attend an interview or take an entrance examination, depending on the course requirements.
Offer of Admission:
If your application is successful, you will receive an offer letter from the university.
The offer may be conditional, requiring you to meet certain criteria before enrollment.
Acceptance and Confirmation:
Accept the offer by following the instructions provided in the offer letter.
Pay any required deposits or fees to secure your place.
Student Visa Application:
International students need to apply for a student visa. The university typically provides guidance and support for this process.
Prepare the necessary documents for the visa application, such as the offer letter, financial proof, and medical reports.
Accommodation:
Apply for on-campus or off-campus accommodation if needed. The university often has options and support for housing.
Pre-Departure Preparations:
Attend pre-departure briefings or orientations offered by the university.
Arrange travel plans and ensure all documentation is in order.
Arrival and Enrollment:
Arrive at the university before the start date of your course.
Complete the enrollment process, which may include registration, attending orientations, and settling into accommodation.
Primary Intakes:
February/March: Most undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
September/October: Another major intake period for various programs.
Special Intakes:
Some programs may have additional intake periods. It's best to check the specific program details on the university's official website.
Academic Requirements:
Malaysian Students: Completion of STPM (Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia) with a minimum grade requirement, Matriculation, or equivalent pre-university qualification.
International Students: Equivalent secondary education qualifications (e.g., A-Levels, International Baccalaureate) with a minimum academic performance specified by the program.
Language Proficiency:
English: Proof of proficiency in English, typically through IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent tests. The required scores may vary by program but generally:
IELTS: Minimum overall band score of 6.0.
TOEFL: Minimum score of 550 (paper-based) or 80 (internet-based).
Specific Program Requirements:
Some programs might have additional requirements such as prerequisites in specific subjects (e.g., Mathematics, Physics) or a portfolio for design courses.
Academic Requirements:
Master’s Programs: A recognized Bachelor’s degree with a minimum CGPA (usually around 2.5 to 3.0) in a relevant field.
Doctoral Programs: A recognized Master’s degree in a relevant field or an excellent Bachelor’s degree (first class or upper second class honors) with significant research components.
Language Proficiency:
Similar to undergraduate requirements but with potentially higher required scores:
IELTS: Minimum overall band score of 6.5.
TOEFL: Minimum score of 600 (paper-based) or 90 (internet-based).
Work Experience:
Some postgraduate programs, particularly in professional fields, may require relevant work experience.
Research Proposal:
For research-based programs, a detailed research proposal outlining the intended research area, objectives, methodology, and significance.
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Amount/Benefit |
Application Deadline |
Additional Notes |
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Academic Excellence Scholarship |
Outstanding academic performance |
Full tuition fee waiver |
30th June |
Open to all undergraduate programs. Requires maintaining a minimum GPA of 3.5 throughout the study period. |
Sports Scholarship |
Exceptional achievement in sports |
Up to 50% tuition fee waiver |
31st July |
Requires representation at state or national level in any sport. Continuous sports involvement is required. |
Merit-Based Scholarship |
High academic achievement and leadership qualities |
Partial tuition fee waiver (up to 30%) |
15th June |
Open to undergraduate students with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Involvement in extracurricular activities is a plus. |
Financial Aid Scholarship |
Financial need |
Full or partial tuition fee waiver |
15th August |
Requires proof of family income. Open to all undergraduate students. Includes a monthly stipend for living expenses. |
International Students Scholarship |
International students with excellent academic records |
Up to 70% tuition fee waiver |
1st July |
Open to new international undergraduate students. Requires a minimum GPA of 3.2 or equivalent. |
Research Scholarship |
Postgraduate students with a research proposal |
Full tuition fee waiver and research funding |
30th September |
Open to Master’s and PhD candidates. Research proposal must align with the university’s research priorities. Includes a stipend for research-related expenses. |
Talent-Based Scholarship |
Exceptional talent in arts, music, or other creative fields |
Up to 40% tuition fee waiver |
30th June |
Requires a portfolio or evidence of talent. Open to all undergraduate students. |
Community Service Scholarship |
Significant community service and volunteer work |
Partial tuition fee waiver (up to 25%) |
31st July |
Requires documented proof of community service. Open to all undergraduate students. |
Women in STEM Scholarship |
Female students in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math |
Full tuition fee waiver and living stipend |
15th July |
Open to undergraduate and postgraduate female students in STEM fields. Requires a minimum GPA of 3.3. Includes mentorship and networking opportunities. |
Facility |
Description |
Cost |
Additional Notes |
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Main Campus |
Located in the heart of the city, equipped with modern classrooms, labs, and libraries |
N/A |
Close to public transport and city amenities. |
Residential Hall A |
On-campus accommodation with single rooms |
MYR 800 per month |
Includes utilities and internet. Shared kitchen and bathroom facilities. |
Residential Hall B |
On-campus accommodation with double occupancy rooms |
MYR 600 per month |
Includes utilities and internet. Shared kitchen and bathroom facilities. |
Off-Campus Apartments |
University-affiliated apartments located 1 km from campus |
MYR 1,200 per month |
Fully furnished, includes utilities, internet, and access to gym facilities. |
Student Hostel |
Basic shared dormitory-style accommodation |
MYR 400 per month |
Includes utilities and internet. Shared kitchen and bathroom facilities. |
Family Accommodation Units |
Apartments for students with families |
MYR 1,800 per month |
Includes utilities, internet, and access to playground and family-friendly amenities. |
International Students Dormitory |
On-campus housing specifically for international students |
MYR 900 per month |
Includes utilities, internet, and communal kitchen and recreation areas. |
Meal Plans |
dining options available on campus |
MYR 300 - MYR 500 per month |
Optional meal plans covering breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Multiple dietary options available. |
Health and Wellness Center |
On-campus medical and counseling services |
N/A |
Free basic medical services and counseling. Additional charges for specialized services. |
Sports Facilities |
Includes gym, swimming pool, and sports courts |
N/A |
Free access for all students. Personal training and specialized classes available at additional cost. |
Library |
Extensive collection of academic resources, study areas, and computer labs |
N/A |
Open 24/7 during exam periods. |
IT Support and Services |
On-campus tech support and computer labs |
N/A |
Free access to computer labs and Wi-Fi across campus. |
Aspect |
Description |
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Student Organizations |
Numerous clubs and societies ranging from academic, cultural, and recreational interests. |
Events and Activities |
Regular events including cultural festivals, academic conferences, sports tournaments, and social gatherings. |
Sports and Recreation |
Facilities include a gym, swimming pool, sports courts, and fields. Intramural sports and fitness classes available. |
Cultural Diversity |
Vibrant multicultural environment with students from various backgrounds. International student support is available. |
Housing |
On-campus and off-campus accommodation options with various amenities and living arrangements to suit different needs. |
Dining |
Multiple on-campus dining options offering a variety of cuisines, including vegetarian and halal options. |
Health Services |
On-campus health and wellness center providing medical care, counseling services, and health education programs. |
Academic Support |
Tutoring services, writing centers, and academic workshops to help students excel in their studies. |
Career Services |
Career counseling, job placement services, internships, and networking events to support students' career aspirations. |
Transportation |
Convenient public transport access, shuttle services for off-campus accommodation, and ample parking for personal vehicles. |
Library and Study Areas |
Extensive library resources, quiet study areas, group study rooms, and computer labs available for student use. |
Community Engagement |
Opportunities for volunteer work, community service, and partnerships with local organizations and businesses. |
Technology |
High-speed internet across campus, access to computer labs, and IT support services. |
Safety and Security |
24/7 campus security, emergency response services, and a safe campus environment. |
Aspect |
Description |
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Career Services |
Comprehensive career guidance, counseling, and job placement assistance. |
Industry Partnerships |
Strong connections with leading industries and companies in geomatics, engineering, technology, and related fields. |
Internships |
Opportunities for internships with reputed organizations to gain practical experience. |
On-Campus Recruitment Drives |
Regular recruitment drives and job fairs held on campus, connecting students with potential employers. |
Workshops and Seminars |
Career development workshops, resume writing seminars, interview preparation sessions, and networking events. |
Alumni Network |
Active alumni network providing mentorship, networking opportunities, and job referrals. |
Job Portal |
Access to an online job portal where students can search for job openings, apply for positions, and upload their resumes. |
Placement Statistics |
High placement rates with competitive salary packages offered to graduates in various industries. |
Professional Development |
Soft skills training, leadership development programs, and certification courses to enhance employability. |
Support for Entrepreneurs |
Resources and support for students interested in starting their own businesses, including incubation centers and mentorship. |
Aspect |
Details |
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Overall Acceptance Rate |
Approximately 55-60% |
Factors Influencing Acceptance |
Academic performance, standardized test scores, extracurricular involvement, personal statements, and interviews |
Undergraduate Programs |
Competitive, especially for programs in geomatics, engineering, and technology |
Postgraduate Programs |
research proposals and prior academic achievements are significant factors |