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TO GAIN A
GLOBALLY RECOGNISED
DEGREE FROM THE
UNIVERSITY OF
LONDON
YOU DON’T
NEED TO STUDY IN
LONDON
Study in Malaysia, graduate
from the University of London
‘The University of
London International
Programmes provides
flexible study options without
compromising the quality of
education. The fact that I could
sit for the examinations set
and assessed by University of
London and obtain a University
of London law degree in Malaysia
was like a dream come true.’
Goh Sin Ying, LLB, 2009
Sin Ying studied for the LLB in Malaysia
whilst working part time. She is now
a Legal Executive at Allen & Gledhill
LLP in Singapore and is studying for
her Certificate in Legal Practice (CLP).
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Study in Malaysia,
graduate from the
University of London
The University of London
International Programmes
enables you to study for a
prestigious University of London
qualification without leaving
Malaysia. Our degrees are
internationally recognised and
open doors to lucrative careers
in law, business, IT and other
industries. What’s more, you
have the option of studying for
your degree with support from
one of 11 independent teaching
institutions in Malaysia.
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How the University of London works
The University of London is one of the world’s leading universities, internationally recognised
for its high academic standards. This reputation is based on the outstanding teaching and
research of its Colleges, which are responsible for the academic direction and assessment
of all courses offered by the University of London International Programmes.
A federation of 18 Colleges and a
number of specialist research Institutes
+
in
collaboration
with 12 Lead
Colleges
Product of the collaboration
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A globally recognised degree
A degree from the University of
London is a mark of excellence,
respected by employers
and universities worldwide.
Many of our graduates gain
promotions, new careers or
go on to postgraduate study
as a result of their University
of London qualification.
A trusted name in global education
The University of London International Programmes
has been offering worldwide access to top British
education since 1858. Past students include
seven Nobel Prize winners, politicians, judges,
authors, and business leaders. We now have over
52,000 students in more than 180 countries.
The University of London and Malaysia
We have a long history in Malaysia, with students
first taking University of London exams in Kuala
Lumpur in 1917. Since then, countless Malaysians
have chosen to pursue their higher education
through the University of London International
Programmes. Many of these have gone on to high
ranking positions, including Justice Datuk Richard
Malanjum, Chief Judge of Sabah and Sarawak. Today,
we have more than 2,800 students in Malaysia.
Standards you can rely on
You can be confident in the standard of your
degree. The standard of assessment is consistent
wherever you study, whether on campus at a
University of London College, or anywhere in the
world. You are assessed using dependable
methods, such as unseen examinations.
This helps to ensure that your University
of London qualification is of the same high
academic standard, however it is achieved.
Malaysia Laws Scholarship
The University of London and King’s College
London have established a scholarship
which is awarded annually to an LLB student
who is a citizen of Malaysia. The successful
applicant may study on campus at King’s
in London to complete their LLB degree.
‘I chose to study the LLB with the
University of London because I
knew that it is a very much sought
after degree and would open
more doors for me in the legal
fraternity. Receiving the King’s
scholarship has further proven
that I made the right choice.’
Navini Rajikumara, LLB
Navini was the 2012 Malaysia Laws Scholarship
winner and is now studying at
King’s College in London.
Read more about Navini on
our Laws Blog: bit.ly/navini-r
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Qualifications that
employers value
Studying with the University
of London will give you a
competitive edge in the
job market. This is because
you not only gain an indepth knowledge of your
chosen subject, but also
develop long term skills that
employers respect, such as
problem solving, analytical
thinking and self-discipline.
Advance your career
Graduates from Malaysia and around
the world are making an impact on their
profession, business or society. They find
that succeeding on our rigorous and
challenging degree programmes gives them
a great sense of personal achievement and
the inspiration and confidence to pursue
their ambitions. Our graduates go on to
work for leading law firms and companies
including Citibank, PwC, Ernst & Young and
Unilever, both in Malaysia and overseas.
Choice and flexibility
Whether you’re an undergraduate just
starting your working life, or a professional
looking to take your career to the next level,
we have a programme to suit you. You can
choose from over 100 degrees, diplomas and
certificates at undergraduate or postgraduate
level. If you’re looking to change careers,
our flexible study methods mean you can
re-skill without giving up your current job.
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Focus on...
Undergraduate Laws Programme
The University of London LLB offers the security
of an internationally recognised ‘gold standard’
established for over 100 years. Academic direction
is provided by a Consortium of renowned
University of London law schools: Birkbeck, King’s
College, LSE, Queen Mary, SOAS and UCL.
The London School of Economics
and Political Science (LSE)
LSE provides academic direction for
undergraduate programmes in economics,
management, finance and the social sciences
(EMFSS). LSE is regarded as an international centre
of academic excellence and innovation in the
social sciences. It has 16 Nobel Prize winners
and some 34 past or present heads of state.
Goldsmiths, University of London
Goldsmiths, responsible for our programmes
in Creative Computing and Computing and
Information Systems, is one of the UK’s leading
centres for the study of computer science.
Royal Holloway, University of London
Royal Holloway has an excellent reputation for
teaching and research. Its renowned School of
Management directs our BSc Business Administration
and MBA International Management programmes.
Postgraduate Laws Programme
Offered by distance learning, the Postgraduate
Laws Programme is directed by two leading UK
law schools: UCL and Queen Mary. With dozens
of courses and more than 30 specialisations, the
programme enables students and professionals
to gain expertise in specific fields of law.
Fast track to professional accreditation
Subject areas
Accounting
and Finance
Agriculture and
Environment
Business and
Management
Computing and
Information Systems
Development and
Earth Sciences
Economics
Education
Health
Humanities
Law
Psychology
Social Sciences
Veterinary Science
For a full list of programmes see:
www.londoninternational.ac.uk/courses
Graduates of the BSc Accounting and Finance
and BSc Banking and Finance degrees who wish
to continue their studies towards professional
accreditation can take advantage of a ‘fast track’
agreement with five professional bodies:
Institute of Chartered Accountants
in England and Wales (ICAEW)
www.icaew.com/careers
Institute of Certified Public Accountants of
Singapore (ICPAS) www.icpas.com.sg
CPA Australia www.cpaaustralia.com.au
ifs School of Finance
www.ifslearning.ac.uk
Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
(ACCA) www.accaglobal.com/qualifications
‘I think having a University of London
degree immediately puts your CV
to the top of the pile, especially
in the Malaysian environment
where having a qualification from
a highly recognised, well respected
university means a better chance of
securing an interview. I developed
a broad set of transferable
skills including how to compile,
interpret and analyse data – skills
I now apply on a daily basis.‘
Johanna Ramli,
BSc Accounting and Finance, 2002
After graduating Johanna gained a job
with PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers)
in Kuala Lumpur. She is now an
Audit Associate at PwC, UK.
Subject to passing the required combination
of courses on your degree, you will be exempt
from certain modules required on the route
towards professional accreditation. For more
information see the EMFSS prospectus
or visit the websites listed above.
A Qualifying Law Degree
The University of London
LLB is recognised
for entry into the
legal profession in
Malaysia, England,
Wales and other
jurisdictions,
provided
you study the
necessary
courses.
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About your study
Our distance and flexible study
method gives you as much
choice as possible about how,
when and where you study.
Study independently or get local tuition
In Malaysia, you can study with one of 11 independent
teaching institutions that are recognised to
support our undergraduate programmes. Or, if
you want an even more flexible option, you can
study independently by distance learning. More
information about teaching institutions is on page 10.
Support for your studies
Whatever your mode of study, you will
have access to a range of printed materials
and online learning resources developed
by University of London academics.
Specially written study materials:
Student handbook and subject guides
Textbooks for some courses
Online support via the student portal:
Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) with
online resources and discussion forums
Online Library
Administrative support
Applying for undergraduate programmes
The application deadline for undergraduate
degrees is 1 October each year. You
can apply online through the webpage
of your chosen programme: www.
londoninternational.ac.uk/courses
If you intend to study at a local institution, you
can contact them for advice. Our admissions
team will also be in Kuala Lumpur in September
2013 to assist you with your application.
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Further details will be published online:
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Undergraduate entry requirements
The following qualifications from Malaysia
meet our general entrance requirements:
Two passes from the Malaysia Higher School
Certificate/Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia
(except Kertas Am) (awarded from 2003) at
Grade C or above PLUS three further passes
from the Malaysia Certificate of Education/
Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia at grade 6 / C+ or
above. [No recognition is given to 322 or
122 English Language Communicational]
Three passes from the Malaysia Higher
School Certificate/Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan
Malaysia (except Kertas Am) (awarded
from 2003) with at least grade C in two
of these subjects and grade B in one.
Matrikulasi / Matriculation Certificate
(in and after1988), provided a
minimum CGPA of 3.0 is achieved.
Advanced Diplomas / Certificates / Diplomas
/ Foundation Programmes / Graduate
Certificates/ Graduate Diplomas provided they
are accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications
Agency at level 3/Foundation level or
above will also be considered for entry.
There are many other acceptable
qualifications from Malaysia, including the
Unified Examination Certificate (UEC), for a
full list see: www.londoninternational.
ac.uk/applications-and-admissions
You may also need to meet additional
programme-specific entry criteria, which are
listed on the individual programme pages:
www.londoninternational.ac.uk/courses
All applicants need to be able to
demonstrate a certain level of English.
Applying for postgraduate programmes
The cost of your degree
You generally need to hold at least a second
class honours degree, or equivalent, to be
accepted to a postgraduate programme. Please
check the individual programme pages for
entry requirements and application deadlines:
Studying for a University of London degree
through the University of London International
Programmes is much more affordable than
coming to London to study on campus. With
no travel, relocation or accommodation costs
it represents excellent value for money.
Listed below are the typical total costs
of studying for our degrees, based on you
completing in three years. This covers your
admission, registration, some study materials and
exams. The fees listed do not need to paid as a
lump sum – you can pay as you go. If you attend
a local institution, you will have to pay additional
fees to the institution. You will also have to pay
a fee to your local exam centre to take exams.
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Transferring to a UK university
After your first year of study, you may be able
to transfer to the second year of a similar
degree as an on-campus student at one of
the Colleges of the University of London or
another university in the UK. However, there
is a great deal of competition, so you will
need to achieve good marks. You should
contact the admissions department of your
desired university for more information.
‘It is a tough programme that only
the best study, you are surrounded
by brilliant people from around the
country. The degree is well rounded
and a great foundation to achieve
even more – completing my ACCA
qualification was a breeze and I was
well equipped when I started my career.’
Chew Mui Khim,
BSc Accounting and Finance, 2004
Mui Khim is Vice President, Head of
Accounts Control & Reconciliation at
OCBC Bank in Malaysia and previously
worked for Ernst & Young.
Programme
Total
Total cost
cost GBP MYR (approx)
Bachelor of
Laws (LLB)
£3,358
17,000 MYR
BSc degrees
directed by LSE
£3,678
18,500 MYR
BSc Creative
£4,518
Computing /
BSc Computing &
Information Systems
23,000 MYR
Master of
Laws (LLM)
39,000 MYR
£7,840
These costs are for guidance only and are based on the
2012-13 fees. They do not include year-on-year increases.
MYR were approximate as of December 2012.
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Teaching institutions
in Malaysia
We work with a network of
about 70 independent teaching
institutions worldwide
that have been formally
recognised to provide tuition
support for our students.
HELP Academy
Kuala Lumpur
www.help.edu.my
Recognised programmes: Undergraduate
programmes directed by LSE in accounting,
business, economics, finance and management.
HELP College of Arts and Technology
Kuala Lumpur
Known as recognised centres, these
institutions have been identified as meeting
a specific set of quality criteria. There are
two categories of recognised centre:
Affiliate Centres have demonstrated
a sustained commitment to the
quality of teaching, support and
administration for our students
Registered Centres have demonstrated
acceptable standards of teaching, support
and administration for our students.
This information was accurate at the time of
printing, but may change. For more information
please visit: www.londoninternational.
ac.uk/onlinesearch/institutions
Affiliate Centres
www.helpcat.edu.my
Recognised programmes:
Undergraduate programmes directed by
LSE in accounting, economics, finance,
management and mathematics.
KDU University College
Petaling Jaya
www.kdu.edu.my
Recognised programmes: Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
Registered Centres
Crescendo International College
Johor
www.crescendo.edu.my
Recognised programmes: Bachelor of Laws
(LLB) and undergraduate programmes directed
by LSE in accounting, finance and management.
Advance Tertiary College (ATC)
Kuala Lumpur and Penang
Stamford College
www.atc2u.com
Recognised programmes:
Petaling Jaya
Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
www.stamford.edu.my
Recognised programmes: BSc Accounting &
Finance, BSc Banking & Finance, Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
Brickfields Asia College
Kuala Lumpur
Kolej PTPL Penang
www.bac.edu.my
Recognised programmes:
Penang
Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
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www.ptpl.edu.my
Recognised programmes: Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
SEGi College Sarawak
Kuching
www.segi.edu.my
Recognised programmes:
Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
The following institutions have
commenced the recognition
process with a view to becoming
recognised centres:
KDU College Penang
Penang
www.kdupg.edu.my
Programme: BSc Creative Computing
Lincoln University College
Petaling Jaya
www.lincoln.edu.my
Programmes: BSc Business Administration,
BSc Computing & Information Systems,
BSc Creative Computing
‘The University of London LLB
focuses on critical and independent
thinking, which is a prerequisite for
creativity and innovation. It gives
graduates the decisive advantage.’
Judson Lim, LLB, 2011
Judson earned a First Class LLB while
working at a law firm in Malaysia. He has
since completed his Certificate of Legal
Practice and is now undertaking
his pupillage with one of
Malaysia’s largest law firms.
Get advice from our
Alumni Ambassadors
The University of London International
Programmes Alumni Association has
over 100,000 members worldwide,
providing graduates with unique
networking opportunities.
You can contact these alumni ambassadors
to find out about their study experiences.
Daphne Su Mei Koo, LLB (2004)
Email: [email protected]
Daphne is a solicitor in Kuala Lumpur.
Lai Sze Ching, LLB (2005)
Email: [email protected]
Lai is Managing Director of
an engineering firm.
Christina Chelliah, LLB (2005)
Email: [email protected]
Christina is a corporate lawyer in Kuala
Lumpur. Watch a video with Christina on
our YouTube channel: bit.ly/christina-c
Irene Leong, LLB (2003)
Email: [email protected]
Irene is a construction project
manager based in Penang.
Lauren Chai, BSc Accounting
and Finance (2003)
Email: [email protected]
Lauren is a financial executive.
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we offer, please visit our website or contact us at:
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Tel: +44 (0)20 7862 8360
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