Prospectus 2016 - Curtin University
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Prospectus 2016 - Curtin University
www.curtin.edu.my CONTENTS Study in Sarawak, Malaysia ............................ 3 Course Types and Study Areas ....................... 29 Why Miri? ........................................................... 5 Fees, Intakes and Entry Requirements .......... 31 Why Curtin Sarawak? ....................................... 7 - Foundation Studies ..................................... 33 Transfer Opportunities ..................................... 9 - Undergraduate Studies ................................ 35 Curtin Sarawak Campus ................................ 10 - Postgraduate Studies (By Coursework) ...... 41 Academic Calendar & Important Dates ....... 12 - Postgraduate Studies (By Research) .......... 42 Student Accommodation .............................. 14 Application Process ......................................... 44 Planning Your Budget .................................... 15 Application Form ............................................. 45 University Life, Services and Support .......... 17 Choose Foundation Studies in 2016 ............ 21 Choose Business in 2016 .............................. 23 Choose Engineering and Science in 2016 .... 25 English and Alternative Pathways ................. 27 1 www.curtin.edu.my LAND OF INTRIGUING DIVERSITY STUDY IN SARAWAK, MALAYSIA Be a part of the country's rich multicultural mix. Indulge in a whole new learning experience. MULTICULTURALISM, A FACT OF LIFE Having had an interesting past and being a part of the international spice route many hundreds of years ago, Malaysia has turned into a bubbling, bustling melting pot of races living together in peace and harmony. Malays, Chinese, Indians, the indigenous communities of Sarawak and Sabah, and several other ethnic groups, have lived together for generations. All these cultures have influenced each other, creating a truly Malaysian culture. Everything from its people to its architecture reflect a colourful heritage and an amalgamated culture. Multiculturalism has also made Malaysia a gastronomical paradise and home to hundreds of colourful festivals. It is therefore no wonder that Malaysians love celebrating and socialising. SARAWAK - THE NATION’S LARGEST AND MOST DIVERSE STATE Malaysia's diversity is most profound in Sarawak, in East Malaysia, on the island of Borneo. From pristine underwater marine life and untouched coral reefs to the rich heritage of its indigenous peoples, and from lush rainforests and some of the world's largest caves to picturesque beach resorts and modern city landscapes, Sarawak is indeed a potpourri of experiences. Known as Bumi Kenyalang or 'Land of the Hornbills', Sarawak is Malaysia's largest state and home to some 27 ethnic groups making up 2 a population of close to 2 million; each with its own distinct language, culture and lifestyle. The Ibans form the predominant ethnic group, followed by the Chinese, Malays, Bidayuh, Melanau and other native groups. The majority of the population live and work in the State's cities and towns, but a sizeable percentage still live in longhouses and villages in the interior and engage in agriculture. Sarawak is renowned for its natural beauty and attractions, which includes the famous Mulu Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sarawak's rainforest is one of the most diverse and protected ecosystems in the world. Its treasure of natural wonders is best appreciated in its many protected national parks where alluring caves, waterfalls, beaches and exotic wildlife can be found. Sarawak has an abundance of natural resources. Sarawak's LNG and petroleum have provided the mainstay of the Malaysia's economy for decades and the state is also one of the world's largest exporters of tropical hardwood timber and the major contributor to Malaysian exports. Future growth is being fueled by an influx of foreign investment and new industries being established within the Sarawak Corridor Of Renewable Energy (SCORE), one of the five regional development corridors being developed throughout the country and aimed at transforming Sarawak into a developed state by the year 2020. MALAYSIA QUICK FACTS Geographic Location Situated between 2º and 7º to the North of the Equator, Peninsular Malaysia is separated from Sabah and Sarawak by the South China Sea. To the north of Peninsular Malaysia lies Thailand, and to the south, Singapore. Sabah and Sarawak are bounded by Indonesia while Sarawak also shares borders with Brunei. Area 329,847 square kilometres (127,355 sq mi) Population 29.72 million Capital City Kuala Lumpur Language Malay (Bahasa Melayu) is the national language but English is widely spoken. The country’s ethnic groups also converse in the various languages and dialects. Religion Islam is the official religion of the country, but other religions are widely practised. Government Malaysia is a federal constitutional elective monarchy. The head of the country is the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong, commonly referred to as the king. The head of government is the Prime Minister. Currency The monetary unit of the country is Ringgit Malaysia (RM). 3 www.curtin.edu.my SARAWAK’S LOCATION OF CHOICE WHY MIRI? Safe, growing, multicultural. SARAWAK’S MOST COSMOPOLITAN CITY Miri is regarded as Sarawak's most cosmopolitan city with a population of more than 350,000 comprising the entire spectrum of the state's over 20 ethnic groups, as well as a large expatriate community. It is often referred to as the 'Oil Town of Malaysia' as it is home to the country's over 100-year-old petroleum industry, as well as Sarawak's 'Resort City' given its scenic seaside location and being the gateway city to the area's world-renowned natural attractions. CITY ON THE MOVE Miri's history, progress and economy have always been tied to oil. Only a humble fishing village about a century ago, it has grown in leaps and bounds since oil was discovered in the area in 1910. The oil and gas industry remains the largest contributor to the economy of Sarawak but other industries such as forestry and agriculture burgeoned in the years following Sarawak’s independence through the formation of Malaysia in 1963. In recent years, the construction, shipbuilding, retail, financial services, tourism, 4 education and manufacturing sectors have also contributed greatly to the city's rapid economic growth. Today, Miri boasts a splendid waterfront, marina, shopping malls, luxury condominiums, two 18-hole golf courses, 4- and 5-star hotels and a modern airport and port. It has also become an educational and training hub with the presence of Curtin Sarawak and other private and public institutions of higher learning, as well as a key tourism hub for ecoactivities, diving and adventure holidays. As a city on the move, new infrastructure and development projects are planned or underway. They include the Marina ParkCity development incorporating new government offices, financial institutions, hotels, luxury condominiums and commercial properties; The Wharf at the city’s waterfront area incorporating high-rise condominiums, a new 5-star hotel and commercial properties; expansion of new townships; as well as new roads, public amenities and commercial areas in both inner city and suburban areas. MIRI QUICK FACTS Population >350,000 Area 4,707 square kilometres (1,838.71 sq mi) Time Zone MST (UTC +8) Climate Equatorial, with fairly uniform temperatures throughout the year. Average daily temperature: 23oC - 32oC Sarawak’s second-largest city. A major tourism gateway and base to explore Sarawak’s most spectacular natural attractions at Mulu and Niah. A popular diving destination due to the abundance of spectacular patch reefs. Home of Malaysia’s premier annual international jazz music festival, Borneo Jazz. Direct air links to regional hubs: Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Penang, Johor Bahru, Kuching and Kota Kinabalu. 5 www.curtin.edu.my WHY CURTIN SARAWAK? Learn through practical experience. Become part of a multicultural environment. Prepare to succeed in a competitive professional market. AN INTEGRAL PART OF CURTIN We are proud to be the largest international campus of Curtin University which is ranked in the top two percent worldwide by the Academic Ranking of World Universities. Curtin Sarawak was the first foreign university campus to be established in East Malaysia (in 1999) and is currently among the top-rated tertiary institutions in Malaysia under Malaysia’s SETARA and D-SETARA rating systems, as well as one of a select few selfaccrediting universities in the country. THE PERFECT LEARNING ENVIRONMENT We are located in a region of Sarawak famed for its natural wonders, rich cultural heritage and biodiversity, oil and gas industry, and emerging processing and manufacturing industries. THE BEST OF AUSTRALIA AND MALAYSIA 6 With close to 4,000 students from more than 45 countries and staff from some 15 nations, we offer a truly international and cross-cultural learning environment in a unique Malaysian setting. Inevitably, this adds a rich and valuable dimension to the campus atmosphere and also prepares our graduates to live and work in an increasingly global environment. INDUSTRY-RELEVANT COURSES WITH INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION We offer a wide range of Curtin undergraduate and postgraduate courses in business and humanities, engineering and science, in addition to courses at pre-university level that feed directly into the undergraduate programs. As the courses are identical in structure to those offered at our mother campus in Perth, students can transfer between campuses without disruption to their studies. In addition to accreditation by professional bodies in Australia, Malaysia and other countries, the courses are endorsed by the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education. They are also widely recognised for their practical and applied nature, which equip our graduates with essential skills through exposure to industry and business. So is our research which focuses on solving real world problems. This combination enables our graduates to be effective in the workplace immediately upon graduation. As part of this approach, we have always fostered successful partnerships with industry, business and government to enhance the quality of our scholarship, teaching and research. MODERN CAMPUS FACILITIES Our campus is one of the most modern university campuses in Southeast Asia, where stylish architectural buildings complement state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. Situated on a 1,000 acre site in Desa Senadin, a northern suburb of Miri, it features beautifully landscaped gardens, man-made lakes and surrounding wetlands teeming with indigenous and migratory birds, making for a most unique learning environment. 7 www.curtin.edu.my Explore exciting opportunities to complete a part of your degree at another Curtin campus. ADD A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE TO YOUR DEGREE Curtin’s transfer pathways give you the flexibility to study part of your degree at another Curtin campus. Studying abroad will broaden your horizons and add a global perspective to your degree. With all the campuses following the same academic calendar, and sharing the same course structure and curriculum for each programme, transferring your studies between campuses is easy and seamless. GIVING YOU MORE CHOICES Depending on your course at Curtin Sarawak, you can choose to transfer to a Curtin campus in Singapore or Perth for one, two or three years of your course. You can also opt to complete just one semester in either Singapore or Australia. Curtin Singapore Curtin Sarawak Curtin Singapore offers undergraduate and postgraduate business, health sciences and humanities courses in the heart of one of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities. At the main campus (Curtin Perth), you can choose from undergraduate and postgraduate business, science, communications and engineering courses. TRANSFER BETWEEN CAMPUSES 8 Consider some of the benefits of living and studying abroad: Learning a different language Immersing yourself in a new culture Making new friends Building your resume Curtin Perth (main campus) Improving your English Building personal and professional networks Developing new perspectives 9 www.curtin.edu.my CURTIN SARAWAK CAMPUS 24 3 Join more than 4,000 students from around the world studying in a unique international and cross-cultural learning environment. HERON PRECINCT Campus Lake 1 HERON 1 (John Curtin Building) HORNBILL PRECINCT 7 (Human Resources, Financial Services, General Administration, Planning & Quality, Academic Quality) Student Central (Student Services, Cashier’s Office, Marketing, Housing Services) Corporate Communications University Life Leadership & Entrepreneurship Centre Security Services 2 28 2 14 5 4 1 16 26 20 29 Classrooms, Collaborative Online Learning Room, Lecturers’ Offices) Curtin Consultancy Services 3 10 12 18 19 9 8 22 PRINIA PRECINCT 11 13 HERON 3 (Recreation & Event Centre) Event Hall Gym Sports & Recreation Services 25 17 30 31 6 15 32 HERON 2 (Lance Twomey Building) Faculty of Business & Humanities (Lecture Theatres, 4 21 PRINIA 1 Faculty of Engineering & Science (Lecturers’ Offices) Curtin Sarawak Graduate School Office of Research & Development Office of Student Affairs Health Centre International Division Counselling & Disability Services Campus Services 27 5 7 6 PRINIA 2 HORNBILL 1 ICT Services Computer Laboratories Reception Executive Offices Administration Offices 8 Faculty of Business & Humanities (Department of Culture & Language Studies, Lecturers’ Offices) Classrooms ICT Help Desk LIBRARY & AUDITORIUM COMPLEX Library Auditorium Food & Beverage Outlet HORNBILL 2 FACULTY OF ENGINEERING 22 & SCIENCE BUILDING (2016) SKYLARK PRECINCT 9 SKYLARK 1 Faculty of Engineering & Science (Engineering Laboratories, Workshops) 10 SKYLARK 2 Faculty of Engineering and Science (Keysight Technologies - Curtin Sarawak Reference Laboratory, Schlumberger Petrel GIS Laboratory, Engineering Laboratories) 23 BIOVALLEY RESEARCH CENTRE (2018) 24 AZMAN ISLAMIC CENTRE 25 Football Field 26 Tennis Courts 27 Cricket Batting Pitch FALCON PRECINCT 11 FALCON 1 Harry Perkins Lecture Theatre 12 FALCON 2 Drop-off Zone Retail Outlets Bookshop First Aid Centre Student Council Mail & Courier Service Centre Computer Laboratories Faculty of Engineering and Science (Lecturers’ Offices) Office of Teaching & Learning Classrooms Seminar Rooms Media/Journalism Laboratory Computer Laboratory 13 FALCON 3 PRINIA 3 KINGFISHER PRECINCT Classrooms Seminar Room Computer Laboratories 21 28 Frisbee Green 29 Futsal Court 30 Basketball Court 31 Rugby Field 32 Volleyball/ Sepak Takraw Court Food Court 14 KINGFISHER 1 - 7 Lakeside Apartments (Loagan Bunut, Similajau, Sibuti, 23 10 20 Mulu, Niah, Lambir) Lake Café & Multipurpose Hall 11 www.curtin.edu.my ACADEMIC CALENDAR & IMPORTANT DATES All dates are in 2016, unless otherwise specified DEGREE PROGRAMMES Orientation for New Students Semester Commences Teaching Weeks Tuition Free Week Teaching Weeks Tuition Free Week Teaching Weeks Study Week Examinations Results released Course fee settlement Late registration & Fee settlement Application Close Last Date for Acceptance and Payment to Reach Curtin INTENSIVE ENGLISH PROGRAMME (IEP) Intake Orientation for New Students Teaching Weeks Examination Results Released IELTS Test Dates IELTS Results released Course fee settlement Late registration & Fee settlement Application Close Last Date for Acceptance and Payment to Reach Curtin FOUNDATION PROGRAMMES Orientation for New Students Semester Commences Teaching Weeks Tuition Free Week Teaching Weeks Examinations Results released Course fee settlement Late registration & Fee settlement Application Close Last Date for Acceptance and Payment to Reach Curtin TERM 1 7 January 7-8 January 11 January-11 March 14-15 March 18 March TBA TBA 1 January 15 January 27 November 2015 4 December 2015 TERM 2 7 April 7-8 April 11 April-10 June 13-14 June 17 June TBA TBA Important Dates for New Malaysian Students 1 April 15 April Important Dates for New International Students 26 February 4 March SEMESTER 1 22-25 March 28 March 28 March-15 April 18-22 April 25 April-8 July 11-15 July 22 July Important Dates for New Malaysian Students 18 March 1 April Important Dates for New International Students 5 February 12 February TERM 3 30 June 30 June-1 July 4 July-2 September 5-6 September 9 September TBA TBA TERM 4 22 September 22-23 September 26 September - 25 November 28-29 November 2 December TBA TBA 24 June 8 July 16 September 20 September 20 May 12 August 27 May 19 August SEMESTER 2 9-12 August 15 August 15 August-23 September 26-30 September 3 October-25 November 28 November-2 December 9 December 5 August 19 August 24 June 1 July POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES (SEMESTER) Orientation for New Students Semester Commences Teaching Weeks Tuition Free Week Teaching Weeks Tuition Free Week Teaching Weeks Study Week Examinations Results released Course fee settlement Late registration & Fee settlement Application Close Last Date for Acceptance and Payment to Reach Curtin POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES (TRIMESTER) Trimester Commences* Enrolment Briefing/ Orientation Trimester Closes* Last date of Enrolment Examinations Results Released Course fee settlement Late registration & Fee settlement Application Close Last Date for Acceptance and Payment to Reach Curtin SEMESTER 1 22-26 February 29 February 29 February-25 March 28 March-1 April 4-15 April 18-22 April 25 April-3 June 6-10 June 13-24 June 13 July Important Dates for New Malaysian Students 19 February 4 March Important Dates for New International Students 8 January 15 January 15 January 10 June SEMESTER 2 25- 29 July 1 August 1-26 August 29 August-2 September 5-23 September 26-30 September 3 October-4 November 7-11 November 14-25 November 14 December 22 July 5 August 10 June 17 June TRIMESTER 2 18 January 9 May 23 January 14 May 22 April 12 August 22 January 13 May TBA TBA 4 May 24 August Important Dates for New Malaysian Students 11 January 2 May 22 January 13 May Important Dates for New International Students 4 December 2015 25 March 11 December 2015 22 July 5 August 17 June SEMESTER 1 22-26 February 29 February 29 February-25 March 28 March-1 April 4-15 April 18-22 April 25 April-3 June 6-10 June 13-24 June 13 July Important Dates for New Malaysian Students 19 February 4 March Important Dates for New International Students 8 January TRIMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 25- 29 July 1 August 1-26 August 29 August-2 September 5-23 September 26-30 September 3 October-4 November 7-11 November 14-25 November 14 December 1 April TRIMESTER 3 29 August 3 August 2 December 2 September TBA 14 December 22 August 2 September 15 July 22 July * Per unit of 25 credit points. 12 13 www.curtin.edu.my PLANNING YOUR BUDGET e Living and studying in Miri can be a rewarding, exciting and challenging experience. While almost everything you will need is available at affordable prices, we suggest you plan your living requirements so that you can make the most of your experience. e Your living expenses will depend largely on your tastes, interests and financial position. You should plan a budget according to your needs, but make sure it is flexible enough to allow for changes. e If you plan to buy a car, consider additional expenses such as petrol, insurance, road tax, driver’s licence and maintenance costs. Rental cars are available for long-term hire, but the cost could be substantial. e You may need to purchase text books and stationery, so plan ahead to cover these costs. The cost of books can vary considerably, depending on the course and units chosen. You should also budget for items such as photocopying, course-related incidental costs and protective clothing. e To get the best start from your stay in Miri, we recommend you consult the International Division on the estimated amount of funds you will need to get by in the initial weeks. RESIDENCE FACILITIES Safe, convenient and affordable, close to area shops, services and public amenities. ACCOMMODATIONS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS ON-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION e e Need a place to stay? Curtin Sarawak can help you find accommodation either on or off our campus. Safe, comfortable and modern accommodation is available to suit a range of budgets. Our on-campus accommodation is a popular way to stay close to the campus and reap all the benefits. Due to high demand, we recommend you apply for student housing as soon as you apply to study at Curtin Sarawak. LAKESIDE APARTMENTS II CURTIN VILLAGE CURTIN VILLA CURTIN WATER 1 CURTIN WATER 2 Dormitory Flat Apartment Semi-detached Houses Terrace-type Houses Double Storey Terace Type Double Storey Terace Type NO. OF BEDS AVAILABLE 230 72 144 252 204 182 UTILITIES ALLOWANCES RM50/ month RM50/ month RM50/ month RM37.50/ month RM50/ month RM50/ month ROOM TYPE For more information about student housing, including photographs and rental fees, visit www.curtin.edu.my/future/ accomodation.htm. LAKESIDE APARTMENTS I INTERNET ACCESS e Alternatively, Housing Services can assist you to arrange private accommodation close to the campus. Rental will vary depending on the type of accommodation and location. 14 WANT MORE OPTIONS? n LAUNDRY Coin Operated Coin Operated PARKING Free Free On Campus On Campus e Living off-campus may be the answer. A range of accommodation options are available in the suburbs surrounding the Curtin Sarawak campus. You’ll benefit from close proximity to public amenities and shopping, with rental prices varying depending on the type and location of the accommodation you choose. pe x gE i Liv KITCHEN FACILITIES (REFRIGERATOR & COOKING STOVE) Token Operated Token Operated Degree/Foundation @RM25/Monthly IEP @RM30/Monthly Free Coin Operated M ED UM ET DG U YB HL NT MO IM IN T ES G UG e Curtin Sarawak currently has four student accommodation options: Lakeside Apartments I & II (within the campus); Curtin Village, Curtin Villa and Curtin Water I & II (in the immediate neighbourhood). s e ns S Degree/Foundation @RM20/Monthly IEP @RM24/Monthly SECURITY & SHUTTLE SERVICE DISTANCE TO CAMPUS 2 KM 1 KM 3 KM 3.5 KM 15 www.curtin.edu.my UNIVERSITY LIFE, SERVICES AND SUPPORT With so much to see, do and experience, university life can be an exciting and fulfilling experience. To ensure it’s not a daunting one, Curtin Sarawak offers a range of services and support programmes to make your time at university enjoyable, inclusive and productive. ON CAMPUS e You can find almost everything you need on our campus, including a choice of food outlets, ATM machines, campus bookshop, convenience shop, health and first aid centre, and a mousallah. e You will also have access to our campus recreation and sporting facilities which include an indoor basketball court, badminton courts, gym facilities; football field, rugby field, cricket batting pitch, outdoor basketball court, tennis courts, and a Multi Purpose Hall for volleyball and indoor Futsal/floorball games. For joggers, a custom-made jogging track lines the campus' picturesque lakes. e The city's major commercial areas and popular recreation spots are accessible via services from the neighbourhood bus stops or via hired taxi services. SHUTTLE SERVICE e Free shuttle buses operate between the campus and the Curtin Village, Curtin Villa and Curtin Water student housing areas where students can connect to the public bus service. UNIVERSITY LIFE e The Department of University Life assists new students in managing the challenges of university life through orientation and provide existing students the opportunity for self-growth in areas related to entrepreneurship, leadership and professional development. e Orientation A fun and interesting orientation programme is conducted for new students prior to the start of each semester. Students take part in a range of activities and workshops that allow them to meet other students, and familiarise themselves with the support and academic services, and facilities on campus. International students participate in an International Prep Programme to familiarise them with local culture and customs. THE LIBRARY e The Library supports students and staff in teaching, learning and research by continually expanding and maintaining the breadth and depth of its titles and other information resources. It also provides assistance and instruction in using the resources effectively by conducting training in gathering, evaluating and managing information. Students also have access to resources at the library at the main campus through network facilities, as well as a wide range of academic publications and electronic databases. e 16 17 www.curtin.edu.my UNIVERSITY LIFE, SERVICES AND SUPPORT (CONTINUED) Leadership & Entrepreneurship Centre Our Leadership & Entrepreneurship Centre is committed to developing students and engaging communities. It allows students to participate in a range of leadership and entrepreneurship programmes, be a part of the prestigious John Curtin Leadership Academy (JCLA), engage in community projects, secure scholarships to attend leadership conferences overseas and venture into business. e Careers and alumni Career and Alumni Services takes students who are ready to step out a step further, offering opportunities for internship and employment. Students can participate in professional development workshops, seminars and the annual Curtin Career Fair organised by the unit to find out what it takes to be on top of the hiring list. STUDENT SERVICES e Our Student Services Office offers advice and assistance to students on matters such as application status, enrolment, identification cards, examinations, results and appeals, academic status, student welfare, scholarships and loans, student passes and visas. STUDENT COUNCIL e The Student Council is appointed through an election process. It represents the student body at meetings within the University to provide a student perspective and voice student concerns in the University decision-making process. It organises a variety of social, cultural, sporting and recreational activities to help students adjust to university life. 18 STUDENT CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES e Our student clubs cater to a wide range of interests, including academic, social, sports, spiritual and recreation. Currently there are over 30 student clubs and voluntary student organisations on campus. There are also student-run organisations such as Curtin Volunteers! and Curtin E-Fact, that give students, staff and the community an opportunity to be jointly involved in various community projects and leadership and entrepreneurship initiatives. LANGUAGE STUDIES AND HUMANITIES e The Department of Language Studies and Humanities provides English Language programmes which enable students to meet the entry requirements of the University Degree Foundation Programmes, and English for Professional Staff modules for professional staff on campus. The Department also coordinates the running of Ministry of Education (MOE) compulsory units. UNIVERSITY LIFE, SERVICES AND SUPPORT (CONTINUED) computer laboratories with over 400 PCs for student use, in addition to terminals located in the library that provide access to the library's online databases. Curtin Sarawak provides a reliable network connection for access to the resources of the main campus in Perth. Health Centre Students can walk in for consultation and medical assistance at our Health Centre where qualified medical personnel provide assessment for various health-related issues as well as referrals to external health care specialists. OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS INTERNATIONAL DIVISION e e The Office of Student Affairs is a one-stop centre for a range of programmes and services for students on and off campus to foster personal growth, academic excellence and cross-cultural understanding. It provides personalised care for all and welcomes any enquiries and consultation requests. Admission, Student Passes and Visas Our International Division is the focal point on campus for international students, offering an extensive range of support services to assist international students to adapt quickly to university life, and living in a new country. All prospective international students' applications are processed by the Admissions Unit and staff will assist students in their student pass and visa applications/curtailment and renewals, as well as with consular matters. The Division also coordinates campus transfers. e GET ONLINE Complaint and Conflict Resolution At Curtin Sarawak, any complaint, concern and incident is taken seriously to ensure that we uphold Curtin's values and promote an ethical community. All complaints related to services of Curtin Sarawak, environment, policies or procedures, and in any areas that need or require improvement; can be lodged for investigation and follow up. Parties involved in a complaint will be dealt with respect and fairness. e e Students can get the latest information about their degrees through our online service, OASIS (Online Access to Student Information Services). Via OASIS, they will receive official communications from the University and can access their free personal e-mail account and web page. Counselling & Disability Our University Counselling and Disability services are free and confidential for all students. In-house counsellors and psychologists provide support and consultation on issues such as academics, emotional difficulties, health related problems, and other matters for well-being enhancement. Alternative arrangement is provided for students with temporary and permanent disability on a case by case basis. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY e We place great emphasis on utilising modern technology to support teaching, learning and research. The campus currently has 16 e Group Hospitalisation and Surgical Insurance It is mandatory for all international students to be insured under the University's insurance plan as stipulated by the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education. The insurance coverage provides protection for hospitalisation and surgical, out-patient clinical treatment, group term life, and personal accident with accidental death and disablement. e Airport Reception Service The International Division provides airport reception services for new students who are commencing their first semester at Curtin Sarawak. University representatives will meet students at airport and transfer students to their confirmed campus accommodation. e 19 www.curtin.edu.my GET THE BEST START CHOOSE FOUNDATION STUDIES IN 2016 Preparing you for undergraduate study. CULTIVATING INTEGRATIVE THINKING DISTINCT ADVANTAGES e e Our Foundation programmes challenge students to become active learners who can acquire, interpret, communicate and apply knowledge within and across disciplines to cultivate the integrative thinking required in a complex and rapidly changing world. Students in the Foundation programmes can look forward to: PROGRESSION TO UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES e Our Foundation courses are dedicated to developing and preparing students for undergraduate studies. They comprise one-year (two semester) courses in: e Small student-lecturer ratio in classrooms. Modern, diversified teaching methods: workshops, introduction to research methods, modern laboratory projects, oral and multimedia presentations. Highly advanced technological support: library, wellequipped laboratories, ample supplies of learning materials, Internet and online learning resource access. e Foundation Studies - Commerce and Arts Stream Foundation Studies - Engineering and Science Stream e The courses provide a solid foundation for students to adapt to university education more confidently, both in terms of level and style of education. ACADEMIC SUPPORT e ared essfully prep We have succ studies e at du ra rg unde students for t 100% ch year, almos Ea . 99 19 e es are sinc m m ra the prog of students in raduate in our underg s o ered places as M iness, courses in Bus g, in er ne gi ion, En Communicat . gy lo no ch Te Science and 20 Students are provided academic support via advisory support programmes, additional teaching and learning workshops, tutorials and mentorship with lecturers. Academic support enhances student development and leadership, and our academics are highly skilled and experienced teachers and scholars who encourage full student participation. 21 www.curtin.edu.my Producing tomorrow’s game changers. A LEADING PROVIDER OF BUSINESS EDUCATION e Our Faculty of Business and Humanities fully supports Curtin Sarawak’s vision to be a recognised regional leader in education and research, and its commitment to engage communities and transform lives through leadership, innovation and excellence in teaching and research. The programmes we offer are identical to those at our main campus in Perth, Western Australia and students can choose from a wide range of single and double majors in multiple discipline areas under the Bachelor of Commerce programme and graduate ready to make a difference in the corporate arena. e It further supports Curtin's commitment towards industryconnected innovative teaching and research to develop internationally focused graduates committed to excellence. e It achieves this by engaging actively at all levels across all key industry sectors; developing a diverse international perspective through its curriculum and research activities; focusing on high quality, strategic research that produces innovative solutions to real problems; and providing an environment that encourages staff and student learning and innovation. INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED QUALIFICATIONS e al rsity has glob Curtin Unive rtise pe ex s ent for it ong am acknowledgem g in nk ra ucation, emic ad ac e in business ed for th p universities , ce an fin the world’s to d unting an fields of acco t d managemen the an ss busine ia in ed m d an n icatio ngs and commun versity Ranki QS World Uni t. by Subjec 22 The key factor attracting students worldwide to the Faculty is its internationally-recognised Curtin qualifications, which are accredited by numerous national and international professional bodies such as CPA, MICPA, MIA and ACCA and government agencies in Australia and Malaysia. QUALITY TEACHING AND LEARNING e The quality of the teaching and learning environment at the Faculty of Business and Humanities, as well as the reputation of its academics and the application of up-to-date methodologies and technologies, allow students to gain an exceptional learning experience. INDUSTRY LINKS e The Faculty of Business and Humanities was founded on strong partnerships with industry, including multinational corporations in and around the region, and continues to develop new relationships with industry, financial institutions and government bodies. Support is provided to students to go on internship. TEACHING BASED ON RESEARCH e Research at the Faculty of Business and Humanities underpins its teaching with research groups focusing on globalisation, theories of management, marketing, finance, economics and banking, entrepreneurship and education research. GETTING A COMPETITIVE EDGE e The Faculty of Business and Humanities ensures students’ course portfolios meet the needs of both the students and future employers, equipping the students for thriving careers in tomorrow's competitive job market. Students also develop personal skills in communication and critical thinking to enhance their employability. 23 www.curtin.edu.my CHOOSE ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE IN 2016 For tomorrow’s discoverers and innovators. COMMITTED TO INNOVATION AND EXCELLENCE e Our Faculty of Engineering and Science is fully committed to innovation and excellence in teaching and research for the enhancement of its graduates’ competitiveness in the global market. UNIQUE TEACHING AND LEARNING EXPERIENCES e At the Faculty of Engineering and Science, students study engineering or science degree programmes offering multicultural teaching and learning experiences. FULLY ACCREDITED PROGRAMMES ankings ersity R g the iv n U ld Wor mon rated a 015 QS s In the 2 ct, Curtin was ies in the field it je s b d r by Su unive rth an top 100 eering and ea d in the in world’s e g ical en , also rat of chem nces. We were al engineering , ie s tur c c s m u e e r t t in s s r ma ion sy il and t iv a c m r r fo fo l top 200 science and in nvironmenta r ,e e g t u in . r p s e e e m co l scienc al engin electric s, and materia e scienc e The Faculty of Engineering and Science offers four-year engineering programmes with common first year studies in major disciplines such as: e • Chemical Engineering • Civil and Construction Engineeringe • Computer Systems Engineering • Electrical Power Engineering • Electronic and Computer Engineering • Environmental Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Petroleum Engineering e These programmes are fully accredited by the Board of Engineers Malaysia and Engineers Australia. Its Chemical Engineering programme is also accredited by the Institution of Chemical Engineers, UK. With such internationally accredited and recognised degrees, graduates of the Faculty of Engineering and Science may be in demand by national and multinational companies. 24 Furthermore, through the Washington Accord, to which both Australia and Malaysia are signatories, Curtin’s engineering qualifications are recognised by all the participating nations. TECHNOLOGY OF THE FUTURE e For those who are interested in being technologists in the area of computer systems and networking, the Faculty of Engineering and Science offers a three-year Bachelor of Technology programme. Within the programme, seven certification units from the internationally-renowned CISCO Networking Academy are included. These certifications lead to worldwide professional accreditation as network associates, security specialists and wireless LAN specialists. GEARED FOR INDUSTRY e The Faculty of Engineering and Science’s three-year Bachelor of Science in Applied Geology programme is tailored to support the future needs of industries in the region, particularly the oil and gas industry. Its uniqueness lies in the Petroleum Geology stream in the third year. A strong linkage with the oil and gas industry in Sarawak is the strength of this programme. DEVELOP SPECIALISED KNOWLEDGE e The Faculty of Engineering and Science’s postgraduate programmes (Master and PhD) by research give students opportunities to develop specialised knowledge within their chosen fields through involvement in high-profile staff research supported by the government and/or industries. 25 www.curtin.edu.my ENGLISH AND ALTERNATIVE PATHWAYS Offering flexible study options and alternative entry pathways into the University. MINIMUM ENGLISH LANGUAGE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS INTENSIVE ENGLISH PROGRAMME e e All Curtin courses are taught in English and applicants must demonstrate competence in English by meeting the Curtin English Language requirements as outlined below: The Intensive English Programme (IEP) is designed to improve students' academic English language proficiency. It specifically caters for potential tertiary education students who lack the English language entry requirements to enter a Foundation or Degree course. ENGLISH QUALIFICATION Foundation Undergraduate Postgraduate Overall 5.5 (no individual band below 5.0) Overall 6.5 (no individual band below 6.0) Overall 6.5 (no individual band below 6.0) 71 79 (band minimum W-21, L-13, R-13, S-18) 79 (band minimum W-21, L-13, R-13, S-18) SPM English#3 B - - SPM 1119 English#4 - C - GCE ‘A’ Level - E - GCE ‘O’ Level#5 C C - IELTS#1 Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)#2 #1 SCORE Foundation: Applicants with overall IELTS band 5.0 (with no individual band below 4.5) are required to take the PreUniversity English concurrently with the Foundation programme. Undergraduate: Applicants with overall IELTS band 5.5 or 6 (with no individual band below 5.0) are required to take Curtin University Fast Track Units in English. Postgraduate: Applicants may be deemed to meet Curtin's English language requirements based on the completion of a bachelor degree course in which English is the sole language of instruction. This will be assessed on a case-bycase basis. #2 e A Placement Test is administered to determine students' command of English. Based on the test results, students are placed at the appropriate IEP level. The minimum English requirement to do the Intensive English Programme is IELTS band 3.0 or IEP Placement Test band 3.0. Entry requirements equivalent to IELTS band 3.0 *The English Entry requirement for degree courses is IELTS band 6.5. There are four levels in the IEP: Level I, II, III and IV, with four intakes/terms a year. Each term comprises 9 weeks and the course consists of 20 contact hours per week. e At the end of each nine-week term, students in Level I, II and III sit for an internal test, and based on their scores, they will be streamed to the appropriate levels. Students might skip a level or two if they meet the entry band requirement for each level respectively as illustrated in the diagram below. The exit test for Level IV is the Cambridge IELTS. Entry requirements equivalent to IELTS band 3.5 Entry requirements equivalent to IELTS band 4.0 Entry requirements equivalent to IELTS band 4.5 Level I Level II Level III Level IV Exit Test: Internal Exit Test: Internal Exit Test: Internal Exit Test: IELTS Foundation: Applicants with TOEFL scores between 61 and 70 are required to take the Pre-University English concurrently with the Foundation programme. Undergraduate: Applicants with TOEFL scores between 71 and 78 are required to take Curtin University Fast Track Units in English. Postgraduate: Applicants may be deemed to meet Curtin's English language requirements based on the completion of a bachelor degree course in which English is the sole language of instruction. This will be assessed on a case-bycase basis. #3 #4 Foundation: Applicants with SPM English grade 'C' are required to take the Pre-University English concurrently with the Foundation programme. Undergraduate: Applicants with 1119 grade 'D' are required to take Curtin University Fast Track Units in English. Foundation: Applicants with GCE 'O' Level grade 'D' are required to take the Pre-University English concurrently with the Foundation programme. #5 Undergraduate: Applicants with GCE 'O' Level grade 'D' are required to take Curtin University Fast Track Units in English. e The above information is correct at time of publishing but may be subject to change. The table only shows the minimum English requirement for the respective programmes. Applicants must also meet the relevant academic qualifications for the respective programmes. 26 Besides the IEP, the Department of Language Studies and Humanities offers a 6-hour per week PreUniversity English unit for one semester. It aims to improve the students' English language proficiency to the standard required for undergraduate or postgraduate studies. In addition, special academic learning needs are supported through the academic modules offered by the Office of Dean, Teaching and Learning. When necessary, students are encouraged to join these free 2-hour seminars and workshops which cover topics such as Plagiarism, Academic English, Academic Listening and Note Taking and Sentence Mechanics. 27 www.curtin.edu.my COURSE TYPES AND STUDY AREAS Ready to join us? There are many different course types and study areas at Curtin Sarawak. Whether you’re looking to study a three or four years bachelor degree or a semester-long graduate certificate, Curtin Sarawak offers you choices to suit your needs. Below you will find foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate course types, and the time it could take you to complete a programme when studying full-time. PRE-UNIVERSITY e Foundation courses Foundation courses are intensive, focused one-year courses which prepare students for undergraduate study and guarantee entry to the university upon successful completion. UNDERGRADUATE POSTGRADUATE HIGHER DEGREE BY RESEARCH e e Graduate certificate As a short vocationally-orientated programme, graduate certificate courses are designed to develop skills in a specialised area of study (one semester). A higher degree by research differs from other postgraduate degrees in that at least two-thirds of the study programme must involve research. Although some coursework units may be required, the main part of your work will be in the form of a thesis written under the guidance of a supervisor and associate supervisor(s). Graduate diploma The graduate diploma is a specialised, vocationallyorientated award usually completed in two semesters. Entry is usually based on completion of a bachelor degree or diploma (one year). Graduate entry master Graduate entry master courses provide a fast-track learning experience for students who already hold a bachelor degree (three semesters to two years). Master of Philosophy The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) aims to expand knowledge beyond the undergraduate honours or postgraduate diploma level, culminating in a research thesis. Upon completion of a master by research degree, you may apply to be considered for entry into a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programme. e Bachelor degrees A bachelor degree is the first degree earned at university. At Curtin Sarawak, it is awarded for completing an undergraduate course of study (three to four years). e Honours programme (Engineering) Study consists of coursework at an advanced level and research or project work. 28 Master degree A faculty may accept you into a master degree provided you hold appropriate qualifications as decided by the head of faculty (three semesters to two years). Doctor of Philosophy As a doctoral research degree candidate, you will uncover new knowledge either by the discovery of new facts, the formulation of theories or the innovative reinterpretation of known data and established ideas. Your research will use an in-depth understanding of theories and concepts to develop practical solutions for real-world problems. 29 www.curtin.edu.my FEES, INTAKES AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS STUDY AREAS LANGUAGE STUDIES • Intensive English Programme (IEP) - Elementary / Intermediate / Upper Intermediate / Advanced (F1-K034) FOUNDATION/PRE-UNIVERSITY STUDIES POSTGRADUATE STUDIES • Commerce and Arts Stream (KA5811) Graduate Certificate in Project Management (F1-K028) • Engineering and Science Stream (KA5812) Graduate Diploma in Project Management (F1-K029) FEE INFORMATION COURSE INFORMATION e e e Though the tuition fees listed in the following pages were correct at time of printing and valid for 2016, they are indicative and subject to change. For a more accurate indication of fees, go to www.curtin.edu.my/future/fees/index.htm. The course information provided here is subject to change and Curtin Sarawak reserves the right to change or alter any unit of study, withdraw any unit of study or programme it offers, and/or try to vary arrangement for any programme. e Master of Science (Project Management) (F1-K030) e Master of Engineering Science (Electrical Engineering) (F1-K49) UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES Bachelor of Engineering majoring in: Bachelor of Business Administration (KA1122/KR6329) • Chemical Engineering (F1-K011) Master of Philosophy (F1-K040/KA4658): Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) (R/344/6/0107) • Civil and Construction Engineering (F1-K012) • Electrical and Computer Engineering Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) (F1-K045) • Computer Systems Engineering (2+2)* (F1-K010) • Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Commerce with double majors in: • Electrical Power Engineering (F1-K009) • Accounting and Banking (F1-K046) • Electronic and Communication Engineering (F1-K008) • Accounting and Entrepreneurship (R/344/6/0108) • Environmental Engineering (F1-K051) • Accounting and Finance (F1-K006) • Mechanical Engineering (F1-K013) Master of Philosophy: • Banking and Finance (F1-K024) • Petroleum Engineering (KA 4812) • Accounting (N/344/6/0150) e • Business Law and Taxation (N/481/6/0272) • Entrepreneurship and Marketing (R/342/6/0037) • Finance and Management (F1-K038/KA4804) e Bachelor of Science majoring in • Applied Geology (F1-K005) • Finance and Marketing (F1-K007) • Civil Engineering • Chemical Engineering • Applied Geology GCE STPM General Certificate of Education Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia e IB All the fees quoted do not include 6% Goods & Services Tax (GST). ATAR • Economics and Finance (N/314/6/0012) • Information Systems (N/481/6/0273) FEE PAYMENT Payment of fees should be by international bank draft in favour of CURTIN (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD. Payment can also be made by telegraphic transfer to the University’s bank account as follows: Bachelor of Technology majoring in: • Management (N/481/6/0274) • Marketing and Public Relations (F1-K003) • Computer Systems and Networking (F1-K015) • Marketing (N/340/6/0228) • Public Relations (N/321/6/0068) • Public Relations and Management (F1-K002) Doctor of Philosophy (F1-K027)/(F1-K040) Bank : Malayan Banking Berhad 112 Jalan Bendahara 98000 Miri, Sarawak, Malaysia Account Number : 511010-554408 Account Name : Curtin (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. Swi Code : MBBEMYKL Branch Code : 11010 Note: Scores for individual prerequisites may be taken into consideration for assessment purposes. e e e Subject grades conversion for STPM A or A- = 5 points; B+ = 4 points; B = 3 points; B- or C+ = 2 points; C = 1 point. e e e *(2+2): Years 3 and 4 at main campus UNDERGRADUATE CUT-OFF SCORES KEY International Baccalaureate WAUFP Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Business Administration BA BBA Western Australian Universities’ Foundation Program Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor of Engineering Bachelor of Science BCom BEng BSc Bachelor of Technology BTech e HKDSE BACHELOR DEGREE KEY Australian Tertiary Admission Rank applicable to all Australian matriculation e • Management and Marketing (F1-K042) • Tourism, Hospitality and Marketing (R/340/6/0331) The fees are applicable to all new students enrolling for the first time in a particular programme, and current students commencing new programmes (e.g. from Foundation to Degree) in 2016. The fees will continue to be applicable until they complete their programmes. e e e Master of Petroleum Engineering (N/524/7/0047) Bachelor of Arts (Mass Communication) (F1-K016) Score conversion for HSC Grades/GCE A-level A grade = 5 points; B grade = 4 points; C grade = 3 points; D grade = 2 points; E grade = 1 point. Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education e India Includes All India Senior School Certificate awarded by The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Indian School Certificate (ISC) awarded by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), Higher School Certificate (HSE) awarded by one of the State Secondary School Boards. Certificates awarded by the CBSE and the CISCE are generally considered to represent a higher level of achievement than state certificates. STANDARD POSTGRADUATE DEGREE KEY Master of Engineering Science Master of Philosophy Master of Science MEngSc MPhil MSc Doctor of Philosophy PhD e Sri Lanka GCE A-level issued by the Department of Examinations. 30 31 www.curtin.edu.my FEES, INTAKES AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS (CONTINUED) FOUNDATION STUDIES 2016 COURSE FEES The fees quoted below are applicable to new students enrolling for the first time in a particular programme, and current students commencing new programmes (e.g. from Foundation to Degree) in 2016. The fees will continue to be applicable until you complete your programme. COURSE NAME PAY MODE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS (RM) MALAYSIAN STUDENTS (RM) annum 20,240 15,968 term 3,594 2,397 unit* 2,530 1,996 PRE-UNIVERSITY PROGRAMMES Foundation Intensive English Programme Pre-University English** UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES - ENGINEERING & SCIENCE Bachelor of Engineering annum 34,382 27,952 Bachelor of Technology annum 26,320 20,912 Bachelor of Science (Applied Geology) annum 34,382 27,952 Master of Philosophy (by research) annum 28,848 24,528 unit* 4,889 3,974 Master of Engineering Science (Electrical Engineering) Master of Petroleum Engineering Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering) unit* 6,000 5,000 annum 34,912 26,928 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES - BUSINESS & HUMANITIES Bachelor of Commerce annum 26,016 20,480 Bachelor of Business Administration annum 26,016 20,480 Bachelor of Arts (Mass Communication) annum 26,592 21,008 Graduate Certificate (Project Management) unit* 3,519 3,075 Graduate Diploma (Project Management) unit* 3,519 3,075 Master of Science (Project Management) unit* 3,519 3,075 Doctor of Philosophy (by research) annum 28,848 24,528 Doctor of Philosophy (Business) annum 34,912 26,928 PATHWAYS TO FURTHER STUDY AT CURTIN SARAWAK 4 4 The course prepares students for undergraduate study in Arts, Commerce and Social Sciences. It has two streams and several units that are common to all foundation courses like E ective Communication skills and Writing and Research Skills. In the Commerce stream, students study units in Commerce Mathematics, Economics, Accounting and Business Management. In the Arts & Media stream, they study units in Media and Communication, Journalism, Information Technology, 20th Century World History, Screen Production and Visual Culture. Students who pass all subjects in the respective Foundation courses can enter degree programmes such as: FOUNDATION STUDIES ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE STREAM (KA5812) 4 This course prepares students for undergraduate study in Engineering and Science, Computing and Information Technology. In addition to several units that are common to all foundation courses, students study units in Engineering Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry and Programming in C++. • Bachelor of Business Administration 4 • Bachelor of Arts (Mass Communication) 4 • Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) 4 • Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) 4 • Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Banking, Accounting & Entrepreneurship, Accounting & Finance, Banking & Finance, Entrepreneurship & Marketing, Finance & Management, Finance & Marketing, Management & Marketing, Marketing & Public Relations, Public Relations & Management, Tourism & Hospitality & Marketing) 4 • Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical, Civil and Construction, Computer Systems, Electrical Power, Environmental, Electronic & Communication, Mechanical, Petroleum) 4 * Per unit of 25 credit points. ** This English module/unit is to be undertaken by Foundation students who do not meet the English entry requirement for the Foundation programmes but have IELTS 5.0 (overall). It will be undertaken concurrently with their Foundation units. 32 FOUNDATION STUDIES COMMERCE AND ARTS STREAM (KA5811) ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 4 Applicants must meet Curtin's minimum level of entry and demonstrate competence in English by meeting its English language requirement. Credits towards a Curtin qualification may be granted to applicants with qualifications from other accredited educational institutions. • Bachelor of Technology (Computer Systems & Networking) 4 • Bachelor of Science (Applied Geology) PATHWAYS TO FURTHER STUDY AT CURTIN PERTH 4 Students who obtain satisfactory results are eligible for admission to a range of undergraduate courses o ered at Curtin Perth. 33 www.curtin.edu.my FEES, INTAKES AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS (CONTINUED) FOUNDATION ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Country Qualification and Minimum Entry Requirements for International Students UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES FOUNDATION/PRE-UNIVERSITY INTAKES Course Name Duration Intakes Completion of Bangladesh Secondary School Certificate (SSC) with a minimum Grade Point average of 3.5 (60-69%), separate evidence or English competency is required or GCE 'O' Level - credit in 4 relevant academic subjects and English competence. Foundation Studies Commerce and Arts Stream (KA5811) 1 year March, August Brunei GCE 'O' Level - credit in 5 relevant academic subjects and English competence. Foundation Studies Engineering and Science Stream (KA5812) 1 year March, August China Completion of Senior Middle 2 and English competence. Bangladesh Intensive English Programme (F1-K034) Hong Kong - HKCEE - Grade D in 5 subjects and English competence. January, April, June, September UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES ADMISSION e 4 Courses leading to a first qualification, such as a bachelor degree award, are referred to as undergraduate courses. Bachelor degrees are usually three years (Business, Science and Technology programmes) or four years (Bachelor of Engineering Honours programmes). For admission to Curtin Sarawak, applicants must satisfy minimum academic entry as well as English competency requirements. Entry is competitive and levels higher than the minimum may be required for admission to some courses. CREDIT FOR RECOGNISED LEARNING (CRL) e India Indonesia SMA 3 - grade 6.0 average in 4 subjects and English competence. Mauritius GCE 'O' Level - credit in 5 relevant subjects and English competence. Myanmar GCE 'O' Level - credit in 5 relevant subjects and English competence. Pakistan Completion of Secondary School Certificate awarded by Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education with average of 60%in 4 academic subjects, and at least 60% in English or GCE 'O' Level - credit in 5 relevant academic subjects and English competence. Saudi Arabia GCE 'O' Level - credit in 5 relevant academic subjects and English competence. Singapore GCE 'O' Level - credit in 5 relevant subjects and English competence. Sri Lanka GCE 'O' Level - credit in 5 relevant subjects and English competence. U.A.E. 34 Completion of All India Secondary School Certificate awarded by Central Board of Secondary Education with an average of 60% in foursubjects, one of which must be English (60% or better) or with separate evidence of competence in English or GCE 'O' Level - credit in4 relevant academic subjects and English competency. Pre-University English PROGRAMMES (060*) PRE-UNIVERSITY - March, August * This English module/unit is to be undertaken by Foundation students who do not meet the English entry requirement for the Foundation programmes but have IELTS 5.0 (overall). It will be undertaken concurrently with their Foundation units. Curtin recognises students' relevant prior studies or work experience, allowing some students to finish their degrees in a shorter period of time. CRL (or Advanced Standing) allows students to take advantage of - and be rewarded for - their previous studies. e Students who have successfully completed and passed the Foundation Studies - Commerce and Arts Stream and Foundation Studies - Engineering and Science Stream courses are directly admitted to the respective Bachelor degree courses. e Other qualifications that are also considered for undergraduate degree admission are reflected in the table on the following page. e As all courses are taught in English, applicants will need to meet Curtin's English language requirement. e Any one of the tests in the following table will be accepted as satisfying Curtin's language requirement; however, some courses may require a higher score for English. Please refer to the individual course listings on the following pages for more information. GCE 'O' Level - credit in 5 relevant academic subjects and English competence. Country Qualification and Minimum Entry Requirements for Malaysian Students Malaysia SPM - 5 credits including English or 5 credits and English competency *Commerce & Arts - 5 credits including English/ *Engineering & Science - 5 credits including English and Mathematics and passes in Add. Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. GCE ’O’ LEVEL - 5C including English or 5C and English competency. UEC- Grade B in four relevant academic subjects and English competency. 35 www.curtin.edu.my FEES, INTAKES AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS (CONTINUED) UNDERGRADUATE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Country Afghanistan Bangladesh Brunei China Fiji India Indonesia Qualification and Minimum Entry Requirements for International Students Nepal Completion of One year of a Bachelor's Degree with an average of not less than 65% from Tribhuvan or Kathmandu University - separateevidence of English competence is required. Oman Successful completion of one year of a degree at Sultan Qaboos University - separate evidence of English competence is required. Nigeria Three 'Ordinary' level passes (min grade C) and two 'Advanced' level passes (min of 5 points) in the General Certificate of Education (GCE)with grade C in 'O' level English, English Literature or with separate evidence of English competence OR Three passes (min grade 6) in theWest African School Certificate Examination (WAS) and two passes (min of one C and one D grade) at Advanced level in the West AfricanExaminations Council (WAEC) General Certificate of Education Certificate - separate evidence of English competence is required ORSuccessful completion of the first year of a Bachelor degree at a recognised institution - separate evidence of English competence is required. Pakistan Completion of the Higher Secondary School Certificate of Intermediate (Division 1) from Pakistan with an average of 65% in four (4)academic subjects with at least 60% in English OR Successful completion of the first year of a three year Honours degree with gradesabove 50% or B at a recognised institution OR Successful completion of the first year of a four year degree in a professional field at arecognised institution - separate evidence of English competence is required. Successful completion of the first two years of a degree at the University of Kabul - separate evidence of English is required. Completion of the Bangladesh Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) with a minimum Grade Point average of 4.0 (70 - 79%) - separate evidence of English competency is required. Three passes (Grade C or better) in the Brunei Cambridge General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level Exam (GCE) and two passes(minimum of 5 points) in the Brunei Cambridge General Certificate of Education Advanced Level Exam (GCE). Separate evidence of Englishcompetency is required. Or Successful completion of the first year of a degree from Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD) - separateevidence of English competency is required. Successful completion of the National College Entrance Examination (NCEE) (also known as Gao Kao) and obtain an aggregate of the required individual subjects which is equivalent to 67% of the overall maximum score, or a grade of 322/480,422/630, 503/750, 543/810 or 603/900 AND English competence OR completion of one year bachelor degree at a recognised university and English competence. Qatar Saudi Arabia Completion of the Saudi Aramco College Preparatory Program (CPP) with a minimum GPA > 3.0 with at least two of the following subjects(AP Physics C Mechanics, AP Physics CE&M, AP Chemistry AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Physics B or AP Statistics) - separateevidence of English competence is required OR Successful completion of the first year of a four year Bachelor degree at a recognisedinstitution - separate evidence of English competence is required. Sri Lanka Three 'Ordinary' level passes (min grade C) and two 'Advanced' level passes (min of one C and one D grade) in the General Certificate ofEducation (GCE) with grade C in 'O' level English, English Literature or with separate evidence of English competence OR Three 'Ordinary'level passes with minimum grades of credit and two 'Advanced' level passes with minimum grades equal to 6 points in the Sri LankanGeneral Certificate of Education (GCE) (Excluding General Paper) with credit in 'O' level English or with separate evidence of Englishcompetence. Successful completion of the Foundation Year at the University of the South Pacific - separate evidence of English competence is required. Successful completion of the All India Senior School Certificates awarded by the Central Board of Secondary Education with an averageof 65% in four subjects, one of which must be English (with 65% or better) or separate English competence OR successful completion ofIndian School Certificate (ISC) awarded by Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) or Higher Secondary SchoolCertificate awarded by one of the State Boards of Higher Secondary Education with an average of 65% or better calculated from the bestfive subjects, one of which must be English (with 65% or better) or with separate evidence of competence in English. Successful completion of Ijazah - Sekolah Menengah Atas (SMA)/ (Certificate of Graduation from Academic Secondary School) with agrade of 8.0 or above in four academic subjects obtained from a Private (Key) Senior Secondary School in Indonesia. Separate evidence ofEnglish competency is required. Please note that SMA qualification can only be used for entry into Bachelor of Commerce. A higherqualification is required for entry into Bachelor of Engineering. Iran Successful completion of the first year of a four year Bachelor degree at a recognised institution - separate evidence of Englishcompetence is required. Iraq Successful completion of the first year of a four year Bachelor degree at a recognised institution - separate evidence of Englishcompetence is required. Successful completion of the year first year of a Bachelor degree at the University of Qatar - separate evidence of English competence is required. U.A.E. Successful completion of the first year of a Bachelor degree at United Arab Emirates University - separate evidence of English competenceis required. Vietnam Completion of the Bang Tu tai or Bang Tot nghiep Pho thong Trung hoc (Vietnamese Upper Secondary School Graduation Diploma) withan average of at least 80% in the six compulsory academic subjects in the Thi Tot Nghiep Pho thong Trung hoc (Secondary SchoolLeaving Examination) - separate evidence of English competence is required OR successful completion of one year of a bachelor degree ata recognised institution - separate evidence of English competence is required. Yemen Successful completion of the first year of a degree at the University of Sana'a or the University of Aden - separate evidence of English competence is required. Zimbabwe Three General Certificate of Education (GCE) 'Ordinary' level passes or three General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) passes(min grade C) and two 'Advanced' level passes (min of 5 points) in the GCE, including Grade C or better in 'O' level English, EnglishLiterature or English Language or with separate evidence of English competence OR Completion of five Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) 'Ordinary' level passes and three 'Advanced' level passes (min grade of C), including Grade C or better in 'O' level English,English Literature of English Language or with separate evidence of English competence. Note: Applicants from countries not listed above should contact Curtin Sarawak for further details. Japan Successful completion of first year of a Gakushi (Bachelor's degree) at a recognised institution - separate evidence of Englishcompetence is required. Kenya Completion of the Kenya Certificate of Education (KCE) with a pass with credit (grade 6 or better) in three subjects and two passes (minof one C and one D grade) in the Kenya Advanced Certificate of Education (KACE) managed by the Kenya National Examinations Council- separate evidence of English competence is required. South Korea 36 Country Qualification and Minimum Entry Requirements for Malaysian Students Malaysia Two Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan (Malay medium) (STPM) passes (min of one B and one C+ grade) (General Paper not accepted) and three credit passes at SPM level (min grade C) and a grade of B4 or better after the year 2000, or a grade of C6 or better from the year 2006 in1119 Bahasa Inggeris (English) or with separate evidence of English competence, OR Three 'Ordinary' level passes (min grade C) and two 'Advanced' level passes (min of 5 points (refer to cut-o score table) – best of 3 subjects is selected if taking more than 2 'A' level units) in the General Certificate of Education (GCE) with a grade of C or better in 'Ordinary' level English, English Literature or with separate evidence of English competence, OR Completion of the Malaysian Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) (Senior Middle Level) with min 20 points aggregated from the best five selected academic subjects – separate evidence of English competence is required. Completion of High School Diploma with a score of 300 (75%) in the National University Entrance Examination (College Scholastic AbilityTest) (CSAT) OR Successful completion of the first year of a four year Bachelor degree course from a recognised institution - separateevidence of English competence is required. Mauritius Three 'Ordinary' level passes (minimum grade C) in the Cambridge School Certificate (CSC) GCE 'O' level and two 'Advanced' Level passes(minimum of 5 points) in the Cambridge Higher School Certificate (CHSC) GCE 'A' Level; and a grade C or better in 'O' level English,English Literature of English Language OR Successful completion of the Charles Telfair Institute, Foundation Studies Program - separate evidence of English is not required. Myanmar Successful completion of a four year Bachelor degree in Arts, Science, Commerce or Economics at a recognised institution OR Successfulcompletion of two years of a five year Honours Bachelor degree in Arts, Science, Commerce or Economics or a Bachelor degree in aprofessional field at a recognised institution - separate evidence of English competence is required. 37 www.curtin.edu.my FEES, INTAKES AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS (CONTINUED) UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE LISTINGS UNDERGRADUATE INDICATIVE CUT-OFF SCORES Course Name GCE-A Level/STPM/ (best of 3 subjects) UEC (best of 5 subjects) IB Ontario Gr 12 (best of 6) ATAR (incl. WACE/ SACE/HSC/VCE) WAUPP (CPS) 15 25 60 70 53 65% 6 Business Administration (BBA) 5 20 15 25 60 70 53 65% 6 Commerce (single and double majors) Computer Systems Engineering (BEng) Computer Systems & Networking (BTech) Electrical Power Engineering (BEng) 9 5 9 5 9 28 28 20 28 20 28 Course Prerequisites Accreditation/Recoqnition/ Membership Career Opportunities Bachelor of Arts (Mass Communication) F1-K016 / 018629D 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA Public Relations O cer, Market Researcher, Journalist, Advertising Account Executive, Copywriter, Media Liaison O cer, Communications O cer, Filmmaker, Production Designer, Online Writer, Web Communications Consultant, Online Marketer Bachelor of Business Administration Ka1122/KR6329/ 018007A 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA Management Consultants, Business Development O cers, Industrial Relations O cers, Human Resources O cers, Logistics O cers, Purchasing O cers, Retail Managers, Market Researchers, Financial Consultants Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) R/344/6/0107/ 013905G 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA ICAA CPA Australia MIA MICPA Auditor, Professional Accountant, Company Secretary, Tax Agent/Consultant,Auditor, Business Analyst, Tax Advisor, Treasurer Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) F1-K045 / 013905G 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA Auditor, Professional Accountant, Insurance O cer, Bank O cer, Financial Dealer and Broker, Credit Analyst, Bank Manager, Financial Planner, Investment Banker, Finance Manager Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Banking) F1-K046 / 013905G 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA ICAA CPA Australia MIA MICPA Auditor, Professional Accountant, Insurance O cer, Bank O cer, Financial Dealer and Broker, Credit Analyst, Bank Manager, Financial Planner, Investment Banker, Finance Manager Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Entrepreneurship) R/344/6/0108/ 013905G 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA ICAA CPA Australia MIA MICPA Management Consultant, Business Development O cer, HR O cer, Operations O cer, Logistics O cer, Purchasing O cer, Retail Manager, Market Researcher, Business Planner Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) F1-K006 / 013905G 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA ICAA CPA Australia MIA MICPA Professional Accountant, Auditor, Financial Analyst, Financial Planner, Funds Manager, Futures Trader Bachelor of Commerce (Banking and Finance) F1-K024 / 013905G 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA Loan O cer, Financial Analyst, Stockbroker, Merchant Banker, Investment Fund Manager, Financial Advisor Bachelor of Commerce (Entrepreneurship and Marketing) R/342/6/0037/ 013905G 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA Management consultant, Business Development O cer, Industrial Relations O cer, Human Resources O cer, Operations O cer, Logistics O cer, Supply Chain O cer, Branding Expert, Retail Manager, Market Researcher, Statistician, Business Planner Bachelor of Commerce (Finance and Management) F1-K038 / 013905G 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA Financial Analyst, Financial Planner, Futures Trader, General Manager, O ce Administrator, International Financier, Investment and Retirement Consultant,Portfolio Analyst, Stockbroker, Treasurer, Insurance O cer Sri Lanka 20 9 Duration/Intakes BUSINESS AND HUMANITIES India/Pakistan 5 Civil and Construction Engineering (BEng) 19 19 15 19 15 19 29 29 25 29 25 29 70 70 60 70 60 70 80 80 70 80 70 80 59 59 53 59 53 59 76% 76% 65% 76% 65% 76% 10 10 6 10 6 10 Electronic & Communication Engineering (BEng) 9 28 19 29 70 80 59 76% 10 Mass Communication (BA) 5 20 15 25 60 70 53 65% 6 Mechanical Engineering (BEng) 9 28 19 29 70 80 59 76% 10 Bachelor of Commerce (Finance and Marketing) F1-K007 / 013905G 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA Brand Manager, Direct Marketer, Electronic Marketer, Financial Analyst, Financial Planner, Futures Trader, Market Researcher, Marketing Manager, Product Manager, Stockbroker, Insurance O cer, Events Coordinator Petroleum Engineering (BEng) 9 28 19 29 70 80 59 76% 10 Bachelor of Commerce (Management and Marketing) F1-K042 / 013905G 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA Brand Manager, General Manager, Product Manager, Management Consultant, Market Researcher, Marketing Manager, Business Development O cer, Industrial Relations O cer, Human Resources O cer, Operations O cer, Branding Expert, Purchasing O cer, Retail Manager Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing and Public Relations) F1-K003 / 013905G 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA Advertising Professional, Brand Manager, Direct Marketer, Marketing Executive, New Product Developer, Electronic Marketer, Publications O cer, Sports Marketing Executive, Function Coordinator, Corporate Communication and Media Planner, Management Consultant, Function Coordinator Bachelor of Commerce (Public Relations and Management) F1-K002 / 013905G 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA Direct Marketer, Event Coordinator, General Manager, Management Consultant, Media Manager, Public Relations O cer, Publications O cer and Manager, Campaign Organiser, Product O cer Bachelor of Commerce (Tourism, Hospitality and Marketing Double Major) R/340/6/0331/ 013905G 3 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA Tourism Manager, Executive O cer of Tourism Companies, Transportation and Travel Consultant, Advertising Professional, Brand Manager, Electronic Commerce Professional, Direct Marketer, Event and Convention Manager, Market Researcher, Product Manager, Publications O cer Cut-off scores key: GCE STPM IB ATAR HKDSE India Sri Lanka 38 HKDSE Applied Geology (BSc) Chemical Engineering (BEng) MoHe course approval code/ CRICOS code Course Name : : : : : : General Certificate of Education Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia International Baccalaureate Australian Tertiary Admission Rank - applicable to all Australian matriculation Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Includes All India Senior School Certificate awarded by The Central Board of Secondary School Education (CBSE), Indian School Certificate (ISC) awarded by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), Higher School Certificate (HSC) awarded by one of the State Secondary School Boards. Certificates awarded by the CBSE and the CISCE are generally considered to represent a higher level of achievement than state certificates. : GCE ‘A’ level issued by the Department of Examinations Score Conversion for advanced level/HSC Grades GCE/GCSE: A grade = 5 points; B grade = 4 points; C grade = 3 points; D grade = 2 points; E grade = 1 point Subject Grades Conversion for STPM: A or A- = 5 points; B+ = 4 points; B = 3 points; B- or C+ = 2 points; C = 1 point UEC Points Aggregate Grades Conversion: A1 = 8, A2 = 7, B3 = 6, B4 = 5, B5 = 4, B6 = 3, C7 = 2, C8 =1, F9 = 0 UEC selected subjects: Mathematics Advance Mathematics I Advance Mathematics II Biology Chemistry Physics Business Studies Bookkeeping and Accounts Accounting Economics History Geography Note: Scores for individual prerequisites may be taken into consideration for assessment purposes. MQA - Malaysian Qualifications Agency JPA - Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam (Public Services Department) CPA - Certified Public Accountants ICAA - Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia MICPA - Malaysian Institute of Certified Public Accountants MIA - Malaysian Institute of Accountants Disclaimer: Information provided above is subject to change and Curtin Sarawak reserves the right to change or alter any unit of study, withdraw any unit of study which it o ers, and/or to vary arrangements for any programme, including switching from face-to-face to online teaching. 39 www.curtin.edu.my FEES, INTAKES AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS (CONTINUED) POSTGRADUATE STUDIES (BY COURSEWORK) UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE LISTINGS MoHe course approval code/ CRICOS code Duration/Intakes Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) F1-K011 / 072467B 4 Years/ February, July Mathematics (including calculus), Physics and Chemistry MQA JPA BEM EAust IChemE,UK Chemical Engineer, Water Treatment Engineer, Chemical Process Engineer, Microbiological Engineer, Metallurgical Engineer Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Construction Engineering) F1-K012 / 072467B 4 Years/ February, July Mathematics (including calculus), Physics and Chemistry MQA JPA BEM EAust Municipal Engineer, Construction Engineer, Builder, Project Builder Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems Engineering) F1-K010 / 072467B 4 Years/ February, July Mathematics (including calculus), Physics and Chemistry MQA JPA BEM EAust Computer System Engineer, Service Engineer, System Engineer Course Name Course Prerequisites Accreditation/Recoqnition/ Membership Career Opportunities ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE POSTGRADUATE BY COURSEWORK DEGREES ADMISSION e 4 Graduate certificate courses are designed to develop skills in a specialised area that may or may not be directly related to that of your undergraduate degree. Some graduate certificates are specifically designed for non-graduates and allow you to progress towards further postgraduate study. All of the programmes are career oriented, and usually take one trimester full-time or equivalent part-time. For admission into Curtin Sarawak, you must provide evidence of completion of a degree from a recognised university and provide evidence of English language proficiency. In addition, you may need to meet specific course pre-requisites. e F1-K009 / 072467B 4 Years/ February, July Mathematics (including calculus), Physics and Chemistry MQA JPA BEM EAust Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic and Communication Engineering) F1-K008 / 072467B 4 Years/ February, July Mathematics (including calculus), Physics and Chemistry MQA JPA BEM EAust Electrical Engineer, Electronics Engineer Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental Engineering) F1-K051 4 Years/ February, July Mathematics (including calculus), Physics and Chemistry MQA JPA Environmental Engineer, Environmental Quality Control Engineer, Health & Safety Engineer, Environmental Enforcement O cer, Risk Assessment Engineer, Process Engineer, Consultant Engineer, Site/Resident Engineer, Public Health Engineer, Site Remediation Engineer, Landfill Engineer, Water Supply Engineer Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) F1-K013 / 072467B 4 Years/ February, July Mathematics (including calculus), Physics and Chemistry MQA JPA BEM EAust Mechantronic Engineer, Mechanical Engineer Bachelor of Engineering (Petroleum Engineering) KA 4812 / 072467B 4 Years/ February, July Mathematics (including calculus), Physics and Chemistry MQA JPA Petroleum Engineer Bachelor of Science (Applied Geology) F1-K005 / 072467B 4 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA Geologist, Geological Engineer, Field/Exploration Geologist, Geochemist/Mineralogist/Petrologist, Geomorphologist,Hydrogeologist/Hydrologist, Mine Site Geologist, Palaeontologist, Petroleum Geologist, Structural geologist Bachelor of Technology (Computer Systems and Networking) F1-K015 / 072467B 4 Years/ February, July Mathematics is desirable MQA JPA IEA CCNA Applications System Designer, Database Design Specialist, Network Designer, Operations Systems Designer, So ware Designer, Computer Network Administrator, Systems Analyst Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Power Engineering) MQA - Malaysian Qualifications Agency JPA - Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam (Public Services Department) BEM - Board of Engineers Malaysia EAust - Engineers Australia IChemE, UK - Institution of Chemical Engineers, UK IEA - Institution of Engineers Australia AIG - Australian Institute of Geoscientists AIMM - Australasian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy GSA - Geological Society of Australia CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associates Electrical Engineer, Electronics Engineer Graduate diplomas are specialised, vocationallyoriented awards. Entry is normally based on completion of a bachelor degree, although this can be in an unrelated field if you have work experience in the field of study. e e As all courses at Curtin Sarawak are taught in English, you will need to meet Curtin's English Language requirements based on completion of a bachelor degree course in which English was the language of instruction. This will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. e Any one of the tests in the following table can also be accepted as satisfying Curtin's English language requirement: MINIMUM ENGLISH LANGUAGE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Results for IELTS and TOEFL are valid for two years. English Language Test Score IELTS - Writing and Speaking - Reading and Listening - Overall Band Score 6.0* 6.0* 6.5* Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) 90 Internet based (22 in each section) * Di erent programmes require di erent IELTS results. Each application is assessed on a case-by-case basis. Graduate diplomas introduce graduates from disciplines outside of their chosen higher degree to postgraduate studies. Less academically qualified applicants may still apply. Graduate diplomas are usually completed in two trimester full-time or equivalent part-time. e A faculty may accept you into a master degree provided that you hold appropriate qualifications as decided by the head of faculty. e Mature-age students who do not have formal entry qualifications may still qualify for admission to the master programme. e A master degree is usually completed in one year on a trimester or semester basis, unless Credit for Recognised Learning (CRL) is awarded as a result of other relevant studies. Some master degrees also have a work experience component. Disclaimer: Information provided above is subject to change and Curtin Sarawak reserves the right to change or alter any unit of study, withdraw any unit of study which it o ers, and/or to vary arrangements for any programme, including switching from face-toface to online teaching. 40 41 www.curtin.edu.my FEES, INTAKES AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS (CONTINUED) POSTGRADUATE STUDIES (BY RESEARCH) POSTGRADUATE DEGREE LISTINGS MoHe course approval code/ CRICOS code Duration Intakes F1-K028 / 029361C 4 units of study January, May, August F1-K029 / 027213J 8 units of study January, May, August Master of Science (Project Management) F1-K030 / 027245A 18 months January, May, August Master of Engineering Science (Electrical Engineering) F1-K049 / 042175G 2 years February, July Master of Petroleum Engineering N/524/7/0047 18 months February Master of Philosophy (Business) N/344/6/0150, N/481/6/0272, N/314/6/0012, N/481/6/0273, N/481/6/0274, N/340/6/0228, N/321/6/0063 2 Years January, July Curtin Sarawak Research Institute Energy and biotechnology, emphasising multi-disciplinary and collaborative research to develop holistic solutions encompassing scientific, technological, social and economic aspects. Master of Philosophy (Engineering) F1-K040 / KA4658 2 years January, July Doctor of Philosophy (Business) F1-K027 / 006093G 4 years January, July STUDY SUPPORT Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering) F1-K040 / 050587J 4 years January, July Course Name GRADUATE CERTIFICATE MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (also called Master by Research) e A Master of Philosophy degree is awarded for a thesis or a combination of a thesis and coursework in which the coursework component does not exceed one third of the degree or master programme. The award indicates that the thesis, in the opinion of the examiners, constitutes a substantial original contribution to the knowledge or understanding of a field of study and demonstrates the capacity of the candidate to conceive, design and carry to completion independent research. e A candidate may enrol in a degree or master programme either full-time or part-time. Enrolment is usually for a minimum of one year and a maximum of two years of equivalent full-time study. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY 42 A candidate may enrol in a Doctoral degree either full-time or part-time. Enrolment in the degree is usually for a minimum of two years and a maximum of four years of equivalent full-time study. ADMISSION e Applicants for Master of Philosophy must have completed a bachelor degree with first or second class honours or their equivalent; a postgraduate diploma or its equivalent; or a bachelor degree with a superior performance, together with relevant and substantial work experience. e Applicants for Doctor of Philosophy must have completed a master by research degree or bachelor degree with first or upper second class honours. Applicants who have only completed a Bachelor pass degree may also be considered if they can demonstrate superior academic achievement, significant research or work experience, and the capacity to undertake significant research. 4 e A doctoral degree is awarded for a thesis or a combination of a thesis and coursework in which the coursework component does not exceed one third of the doctoral degree programme. The award indicates that the thesis, in the opinion of the examiners, constitutes a substantial original contribution to the knowledge or understanding of a field of study and demonstrates the capacity of the candidate to conceive, design and carry to completion independent research. The doctoral candidate should uncover new knowledge either by the discovery of new facts, the formation of theories, or the innovative re-interpretation of known data and established ideas. Applications for higher degrees by research can be made at any time of the year. You will need to consult the Dean, Curtin Sarawak Graduate School, or Faculty Postgraduate Studies Coordinator, Dean of Faculty, Head of Department or any individual academic sta member in the relevant teaching area to discuss the suitability of your proposed research topic. You will also need to meet Curtin's entry requirements and ensure that a supervisor and facilities are available to accommodate your research. RESEARCH AREAS Graduate Certificate in Project Management e Research students join the vibrant research communities at Curtin Sarawak based on their chosen research area. Strategic research focus and research areas are structured around the following areas: GRADUATE DIPLOMA Graduate Diploma in Project Management MASTER e Faculty of Engineering and Science Applied Geology, Chemical Engineering, Civil & Construction Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering e Faculty of Business and Humanities Accounting, Corporate Social Responsibility, Corporate Governance, Management, Marketing, Economics, Finance, Banking, Education MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY e DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY e Master of Philosophy or Doctor of Philosophy candidates are eligible for financial support for consumables and fieldworkrelated spending. They will also have the opportunity to attend specialised research training seminars, professorial training workshops, and national or international conferences supported by the University. Disclaimer: Information provided above is subject to change and Curtin Sarawak reserves the right to change or alter any unit of study, withdraw any unit of study which it o ers, and/or to vary arrangements for any programme, including switching from face-to-face to online teaching. e In addition, they will have full access to online resources (including international journals, conference proceedings, ebooks, etc.) provided by the parent campus in Perth. 43 (For Postgraduate Project Management and Policy Sciences programmes only) Kuching Indicate preferred centre Miri Study period (eg. Semester 1, Trimester 1) When do you wish to commence studies? Year Major area of study/or stream if relevant (eg. Accounting) Email Mobile What course do you wish to apply for? Refer to the list of courses on the following page. Facsimile Home Phone COURSE INFORMATION Extension Office Phone Country Post/Zip Code CONTACT DETAILS State Suburb/Town/City Number and Street (RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS IN HOME COUNTRY OR STATE) What is the main language spoken at your home? Race/Ethnicity PERMANENT ADDRESS Place of Issue Course title (eg. Bachelor of Commerce, Master of Engineering Science) Month Day Nationality International Passport Expiry Date State of Birth/ Residency Other Malaysian Year Sarawakian Year Affix your passport-sized photograph here (Non-Sarawakians and international applicants only) The University conducts an orientation programme to assist students to settle in Miri and into the University environment. The programme includes information on enrolment procedures, study skills, campus facilities, support services, public transport, shopping and recreational activities. It is supported by specialist staff members, student associations and senior students. All new students are required to attend. Month 4. Day e Country of Issue 44 4. To request the Airport Reception Service (ARS) on arrival, you will need to complete the Airport Reception Service Booking Form available at international.curtin.edu.my/the-internationaldivision/airport-reception-service/. ARS requests must be submitted 3 working days in advance. Passport No. You are then required to present the VAL along with your passport and Letter of Offer to the Malaysian Embassy in your country for 'Single Entry Visa' endorsement. e You are required to report to the Curtin Sarawak International Division Office during office hours, and will be assisted to open a bank account and make an appointment for a medical check-up. (Malaysians only) e 3. IC No. 5. The student pass application process usually takes one month. Upon approval, a Visa Approval Letter (VAL) from the Sarawak Immigration Department will be couriered to you. e Male Female 4. The Student Pass Application pack includes (international students only): Student Pass Application Form Im. 14 Pin. 1/93 Visa Application Form Im. 38 Pin. 1/93 Foreign Student Particulars English translation of the above forms Student Pass Application Policy and Procedures • Curtin Medical Form 3. Make arrangements for accommodation. To book campus accommodation, log on to www.curtin.edu.my/future/accomodation.htm. Date of Birth e e If you have requested the Airport Reception Service, you will be met at Miri Airport and transported to your campus accommodation or short-term accommodation. Gender 3. Successful applicants will receive an Offer Pack containing a Letter of Offer, Acceptance of Offer Form, Enrolment Form and Student Pass Application documents. To accept the offer, complete and sign the forms and return them with fee payment by the due date stated in the offer letter. 2. APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION e e Residency Status 2. Wherever possible, arrange your itinerary to transit at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), which is the main entry point to Malaysia, then travel to Miri within the same day. (If previously given another offer or previously a Curtin Student) e 2. Application Forms must be supported by certified copies of relevant documents. Curtin Student ID e To ensure smooth immigration clearance at KLIA and Miri Airport, you will need to produce your passport, Letter of Offer and Visa Approval Letter at the airport immigration counters. Given Names 1. Surname/Family Name 1. It is advisable to book an air ticket immediately after accepting the offer as airline seats are in high demand before the start of each semester. Title (Mr., Ms., etc.) 1. Complete the Application Form in the following pages or apply online by clicking the ‘Apply Now’ button on our website at www.curtin.edu.my. PERSONAL DETAILS e Apply online by clicking on the ‘Apply Now’ button on our website at www.curtin.edu.my. ON ARRIVAL e Forward your completed application to: Curtin University, Sarawak Malaysia CDT 250, 98009 Miri, Sarawak, Malaysia BEFORE LEAVING HOME 4. This application form is the property of Curtin University, Sarawak Malaysia. 5. Please state N/A (Not Applicable) for irrelevant sections. HOW TO APPLY e 1. Please complete using BLOCK LETTERS. 2. All sections must be completed. 3. Enclose one (1) set of supporting documents with this application. All documents must be certified by recognised bodies, e.g. original issuing bodies or Commissioner of Oaths. This application will not be processed unless full documentation is attached. Supporting documents will NOT be returned. The following information is relevant to students applying directly to the University. Students who use the services of Curtin Sarawak registered agents should lodge their applications via the agents and contact them for any queries throughout the admission process. 45 46 *(2+2): Years 3 and 4 at Bentley Campus Bachelor of Technology majoring in: • Computer Systems and Networking (F1-K015) Bachelor of Science majoring in: • Applied Geology (F1-K005) Bachelor of Engineering majoring in: • Chemical Engineering (F1-K011) • Civil and Construction Engineering (F1-K012) • Computer Systems Engineering (2+2)* (F1-K010) • Electrical Power Engineering (F1-K009) • Electronic and Communication Engineering (F1-K008) • Environmental Engineering (F1-K051) • Mechanical Engineering (F1-K013) • Petroleum Engineering (KA4812) Score IELTS Date taken Date taken Other (Please specify) GCE/SPM Date taken Institution/School/University Year enrolled No Yes Telephone + Post/Zip Code Date results expected (if applicable) Hearing Vision Learning Medical Mobility (HOME COUNTRY) Telephone + Yes Yes No (FOR APPLICATIONS THROUGH AGENTS) If yes, please state the agency/company’s name Are you submitting this application through a Curtin registered agent? AGENT DETAILS If you would like to obtain your entry visa from a Malaysian embassy/ high commission/consulate/diplomatic office other than that in your home country, please state the location of your choice If yes, please state visa reference number, expiry date and visa type Yes (FOR INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS ONLY) Are you currently in Malaysia? VISA DETAILS Yes No Student housing details can be viewed on the Housing Services website at www.curtin.edu.my/future/newstudents.htm The University accepts only online accommodation bookings. STUDENT HOUSING DETAILS Relationship Name Person to be contacted in your home country in case of an emergency. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS If you have a disability, would you like to receive information on support services, equipment and facilities available that may assist you? Please indicate the type(s) of disability Do you have a disability, impairment or long-term medical condition which may affect your studies? Other No No The information below is used to assist the University in monitoring, supporting and improving services to students with medical/ disability requirements. Disclosing this information will not affect your admission to the University. MEDICAL/DISABILITY NEEDS Position Title and brief description of your duties Contact Name Address Employer/Company Name Note: Submission of supplementary information to your postgraduate application varies across courses. No Year completed (eg. 2003 or not completed) (TO BE COMPLETED IF APPLYING FOR A POSTGRADUATE COURSE WHERE WORK EXPERIENCE IS AN ENTRY REQUIREMENT) EMPLOYMENT DETAILS If yes, name of organisation Yes (PLEASE ATTACH SPONSORSHIP LETTER IF AVAILABLE) Will your tuition fees be paid by an organisation? SPONSOR DETAILS Would you like the above qualifications to be assessed to Credit for Recognised Learning? Name of qualifications (eg. SPM, GCE ‘O’/’ A’ level, HSC, Degree Please provide details of all formal studies that you have completed and those you are currently undertaking. You are required to supply an original or certified* copy of your academic award(s) and transcript(s) for all tertiary studies. Academic records must contain an explanation of grading system descriptions. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Score TOEFL As all our courses are taught in English, applicants will need to meet Curtin’s English language requirement. If your education qualifications were not completed wholly or predominantly in English, please indicate what test(s) you have taken (or intend taking) and attach certified* documentary evidence or results. ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY Disclaimer: Information on courses offered in this publication is correct at the time of printing and valid for 2016/2017, but may be subject to change. Curtin Sarawak reserves the right to change the content and/or method of assessment, to change or alter course fees of any unit of study, to withdraw any unit of study programme which it offers, to impose limitations on enrolments in any unit or programme and/or to vary arrangements for any programme, including switching from face-to-face to online teaching. Doctor of Philosophy (F1–K040) Doctor of Philosophy (F1-K027) • Master of Philosophy (Accounting) (N/344/6/0150) • Master of Philosophy (Business Law and Taxation) (N/481/6/0272) • Master of Philosophy (Economic and Finance) (N/314/6/0012) • Master of Philosophy (Information Systems) (N/481/6/0273) • Master of Philosophy (Management) (N/481/6/0274) • Master of Philosophy (Marketing) (N/340/6/0228) • Master of Philosophy (Public Relations) (N/321/6/0063) Master of Philosophy (F1-K040/KA4658): • Electrical and Computer Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Civil Engineering • Chemical Engineering • Applied Geology Master of Petroleum Engineering (N/524/7/0047) Master of Engineering Science (Electrical Engineering) (F1-K49) Graduate Certificate in Project Management (F1-K028) Graduate Diploma in Project Management (F1-K029) Master of Science (Project Management) (F1-K030) PROFESSIONAL & POSTGRADUATE STUDIES Commerce and Arts Stream (KA5811) Engineering and Science Stream (KA5812) Bachelor of Commerce with double majors in: • Accounting and Banking (F1-K046) • Accounting and Entrepreneurship (R/344/6/0108) • Accounting and Finance (F1-K006) • Banking and Finance (F1-K024) • Entrepreneurship and Marketing (R/342/6/0037) • Finance and Management (F1-K038/KA4804) • Finance and Marketing (F1-K007) • Management and Marketing (F1-K042) • Marketing and Public Relations (F1-K003) • Public Relations and Management (F1-K002) • Tourism, Hospitality and Marketing Double Major (R/340/6/0331) Bachelor of Arts (Mass Communication) (F1-K016) Bachelor of Business Administration (KA1122/KR6329) Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) (R/344/6/0107) Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) (F1-K045) Intensive English Programme (IEP) Elementary/Intermediate/Upper Intermediate/ Advanced (F1-K034) FOUNDATION STUDIES UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES LANGUAGE STUDIES & HUMANITIES www.curtin.edu.my 47 48 49 Date Outcome Reconsideration requested Approved by Course of choice Received by Offer letter issued for Application Reference No. Date received For office use Proposed Date received by SSD Date Curtin University/ Curtin Sarawak website Advertisement/ radio commercial Brochure/flyer Keeping personal data of individuals secure is a top priority for us at Curtin Sarawak. 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