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Orientation Guide
January 2015 Intake
Orientation Guide
February
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Contents
Contents
PAGE
Introduction .................................................
1
Welcome Message from the Vice-Chancellor ............
2
Directorate Profiles ......................................... PAGE3
Key................................................................................
Contacts .................................................
4-8
Introduction
1
Welcome Message
from the Vice-Chancellor...................................
29
Our Programmes
............................................
Student Charter............................................................................
3
Orientation Activities Day 1
Directorate..................................................................................
610
· Australian University Programme ......................
Key Contacts.................................................................................
7
Orientation Activities Day 2 & Day 3
Our Programmes.......................................................................... 12
· Australian University Programme ......................
11
Orientation Activities Day 1
Acronyms
.....................................................
16
· All Students..............................................................................
13
Orientation Activities Day 2 & Day 3
· Faculty of Arts
Department of Art & Design....................................................... 14 Department of Communication & Liberal Arts............................. 14
· Faculty of Science & Technology
Department of Biological Sciences.............................................. 15
Department of Computer Science & Networked Systems............... 15
Department of Information Systems............................................ 15
Department of Psychology......................................................... 15
· Sunway University Business School
Department of Accounting, Banking & Finance............................ 16
Department of Economics & Management..................................
16
Department of Financial Mathematics & Statistics......................
16
Department of Law...................................................................
16
Department of Marketing.......................................................... 16
· Centre for Tourism, Hospitality & Culinary Management.............. 17
· Centre for American Education................................................... 18
Commonly Used Acronyms............................................................. 19
Introduction
The journey of a thousand
miles begins with one step…
Welcome to the first step of your
new adventure!
It is exciting to embark on your university journey.
Our aim is to help you settle into university life.
Hence, we have planned your Orientation in such a
way that it equips you with the information that you
will need to prepare for classes. We have organised
sessions that will give you the opportunity to find
out more about your lecturers, the learning process
that you will participate in and how it may be
different from your previous learning experiences.
You will find out about extra-curricular activities that
are available and familiarize yourself with your new
surroundings. The Orientation denotes the official
start of the university year, so your attendance is
compulsory.
What should you expect?
Each Orientation session is tailor-made to cater
to your academic and social needs as well as your
welfare. We will introduce you to our student
support services, the library and computing
facilities. We will also brief you on important health
and safety measures while on campus. You will learn
how you can sign up for your unique computer
access account, tutorials and lab sessions. We urge
you to take advantage of your Orientation to ensure
that you are well-informed and fully equipped for
your exciting journey ahead.
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Welcome Message
Welcome Message from
The Vice-Chancellor
I am delighted to welcome you to Sunway University. We
aim to provide you with a high quality education to enable
you to achieve your personal aspirations and goals in life.
Our academic awards have been carefully developed to fit
you for the world of work in your chosen field and to give
you the personal confidence to succeed and inspire others.
The University is proud of its “excellent” rating (5 stars)
in the national SETARA rating system. This means you
can have confidence in the quality of the teaching that
you will experience and also that your learning will be
well supported. Many of our degrees are validated by
Lancaster University in the UK, which is one of the UK’s
best research universities. Graduates from the validated
programmes will receive two degree certificates: one from
Sunway University and one from Lancaster University
–a global top 1% university consistently ranked highly
in both international and UK higher education league
tables. At Sunway we are proud to be a partner of such a
distinguished academic institution. In the hospitality and
tourism field, we partner with another excellent world
class organization, Le Cordon Bleu, the renowned Paris
based culinary and hospitality education institution.
You will almost certainly find that learning at university
level is different from what you have experienced
before. Much more will depend on your own personal
initiative and motivation. To succeed well, you need to
take responsibility for your own learning and to take full
advantage of the support that is offered to you. What you
get out will depend on how much effort you put in, so
do make wise use of your time as a mature learner. You
have been selected for admission because the University
believes you have the ability and talent to do well and we
want to enable you to achieve your maximum potential.
I wish you every success with your studies, and
I look forward to seeing you at your graduation!
Professor Graeme Wilkinson,
DPhil (Oxford), FRSA, FBCS
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Student Charter
Sunway University
Student Charter
Sunway University is committed to providing a safe
and enriching environment to help students achieve
their full potential. The Student Charter outlines
the approach Sunway University takes to support
the students’ learning and help them achieve their
full potential. The Charter also outlines the key
expectations and responsibilities of a student at
Sunway University.
The Student Charter encourages positive interaction
between students and staff. The success of this
partnership requires commitment and participation
from both parties. The Charter is also intended to be an
evolving document which will be reviewed periodically
in the light of feedback and experience and is in no way
a detailed personal agreement or contract.
Sunway University is expected to:
• Provide high quality teaching and learning which
will enhance student learning and development;
• Provide a safe and conducive environment for
study, research and other activities;
• Ensure that staff are courteous, professional and
efficient;
• Maintain effective communication with students,
provide accurate and timely feedback about
programmes, services and processes;
• Provide useful feedback on assessment/academic
work and opportunities for discussion;
• Ensure students are treated equally and fairly by
rejecting discrimination and harassment;
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Student Charter
• Provide clear information on fees and other costs
of studying and payment methods;
• Provide information on student support services
available in the University;
• Ensure that students contribute and participate in
decision making through the Student Council;
• Provide an assessment system which is fair and
transparent to all students;
• Provide reasonable access to teaching staff/
research supervisors to discuss programme
matters;
• Provide reasonable access to the University
facilities and resources (e.g. library, IT labs);
• Seek student feedback in improving courses and
services in the University;
• Provide appropriate guidance in the completion of
undergraduate/postgraduate studies;
• Offer suitable research topics based on the
availability of facilities/resources and qualified
supervisors in the field of intended research;
• Appoint qualified examiners to evaluate final
thesis/dissertation.
Students are expected to:
• Familiarise themselves with the University rules
and regulations;
• Be committed in their studies and take the
responsibility to monitor their own progress in the
chosen programme;
• Ensure that all requirements and regulations of the
programme or research are followed;
4
Student Charter
• Respect all University staff and other students;
avoid discrimination and harassment;
• Use University facilities in a responsible manner
(including library, IT labs);
•
Activate and utilise the University official student
email account in the duration of study to ensure
accurate communication between University and
students (e.g. results notification, outstanding fees);
• Attend classes, submit assessment as required and
fulfil attendance requirement;
• Provide honest feedback and comments about
their academic programmes, learning experience
and services through surveys;
• Pay all fees and charges within the deadline set by
the University;
• Enrol correctly according to programme
requirements and pre-requisites to ensure
graduating in the chosen programme;
• Participate in the election of the Student Council
who are representatives of the student body;
• Recognise that plagiarism is not acceptable;
• Seek advice when required from teaching staff and
support services (e.g. counselling, health, etc);
• Behave in a responsible manner and act as
ambassadors for the University;
• Maintain regular contact with teaching staff/
supervisors for advice and constructive feedback;
• Inform research supervisors if there are special needs
required in completing the postgraduate research;
• Protect any intellectual property throughout the
courseof research and ensure all ethical procedures
are followed.
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Directorate
Directorate
Dr Elizabeth Lee
Prof. Graeme Wilkinson
Prof. Peter John Heard
Prof. Pua Eng Chong
Senior Executive Director
Sunway Education Group
Prof. Sion Llwyd Hughes
Dean, Faculty of Arts
Deputy Vice-Chancellor
(Research & Enterprise)
Dean, Faculty of Science & Technology
Dr Khatijah Khalid
Group Registrar
Vice-Chancellor
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic)
Dean, Sunway University Business School
Puan Siti Fariza Mohd Dahlan
Director, University Services
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Key Contacts
FACULTY OF
ARTS
Contact no: +6 03 7491 8622
Ext: 3503
(Art & Design)
8188
(Communication & Liberal Arts)
8400
(Performing Arts)
[email protected]
Assoc. Prof. Dr Lee Eileen [email protected]
Dean, Faculty of Arts
Associate Dean, Faculty of Arts
Head, Department of Communication & Liberal Arts
Mr Augustine Wong Chung Howe
Head, Department of Art & Design
[email protected]
Ms Leow Puay Tin
[email protected]
Head, Department of Performance & Media
Dr Wong Kok Keong
[email protected]
Programme Chair, Department of Communication & Liberal Arts
Ms Sammy Chong Poh Chin
[email protected]
Ms Teh Mee Fun
[email protected]
Ms Sandy Goh Su Fung
[email protected]
Programme Executive,
Department of Art & Design
Administrative Executive,
Senior Executive, Administration
Department of Communication & Liberal Arts
Ms Sharmila Subramaniam [email protected]
Administrative Executive,
Department of Performance & Media
FACULTY OF
SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY
Contact no: +6 03 7491 8622
Ext: 3852
7
(Biological Sciences)
3269
(Computer Science
& Networked Systems)
[email protected]
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research & Enterprise)
Dean, Faculty of Science & Technology
Dr Lau Sian Lun
[email protected]
Head, Department of Computer Science & Networked Systems
Head, Department of Information Systems
Prof. Nigel Marsh
Head, Department of Psychology
Head, Department of Biological Sciences
[email protected]
Ms Lu Poh Lian
[email protected]
3269
(Information Systems)
Head, Department of Nursing
Dr Lin Mei-Hua
Programme Chair,
BSc (Hons) Psychology (BPSY)
[email protected]
3130
(Psychology)
3669
(Nursing)
Dr Ong Seng Kai
[email protected]
Programme Coordinator,
BSc (Hons) Biology with Psychology (BIOP)
Dr Chia Wai Chong
[email protected]
BSc (Hons) in Computer Science (BCS)
Ms Mohana Sunthari
[email protected]
Key Contacts
FACULTY OF
SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY
BSc (Hons) Information Systems (BIS)
Ms Lim Woan [email protected]
BSc (Hons) Information Technology (BIT)
Dr Jactty Chew
[email protected]
BSc (Hons) Medical Biotechnology (MBIO)
Mr Dharmidran Anantharsekaran
Diploma in Information Technology (DIT)
[email protected]
Ms Angela Lee Siew [email protected]
Coordinator, Business Intelligence Programme
Ms Teo Wei Nie [email protected]
Faculty Manager
Ms Hani Zalehan Zakaria [email protected]
Administrative Executive (BCS, BIT, BIS & DIT)
Ms Jeannie Lam
[email protected]
Ms Chan Kailin
[email protected]
Ms Rachel Tee Soo Yee
[email protected]
Administrative Executive (BPSY)
Administrative Executive (MBIO & BIOP)
Administrative Executive (DIN)
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Key Contacts
SUNWAY
UNIVERSITY
BUSINESS
SCHOOL
Contact no: +6 03 7491 8622
Ext: 8304, 8305, 8306 & 3350
Prof. Pua Eng Chong
[email protected]
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic)
Dean, Sunway University Business School
Assoc. Prof. Dr Wong Koi Nyen
Associate Dean (Undergraduate Studies)
Head, Department of Economics & Management
[email protected]
Prof. Brian Charles Imrie
[email protected]
Assoc. Prof. Dr Foo Yin Fah
[email protected]
Assoc. Prof. Dr Ho Chee Kit
[email protected]
Associate Dean (Postgraduate Studies)
Head, Department of Marketing
Director, Sunway Institute for Social Entrepreneurship
Head, Department of Accounting, Banking & Finance
Programme Chair, BSc (Hons) in Accounting and Finance (BAF)
Head, Department of Financial Mathematics & Statistics
Programme Chair, BSc (Hons) in Actuarial Studies (BAS)
Mr Paul Linus Andrews
[email protected]
Head, Department of Law
Dr Koon Vui [email protected]
Programme Chair, BSc (Hons ) Business Management (BBM)
Mr Derek Ong
[email protected]
Dr Choy Tuck Yun
[email protected]
Programme Chair, BSc (Hons ) Business Studies (BBS)
Programme Chair, BSc (Hons) Marketing (BMKT)
Mr Jason Raj
[email protected]
Programme Chair, Diploma in Business Administration (DiBA)
Dr Sun Poi Hun
Ms Evelyn Wong Mei Ling
[email protected]
[email protected]
Mr Chong Chin Yoon
[email protected]
Ms Helena Chin Yoke Meng
[email protected]
Programme Coordinator, BSc (Hons) in Accounting and Finance (BAF)
Programme Coordinator, BSc (Hons) in Actuarial Studies (BAS)
Faculty Manager
Ms Evon Lau Siew Wei
Manager, Undergraduate Programmes
[email protected]
Ms Lim Xinying [email protected]
Programme Executive (BAF)
Ms Koay Si Ming [email protected]
Programme Executive (BBM)
Ms Zoe Ang Hong Leei [email protected]
Programme Executive (BBS & BMKT)
Ms Syahidda Bakar [email protected]
Programme Executive (BAS & DiBA)
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Ms Anisha Chai Mee Fong
[email protected]
Head, Centre for Tourism, Hospitality
& Culinary Management
Ms June Quay
[email protected]
Ms Mah Li Ling
[email protected]
Centre Manager
Key Contacts
CENTRE FOR
TOURISM,
HOSPITALITY &
CULINARY
MANAGEMENT
Assistant Manager, Administration
Ms In Sze Yunn
[email protected]
Contact no: +6 03 7491 8622 Executive, Administration
Ext: 8521 & 8524
Ms Lee Han Ying [email protected]
Ms Tong Mee Wan [email protected]
Ms Chan Mag Gie
[email protected]
Executive, Administration
Officer, Administration
CENTRE FOR
AMERICAN
EDUCATION
Contact no.: +6 03 7491 8622
Ext: 3311 & 3987
Ms Vikaneswari Shanmugam
Acting Head, Centre for American Education
Programme Chair (Science/ Engineering)
[email protected]
Ms Malissa Maria Mahmud [email protected]
Programme Chair (Arts)
Ms Doreen John
[email protected]
Head of Partnerships and Student Engagement
Ms Vanisri Rajamanickam
[email protected]
Mr Sarawanan Kumarasen
[email protected]
Officer, Administration
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Key Contacts
ENGLISH
LANGUAGE
SUPPORT
Ms Annyza Tumar [email protected]
Head, English for Specific Academic Purposes (ESAP) Unit
Ext.: 3307
Ms Nur Azliza Ramdan
Executive, Administration, ESAP Unit
[email protected]
Ext.: 3110
Contact no.: +6 03 7491 8622
OTHER
SUPPORT
SERVICES
Admission Office
[email protected]
Ext.: 3513 & 3518
Facilities Services
[email protected]
Ext.: 8085 & 8006
Finance Services
[email protected]
Contact no.: +6 03 7491 8622 Ext.: 8157 & 8128
Health & Safety
[email protected]
Ext.: 3678 & 8029
International Office
[email protected]
Ext.: 3063 & 3840
IT Services
[email protected]
Ext.: 8000
Library
[email protected]
Ext.: 8347 & 8353
Registry [email protected]
Ext.: 8661 & 8772
[email protected]
Contact no: +6 03 7450 5500
Security [email protected]
Ext.: 8111
Student Services [email protected]
Ext.: 8055
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FACULTY OF ARTS
Our Programmes
BA (Hons) in Communication
Diploma in Fine Art
Diploma in Graphic & Multimedia Design
Diploma in Interior Design
Diploma in Performing Arts
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
BSc (Hons) Biology with Psychology
BSc (Hons) in Computer Science
BSc (Hons) Information Systems
BSc (Hons) Information Technology
BSc (Hons) Medical Biotechnology
BSc (Hons) Psychology
Diploma in Information Technology
Diploma in Nursing
SUNWAY UNIVERSITY BUSINESS SCHOOL
BSc (Hons) in Accounting and Finance
BSc (Hons) in Actuarial Studies
BSc (Hons) Business Management
BSc (Hons) Business Studies
BSc (Hons) Marketing
Diploma in Business Administration
CENTRE FOR TOURISM, HOSPITALITY
& CULINARY MANAGEMENT
BSc (Hons) in Culinary Management
BSc (Hons) International Hospitality Management
Diploma in Culinary Arts
Diploma in Events Management
Diploma in Hotel Management
CENTRE FOR AMERICAN EDUCATION
American Degree Transfer Program - Major in Business, Actuarial Science,
Communication, Forensic Science, Biomedical Science, Psychology,
Engineering, Aviation, Computer Science, Architecture
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Orientation Activities
ALL STUDENTS
TIME
ACTIVITIESVENUE
9.30 am Registration 10.00 am
Day 1
7 January 2015
(Wednesday)
Foyer
Welcome Address
University Education at
Sunway University
Prof. Graeme Wilkinson, Vice-Chancellor
Uni Hall
10.30 am What’s Next After Admission
Ms Carol Lau,
Head, Student Records & General Administration
Uni Hall
10.40 am IT Services Uni Hall
Mr Selvakumar S., Team Lead, IT Services
(Personal Identification is needed for verification when collecting your computer login name and password)
10.50 am Student Services and Support
Ms Lee Siok Ping,
Director, Student Services
Uni Hall
11.00 am
Briefing on Study Skills Uni Hall
for Higher Learning Workshop
Puan Annyza Tumar,
Head, English for Specific Academic Purposes Unit
11.15 am
MALAYSIAN STUDENTS ONLY
PTPTN/ EPF Briefing
Puan Zahida Begum,
Administration Executive, Registry
11.15 am
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY
Do’s & Don’ts:
International Students’ Perspective
Mr Ricky Lam, Manager,
International Administration
Uni Hall
NW-4-2
11.30 pm BREAK
12.30 pm SSD Spotlight – by Student ServicesUni Hall
2.30 pm Sunway University Student Uni Hall
Association – Briefing by Student Council
4.30 pm End of Day 1
Note: Please refer to page 19 for venue acronyms.
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DEPARTMENT OF
ART & DESIGN
DEPARTMENT OF
COMMUNICATION &
LIBERAL ARTS
Day 2
8 January 2015
(Thursday)
TIME
FACULTY OF
ARTS
ACTIVITIESVENUE
10.00 am Welcome Address by Dean, Faculty of Arts
EB-1-6
10.30 am Library Orientation & Tour
Ms Goh Wei Haan
EB-1-6
11.30 am IT Orientation
Mr Selvakumar, IT Services
EB-1-6
12.30 pm Lunch FOA Foyer
1.00 pm Student ID photo session ECHO
at ECHO newsletter room
2.00 pm Workshop on Study Skills
for Higher Learning (Part 1)
Audi 5
Day 3
9 January 2015
(Friday)
TIME
ACTIVITIESVENUE
10.30 am ART & DESIGN STUDENTS ONLY
Briefing by Head,
Mr Augustine Wong
Briefing on eLearn & Turnitin
Mr Asmadi
11.00 am
COMMUNICATION STUDENTS ONLY
Briefing by Head, Department of
Communication & Liberal Arts
Assoc. Prof. Dr Lee EiLeen
Briefing on IT activation, eLearn & Turnitin
Ms Sandy Goh
Arty Studio
EB-1-6
12.30 pm Break
Audi 5
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FACULTY OF
SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY
TIME
9.30 am Welcome Address by Dean,
Faculty of Science & Technology
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
9.50 am Welcome Address by Heads of Department
DIT,BCS, BIS & BIT - Dr Lau Sian Lun
Hall 3
BPSY, BIOP & MBIO - Prof. Nigel Marsh
Hall 2
ACTIVITIESVENUE
Hall 2
DEPARTMENT OF
10.10 am Programme, eLearn & Turnitin Briefing
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND by Programme Chairs/Coordinators
NETWORKED SYSTEMS
BIOP, MBIO - Dr Ong Seng Kai & Dr Jactty Chew
FR 4, GC
BCS - Dr Chia Wai Chong
FR 2, GC
DEPARTMENT OF
BIT - Ms Lim Woan Ning
Hall 3
INFORMATION SYSTEMS BIS - Ms Mohana Sunthari
FR 5, GC
BPSY - Dr Lin Mei-Hua
Hall 2
DEPARTMENT OF
DIT - Mr Dharmidran Ananthasekaran
FR 3, GC
PSYCHOLOGY
12.30 pm Lunch at GC Pre-Function Area
Day 2
8 January 2015
(Thursday)
1.30 pm Student ID photo session
ECHO
Audi 5
Day 3
9 January 2015
(Friday)
TIME
ACTIVITIESVENUE
9.00 am Administrative Procedures &
Online Subjects Enrolment Briefing
Ms Teo Wei Nie
9.40 am
10.00 am
Hall 3
Introduction on SAS Joint Certificate
Ms Angela Lee, SAS Club Advisor
Hall 3
Library Orientation and Tour
Ms Goh Wei Haan and Library Team
Hall 3
11.00 am Briefing on iZone & iMail Activation
Hall 3
12.00 pm Get to know FST Student Representatives Hall 3
and Campus Tour
FST Student Representatives
12.30 pm Break & Student ID photo session
15
ECHO
Audi 5
TIME
DEPARTMENT OF
ECONOMICS &
MANAGEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF
FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS
& STATISTICS
DEPARTMENT OF LAW
DEPARTMENT OF
MARKETING
Day 2
8 January 2015
(Thursday)
ACTIVITIESVENUE
10.00 am Welcome Address by the Dean
Prof. Pua Eng Chong
Audi 7
10.15 am Adjusting to Campus Life
Dr Koon Viu Yee
Audi 7
DEPARTMENT OF
ACCOUNTING, BANKING &
FINANCE
10.35 am
SUNWAY
UNIVERSITY
BUSINESS
SCHOOL
Briefing by Programme Chairs
BAF - Assoc. Prof. Dr Foo Yin Fah
Audi 7
BAS - Assoc. Prof. Dr Ho Chee KitEB-2-2
BBM - Dr Koon Viu Yee
Audi 5
BBS - Mr Derek OngEB-2-1
BMKT - Dr Choy Tuck YunEB-2-1
DiBA - Mr Jason Raj
Audi 2
12.00 pm Break & Student ID photo session
at ECHO Newsletter Room
ECHO
Audi 6
Day 3
9 January 2015
(Friday)
TIME
ACTIVITIESVENUE
Ms Goh Wei Haan and Library Team
Audi 7
10.00 am Activation of iZone & iMail
Audi 7
10.45 am eLearn & Turnitin briefing
Ms Sia Jye Ying
Audi 7
11.00 am Administrative Procedures
Audi 7
& Timetable Distribution
SUBS Administration Team
11.20 am Get to know SUBS Student Concilium & Campus Tour
SUBS Student Concilium Representatives
Audi 7
12.30 pm Break/ Light Refreshment
Audi 6
16
CENTRE FOR
TOURISM,
HOSPITALITY &
CULINARY
MANAGEMENT
TIME
Day 2
8 January 2015
(Thursday)
ACTIVITIES VENUE
8.30 am Registration
NE-5-6
9.00 am Welcome Address
Ms Anisha Chai Mee Fong, Head, CTHCM
NE-5-6
9.15 am Briefing on Administrative Policies &
Rules & Regulations
Ms June Quay, Centre Manager
NE-5-6
10.15 am Activation of iMail & iZone
NE-5-6
11.00 am Briefing on eLearn, Turnitin
& Subject Enrolment
Ms Mah Li Ling, Assistant Manager – Administration
NE-5-6
11.15 am Campus Tour
Student ID photo session
Sun-U
ECHO
12.30 pm Break
Audi 6
Day 3
9 January 2015
(Friday)
TIME
ACTIVITIESVENUE
8.30 am Meeting with Programme Chairs/ Coordinators
BIHM & DHMT- Mr Daniel Chong NE-5-7
BCM & DCA- Chef Patrick Siau
NE-5-8
DEMT- Ms Adeline Kok Li-MIng
NE-5-9
9.30 am Professionalism & Grooming
Ms Sherine Kwok Shi Ling
10.30 am Library Orientation and Tour
Ms Goh Wei Haan, Head, Reference Division
NE-5-6
11.30 am Collection of Utensils, Uniform
and Shoes Measurement
(BIHM & DHMT Students Only)
CTHCM
Admin Office
English Proficiency Test
–Selected student(s) only
12.30 pm Break
17
NE-5-6
1.30 pm Collection of Utensils, Uniform
and Shoes Measurement
(BCM & DCA Students Only)
NE -5-7
CTHCM
Admin Office
Audi 6
Day 2
8 January 2015
(Thursday)
TIME
CENTRE FOR
AMERICAN
EDUCATION
ACTIVITIESVENUE
8.30 am Light refreshment
NE-1-10
9.00 am Activity: ‘Getting to Know You’
NE-1-10
9.30 am Welcome Address and
Introduction to the ADTP
Ms Vikaneswari Shanmugam, Acting Head, CAE
LT 3
11.00 am Transfer options to Universities Abroad
Ms Jo Anne Chu, Executive, University Placement
LT 3
11.20 am Presentation of Students’ Events
Student Committee
LT 3
11.30 am Subject Advising & Selection of Subjects NE-1-10
Ms Vikaneswari, Ms Malissa & Ms Vanisri
Campus Tour & Student ID photo session
at ECHO Newsletter Room
ECHO
1.15 pm Lunch break
Audi 5
Day 3
9 January 2015
(Friday)
TIME
ACTIVITIESVENUE
9.00 am Mathematics Placement Test
Ms Tan Yean Nee, Teaching Fellow
10.10 am Presentation
NE-3-7/
NE-3-8
NE-3-7/
NE-3-8
10.40 am Activation of iZone & iMail
eLearn & Turnitin briefing
Mr Sarawanan, Officer, Administration
CL1.1/
CL1.8
Ms Molly Chuah, Deputy Chief Librarian
NE-3-7/
NE-3-8
12.30 pm Break
Audi 5
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19
Arty Studio
Level Lower Ground,
North Building
Audi 2
Auditorium 2
Level Ground, South Building
Audi 5
Auditorium 5
Level 2, South Building
Audi 6
Auditorium 6
Audi 7
Auditorium 7
CL 1.1
Computer Lab
Level 1, SouthBuilding
CL 1.8
Computer Lab
Level 1, SouthBuilding
CTHCM Admin Office
Level Ground, Sun-U Apartment
EB-1-6
Classroom
Level 1, East Building
EB-2-1
Classroom
EB-2-2
Classroom
ECHO
ECHO Newsletter
Room
Level Ground, North Building,
Student Centre
Foyer
Level Ground, South Building
FOA Foyer
Level Lower Ground,
North Building
FR 2
Function Room 2
Level Ground, Graduate Centre
FR 3
Function Room 3
Level 1, Graduate Centre
FR 4
Function Room 4
FR 5
Function Room 5
GC Pre-Function Area
Hall 2
Hall 3
LT 3
Lecture Theatre 3
Level 1, North Building
NE-1-10
Classroom
NE-3-7
Classroom
NE-3-8
Classroom
NE-5-6
Classroom
NE-5-7
Classroom
NE-5-8
Classroom
NE-5-9
Classroom
NW-4-2
Classroom
Sun-U
Sunway University
Uni Hall
Commonly Used
Acronyms
Commonly Used
Acronyms
COMMONLY
USED
ACRONYMS
Campus Layout
1. Underground Carpark (Under Construction)
2. New University Building (Under Construction)
3. South Building
4. North Building
5. Sun-U Apartments (Hostel)
6. East Building
7. Graduate Centre
8. Sun-U Residence (Hostel)
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No. 5 Jalan Universiti,
Bandar Sunway,
47500 Selangor Darul Ehsan,
Malaysia
Tel: +6 03 7491 8622
Fax: +6 03 5635 8633
sunway.edu.my
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