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S C H O O L O F A R C H I T E C T U R E A N D B U I LT E N V I R O N M E N T0202

QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS 2019

Universiti Malaya (UM)

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)

Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)

Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM)

Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM)

UCSI University

Universiti Teknologi Petronas (UTP)

Taylor’s University

Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM)

International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM)

Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN)

Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM)

Multimedia University (MMU)

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2019 2018 Institution QS World University Rankings 2019

QS World Top 70 Under 50 (2019)

QS World University Rankings by Subject 2018

• Malaysia’s best private university.• The only private provider in Malaysia to make the top 500.• A top six university in Malaysia, along with the nation’s five research universities.• One of only six Malaysian universities in the top 500 to receive a specific rank.• Malaysia’s most impressive debutant in the global rankings.

• Malaysia’s best private university under 50 years old.• One of the world’s top 70 young universities.

• Malaysia’s best music school• A top 100 university in the world for performing arts

Over 30%of UCSI’s student population is

international.

UCSI students obtain a merit-based government scholarship or grant. OVER 35%

of UCSI’s academic staff are PhD holders and a

further 17% are pursuing their doctorate.

The 2015 average at private higher

education institutions in Malaysia is 16%.

GLOBAL COMPANIES PROVIDE OUR STUDENTS WITH INTERNSHIP

97.8%

university in Asia to facilitate industry placement for students each year.

The 1st

UCSI is rated in Tier 5 (Emerging Universities) in SETARA 2017, placing it on a par with established foreign branch campuses in Malaysia.

UCSI’s Year of MilestonesMalaysian universities that featured in the rankings

Students from more than

have studied at UCSI.110 NATIONS

OF OUR CO-OPPARTNERS WOULD LIKE TO

REHIREUCSI INTERNS.

MORETHAN 4,200

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UCSI University opens door for students everywhere. It collaborates with the world’s leading universities, engages the best minds and partners with global companies.

UCSI University stands out as Malaysia’s best private university in the QS World University Rankings 2019. It is a top six university in Malaysia – only UCSI and the nation’s five research universities made the global top 500 benchmark – and it is distinguished in the top 2% of all universities in the world. UCSI is also regarded as one of the world’s best universities, ranked in the top 70 in the QS World Top 70 Under 50 (2019) rankings that rates universities under 50 years old.

These latest milestones cap a memorable year for UCSI. The University was previously distinguished as Asia’s fastest rising university in the QS University Rankings: Asia 2018 after making a meteoric 131- spot climb. It is also ranked as a global top 100 university for performing arts in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2018 – a remarkable distinction based solely on the merits of its Institute of Music. Additionally, UCSI is rated in Tier 5 (Emerging Universities) – the highest rating achieved by universities under 15 years old – in SETARA 2017, on

a par with established foreign branch campuses in Malaysia.

Long renowned for its excellent track record in teaching and learning, UCSI is quickly making a name for itself in research and innovation. The number of research publications has increased by 155% from 2013 to 2016 while the University’s cumulative impact factor score has increased by 957% over the same period. The number of UCSI’s Scopus/ ISI publications has also doubled from 2015 to 2016, reflecting the increasing focus on scholarly pursuit.

This distinction opens doors for UCSI students and staff when it comes to collaboration with the world’s best companies, research institutes and

universities. Since 2014, UCSI’s top students have been annually selected to advance high impact research at Harvard University, Imperial College London, the University of Chicago and Tsinghua University, among others. A batch of Pharmacy students also furthered research at the University of British Columbia and more endeavours are in the pipeline with leading universities in the Ivy League, the Russell Group, Universitas 21 and Australia’s Group of Eight. More than 10,000 students from over 110 nations study at UCSI, making the campus a vibrant melting pot of culture and diversity. UCSI also partners with more than 4,200 global companies to provide students with structured internship programmes and job opportunities. These tie-ups provide most UCSI students with at least two months of internship each year. 97.8% of UCSI’s industry partners state that they would like to rehire UCSI interns on the basis of their performance, capabilities and professionalism.

With these unique strengths and more, UCSI stands out as a University that offers an education few can, provides experiences others can’t and delivers life-defining outcomes for students everywhere.

MORE THAN 100 ACCLAIMED PROGRAMMES INMEDICINE | PHARMACY | ENGINEERING | APPLIED SCIENCE | BUSINESS | IT| ARCHITECTURE | SOCIAL SCIENCES| MUSIC| HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT | CREATIVE ARTS AND DESIGN

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SCHOOL OFARCHITECTURE AND BUILT ENVIRONMENTAt UCSI University’s School of Architecture and Built Environment, we believe that our future designers and thinkers seek liveability and right livelihood, inclusiveness, ethical sustainability, environmental and social responsiveness, conviviality and cultural robustness in our built environments. The underlying premise of our education is humanistic, communal and embedded in user-centric concerns; and in the best of examples, our teaching approaches combine abstract theory with concrete practices.

Our students frequently work alongside revered experts on undergraduate projects that address global challenges — the result of the School’s vast partnership with renowned architects both local and international. They test their knowledge and skills against their peers in the industry. And they enjoy many opportunities to explore and hone their craft. On top of eye-opening fieldworks, our students enjoy two months of Co-Operative placement for every year of study. With more than 4,000 companies in the list of UCSI’s Co-Op partners, this offers students the opportunity to pursuetheir internship with some of the most prestigious namesin the industry.

Noted for its impressive awards and accolades, the School has experienced great success but none greater than that of its students. Some have won top awards in national and international competitions. Some have gone on to top architecture firms. And some are recognised for their contributions to the community. For many, their own success story begins long before graduation.

We are as good as the dedicated and driven students who enrol in it. At the forefront of their disciplines are our faculty members, who had extensive publication and great impact on the heritage sustainability of Malaysia’s architecture. By bringing their experiences into the classroom, our academics cater to an exhilarating learning environment and learners will expand their skills and capabilities as they balance academic mastery with industrial application.

We know that the creation of architecture requires passion, intelligence and a broad range of skills — from leadership and communication to technical know-how. So we provide our students with the strongest foundations. This is simply the microcosm of a culture that nurtures excellence — one that you will experience, first-hand.

We haveINTERNATIONALLY

RECOGNISEDacademics.

Our programmes areFULLY

ACCREDITEDby the Malaysian

QualificationAgency (MQA).

Our students areSERIAL

COMPETITIONWINNERS

of national andinternational events.

We have frequentCOLLABORATIONS

with renownedlocal and

internationalarchitects.

Our students develop a sense ofcivic social engagement through the

MERGING OF EDUCATIONWITH SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.

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Foundation in Artswith Built Environment pathwayKR 11125; 01/2020

Benefit from lessons thatstimulate and encourage

critical thinking.

Be taught bynotable professors

from day one.

Enjoy a well-resourcedand supportive learning

environment.

Tailor-made coursesthat cater to specialised

career pathways.

Utilise exceptionalsubject-specific facilities.

Enjoy strong exposure toindustry trends and

developments.

GET THE IDEAL START WITH UCSI’SSPECIALISED FOUNDATION PATHWAYS

Entry RequirementsAcademic Qualification SPM: 5 credits (inclusive of Mathematics).

English Requirement A distinction (A+, A or A-) in English Language course at SPM /UEC level; or MUET Band 5; or TOEFL score of 196 (computer-based) / 525 (written-based) / 69-70 (internet-based); or IELTS Band 5.5.

Additional English course(s) must be taken at UCSI University concurrently with the undergraduate programme if English Language requirements are not fulfilled.

Selected by a British urbanplanning firm for a seven-month internship.

started with the Foundation in Arts.Alumna, BA (Hons) Interior Architecture.

ANGELINA TAN YU TING

A skyscraper that defines the city skyline. Landscapes that inspire. Interiors that make us rethink the spaces we inhabit. Spatial and structural expressionism that result in their own schools of thought. The advent of smart homes and smart factories and the underlying architecture that makes them work.

If these subject matters capture your attention, you probably harbour ambitions to chart a career in architecture and the built environment. You’ll need an ideal start if you’re going to make your mark in an industry that will undergo seismic shifts in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. And you’d like to delve into the built environment from day one instead of reading another general pre-university programme.

At UCSI, our foundation pathway in Built Environment is designed to empower you with the specialisation you’re looking for. Our special focus areas allow you to pursue your affinities from the get go, while benefiting from the well-rounded emphases on mathematics, quantitative methods, economics, psychology and business comprehension.

Delivered both in and out of the classroom, this specialised foundation pathway will see you learning from leading professors and architects who have made their mark in the industry. You will be challenged to think critically and you will enjoy opportunities to apply your knowledge as you work on community and industrial projects with your seniors and lecturers.

This is what you can look forward to at UCSI. Start with a strong Foundation and get set to design the future.

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Core Subjects Special Focus On Bachelor Degrees

Start Focused. Stay Ahead.UCSI’s specialised foundation pathway helps you acquire a much stronger grasp of your chosen field of study while covering the overall reach of a standard foundation programme. Apart from helping you immensely as you progress to degree studies, UCSI’s foundation programme also provides you with an early taste of what the industry expects.

• Calculus• Algebra and Trigonometry• Introduction to Probability and Statistics

• Introduction to Built Environment• Introduction to Structure (specially tailored for arts students to bridge their knowledge gap)• Fundamentals of Oral Communication• Human Communication

• BSc (Hons) Architecture• BA (Hons) Interior Architecture• B. Quantity Surveying (Hons)

• Other related degree programmes• Fundamentals of Mathematics• Quantitative Methods • Economics • Office Application• Introduction to Marketing• Writing for Academic Purposes• Positive Psychology• Introduction to Business

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Guidance From The BestLearn from a team of acclaimed professors and academics who are at the forefront of their respective disciplines. Work with them, be mentored by them and benefit from their wealth of experience.

Principal of Casagrande Laboratory, FinlandProfessor Marco Casagrada

Founder of FieldOffice Architects, TaiwanProfessor Huang (Hwang) Sheng-Yuan

Founder and Principal Director of Hijjas Kasturi Sdn Bhd

Ar Hijjas Kasturi

ProfessorAuthority in Islamic Architecture

Professor Dr Mohamad TajuddinMohamad Rasdi

Eminent architect and urban planner,Founder of Hajeedar and AssociatesSdn Bhd

Dato’ Ar Hj Hajeedar Abd MajidFounder of Archiblur, TaiwanAr Dr Chen Xuan Cheng

Architectural Design Stream Coordinator Assistant Professor Teoh Chee Keong

Founder of Atelier Alan Tech ArchitectAlan Teh

BSc Architectural Studies (Wisconsin),M Architecture (Wisconsin),PhD Architecture (Edinburgh)

M Architecture (CYCU, Taiwan), BArch (CYCU, Taiwan)

COLLABORATIVE LEARNING

ArchitectureSchool

Students

Lecturers

GovernmentAgencies

Industry

NGOs

NPOs

AssociationsCorporateCSR

Academic and students Working with professional body(PAM/KLAF) incorporating

our industrial/ academic partner from Hong Kong, Singapore and native Malaysian

Collaborative work withValley of Hope Committeeand Hospital Sungai Bulohpreserving the Heritage of

the People

Transforming neighbourhood

Working with local authority in various scale from small installation to urban planning

Collaborative work with award winning architect (Ar. Alan Teh) and the

Balik Pulau Artist Village Committee

Inviting Industry guest/practitioner

Possible solutionPossible solution

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Ever since I joined UCSI, I felt that I am on the right path. The courses and facilities here helped expand my knowledge and the exposure I received has helped prepare me for the industry. The lecturers are experienced in teaching and they are often helpful. I have no doubts that I can smoothly chart my trajectory .

Silver award winner, Nippon Paint Young Designer Award 2015Winner, Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) Housing and Urbanity Symposium (Sustainable Eco-Living Centre category)

LAM CHEE HAU

Bachelor ofScience (Hons) inArchitecture MQA/FA1627; 08/2020

At UCSI University, we believe that creativity, curiosity and strong intellectual grounding are fundamental aspects of an architectural education. Our innovative design programme, while addressing specific issues on sustainability, also focuses on pertinent issues that surface as a result of architecture and its impact on existing built and natural environments. This philosophy underpins every aspect of the School’s teaching and research activities. As students, you will thrive as you develop a sense of both breadth and depth through courses infused with market-driven software. These courses — from building construction and technology to the history of architecture — will equip you with creative design and practical skills. You will also benefit from yearly visits to architectural sites in Asia — Bali, Taiwan, Sri Lanka, Korea, Tokyo and Beijing, for example — that complements your learning experience. Here, you join a community of students and lecturers who are passionate about architecture and share an environmental commitment. As a graduate, you will leave with a desire to make a positive contribution to the lives of people and the environments in which they live.

UCSI’s Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Architecture programme is a pre-professional course that is accredited by Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia (LAM) which exempts graduates from the LAM Part 1 Professional Examination.

SUBJECT LISTING

Architecture Design Studio 1Building Construction and Technology 1Architecture History 1Design Communication 1Professional CommunicationArchitecture Design Studio 2Structure 1Building Construction and Technology 2Architecture History 2Design Communication 2

YEAR

Architecture Design Studio 3Building Services 1Building Construction and Technology 3Architecture History 3Computer-aided Design 1 & 2Building Science 1 Architecture Design Studio 4Building Construction and Technology 4Theories of Architecture & DesignBuilding Science 2Structure 2Experiencing Architecture

1YEAR

2Architecture Design Studio 5Building Services 2Professional Architecture Office PracticeArchitecture InquiriesArchitecture Option*Professional Architectural InternshipIntegrated Architectural Design ProjectWorking Drawing Option

* Architectural Option 1 (Choose ONE)Furniture WorkshopProject ManagementDigital ArchitectureArchitecture Site PlanningArchitecture Site Surveying & Coordination

YEAR

3

General Courses (MPU) are compulsory for all students.U1 – For Malaysian students: i. Ethnic Relations ii. Islamic Civilisation and Asian Civilisation – For Foreign students: i. Malaysian Studies ii. Communication in Bahasa Melayu 3

U4 – Local & International: i. Experiencing Architecture ii. Minor: Experiencing Culture 1 iii. Minor: Experiencing Culture 2

DID YOU KNOW?

UCSI’s Bachelor of Arts (Hons) Interior Architecture programme is one of the five institution in Malaysia accredited and recognised by Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia (LAM).

DID YOU KNOW?

Bachelor ofArts (Hons) inInterior Architecture MQA/FA3385; 08/2020

Fully accredited by the Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia (LAM), this creative course introduces you to all aspects of interior design. You will be able to cultivate your particular interests in the creation of innovative and exciting interior spaces, primarily through the adaptation and spatial manipulation of existing buildings. Through a variety of electives, you will gain pertinent insights into a range of interior design practices, which include exhibition design, furniture design, set and lighting design, and advertising and promotion. You will have the opportunity to experience design and architecture first-hand — in the local or international context — through the School’s unique ‘Experiencing Culture’ course. You will also be encouraged to take part in live community projects and learn how to design to satisfy the needs of clients and to engage with cultural and societal aspirations. Throughout the course, you will be building a portfolio to help you stand out from the crowd.

SUBJECT LISTING

Interior Architecture Design 1Design Communication 1Interior Architecture Technology 1Interior Architecture History 1Professional CommunicationInterior Architecture Design 2Design Communication 2Interior Architecture Technology 2Interior Architecture History 2Architectural Digital Media 1

YEAR

Interior Architecture Design 3Interior Architecture Technology 3Interior Architecture History 3 (MPU-U3)Architectural Digital Media 2Communication & VisualisationMinor 1*Interior Architecture Design 4Interior Architecture Technology 4Theories of Interior ArchitectureInterior Architecture ManagementMinor 2*

1YEAR

2Interior Architecture Design 5Interior Architecture PracticeDesign ReportBuilding Science 1Minor 3* Interior Architecture Design 6Interior Architecture Contract & LawBuilding Science 2Minor 4*Professional Internship

YEAR

3General Courses (MPU) are compulsory for all students.U1 – For Malaysian students: i. Ethnic Relations ii. Islamic Civilisation and Asian Civilisation – For Foreign students: i. Malaysian Studies ii. Communication in Bahasa Melayu 3

* Minor/ MPU (U2 & U4) Minor: Concept Design & Visual Arts 1 (MPU-U2)Minor: Concept Design & Visual Arts 2 (MPU-U2)Minor: Furniture Design Workshop 1 (MPU-U2)Minor: Furniture Design Workshop 2 (MPU-U2)Minor: Experiencing Culture 1 (MPU-U4)Minor: Experiencing Culture 2 (MPU-U4)Minor: Advertising & Promotion 1 (MPU-U4)Minor: Advertising & Promotion 2 (MPU-U4)

International Degree Pathway*Middlesex University (2+1.5 / 1+2)BA (Hons) Interior ArchitectureUniversity of South Australia (2+2)B Interior Architecture

*Terms and conditions apply

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Bachelor ofQuantity Surveying (Hons)MQA/PA8395; 05/2020

The Bachelor of Quantity Surveying (Hons) is tailor made to address the evolving and challenging demands of the construction industry. More importantly, it is designed with one thing in mind: The impact it will have on your future career.

Incorporating an applied learning approach to study, this degree will expose you to the latest insights on building information modelling, project finance, construction technology, procurement and the legal framework. You will develop a broad range of quantity surveying and management skills and knowledge. And as you come up with new insights and smarter correlations, you will appreciate your transformation into the higher-order professional the industry needs.

The application of knowledge is promoted at every opportunity and you will be able to apply your knowledge on real life problems. UCSI enjoys abiding ties to some of the industry’s leading construction companies and you will develop specialist knowledge on a wide range of topics from construction economics to sustainability. You will understand how costs are managed throughout a project’s life-cycle from early design to building completion. Your judgment calls will determine the fine line between success and failure. Disciplined thinking will become a way of life. And you will love it as you master the mechanisms that determine the cost and price of construction.

Take the next step and pursue a game-changing credential for rapid progression in the construction and consultancy industry.

SUBJECT LISTING

Construction Measurement 1Construction Technology 1Principles of Economics and FinanceBuilding StructureConstruction MaterialsSite Surveying Professional CommunicationHubungan Etnik (U1)Pengajian Malaysia (U1)

Construction Measurement 2Construction Technology 2Construction Economics 1Legal Studies for Built EnvironmentBuilding Services and Facilities Management 1Construction Price AnalysisTamadun Islam and Tamadun Asia (Titas) (U1)Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 3 (U1)Minor: Experiencing Culture 1 (U2)

YEAR

Construction Measurement 3 Construction Technology 3Construction Economics 2Construction Law and Dispute Resolution 1Information Technology in Construction Building Services and Facilities Management 2Construction Measurement 4Construction Technology 4Construction Law and Dispute Resolution 2Building Information Modeling for Quantity SurveyorsProfessional Practise for Quantity Surveyors 1 (U3)Research Methodology

1

YEAR

2Civil Engineering Construction Technology Professional Practice for Quantity Surveyors 2Construction Project Management 1Value Management in ConstructionDissertation 1Sustainability and Innovation in Construction6 Months Internship*

YEAR

3Civil Engineering Works MeasurementDissertation 2Construction Project Management 2Integrated ProjectMinor: Experiencing Culture 2 (U4)

YEAR

4

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Career Opportunities• Registered consultant quantity surveyor• Cost consultant• Contract experts• Procurement and commercial experts• Academic expert• Building advisor• Building economist• Professional builder (Contractor)• Expert supplier on building materials• Property expert• Cost advisor to the government• Private company policy maker• Technical consultant to project management companies• Quality expert of building products• Expert claims consultant• Expert advisor in the public works department

• Arbitrator• Mediator• Project Manager• Cost Manager• Contract Manager• Top management positions with the government, local authorities and the private sector with work experience.

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FACILITIESOur Make Lab is equipped with the latest fundamental tools and machinery such as laser cutting machines and CNC routers for architecture and interior architecture students. They can use this lab to build scale models, develop prototypes, piece together furniture and learn woodworking.

The unique learning environment at UCSI helped us win first place at this competition, where we gained a lot of hands-on industry exposure. Apart from that, I would also like to thank the lecturers who gave us rigorous tutorial sessions and supported us throughout the entire project — from case study and design to actual production.

(TEAM REPRESENTATIVE)First prize winners, Malaysian Institute of Interior Designers (MIID) Dulux 8Belas Student’s Saturday 2014 (Furniture Design Category)

LIM CHUUN KIAT

Diploma inArchitectural StudiesA6301; R2/581/4/0095

At UCSI University, we believe that anyone and everyone can be trained in architecture. This unique pedagogy in place will aid in your holistic development into an adaptable, open-minded and motivated individual as well as a team player. From laying your design foundations in the first year to strengthening your analytical and conceptual thought processes bythe third year, UCSI’s Diploma in Architectural Studies is a design-cum-technological programme that adopts a unique project-based learning approach, to develop you into an investigative design innovator equipped with a knowledge of the latest building technologies. Apart from these core courses, you will also engage in real-life community-based research projects and spend at least six months apprenticed to architectural firms to ensure you are industry-ready, even prior to graduation. By the end of the programme, you will emerge with a solid portfolio and foundational knowledge in architectural design.

SUBJECT LISTING

Technical MathematicsBuilding Construction & ScienceIntro to Design principlesArchitecture Drawing IIntroduction to StructureEnglish CommunicationArchitecture Design Studio IArchitecture Drawing IIBuilding Construction & MaterialsArchitecture History IArchitectural digital Media I (MPU-U2)Introduction to Writing & ResearchArchitectural digital Media II

YEAR

Furniture Workshop Elective 3Community Architecture (MPU-U4)Architecture Design Studio IIArchitecture Drawing IIIBuilding Construction IArchitecture History IIServicesArchitecture design Studio IIIBuilding Construction IIProfessional Practice (MPU-U3)StructureWorking Drawing

1

YEAR

2Industry Experience

(Choose max 2 courses to make up 4 credits to graduate) • Entrepreneurship• Extra-curricular Learning Experience 1• Extra-curricular Learning Experience 2

YEAR

Elective

3

General Courses (MPU) are compulsory for all students.U1 – For Malaysian students: i. Malaysian Studies – For Foreign students: i. Communication in Bahasa Melayu 2

Classes are kept deliberately small with staff-student ratios as low as 1:12 to ensure that each student receives utmost attention and guidance from a team of experienced lecturers.

DID YOU KNOW?

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INFO 123 456789 | MAI AVENUE, ELITE TOWER, NY

First prize winner, Malaysian Institute of Interior Designers (MIID) Dulux 20.5 Student’s Saturday 2016 (Residential Design category)

Second prize winner, Malaysian Institute of Interior Designers (MIID) Dulux 20.5 Student’s Saturday 2016 (Commercial category)

BERNICE LIM XIN YIN

Thank you UCSI University for providing a good learning environment and quality platform for a holistic development throughout my journey. Plus, nothing can come close to the experience of being taught by all my inspirational lecturers who are always nurturing us with the best teaching methods throughout my journey here in UCSI. You have no idea how important a role you play in shaping for a student, a brilliant destiny. Thank you UCSI University!

Diploma inInterior ArchitectureA6304; R2/581/4/0096

At UCSI University, you will learn to question the meaning and limits of the term 'interior', taking into consideration both ideal and real-life conditions. This programme will provide you with a broad understanding of space and how good spatial qualities are created. Putting equal emphasis on the development of design, conceptual creativity, theory and philosophy of space, the programme ensures you are trained to create exciting yet practical environments for human habitation. Using both representational and technically sound drawings, you will be able to reinforce your creativity through effective communication of design. You will also have access to specialist laboratories, workshops and design studios. Under the tutelage of highly experienced academics in dedicated facilities, you will work on a rich blend of conceptual and pragmatic projects, where you are given the opportunity to produce prototypes of furniture designs and will be exposed to a variety of techniques including model-making and the latest drawing software. Here, you will generate more than just brilliant ideas — you will turn them into realities.

SUBJECT LISTING

Technical MathematicsBuilding Construction & ScienceIntroduction to Design PrinciplesArchitecture Drawing IFurniture DesignEnglish CommunicationInterior Architecture Studio 1Architecture Drawing IIBuilding Construction & MaterialsArchitecture History 1Architectural Digital Media 1 (MPU-U2)Introduction to Writing & ResearchArchitectural Digital Media 2

YEAR

Furniture WorkshopCommunity Architecture (MPU-U4)Interior Architecture Studio 2Architecture Drawing IIIBuilding Construction IArchitecture History 2ServicesInterior Architecture Studio 3Interior Architecture Technology 2Professional Office Practice (MPU-U3)Interior Architecture Research & Dev.Working Drawing

1

YEAR

2Industry ExperienceYEAR

3

General Courses (MPU) are compulsory for all students.U1 – For Malaysian students: i. Malaysian Studies – For Foreign students: i. Communication in Bahasa Melayu 2

(Choose max 2 courses to make up 4 credits to graduate)• Entrepreneurship• Extra-curricular Learning Experience 1• Extra-curricular Learning Experience 2

Elective

International Degree Pathway*Middlesex University (Diploma + 2)BA (Hons) Interior Architecture

*Terms and conditions apply

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTSINTAKES: JANUARY AND JULY (Degree)INTAKES: JANUARY, MAY AND OCTOBER (Diploma)

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONS) IN ARCHITECTUREUCSI Foundation in Arts / Science / equivalent Minimum CGPA 2.50 including credit in Mathematics AND with minimum

credits in SPM (grade ‘C’ for O-level) in Mathematics

Pass with minimum CGPA of 2.00 (or equivalent) Minimum Grade C for 2 subjects including Mathematics

A-Levels Minimum Grade ‘E’ for 2 subjects including Mathematics

UEC (Commerce/Science stream) 5 Credits (‘B’ grade) inclusive of Mathematics

SAM/ CPU SAM – Minimum average of 60% in 5 subjects inclusive of MathematicsCPU – Minimum average of 65% in 6 subjects inclusive of Mathematics

International Baccalaureate Minimum 26/42 points from 6 subjects (Minimum score of 4/7 in Mathematics)

Local Matriculation Minimum CGPA 2.0 inclusive of Mathematics

Diploma/ Advance Diploma/ Degree/ equivalent Minimum CGPA 2.0 Subject to School discretion and credit transfer after reviewing transcript, syllabus description and portfolioMaximum 30% credits transfer as per MOHE ruling

STPM (Arts/Science stream)

DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURAL STUDIESSPMV/SPM/‘O’ Levels (Arts/Science stream) Pass SPM with minimum 3 Credits (grade ‘C’ for O-level) inclusive of

Mathematics

Pass with minimum ‘C’ grade (CGPA 2.0) for 1 subject AND credit in Mathematics in SPM or equivalent

Pass SKM/SKK level 3 in related field ANDPass SPM with min 1 credit and pass Mathematics* ORPass SPM with min 1 credit and pass ‘program pengukuhan matematik’

Community College (Level 3, MQF) 1. Pass Community College Certificate (Level 3 MQF) in the related field AND Pass SPM with min 1 credit and pass Mathematics*

OR Pass SPM with min 1 credit and pass ‘program pengukuhan mathematik’ OR2. Pass Community College Certificate (Level 3 MQF) with CGPA 2.0 in the related field AND Pass SPM with min 1 credit and pass Mathematics*

STPM (Arts/Science stream)

Pass with (Magbul grade) AND credit in Mathematics in SPM or equivalentSTAM

Minimum Grade ‘E’ for 1 subject AND credit in Mathematics in ‘O’-levelA-Levels

Pass with minimum grade ‘B’ for 3 credits inclusive of MathematicsUEC (Commerce/Science stream)

SKM / SKK

SAM – Minimum average of 50% in 5 subjects inclusive of MathematicsCPU – Minimum average of 50% in 6 subjects inclusive of Mathematics

SAM/ CPU

Minimum average of 50% inclusive of 50% for MathematicsOther qualifications deemed equivalent to SPM/O-Level by Malaysian Qualifications Agency

Recognition Upon successfully completion of the Diploma programme, students will gain:• Direct entry into Year 2 (semester 3) of B.Sc. (Hons.) in Architecture, UCSI University

Note: AND*Art Requirement:All applicant must pass Art Education / Engineering Drawing / related subject at SPM / O level / equivalent ORPass Portfolio test in replacement of art subject if applicable.The general rule applied to both local and foreigner applicant.

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BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONS) IN INTERIOR ARCHITECTUREUCSI Foundation in Arts / Science / equivalent Minimum CGPA 2.50

Minimum CGPA of 2.00 for 2 subjects

A-Levels Minimum Grade ‘E’ in 2 subjects

UEC (Commerce/Science stream) Minimum 5 Credits

SAM/ CPU SAM – Minimum average of 60% in 5 subjects inclusive of MathsCPU – Minimum average of 65% in 6 subjects

International Baccalaureate Minimum 26/42 points from 6 subjects

Local Matriculation Minimum CGPA 2.0

Diploma/ Advance Diploma/ Degree/ equivalent Minimum CGPA 2.0 Subject to School discretion and credit transfer after reviewing transcript, syllabus description and portfolioMaximum 30% credits transfer as per MOHE ruling

STPM (Arts/Science stream)

DIPLOMA IN INTERIOR ARCHITECTURESPMV/SPM/‘O’ Levels (Arts/Science stream) Pass with minimum 3 Credits (‘C’ grade for O-Level)

Pass with minimum ‘C’ grade (CGPA 2.0) for 1 subject

Pass SKM/SKK level 3 in related fieldAND Pass SPM with min 1 credit*

Community College (Level 3, MQF) 1. Pass Community College Certificate (Level 3 MQF) in the related field AND Pass SPM with min 1 subject* OR2. Pass Community College Certificate (Level 3 MQF) with CGPA 2.0 in the related field

STPM

Pass with (Magbul grade)STAM

Minimum Grade ‘E’ for 1 subjectA-Levels

Pass with minimum grade ‘B’ for 3 creditsUEC (Commerce/Science stream)

SKM / SKK

SAM – Minimum average of 50% in 5 subjectsCPU – Minimum average of 50% in 6 subjects

SAM/ CPU

Minimum average of 50%Other qualifications deemed equivalent to SPM/O-Level by Malaysian Qualifications Agency

Recognition Upon successfully completion of the Diploma programme, students will gain:• Direct entry into Year 2 (semester 3) of B.A. (Hons.) in Interior Architecture, UCSI University

Note: AND*Art Requirement:All applicant must pass Art Education / Engineering Drawing / related subject at SPM / O level / equivalent ORPass Portfolio test in replacement of art subject if applicable.The general rule applied to both local and foreigner applicant.

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BACHELOR OF QUANTITY SURVEYING (HONS)

Foundation in Arts/ Science/ Equivalent

STPM

A-Levels

UEC (Commerce/Science stream)

SAM

CPU

International Baccalaureate

Local Matriculation

Diploma/ Advance Diploma/ Degree/ equivalent

Minimum CGPA 2.50

(Arts/Science stream)• Pass with minimum CGPA of 2.00 (or equivalent)• Minimum Grade C for 3 subjects

Minimum Grade E for 2 subjects

5 Credits (‘B’ grade) inclusive of Maths

Minimum average of 60% in 5 subjects

Minimum average of 65% in 6 subjects

Minimum 26/42 points from 6 subjects

Minimum CGPA 2.50

Minimum CGPA 2.00• Subject to School discretion and credit transfer after reviewing transcript, syllabus description and portfolio.• Max. 30% credits transfer as per MOHE ruling

ENGLISH LANGUAGEREQUIREMENTS FORDEGREE PROGRAMME

A distinction (A+, A or A-) in the English Language subject at SPM/UEC level;or MUET Band 5;or a score of 196 (computer-based) / 525 (writing-based) / 69 (internet-based) in TOEFL;or Band 5.5 in IELTS.

In the event that the English Language Requirements are not met, student may be required to undertakeadditional English module(s) prior to or concurrently with the undergraduate programme, based on theUniversity’s decision.

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NOTABLE ACADEMICIANS

MERGING THE BEST OFEDUCATION WITH SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

UCSI is home to some of Malaysia’s foremost academics. They are at the forefront of their respective fields and their interdisciplinary engagement fosters the cross-fertilisation of ideas on campus. The following are a few of UCSI’s many thinkers who have made a huge contribution to academia, the industry and society.

IR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR JIMMY MOK VEE HOONGDean, Faculty of Engineering, Technology and Built Environment

PhD Microwave Engineering (UMIST) • BEng (Hons) Electrical & Electronic Engineering

A professional in his field, Ir Associate Professor Dr Jimmy is a registered Professional Engineer (Ir) in the Board of Engineers, Malaysia (BEM) and a registered Chartered Engineer (CEng) of the Institution of Engineering Technology (IET), United Kingdom.

UCSI students transformed a run-down shop lot into a community centre that houses a children’s library, a play centre and a homestay. The project was the result of a collaboration between architecture students from UCSI and Taiwan’s Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU). The students were guided by two renowned architects from Taiwan who are visiting professors of UCSI, Professor Huang Sheng-Yuan and Dr Chen Xuang-Cheng. The project caught the attention of QS Reimagining Education Star Awards 2015 and was one of the shortlisted innovations around the world.

When Malaysia’s history of leprosy faces the threat of being forgotten, UCSI students were challenged to create insightful and innovative designs to temporarily convert Sungai Buloh Leprosy Settlement — fondly also known as the Valley of Hope and the world’s second largest leprosarium heritage — Council Hall’s first floor into a story museum, a place to commemorate the history of the Settlement.

PROFESSOR DR MOHD TAJUDDIN BIN MOHD RASDIProfessor, School of Architecture and Built Environment

PhD Architecture (Edinburgh) • March (Wisconsin) • BSc Architecture (Wisconsin)

Professor Tajuddin is a renowned academic who specialises in the theory and history of architecture. He is an authority in national architectural identity, Islamic architecture, the framework of early Western modernist architecture and mosque design. He has published over 60 books to date and is frequently sought for comment by the Malaysian media.

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AR CHIA LIN LINHead of School, School of Architecture and Built Environment

MEnvSc (UPM) • BArch (USM) • BSc Housing, Building and Planning

Assistant Professor Ar Chia majors in the study of demolition waste — reference to masonry, timber and metal elements, and has received several awards in national competitions. She is also a registered member of Board of Architects Malaysia (LAM).

KUALA SEPETANG, KAKTAO 46 PROJECT

… AND MANY MORE.

‘THE DISEASE, THE PLACE, THE PEOPLE’

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ACADEMIC AND INDUSTRIAL NETWORKUCSI’s ever-improving international profile is spurred by advances in learning, teaching and research. Tie-ups with foreign universities, research institutes and leading multinational companies are constantly established, enhancing opportunities for students and staff in the areas of research and development, mobility programmes and career opportunities, among others. At UCSI’s School of Architecture and Built Environment, we are always actively engaging industry and academic partners to work on live projects and have them actively input into the University’s design studio. We constantly invite various non-governmental organisations (NGOs) as guest speakers to enhance the student’s learning experience.

HIJJAS KASTURIFounder and Principal Director of Hijjas Kasturi Associates Sdn

Hijjas Kasturi has had a hand in creating some of the most striking buildings on the Kuala Lumpur skyline, including the Menara Telecom Tower. Dubbed ‘Malaysia’s first architect hero’ by fellow practitioner Lim Teng Ngiom, Kasturi has won a clutch of awards over the years, including Malaysia’s highest architecture accolade the PAM Gold Medal. With an interest in the aesthetics of industrial design, Kasturi has also created a centre for developing traditional and contemporary art forms and nature conservation at his home in Rimbun Dahan.

ATELIER ALAN TEH ARCHITECTPrincipal: Ar Alan Teh Yee Neng

A "30 under 40" emerging architect award practice based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Atelier Alan Teh Architect has been practicing and promoting green sustainable designs since 2005.

CIPTA TEGUH ARCHITECTS SDN BHDPrincipal: Ar Lew Chieh Seong

Cipta Teguh Architects Sdn Bhd was formed together by several experienced architect practices to provide a more conducive architectural service. The practice quickly developed client base in the many parts of Malaysia. Through a commitment to provide professional service and complete design solution, the young firm has been commissioned to a few large scale project.

TETAWOWE ATELIER

Tetawowe Atelier is a young and dynamic design firm specialised in creating design narratives, where their source of inspiration comes from daily life musings. The firm has a myriad of experience working on projects such as the renovation of the Container Hotel Kuala Lumpur and the architecture of several Purple Cane Tea House outlets in Malaysia.

THINKCLOUD DESIGN LABPrincipals: Sharon Ong and Foo Wen Hui

An architecture and design practice based in Kuala Lumpur, founded in 2013. Thinkcloud design and innovate to create a strong sense of identity for each building and space to accommodate different cultures of living. Thinkcloud is hands-on in exploring materials and working hand-in-hand with local craftsmen. The practice promotes creative collaboration and is also committed to education by actively involving in architecture and interior design students’ works in colleges and universities.

PROFESSOR HUANG SHENG-YUANFounder and Principal of Fieldoffice Architects

Initiated architectural actions globally with a group of young architects, gradually expanded to the diverse redevelopment of the local ecology, waters, and the urban space of Taiwan. Huang worked in Eric Owen Moss Architects as a Project Associate and also taught at North Carolina State University. Fieldoffice Architects received numerous awards since 1998 such as the Far Eastern Design Awards and National Landscape Re-development Award, and is frequently invited to participate in international exhibitions, social and cultural activities.

DR AR CHEN XUAN-CHENGAdjunct Lecturer of Department of Architecture in Chung Yuan Christian University • Directors of the SWEETENEducational Foundation • Curator of THE 201 ART • Architect of Archiblur Lab

Chen's work has allowed him to be a nomad and vacillating practitioner, and therefore margins are not limits but rather the manifestations of thought. Objects can always open up to heterogeneous opposites. Chen takes the point of greatest tension from between these opposites — such as art and architecture, architectural objects and architec-tural installation, or body and perception — to carefully and concretely undertake his art practice. Chen is currently a lecturer in the Department of Architecture at Chung Yuan Christian University and has served as an art consultant and curator for The 201 Art, an architect for Archiblur Lab and a navigator for Interbreeding Field.

KUALA LUMPUR CAMPUS DU020(W)

NO.1, JALAN MENARA GADING, UCSI HEIGHTS (TAMAN CONNAUGHT) CHERAS, 56000 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA.T +(603) 9101 8880 F +(603) 9102 2614Latitude: 3.079548 (3° 4' 46.37'' N) Longitude: 101.733216 (101° 43' 59.58'' E)

SARAWAK CAMPUS DU020-02(Q)

LOT 2864 (P/L 1319), BLOCK 7, MUARA TABUAN LAND DISTRICT, ISTHMUS, TANJONG SEBERANG PENDING POINT, SEJINGKAT,93450 KUCHING, SARAWAK, MALAYSIA.T +(6082) 596 965 F +(6082) 596 975Latitude: 1.564448 (1°33’52.0”N) Longitude: 110.405258 (110°24’18.9”E)

TERENGGANU CAMPUS DU020-01(T)

BUKIT KHOR, PT 11065, MUKIM RUSILA, 21600 MARANG, TERENGGANU, MALAYSIA.T +(603) 628 1880 / 1889 F +(603) 628 1885Latitude: 5.216519 (5° 12' 59.47'' N) Longitude: 103.161621 (103° 9' 41.84'' E)

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