STUDENT RESOURCE GUIDE BW 28042010

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STUDENT RESOURCE AND LIFESTYLE GUIDE
www.sunway.edu.my
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STUDENT RESOURCE
AND
LIFESTYLE GUIDE
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STUDENT RESOURCE AND LIFESTYLE GUIDE
This guide contains information about campus services and resources available to students,
general rules and regulations, enrolment information and important dates.
The Student Resource and Lifestyle Guide will be updated from time to time and the latest copy is
posted at www.sunway.edu.my/academic
www.sunway.edu.my/academic.
academic
OTHER UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HANDBOOKS
Sunway University College publishes the following handbooks:
1. The Sunway University College – Rules and
Regulations Handbook
(by Registry)
Incorporating information for students from all
schools/academic departments.
2. Student Handbook for Diploma and
Undergraduate Programmes
(by Quality Assurance and Strategic
Planning Department)
Incorporating information for students from the
Schools of Business; Computer Technology;
Creative Arts and Communications; Health and
Natural Sciences; and Hospitality, Tourism and
Leisure Management.
3. Student Handbooks for Postgraduate
Programmes
(by School)
Incorporating information for students
undertaking the Sunway University College
postgraduate programmes.
4. Programme Handbook
(by School / Department)
Incorporating programme information for
students.
For the most up-to-date information, download the handbooks at www.sunway.edu.my/academic
academic
ACADEMIC CALENDARS
Academic calendars are published on a yearly basis and they are available at the respective
School/Academic Department or www.sunway.edu.my/academic
academic
CAUTION
The information provided in this guide is correct at the time of printing. Sunway University College
reserves the right to make changes to the procedures, fees and regulations from time to time as it
deems necessary without prior notice.
Students should read carefully all information on official correspondence, notice boards (including
electronic Blackboard) and other sources of information for students to be aware of changes and
updates to the information published in this guide and also in the other handbooks.
Students should always refer to staff at the relevant School or Academic Department before
enrolment.
The information in this guide is correct as at 28 April 2010.
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CONTENTS
Sunway University College: Vision and Mission .............................................................................. 1
Message from the Registrar .............................................................................................................. 2
Section 1: Introduction
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
General Information .................................................................................................................
Schools and Academic Departments ......................................................................................
Campuses .................................................................................................................................
Commonly Used Acronyms .......................................................................................................
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4
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Section 2: Important Information Governing Your Time at Sunway University College
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
2.10
2.11
Student Rights .......................................................................................................................... 5
Student Responsibilities .......................................................................................................... 5
Appeals ...................................................................................................................................... 6
University College Rules ........................................................................................................... 6
Complaints and Grievances Policy .......................................................................................... 6
Attendance ................................................................................................................................ 7
Blogging ..................................................................................................................................... 7
Discipline and Misconduct ....................................................................................................... 7
Programme Handbooks .................................................................................................... 7 to 8
MQA Compulsory Subjects Requirements .............................................................................. 8
Smoking .................................................................................................................................... 8
Section 3: Managing Your Studies
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.8
3.9
3.10
3.11
3.12
3.13
3.14
3.15
3.16
3.17
Orientation ................................................................................................................................ 9
Sources of Administration Information ................................................................................... 9
Academic Pathways .................................................................................................................. 9
University College Fees and Charges .................................................................................... 10
Academic Dates ...................................................................................................................... 11
Reporting for Classes at the Beginning of a Semester ......................................................... 11
Taking a Break from Your Studies: Leave of Absence .......................................................... 11
Student Identification: Your ID Card and Student Number ........................................ 11 to 12
Keeping Your Details Up-to-date: Official Correspondence .................................................. 12
Requesting Formal Documents/Letters from the University College .................................. 12
Getting Advice for Selection of Subjects ............................................................................... 12
Subject Enrolment and Pre-Enrolment .................................................................................. 13
Financial Hold Status ............................................................................................................. 13
Convert Your Conditional Offer Status to Unconditional Offer ............................................. 13
Discontinuing a Programme: Official Withdrawal ................................................................. 13
Requesting for Transfer: Campus/Programme/Intake ........................................................ 14
Completing Your Studies: Programme Completion .............................................................. 14
Section 4: International Students
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
Policies: Student Pass ............................................................................................................ 15
Health Insurance Requirement .............................................................................................. 15
International Student Support ............................................................................................... 15
Important Information for International Students ...................................................... 15 to 16
ISO Contacts ........................................................................................................................... 16
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Section 5: Facilities, Resources and Services
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
5.8
5.9
5.10
5.11
5.12
5.13
5.14
5.15
5.16
5.17
5.18
5.19
The Tun Hussein Onn Library ................................................................................................. 17
Computing and IT Services .................................................................................................... 17
Student Network ID ................................................................................................................ 17
The VINE and iZONE ............................................................................................................... 18
Science and Specialised Laboratories .................................................................................. 18
The English Language Centre ................................................................................................ 18
The International Education Centre ....................................................................................... 19
The Student Services Department ......................................................................................... 19
Malaysian Government Loan and Sponsorship Bodies ........................................................ 20
Accommodation ...................................................................................................................... 20
Sports Facilities ...................................................................................................................... 20
Public Transportation ............................................................................................................. 21
Parking .................................................................................................................................... 21
Bookshop ................................................................................................................................ 21
Other Services ............................................................................................................... 21 to 22
Occupational Health and Safety ............................................................................................ 22
Disability Services ................................................................................................................... 22
Evacuation .............................................................................................................................. 22
Campus Security Service ........................................................................................................ 23
Section 6: Lifestyle and Outside Campus
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
Monthly Expenditure ...............................................................................................................
Car Pooling ..............................................................................................................................
The Sunway Pyramid Shopping Mall .....................................................................................
The Sunway Lagoon Theme Park ...........................................................................................
The Sunway Medical Centre ...................................................................................................
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Section 7: Map and Campus Floor Plans
7.1
7.2
7.3
Map: How to get to the University College? ........................................................................... 26
Campus Floor Plans: How to get to places within the campus? ................................ 27 to 42
Building Index ............................................................................................................... 43 to 49
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SUNWAY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE: VISION AND MISSION
OUR VISION
To be a First Class Private University College
OUR MISSION
To provide quality education of choice and valuable experience for the all-round development of
competent, creative, intellectually critical individuals, who will contribute to local and global needs.
To be devoted to the advancement, transmission and application of knowledge; and to support
Malaysia's aspiration in becoming a regional centre of educational excellence.
Sunway University College seeks to carry out its mission with integrity and unwavering
commitment to quality, service and excellence, financial self-reliance and professionalism,
through continuous improvement, innovation, dedication, caring, mutual respect and team spirit.
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MESSAGE FROM THE REGISTRAR
I am pleased to welcome you to Sunway University College.
Sunway University College (formerly known as Sunway College)
was formed in 1987 and relocated to the present purpose-built
campus in 1992. Our University College has been offering high
quality tertiary education over the past 20 years.
To date, over 40,000 students have successfully completed their
studies with Sunway. This is a true reflection of our commitment
to provide quality education to our Malaysian and International
Dr Khatijah Khalid
Registrar
students.
At present, the University College provides foundation, pre-university, professional, diploma,
undergraduate, postgraduate and research programmes. Students can choose from a wide
variety of majors, including art and design, business, information technology, health and
sciences, hospitality, humanities, media and tourism.
We are proud of our reputation as the University College where students are able to excel. We
strive to give our students the opportunity to obtain world-class qualifications through good
quality teaching and first-class campus facilities within a holistic learning environment.
Sunway students are empowered to learn through critical thinking and application of
knowledge and intelligence with the help of a dedicated team of academic staff. This is also
supported by a group of people who provide the administrative services and support systems in
the University College to create the ideal learning environment for students.
This guide is specially designed for students who will find all the important information needed
for their studies.
Thank you for choosing Sunway University College and I wish you an enriching learning
experience.
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SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION
1.1
GENERAL INFORMATION
The Student Resource and Lifestyle Guide is designed to complement the Sunway University
College – Rules and Regulations and your programme handbooks. These publications provide the
information you need to make the most out of your learning experience with Sunway.
The Student Resource and Lifestyle Guide contains information you need to know about your
rights and responsibilities as a student. You will also find information about the academic
departments, facilities and services available at Sunway University College campus.
It is your responsibility to read and be conversant with the rules and regulations stated in the
above publications. You will be expected to have this knowledge when studying at Sunway
University College.
1.2
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS
School of Business
Department of Accounting and Finance
Department of Business and Marketing
Department of Management and Economics
Department of Law
Department of Australian University Programme
School of Creative Arts and
Communication
Department of Performance and Media
Department of Art and Design
School of Computer Technology
Department of Information Systems and Multimedia
Department of Information Technology, Computer Science
and Software Engineering
Department of Networking and Telecommunication
School of Health and Natural
Sciences
Department of Psychology
Department of Nursing
School of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Management
Pre-University Study
Australian Matriculation Programme
Cambridge A-Levels Programme
Canadian International Matriculation Programme
Monash University Foundation Year Programme
Sunway Foundation in Arts
Financial Courses Division (SunwayTES)
American Degree Transfer Programme
Language and Compulsory Subjects
Centre
English Language Centre
MQA Compulsory Subjects
University Compulsory Subjects
Manchester Business School
Victoria University MBA
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1.3
CAMPUSES
Sunway has four campuses operating at different locations in Malaysia.
Sunway University College
No 5 Jalan Universiti, Bandar Sunway,
46150 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Tel: 03-7491 8622
Fax: 03-5635 8633
Website: www.sunway.edu.my
Sunway College Ipoh
No 1, 3 & 5, Persiaran SCI 2/2, Sunway City Ipoh,
31150 Ipoh, Perak Darul Ridzuan.
Tel: 05-545 4398
Fax: 05-547 4926
Website: www.sunway.edu.my/ipoh
Sunway College Johor Bahru
No 3 Jalan Austin Heights Utama, Taman Mount Austin,
81100 Johor Bahru, Johor Darul Ta’zim.
Tel: 07-359 6880
Fax: 07-359 6881
Website: www.sunway.edu.my/jb
Sunway College Kuching
Lots 7487-7492, 2nd and 3rd Floors, Block 16,
Timberland, Rock Road, 93200 Kuching, Sarawak.
Tel: 082-232 780
Fax: 082-236 668
Website: www.sunwaycollegekuching.edu.my
1.4
COMMONLY USED ACRONYMS
ACCA
ADTP
ALE
AUSMAT
CAT
CIMP
CLC
DAD
DOP
DPM
FIA
HOD
HOS
ICAEW
IEC
ISO
ITS
LU
MBS
MRC
MUFY
SB
SCT
SHNS
SHTLM
SSD
SUN-U
THOL
VU
WMU
Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
American Degree Transfer Programme
Cambridge A-Levels
Australian Matriculation
Certified Accounting Technician
Canadian International Matriculation Programme
Computer Learning Centre
Department of Art and Design
Director of Programme
Department of Performance and Media
Foundation in Arts (Sunway)
Head of Department
Head of School
Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales
International Education Centre
International Student Office
Information Technology Services
Lancaster University, UK
Manchester Business School, UK
Multimedia Resource Centre
Monash University Foundation Year
School of Business
School of Computer Technology
School of Health and Natural Sciences
School of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Management
Student Services Department
Tun Hussein Onn Library
Victoria University, Australia
Western Michigan University, USA
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SECTION 2: IMPORTANT INFORMATION GOVERNING YOUR TIME AT SUNWAY
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
2.1
STUDENT RIGHTS
Sunway University College endeavours to promote equal opportunity for all students and provide
an environment free of unfair discrimination on grounds of gender, ethnicity, nationality, disability,
marital status, occupation, sexual orientation, religion or belief, age or any other irrelevant
distinction.
As a registered full-time student of Sunway University College, you are eligible to gain access to the
campus facilities. The campus facilities include the IT services, the library, sports facilities and
other common areas in the Student Centre.
Selected facilities may be assigned to you in accordance to the programme and/or subject you
enrolled. Such facilities include science laboratories, language laboratory, specialised computer
laboratories, campus accommodation etc. Additional fees are applicable for the use of these
facilities and the fees can be paid as part of the programme fees or as a separate charge.
2.2
STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES
As a student of Sunway University College, it is your responsibility to:
Apply yourself fully to your studies.
Be familiar with the rules and regulations governing the programme in which you are enrolled.
Ensure that you have selected the subjects/units/modules to meet your programme
requirements.
Be punctual and attend all lectures, tutorials, practical sessions and seminars (if applicable)
for each subject/unit/module in which you are enrolled.
Meet deadlines for coursework to be submitted.
Submit original work without plagiarising or cheating.
Take the initiative and consult appropriately when encountering problems.
Be aware of the policies and practices of the University College and of any academic or nonacademic department contained in the materials and information made available to you.
Be aware of the rules and regulations concerning the use of campus facilities – IT, library,
laboratories etc.
Demonstrate tolerance and respect for other students and all staff of the University College.
Provide constructive feedback to the University College regarding academic and
administrative matters when necessary.
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2.3
APPEALS
Appeals should be submitted to the respective personnel as listed below.
DOP/HOD/HOS
On academic matters: admissions, enrolments,
progression etc.
Financial Services Manager
On fees matters: fees payment, forfeiture of fees etc.
Director of Student Administration
On examination matters: examination results, appeals
etc.
Registrar
On disciplinary matters.
2.4
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE RULES
The Sunway University College – Rules and Regulations Handbook contains information about the
general rules and regulations applicable to all students studying at the University College.
A printed copy will be issued to each new student at the beginning of his/her study. You may visit
www.sunway.edu.my/academic
academic to get the latest copy.
www.sunway.edu.my/
2.5
COMPLAINTS AND GRIEVANCES POLICY
This policy ensures that grievances and complaints are quickly and effectively resolved using
standard procedures.
Purpose:
Ensure that the rights of both the University College and the student are protected when a
student submits a complaint or grievance.
Ensure that the University College processes enable student grievances and complaints to be
resolved quickly and effectively.
Ensure that the resolution of student complaints and grievances follows standard procedures
across all departments in the University College.
What is a grievance?
Whom should I talk to
about my grievance?
If you believe that you have been treated unfairly, you can seek
explanation and/or help. Such issues may concern an academic or
administrative decision, the behaviour of staff, the quality of teaching,
the provision of services in the University College etc. However, the
policy does not cover unsatisfactory academic progress, discipline, and
exclusion for health and safety reasons.
Most complaints can be resolved immediately. First, talk to the person
about your concerns to see if your issue can be resolved. This person
can be a student or a staff member of the University College. If such a
discussion is not appropriate or you feel uncomfortable about
approaching the person, you may direct the complaint to the next
appropriate level, such as your programme coordinator or
DOP/HOD/HOS. A senior member of staff will be assigned to
investigate and attempt to conciliate the matter after receiving a
complaint. If the issue cannot be resolved at this level, you may submit
a formal grievance (in written form) to the Registrar of Sunway
University College.
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2.6
ATTENDANCE
You are expected to attend all classes, tutorials and practical sessions for your programme. For
some subjects/units/modules, class attendance is compulsory and is also part of the assessment.
It is your responsibility to attend all classes/lectures and participate in tutorials/practical sessions
for each subject/unit/module in which you are enrolled.
A minimum level of attendance may be required for programme progression depending on the
programme in which you are enrolled.
All international students are expected to maintain a minimum of 80% attendance as required by
the Malaysian Immigration Department for the purpose of student pass renewal.
If you are an off-campus or a research student, you are expected to attend all scheduled classes
and meet your supervisor regularly (if applicable), and to participate in any
seminar/tutorials/practical sessions required by your programme.
2.7
BLOGGING
You are advised to exercise caution when posting information (in any form) on the Internet and
avoid writing anything defamatory or seditious in your posting against the reputation of Sunway
University College and staff (including lecturers).
The University College may take disciplinary action against any student committing such offences
if it deems that the posted information is offensive.
2.8
DISCIPLINE AND MISCONDUCT
The general policies and procedures which include student discipline proceedings are published in
the Sunway University College – Rules and Regulations Handbook.
You are to refer to your respective programme handbook for policies and discipline proceedings
for academic misconduct.
2.9
PROGRAMME HANDBOOKS
The programme handbooks are produced annually by the respective academic departments.
These documents contain information on the programmes and subjects/units/modules offered to
students in the academic year.
Listed below are some of programme handbooks available:
1. Student Handbook
Incorporating information for students in the
School of Business / Computer Technology /
Creative Arts and Communication / Health and
Natural Sciences / Hospitality, Tourism and
Leisure Management – subjects offered, school
and lecturer contacts etc.
2. MUFY Student Guide
Monash University Foundation Year programme
– subjects offered, programme requirements
etc.
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3. CIMP Programme Guide
Canadian International Matriculation
programme – subjects offered, programme
requirements etc.
4. Financial Courses Division – Student
Handbook
Professional Accounting Programmes –
programmes taught by the department,
programme requirements, progression rules,
department contacts etc.
5. ADTP Programme Handbook
American Degree Transfer Programme –
programme rules and regulations, academic
calendar, timetable, recommended subjects for
various majors, department contacts etc.
6. MQA Compulsory Subjects Handbook
undertaking the MQA compulsory subjects –
subject rules and regulations, requirements,
7. VU (Bachelor of Business) Programme
Handbook
undertaking the Victoria University Bachelor of
Business degree programmes – programme
rules and regulations, important dates,
2.10 MALAYSIAN QUALIFICATIONS AGENCY (MQA) COMPULSORY SUBJECTS
REQUIREMENTS
The MQA compulsory subjects taught at Sunway University College are in accordance to the
requirements in the Malaysian Private Higher Educational Institutions Act (PHEI) 1996. The Act
states that all Malaysian students must complete and pass the subjects listed below in order to be
eligible for the award of certificates (including diploma and degrees).
Bahasa Kebangsaan (A)
Malaysian Studies
Moral Education/Islamic Studies
Exemptions: You can be exempted from taking the Bahasa Kebangsaan (A) subject if you have
obtained a grade of credit or better in your Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) Bahasa Malaysia paper.
If eligible, you are required to apply for the exemption using the exemption application form and
submit a certified copy of your SPM result slip/certificate.
You can be exempted from taking any of the MQA compulsory subjects if you have already taken
and obtained a pass in the respective subject in your former institution prior to joining Sunway
University College. You will need to apply for the exemption using the exemption application form
and submit certified copies of your transcripts and subject syllabi from the former institution.
Postgraduate students are exempted from taking the MQA compulsory subjects.
2.11 SMOKING
Smoking is strictly prohibited when you are in all areas of Sunway University College campus
(including areas such as car parks, sports facilities, toilets and campus accommodation).
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SECTION 3: MANAGING YOUR STUDIES
3.1
ORIENTATION
Orientation will be conducted at the beginning of each intake for new students before the first
semester commences. It is designed to help you settle into the University College by providing you
with the important information you need at the start of your studies. You will be given relevant
briefings to familiarise yourself with the policies and regulations governing your studies as well as
guided tours to the various departments in the Sunway University College campus.
3.2
SOURCES OF ADMINISTRATION INFORMATION
For advice on academic concerns, contact your programme coordinator or DOP/HOD/HOS. You
may also refer to your programme handbook for information about managing your studies.
Where to obtain information and help about managing your studies?
Your School/Academic Department
Information Centre
Registry
Financial Services
ISO
Hostel Management Office
3.3
Enrolment, programmes, subject pre-requisites,
exemptions, timetables.
Admission, programme requirements, programme fees.
Enrolment, examinations, graduation, results.
Fees, refunds.
Visa application, student pass renewals, immigration
requirements.
Hostel booking, charges.
ACADEMIC PATHWAYS
PhD or
Professional
Doctorate
Master
Degree
Degree
Professional
Membership
Diploma
Foundation
or
Pre-U
COMMON PATHWAY
Certificate
AMERICAN DEGREE
PATHWAY
PROFESSIONAL
PATHWAY
SIJIL PELAJARAN MALAYSIA (SPM)
The above illustration serves as a general guide only. Refer to the brochure of the respective programme for more
information.
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3.4
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE FEES AND CHARGES
Fees due must be paid at the beginning of each semester. A student can be barred from
attending classes and accessing campus facilities if there are any outstanding fees.
Types of fees
Application fee
Deposit
International admin fee
Tuition fee
Student resource fee 1
: for each application
(non-refundable)
: upon accepting the offer of a place
(non-refundable)
: refundable
: payable by semester *
MQA compulsory subject fee
: payable by subject (for Malaysian only)
Registration fee
Other fees2 (according to the programme enrolled):
Lab fee (computer/
(computer/IT/science
subjects)
computer/IT/science related subjects)
Security deposit
Placement fee
Practical fee
Uniform and Utensils fee
Examination/Exemption
Examination/Exemption fee (internal/external)
Literacy test fee
Student pass/special
pass/special pass fee for visa endorsement/extension
For more information about the types of fee payable, please refer to the fees structure of the
respective programme.
* Terms and conditions apply for International Students. Please refer to the ISO for more information.
1. The student resource fee will be revised on a yearly basis and subject to change without prior notice.
2. Other fees may exist, which are not listed in the above table.
When paying your fees, you may choose one of the following payment methods:
Cash
Pay at the Financial Services counter located at Level 1,
North Building, Sunway University College.
Maybank2U online
(for Maybank account holders only)
Via www.maybank2u.com.my.
Please refer to http://www.sunway.edu.my/admissions/
payment-instructions for more information.
Maybank ATM
(for Maybank account holders only)
Pay at any Maybank ATM machine.
Cheque
Must be made payable to Sunway Education Group Sdn
Bhd. Please include student name, his/her NRIC or
passport number and contact number on the reverse side
of the cheque.
Direct bank-in and telegraphic
transfer
(for International Students only)
Must be made payable to Sunway Education Group Sdn
Bhd at HSBC Bank (Malaysia) Bhd.
Account no:
352-063093-101
Address:
Ground Floor Wisma UEP,
Jalan USJ 10/1A, 47620 Subang Jaya,
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
Swift code:
HBMBMYKL
Please fax a copy of the bank’s TT confirmation advice to
+603 5636 9860. You should include the student name,
his/her passport number, programme and intake enrolled.
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3.5
ACADEMIC DATES
Each semester period is determined by a start-date and an end-date. Another important date
within a semester period is the “Add/Drop Subject period”, which covers the first and second
weeks of a semester. This is the period where your subject enrolment is to be finalised. You are
not allowed to change your subject enrolment for the semester after the Add/Drop Subject period.
It is important to note that, certain fees paid are neither transferable nor refundable whether or
not the adjustment of enrolment takes place within the Add/Drop Subject period.
It is your responsibility to make yourself aware of the semester periods of the programme enrolled;
the relevant Add/Drop Subject period and financial penalties.
3.6
REPORTING FOR CLASSES AT THE BEGINNING OF A SEMESTER
You are expected to report for classes at the beginning of each semester of the programme
enrolled. In the event that you are unable to do so, you must inform your DOP/HOD/HOS or
programme coordinator in written form explaining your circumstances. You will then be advised to
take the necessary action.
Consequences of not reporting for classes: Your registration in the programme of study may be
terminated and/or you will be liable for the payment of fees in the semester if you do not report
yourself for classes within the first 2 weeks of a semester.
3.7
TAKING A BREAK FROM YOUR STUDIES: LEAVE OF ABSENCE
If you wish to take a break in your studies, you must apply for deferment (or more commonly
referred to as a ‘leave of absence’). In order to do this, you must first complete a deferment form
and submit it to the Registry or International Student Office. A deferment is normally granted for 1
semester period. You are allowed a maximum of 2 deferments or a total deferment period of not
more than 1 calendar year in your programme of study.
It is your responsibility to be aware of the designated enrolment timeframe before applying for
deferment in order to avoid paying any penalties.
During the deferment period, you are considered a registered student of the University College.
You will be notified of the date to return to your programme of study and expected to report
yourself for classes within the designated timeframe.
3.8
STUDENT IDENTIFICATION: YOUR ID CARD AND STUDENT NUMBER
You will be issued a student identification card, which contains your photograph, name and a
unique student identification number. Your card identifies you as a registered student of Sunway
University College and enables you to access common services and other services related to the
programme enrolled.
Your student identification card remains the property of Sunway University College and is not
transferable. You must carry your card at all times while in campus. You should take reasonable
care to protect your student identification card. It should not be given to anyone else for use.
Misuse of a student identification card may constitute misconduct.
Loss of student
identification card
The replacement for a lost card will incur a fee. You should contact the
Registry for instructions on replacing a lost card.
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Expired cards
3.9
The expiry date shown on your student identification card is calculated
based on the duration of your programme. If you need to extend the
expiry date, the Registry will produce a new card with the extended
expiry date (without any charges) upon the return of your existing
student identification card.
KEEPING YOUR DETAILS UP-TO-DATE: OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE
It is your responsibility to ensure that information related to you kept by the University College is
up-to-date and formally notify the Registry of any changes – especially change of contact numbers
and addresses. All hardcopies of correspondence will be sent to the correspondence address
recorded in the University College computer system for student records.
You can update your permanent address, correspondence address and other contact details by
completing a form at the Registry at any point of time. Request for such changes via the
telephone will not be accepted.
3.10 REQUESTING FORMAL DOCUMENTS/LETTERS FROM THE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE
A letter from the University College is a formal document to certify your studies, registration with
the University College, enrolment details or completion of study etc. A letter may be required by a
third party such as government agencies, sponsors, private organisations or employers.
The current list of formal documents/letters available is given below:
Certificate of student status
EPF withdrawal letter
Enrolment notification/confirmation
Offer letter
Academic transcript/progress report
All requests for documents/letters must be formally submitted by the student. A fee may be
charged for the issuance of each document.
The issuance of a document/letter may be immediate or can take up to 10 working days
depending on the necessity for internal verification of your record.
3.11 GETTING ADVICE FOR SELECTION OF SUBJECTS
One or more staff members at the school or academic department of the programme enrolled will
be appointed to give advice on programme requirements, subject/unit/module selection and
other academic matters. You may contact any of the following staff:
DOP/HOD/HOS
Deputy DOP/HOS
Programme coordinator
Programme/Student advisor
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3.12 SUBJECT ENROLMENT AND PRE-ENROLMENT
You are required to enroll for the subjects in each semester in order to complete your study. To do
this, you may be asked to select and enroll for subjects/units/modules for the new or following
semester within the designated enrolment period.
Information regarding the method and specific dates of enrolment will be given by the school or
academic department.
It is your responsibility to ensure that your enrolment is correct and submit formal request for the
change in enrolment if necessary. You should seek advice from your school/academic
department prior to submitting such request.
Deadline for change of enrolment: The period allowed for changing your enrolment is during the
first 2 weeks of a semester. This is known as the Add/Drop Subject period. If you fail to enroll or
submit formal requests within this period, you may be subjected to the following:
Liable for the payment of fees in the semester
A fail grade will be recorded in each subject/unit/module of the semester
Prolong your programme of study
3.13 FINANCIAL HOLD STATUS
Students will be put under financial hold status if they have outstanding payment(s) with the
University College. With this status activated, students will not be permitted to attend classes and
access to the University College facilities – such as the library, computer services, science labs,
hostel etc will be barred; unless clearance of the debts is made.
You should avoid risking yourself from the financial hold status by making sure that you pay all
fees applicable in your programme of study (including hostel and other resource fees) at the start
of each semester or by the designated timeframe.
3.14 CONVERT YOUR CONDITIONAL OFFER STATUS TO UNCONDITIONAL OFFER
If you are currently studying in a programme under condition(s), you should request for a review of
your current status at the earliest possible date. The review must be made within the first
semester of your study or within the period specified in your offer letter. Students with
forecast/pending results must submit a certified true copy of their actual results to the Registry
within 14 calendar days from the official release date of the actual results.
Failure to convert your conditional offer status on time will lead to your registration in the current
programme being terminated.
Further query and/or request for a review of your current status can be made at the Registry.
3.15 DISCONTINUING A PROGRAMME: OFFICIAL WITHDRAWAL
When discontinuing a programme, you must be aware of the relevant dates for refund/transfer of
fees paid to avoid penalties.
If you wish to fully discontinue from your programme, you must notify your DOP/HOS/HOD or
programme coordinator and complete a “Programme Withdrawal” form and submit it to the
Registry or International Student Office.
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3.16 REQUESTING FOR TRANSFER: CAMPUS/PROGRAMME/INTAKE
The criteria for registered students to be eligible to apply for transfers are that they must meet the
following requirements:
Not on financial hold.
Fulfill the minimum requirements for admission into the new programme.
Obtain approvals from DOP/HOS/HOD of the programme(s) involved for the release and
acceptance of registrations.
It is recommended that you seek advice from the DOP/HOS/HOD before applying for a transfer.
3.17 COMPLETING YOUR STUDIES: PROGRAMME COMPLETION
At the end of your programme, you should complete a “Programme Completion” form and submit
it to the Registry/ISO if you do not wish to further your study at the University College. This is to
officially end your registration as a student at the University College and also to formally request
for the refund of deposits paid for your study.
You should be aware of the period allowed for request of refund of deposits to avoid forfeiture of
funds.
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SECTION 4: INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
4.1
POLICIES: STUDENT PASS
The policies and regulations governing student passes are imposed by the Malaysian Immigration
Department and they are applicable to all international students studying in Malaysia. These rules
and regulations must be adhered to. You must submit a medical health report to obtain the
student pass.
You are required to inform the International Student Office (ISO) before making plans related to
your stay in Malaysia, such as change in pass status, change in contacts/addresses, returning
home for holidays, application for deferment/transfer/withdrawal, industrial training/internship
etc.
4.2
HEALTH INSURANCE REQUIREMENT
While you are in Malaysia, you must be covered with a Student Health Insurance Policy. This is a
condition for your student pass for the duration of your stay. It is the responsibility of the student
to remain enrolled in order for the policy to be renewed annually. Please contact the ISO for
further information.
4.3
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT
Specialised support and services are available at the ISO. The ISO is located within the Student
Centre at Level G (Ground), North Building, next to the cafeteria.
Trained staff are available to provide assistance, advice and support which include:
Application for admission procedures
Airport pickup
Accommodation arrangement
Student pass (application, renewal, cancellation and queries)
Insurance (hospitalization and outpatient)
International students are strongly reminded to check the expiry dates of their student passes. It
is their responsibility to update the ISO of their student pass status at all times.
If you are a student transferring from another institution within Malaysia into Sunway University
College, you must make a new student pass application to study at the University College as you
may otherwise face the risk of being deported midway through your studies.
4.4
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
If you are holding an international student pass studying at Sunway University College, you must
be aware and observe the following:
Consequences of not completing enrolment properly and/or not reporting for classes:
Your enrolment and registration can be invalidated and you must return to your home country.
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If you want to discontinue your study:
You must inform the ISO. You will be advised of the documents that you will need to submit
before the withdrawal process is activated.
If you want to take a break in your study:
You are required to provide supporting documentation for your application for deferment
(leave of absence). Besides getting the approval from your DOP/HOD/HOS, you will also need
to obtain approval from the ISO by submitting your “Deferment” form to the department.
If you have been granted a deferment, you must return to your home country.
If you take a break without proper authorisation, you may be in breach of the student pass
conditions. A police report will then be made by the ISO with regards to your absence from
classes.
If you want to transfer to another institution within Malaysia:
You must obtain an official offer letter from the new institution and inform the ISO. You will be
advised of other documents that you will need to submit and the procedures for withdrawing
from your current programme.
4.5
ISO CONTACTS
Airport Pickup Hotline (for new arrivals only)
Hotline (for emergencies)
: +6019 358 8692
: +6019 336 2242
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SECTION 5: FACILITIES, RESOURCES AND SERVICES
5.1
THE TUN HUSSEIN ONN LIBRARY
The entrance to the Tun Hussein Onn Library is located at Level 3, South Building of the University
College campus. This ISO 9001:2008 certified library provides access to a collection of over
125,000 printed items and a wide range of online resources including 30 e-databases, 40,000
e-books and over 29,000 e-journals.
The library’s website (http://thol.sunway.edu.my) provides links to information about the library’s
collection, facilities and services.
5.2
COMPUTING AND IT SERVICES
The University College has 15 computer laboratories in two Computer Learning Centres (CLC) with
each located in the South Building (CLC-1) and North Building (CLC-2). They are used for teaching
and also open access for students. These computer laboratories are equipped with PCs and Macs
preloaded with a comprehensive range of software. There are other computer laboratories
equipped with specialised hardware and software for teaching programmes related to multimedia,
networking, telecommunication, performance and media, and language.
You may also have access to S-Print printing facilities in the laboratories areas. All computers in
the laboratories are connected to the campus-wide network and to the Internet.
The computer laboratories are open from 8.00am to 9.00pm Monday to Friday and 8.30am to
1.00pm on Saturday. However, the opening hours vary for some computer laboratories. You are
advised to enquire about the opening hours and availability of the computer laboratory before
using it.
IT support and service desks: Information Technology Services (ITS) operates helpdesks to assist
students in making effective use of the IT resources. To get support for any computer-related
matters, you are required to go to the helpdesk located at Level 1 (South Building) within the
computer laboratories area, or choose any of the following options:
Send an email to helpdesk@sunway.edu.my
Telephone +603 7491 8622 (ext 8103)
Wifi-ready: The University College campus is covered by a 24-hour wireless access to the Internet.
The entire South Building and selected areas in the North Building are wifi-ready. For more
information, contact staff at the helpdesk.
5.3
STUDENT NETWORK ID
Upon full settlement of fees in the semester (including other outstanding fees if available), you can
proceed to the Computer Learning Centre located at Level 1, South Building to obtain your
network ID. You must bring along the receipts when requesting for your network ID.
The activation of your network ID may take up to 2 working days from the day of request. The
network ID will be the same as your Student ID and it allows you to access all IT facilities in the
University College campus including the Multimedia Zone in the Tun Hussein Onn Library, Wifi
campus zones, electronic learning system eLearn etc.
You should safeguard your network ID and password at all times and avoid any abuse of IT
facilities; failing which, deactivation of your network ID will be carried out.
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5.4
THE VINE, iZONE AND eLEARN
The VINE, iZone and eLearn are web applications specially designed for all students of Sunway
University College to facilitate their online learning experience.
The VINE is an intranet that allows you to read latest announcements and happenings in the
University College. You must use a computer within the University College network to access the
VINE at http://vine.
iZone is a student portal system that can be accessed from outside the University College
campus via http://izone.sunway.edu.my. Depending on the programme enrolled, you may use
iZone for all (or selected) functions listed below:
Change your contact details
Download handbooks and official forms
Enroll subject(s) in a semester
View your enrolment history , progress report or semester results and statements
eLearn is the campus learning management system that enable collaboration between
lecturers and students in their learning process. It facilitates the teaching and learning
virtually via the Internet.
5.5
SCIENCE AND SPECIALISED LABORATORIES
There are several other laboratories available within the University College campus which are
mainly used for teaching purposes. These laboratories are:
Science Labs: they are used mainly by the Pre-University programmes for science related
subjects such as Biology, Chemistry and Physics; located at Level LG (Lower Ground), South
Building and Level LG (Lower Ground), North Building.
Multimedia Production Lab: this lab houses a sound recording studio for the production of
media contents; located at Level LG (Lower Ground), South Building.
Nursing Lab: it is located at Level LG (Lower Ground), North Building and used by the
Department of Nursing for practical classes.
Psychology Labs: they are used by the Department of Psychology for teaching, and research
purposes. These labs are located at Level LG (Lower Ground), North Building.
English Language Lab: the lab is used for teaching English Language programmes. The lab is
located at Level 2, South Building.
Lab safety: If you are studying in a programme which requires sessions in the laboratories, your
safety and that of your fellow students and staff is of primary concern. Your school or department
will provide specific rules and regulations of the laboratories including the safe handling of
materials. You are strongly advised to take utmost care while handling specialised equipment and
inflammable or poisonous materials. Take no risks. Refer to a member of staff immediately when
necessary.
5.6
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE CENTRE
The English Language Centre offers programmes to students who need help developing English
language skills. The Centre is part of the Language and Compulsory Subjects Centre.
English language test: You may be requested to sit for a language proficiency test at the
beginning of your programme. Upon receiving your test results, you may be required to undertake
an English language programme before commencing your study in the programme enrolled earlier.
This depends on your score in the test.
Further enquiries can be directed to staff at the Language and Compulsory Subjects Centre, Level
2, North Building.
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5.7
THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION CENTRE
This is the centre where students can make enquiries on university placement worldwide.
Brochures are available for your research on universities and programmes. Presentations by
various visiting universities, education fairs and other useful university information will be
disseminated through your programme notice boards throughout the year.
You can make appointments with counsellors to seek advice on matters related to your career
pathways and application to universities of your choice. Contact +603 7491 8622 (ext 8008) for
more information.
5.8
THE STUDENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Counselling: Professional and confidential counselling is available to all students at the Student
Centre. Experienced and trained staff are available to assist on matters relating to academic, or
social and personal issues such as emotional difficulties, relationship, self development or family
problems and cultural issues. Contact +603 7491 8622 (ext 8019) for more information.
Employment and career development: The ‘PRePARE’ Career Services Unit under the Student
Services Department provides comprehensive employment and career services to students,
graduates and employers. The Unit runs several events annually for graduating students and
employers; as well as training programmes such as “effective resume writing”, “job interviews”
and job related seminars/talks. Career counsellors are available for information relating to career
planning, job selection and employment advice. Contact +603 7491 8622 (ext 8069) or email
prepare@sunway.edu.my for more information.
Alumni: The Alumni Office dedicates itself to promoting and fostering effective relationships
between graduates and the University College. It keeps in touch with former students via various
networking and developmental programmes. Contact +603 7491 8622 (ext 8021) or email to
alumnioffice@sunway.edu.my for more information.
Scholarships and bursaries: A wide range of scholarships and bursaries are available for study at
Sunway University College. All scholarships offered by the University College are open to
Malaysian students only. However, certain bursaries may be applicable for both Malaysian and
International students. Contact +603 7491 8622 (ext 8055 or 3373) for further information.
Locker hire: Lockers are available for hire and they are located within the campus buildings. You
can enquire about the service and charges at the Student Services Department.
Student Centre indoor facilities: The Student Centre offers numerous table games such as table
tennis and board games. Open spaces for students are also available for booking through clubs
and societies. Opening hours are from 9.00am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday. Contact staff at the
Student Services Department for more information.
Student development and sports: There is a wide range of training and experiential activities for
students, which are conducted outside the classrooms. Such activities include orientation
programmes, concerts, city tours, sport events and other extracurricular activities. There are
approximately 50 active clubs and societies in the University College campus. These are sport
clubs, religious groups, programme clubs, cultural clubs, special interest, social clubs etc. You will
be able to find a group of people who share the same interest and opportunity to meet new friends.
Talk to staff at the Student Services Department or email to sdevsports@sunway.edu.my for more
information.
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5.9
MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT LOAN AND SPONSORSHIP BODIES
As a Malaysian student, you may apply for the PTPTN loan. To be eligible, you must first be
registered as a full-time student in a programme with the University College. The programme
enrolled must be accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA). However, certain
programmes are not eligible for the PTPTN loan.
Other financial aid: EPF Withdrawal, MARA SPT Loan, JPA, Petronas, Sime Darby etc.
All queries should be directed to the Government and Corporate Liaison Unit of the Registry.
Telephone +603 7491 8622 (ext 8135) for more information.
5.10 ACCOMMODATION
The Hostel Management Office manages the University College on-campus accommodation.
Priority is given to full-time outstation and international students, and places are allocated on a
first-come-first-serve basis.
All rooms in the hostel are equipped with a set of basic furniture such as bed, study table and
chair, book shelf and wardrobe. Each hostel unit has a dining table and chairs, sofas, shower
heaters, pantry and refrigerator. Cooking is not allowed in the hostel unit. Meals can be taken at
the hostel café, the University College cafeteria or nearby stalls/restaurants which are located
within a short walking distance from the campus.
Facilities provided within the on-campus accommodation include café, convenience store, internet
access, laundry services, public telephones, sports amenities, study rooms, prayer rooms (surau’s)
etc.
You may contact staff at the Hostel Management Office for further information at +603 5638
0184.
5.11 SPORTS FACILITIES
The University College recognises the importance for staff and students to maintain a balance in
their work and studies with leisure. You may contact staff at the Student Services Department
regarding sport clubs and facilities available.
Indoor and outdoor game facilities available on-campus includes:
Basketball courts (next to the campus car park area for students)
Badminton courts (within the campus accommodation at Sun-U Apartments)
Football/Soccer field (next to the campus car park area for students)
Swimming pool (within the campus accommodation at Sun-U Residence)
Table tennis/Ping Pong (in the Student Centre)
Tennis courts (next to the campus car park area for students)
A multipurpose hall located at Level 4, North Building. The hall can be configured for
badminton and basketball tournaments.
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5.12 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
The University College campus is located within the Sunway metropolitan area and can be
accessed via several public transport systems.
Buses: Bus passes can be purchased at the Financial Services counter located at Level 1, North
Building. You have a choice of bi-weekly or monthly pass depending on your needs. There are
also public buses connecting to designated areas within the Bandar Sunway and Petaling Jaya
townships. Contact +603 7491 8622 (8058) for assistance.
Taxis: Taxis can be booked or hailed from the roadside. You may easily get a taxi near the
University College entrance and at the taxi stop outside the Sun-U Residence (on-campus
accommodation).
Trains: The nearest station is the Subang Train Station located approximately 6km from the
University College campus. The station is serviced by trains going to/from Kuala Lumpur
connecting to other major cities in Malaysia.
5.13 PARKING
A daily parking fee will be charged each time you enter the University College car park. The
University College takes safety and security very seriously. Upgrading works are regularly carried
out at our car parks. The car parks within the campus and on-campus accommodation are
patrolled regularly by the University College security officers. However, there will always be a level
of risk. Owners and drivers are responsible for the safety of their own vehicles.
Below are some basic rules aimed at reducing your risk of becoming a car theft victim:
Be alert and observe the surroundings for anything or anyone suspicious, when parking your
car. Report to the security officer on duty if necessary.
Do not expose your personal belongings in your car. Things such as CD’s, cash, handbags etc
should be concealed and locked away in the boot.
Do not keep your laptop in your car or in the boot when you are away.
Ensure you lock your car whenever you leave it.
5.14 BOOKSHOP
The bookshop is located at Level G (Ground) next to the cafeteria and is open Monday to Friday
from 8.30am to 5.30pm, and Saturday from 9.00am to 1.00pm.
Besides selling text books and magazines, the bookshop offers a range of snacks, stationery and
gift items.
5.15 OTHER SERVICES
Souvenir Shop: The shop located in the Student Centre, sells the University College signature
products ranging from caps, mugs, pens, t-shirts to umbrellas and more. Each new student will be
given a cash voucher on orientation day. You can use this voucher to purchase items of your
choice at the souvenir shop.
The Photocopy Shop: The shop offers binding and photocopying services. The shop is next to the
bookshop in the University College cafeteria.
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Sunway Travel: The travel office is located within the Student Centre at Level G (Ground), North
Building. All students and staff can use the facilities provided by this travel agency, which include
schedule enquiries, booking of air tickets, purchasing travel insurances, hotel accommodation and
package tours. Telephone +603 5632 5622.
Banks and ATM Machines: There are several ATM machines available within the University
College campus. They are located at Level G (Ground), North Building (next to the University
College Cafeteria) and South Building (behind the Security Office). The banks operating the ATM
machines are MayBank and CIMB bank. International students may obtain a letter from the ISO to
open a bank account with the respective bank.
Surau’s: Prayer rooms are available in the campus buildings for Muslim staff and students. These
rooms are located at Level 1, North Building and Level 3, South Building.
Vending machines: Numerous vending machines are available in the campus buildings as well as
in the on-campus accommodation hostels. These machines offer a wide range of snacks and
beverages.
5.16 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
Sunway University College is committed to providing staff, students and visitors a healthy and safe
environment for work and study. The Health and Safety Office, located within the Student Centre
ensures that the University College undergoes a process of continuous improvement to integrate
health and safety into all aspects of the University College operations and activities. For enquiries
and feedback, contact +603 7491 8622 (ext 3678).
Accident Insurance: All registered full-time students of Sunway University College are covered by
an accident insurance scheme. The current policy is restricted to claims resulting from accidents
while a student is engaged in University College/campus-related activities. Costs associated with
illness and disease are not covered under the terms of the policy. For more information about the
scheme, please contact the Student Services Department.
First aid and injuries: You can obtain first aid treatment from a trained staff at the “Nightingale
bay” located near the Student Centre. This room can also be used as a resting place for students
with disability or medical conditions. However, for emergency and further care by a professional
doctor, students will be referred to the Sunway Medical Centre or a private clinic.
5.17 DISABILITY SERVICES
The University College is committed to promoting access and equity for students and staff who are
physically disabled or with long-term medical conditions. There are designated parking lots on
campus and other facilities can be found in the campus building such as access ramps, lifts,
toilets for the disabled etc. Enquiries regarding disability support services can be made at the
Health and Safety Office.
5.18 EVACUATION
In the event of a building evacuation, you will hear an alarm or siren. You must leave the building
immediately via the nearest safe exit and proceed to an assembly area as directed by the
University College staff. Do not use the lifts.
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5.19 CAMPUS SECURITY SERVICE
The campus security service operates around the clock – 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In
the event of an emergency, contact the following emergency numbers:
Internal phone: dial 8111
External phone or mobile: +603 7491 8622 (ext 8111)
Personal security: The University College encourages a cooperative approach by students, staff
and the University College security officers by working together to create a safe campus
environment.
Recognise and avoid situations of potential risk: You are strongly advised to take charge of your
personal security within the campus and as well as outside campus, in order to reduce the
opportunities for crime.
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SECTION 6: LIFESTYLE AND OUTSIDE CAMPUS
6.1
MONTHLY EXPENDITURE
Below is a projected monthly expenditure for a single person. This is an approximate figure and
will vary depending on your personal lifestyle.
Rent 3
RM450.00
Food
RM600.00
Travel 4
RM100.00
Personal expenses: toiletries,
stationery, laundry, telephone
charges, social activities etc
TOTAL
RM300.00
RM1,450.00
3. Based on a twin-sharing room at Sun-U Apartment.
4. Based on a monthly bus pass.
6.2
CAR POOLING
If you drive to the University College, you should consider having a car pool. Car pooling involves
sharing your vehicle with others or joining others in their vehicle. This will help you save money on
petrol and parking, reduces traffic congestion on the roads which is good for the environment.
6.3
THE SUNWAY PYRAMID SHOPPING MALL
Bowling/Cafes/Gym/Food or Beverage Outlets/Restaurants/Retail Shops:
It is highly
recommended that you shop at the Sunway Pyramid shopping mall as you will get almost
everything you need under one roof. The mall opens daily from 10.00am to 10.00pm, seven days
a week.
Cinemas: The cinemas in Sunway Pyramid shopping mall offer the latest movie titles in the
country. Show your student ID card to purchase movie tickets at discounted prices!
Post Office: The nearest post office can be found in the Sunway Pyramid shopping mall. This post
office offers a wide range of postal services such as registered post, domestic and international
postal service, payment of bills etc. The post office is open 9.00am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday.
Hypermarket: You may shop for your groceries at the hypermarket in the Sunway Pyramid
shopping mall and enjoy reasonable prices for all the items you need.
Address: The Sunway Pyramid Shopping Mall, No 3 Jalan PJS 11/15, Bandar Sunway, 46150
Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
Telephone: +603 7494 3000
Fax: +603 7492 6333
Website: www.sunwaypyramid.com
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6.4
THE SUNWAY LAGOON THEME PARK
The Sunway Lagoon – the award winning and most outstanding theme park in Malaysia – features
rides and attractions on its water and dry parks. The lagoon opens daily from 11.00am to 6.00pm
Monday to Friday (except Tuesday) and 10.00am to 6.00pm Saturday and Sunday.
Address: The Sunway Lagoon, No 3 Jalan PJS 11/11, Bandar Sunway, 46150 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
Telephone: +603 5639 0000
Fax: +603 5639 0050
Website: www.sunway.com.my/lagoon
6.5
THE SUNWAY MEDICAL CENTRE
The Sunway Medical Centre is one of the most reputable private hospitals in Malaysia, offering a
comprehensive range of health services and facilities including 24-hour emergency services. The
hospital is along the same road as the University College campus, and is about 1km away.
Address: The Sunway Medical Centre, No 5 Jalan Lagoon Selatan, Bandar Sunway, 46150 Petaling
Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
Telephone: +603 7491 9191
Fax: +603 7491 8181
Website: www.sunway.com.my/sunmed
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SECTION 7: MAP AND CAMPUS FLOOR PLANS
7.1
MAP: How to get to the University College?
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7.2
CAMPUS FLOOR PLANS: How to get to places within the campus?
WEST
NORTH BUILDING: LEVEL LG (LOWER GROUND)
5
EAST
9
10
2
16
6
11
15
1
3
7
17
12
18
8
4
Entrance
14
Staircase to Level G (Ground)
1
WEST
13
7
SOUTH BUILDING: LEVEL LG (LOWER GROUND)
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2
3
6
5
4
EAST
North Building: Level LG (Lower Ground)
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Building Index
Sunway International School
Laboratory: Nursing
Laboratory: Psychology
Observation Room
Office: Nursing Staff
Mock Ward: Nursing
Administrative Office: School of Health and Natural Sciences
Office: School of Health and Natural Sciences
Cold Room
Physical Containment Room
Laboratory: Biology 2
Academic Office: School of Health and Natural Sciences
Preparation Room
Office: Department of Art and Design
Studio F
Studio E
Studio B
South Building: Level LG (Lower Ground)
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Building Index
Office: Department of Facilities and Management
Laboratory: Chemistry 3
Laboratory: Physics 1
Computer Lab: Multimedia Production Laboratory
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CAMPUS FLOOR PLAN
NORTH BUILDING: LEVEL G (GROUND)
WEST
EAST
20
21
6
4
1
2
5
7
3
8
22
11
10
12
15
9
13
17 19
16
18
To Cafeteria
23
14
24
Staircase to Level LG (Lower Ground)
To Cafeteria
Staircase to Level 1
1
14
2
3
4
5
12
13
19
7
16
15
6
8
11
WEST
10
9
Foyer
SOUTH BUILDING: LEVEL G (GROUND)
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18
17
EAST
North Building: Level G (Ground)
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Building Index
Office: Student Services Department
Office: International Education Centre
Student Centre
Student Centre: Meeting Room
Student Centre: Publication Room
Cafeteria: Common Place
Sunway Travel
Shop: Souvenir (Sunway Originals)
Classroom: NW-G-1
Classroom: NW-G-2
Classroom: NW-G-3
Classroom: NW-G-4
Classroom: NW-G-5
Classroom: NW-G-6
Office: International Student
Student Centre: Power Studio
Office: Health and Safety
Nightingale Bay (First Aid)
Shop: Photo Shop
Shop: Book
Shop: Photocopy
Cafeteria: Seating Area
Classroom: NE-G-7
Classroom: NE-G-8
South Building: Level G (Ground)
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Building Index
Auditorium 1
Auditorium 2
Auditorium 3
Auditorium 4
Information Centre
Office: Security
Training Room: Manchester Business School
Office: Manchester Business School
Administrative Office: Manchester Business School
Classroom: SW-G-1
Classroom: SW-G-2
Classroom: SW-G-3
Classroom: SW-G-4
Classroom: SE-G-5
Classroom: SE-G-6
Classroom: SE-G-7
Classroom: SE-G-8
Office: Financial Courses Division
Office: Lancaster University
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CAMPUS FLOOR PLAN
NORTH BUILDING: LEVEL 1
WEST
EAST
15
11
22
10
9
13
6
8
19
7
25
24
18
23
31
26
20
12
32
14
4
5
3
2
21
1
16
27
28
30
17
29
Staircase to Level Ground (G)
9
10
11
2
12 13
To North Building
7
14 15
8
3
1
WEST
6 5 4
16 17
SOUTH BUILDING: LEVEL 1
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18
EAST
North Building: Level 1
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Building Index
Surau: Female
Surau: Male
Classroom: NW-1-1
Classroom: NW-TR1-2
Classroom: NW-TR1-3
Classroom: NW-TR1-4
Classroom: NW-1-5
Classroom: NW-1-6
Classroom: NW-TR1-7
Classroom: NW-TR1-8
Classroom: NW-TR1-9
Lecture Theatre 1
Lecture Theatre 2
Office: Victoria University Degree Programmes
Office: Victoria University MBA Programme
Counter: Financial Services
Office: Marketing and Admissions
Office: Chancellery, Directorate, Human Resources and PR
Office: Quality Assurance and Strategic Planning
Office: Finance Department
Office: Purchasing Department
Classroom: NE-1-10
Classroom: NE-TR1-11
Lecture Theatre 3
Lecture Theatre 4
South Building: Level 1
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Building Index
Computer Labs: Computer Learning Centre (CLC)
Academic Office: Pre-University
Administrative Office: Pre-University
Discussion Room 1
Discussion Room 2
Discussion Room 3
Office: Pre-University
Administrative Office: CIMP
Administrative Office: A-Levels
Administrative Office: AUSMAT/FIA
Administrative Office: MUFY
Office: Registry
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CAMPUS FLOOR PLAN
WEST
6
7
5
14
4
15
16
EAST
17
18
8
19
20
23
21
24
22
25
9
13
3
10
2
1
11
12
26
28
27
12
7
10
11
8
9
14
1
13
2
6
WEST
5
4
16
17
18
21
20
19
15
3
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EAST
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
Building Index
Computer Lab: NW-CL2-1
Helpdesk: Information Technology (IT)
Printing Room
Office: Information Technology (IT) Services - Applications
Academic Office: School of Computer Technology
Office: Information Technology (IT) Services - Operations
Office: School of Computer Technology
Office: Language and Compulsory Subject Centre
Meeting Room: NW-2
Computer Lab: NE-CL2-10
Classroom: NE-2-12
Classroom: NE-2-13
Classroom: NE-2-14
Classroom: NE-2-18
Classroom: NE-2-19
Classroom: NE-2-20
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Building Index
Classroom: SW-2-1
Classroom: SW-2-2
Classroom: SW-2-3
Classroom: SW-2-4
Classroom: SW-2-5
Classroom: SW-2-6
Classroom: SW-2-7
Classroom: SW-2-8
Classroom: SW-2-9
Auditorium 5
Auditorium 6
Library: Tun Hussein Onn
Auditorium 7
Laboratory: Language (SMILE) SE-2-10
Classroom: SE-2-11
Classroom: SE-2-12
Classroom: SE-2-13
Classroom: SE-2-14
Classroom: SE-2-15
Classroom: SE-2-16
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CAMPUS FLOOR PLAN
WEST
3
8
4
9
EAST
10
14
15
5
21
20
16
13
6
11
22
19
23
18
7
12
2
17
1
24
10
25
11
12
13
7
6
WEST
8
5
9
4
1
16
2
15
3
Entrance to the Library
Page 35
14
17
18
19
22
21
20
EAST
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Building Index
Classroom: NW-3-0
Office: Financial Courses Division (SunwayTES)
Office: School of Business
Counselling Room (School of Business)
Postgraduate Room (School of Computer Technology)
Classroom: NW-3-1
Classroom: NW-3-2
Meeting Room: NW-3
Office: American Degree Transfer Programme
Academic Office: American Degree Transfer Programme
Academic Office: School of Business
Classroom: NE-3-3
Classroom: NE-3-4
Classroom: NE-3-5
Classroom: NE-3-6
Classroom: NE-3-7
Classroom: NE-3-8
Classroom: NE-3-9
Classroom: NE-3-10
Classroom: NE-3-11
Classroom: NE-3-12
Classroom: NE-3-13
Classroom: NE-3-14
Classroom: NE-3-15
Classroom: NE-3-16
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
Building Index
Classroom: SW-3-1
Classroom: SW-3-2
Classroom: SW-3-3
Classroom: SW-3-4
Classroom: SW-3-5
Classroom: SW-3-6
Classroom: SW-3-7
Classroom: SW-3-8
Classroom: SW-3-9
Surau
Computer Lab: Multimedia Resource Centre (THOL)
Classroom: SE-3-10
Classroom: SE-3-11
Classroom: SE-3-12
Classroom: SE-3-13
Classroom: SE-3-14
Classroom: SE-3-15
Classroom: SE-3-16
Classroom: SE-3-17
Classroom: SE-3-18
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CAMPUS FLOOR PLAN
WEST
EAST
6
11
14
5
12
13
8
23
15
4
10
9
16
17
7
24
3
19
1
To North Building
2
1
20
7
8
4
21
10
13
14
16
15
5
22
9
2
3
18
6
11
21
20
19
17
18
12
WEST
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EAST
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Building Index
Classroom: NW-4-1
Classroom: NW-4-2
Classroom: NW-TR4-3
Classroom: NW-TR4-4
Classroom: NW-TR4-5
Classroom: NW-4-6
Lecture Theatre 5
Lecture Theatre 6
Academic Office: Financial Courses Division (SunwayTES)
Multipurpose Hall
Classroom: NE-4-7
Classroom: NE-4-8
Classroom: NE-4-9
Classroom: NE-4-10
Classroom: NE-4-11
Classroom: NE-4-12
Classroom: NE-4-13
Classroom: NE-4-14
Classroom: NE-4-15
Classroom: NE-4-16
Classroom: NE-4-17
Classroom: NE-4-18
Lecture Theatre 7
Lecture Theatre 8
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Building Index
Office: SIBM
Office: AUSMAT
Classroom: SW-4-1
Classroom: SW-4-2
Classroom: SW-4-3
Classroom: SW-4-4
Classroom: SW-4-5
Classroom: SW-4-6
Classroom: SW-4-7
Seminar Room
Office: Department of Performance and Media
Theatre: Rooftop
Meeting Room: SE-4
Studio
Classroom: SE-4-8
Classroom: SE-4-9
Classroom: SE-4-10
Classroom: SE-4-11
Classroom: SE-4-12
Classroom: SE-4-13
Classroom: SE-4-14
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CAMPUS FLOOR PLAN
WEST
EAST
13
1
14
6
12
7
15
2
8
16
4
3
9
17
10
5
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Building Index
Kitchen: Pastry
Restaurant: Training
Kitchen: Production
Kitchen: Preparation
Store/Chiller: School of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Management
Classroom: NW-TR5-1
Classroom: NE-5-2
Classroom: NE-5-3
Classroom: NE-5-4
Classroom: NE-5-5
Classroom: NE-5-6
Mock Front Office
Mock Room
Restaurant: DELI
Office: School of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Management
Administrative Office: School of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure
Management
Academic Office: School of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure
Management
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11
CAMPUS FLOOR PLAN
NORTH
EAST BUILDING: LEVEL G (GROUND)
SOUTH
5
3
4
East Building: Level G
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
Building Index
Classroom: EB-G-1
Classroom: EB-G-2
Classroom: EB-G-3
Classroom: EB-G-4
Classroom: EB-G-5
Page 40
2
1
CAMPUS FLOOR PLAN
EAST BUILDING: LEVEL 1
NORTH
6
7
3
5
SOUTH
2
4
Bridge to North Building
East Building: Level 1
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Building Index
Classroom: EB-1-1
Classroom: EB-1-2
Classroom: EB-1-3
Classroom: EB-1-4
Classroom: EB-1-5
Classroom: EB-1-6
Classroom: EB-1-7
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1
CAMPUS FLOOR PLAN
EAST BUILDING: LEVEL 2
NORTH
6
7
3
5
4
East Building: Level 2
Zone
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
SOUTH
Building Index
Classroom: EB-2-1
Classroom: EB-2-2
Classroom: EB-2-3
Classroom: EB-2-4
Classroom: EB-2-5
Classroom: EB-2-6
Classroom: EB-2-7
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2
1
7.3
BUILDING INDEX
Index: Academic Offices, Administrative Offices and Auditoriums
Department / Area
Academic Office: American Degree Transfer Programme
Academic Office: Financial Courses Division (SunwayTES)
Academic Office: School of Business
Academic Office: School of Computer Technology
Academic Office: School of Health and Natural Sciences
Academic Office: School of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Management
Administrative Office: Manchester Business School
Administrative Office: Pre-University
Administrative Office: School of Health and Natural Sciences
Administrative Office: School of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure
Management
Auditorium 1
Auditorium 2
Auditorium 3
Auditorium 4
Auditorium 5
Auditorium 6
Auditorium 7
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Level
3
4
1
1
2
3
3
2
LG
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
G
1
1
1
LG
5
Building
North
North
South
South
South
South
North
North
North
North
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
North
North
Zone
10
9
2
7
13
13
11
13
13
17
12
13
14
15
9
10
11
9
16
17
3
7
16
G
G
G
G
2
2
2
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
1
2
3
4
10
11
14
Index: Cafeteria and Classrooms
Department / Area
Cafeteria: Common Place
Cafeteria: Seating Area
Classroom: EB-1-1
Classroom: EB-1-2
Classroom: EB-1-3
Classroom: EB-1-4
Classroom: EB-1-5
Classroom: EB-1-6
Classroom: EB-1-7
Classroom: EB-2-1
Classroom: EB-2-2
Classroom: EB-2-3
Classroom: EB-2-4
Classroom: EB-2-5
Classroom: EB-2-6
Classroom: EB-2-7
Classroom: EB-G-1
Classroom: EB-G-2
Classroom: EB-G-3
Classroom: EB-G-4
Classroom: EB-G-5
Classroom: NE-1-10
Classroom: NE-2-12
Classroom: NE-2-13
Classroom: NE-2-14
Classroom: NE-2-18
Classroom: NE-2-19
Classroom: NE-2-20
Classroom: NE-3-10
Classroom: NE-3-11
Classroom: NE-3-12
Classroom: NE-3-13
Classroom: NE-3-14
Classroom: NE-3-15
Classroom: NE-3-16
Classroom: NE-3-3
Classroom: NE-3-4
Classroom: NE-3-5
Classroom: NE-3-6
Classroom: NE-3-7
Classroom: NE-3-8
Classroom: NE-3-9
Classroom: NE-4-10
Classroom: NE-4-11
Classroom: NE-4-12
Classroom: NE-4-13
Classroom: NE-4-14
Level
G
G
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
G
G
G
G
G
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
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Building
North
North
East
East
East
East
East
East
East
East
East
East
East
East
East
East
East
East
East
East
East
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
Zone
6
22
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
22
20
21
22
26
27
28
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
14
15
16
17
18
Index: Classrooms
Department / Area
Classroom: NE-4-15
Classroom: NE-4-16
Classroom: NE-4-17
Classroom: NE-4-18
Classroom: NE-4-7
Classroom: NE-4-8
Classroom: NE-4-9
Classroom: NE-5-2
Classroom: NE-5-3
Classroom: NE-5-4
Classroom: NE-5-5
Classroom: NE-5-6
Classroom: NE-G-7
Classroom: NE-G-8
Classroom: NW-1-1
Classroom: NW-1-5
Classroom: NW-1-6
Classroom: NW-3-0
Classroom: NW-3-1
Classroom: NW-3-2
Classroom: NW-4-1
Classroom: NW-4-2
Classroom: NW-4-6
Classroom: NW-G-1
Classroom: NW-G-2
Classroom: NW-G-3
Classroom: NW-G-4
Classroom: NW-G-5
Classroom: NW-G-6
Classroom: NW-TR1-2
Classroom: NW-TR1-3
Classroom: NW-TR1-4
Classroom: NW-TR1-7
Classroom: NW-TR1-8
Classroom: NW-TR1-9
Classroom: NW-TR4-3
Level
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
G
G
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
3
3
3
4
4
4
G
G
G
G
G
G
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
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Building
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
Zone
19
20
21
22
11
12
13
7
8
9
10
11
23
24
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
23
24
25
3
7
8
1
6
7
1
2
6
9
10
11
12
13
14
4
5
6
9
10
11
3
Index: Classrooms
Department / Area
Classroom: NW-TR4-4
Classroom: NW-TR4-5
Classroom: NW-TR5-1
Classroom: SE-2-11
Classroom: SE-2-12
Classroom: SE-2-13
Classroom: SE-2-14
Classroom: SE-2-15
Classroom: SE-2-16
Classroom: SE-3-10
Classroom: SE-3-11
Classroom: SE-3-12
Classroom: SE-3-13
Classroom: SE-3-14
Classroom: SE-3-15
Classroom: SE-3-16
Classroom: SE-3-17
Classroom: SE-3-18
Classroom: SE-4-10
Classroom: SE-4-11
Classroom: SE-4-12
Classroom: SE-4-13
Classroom: SE-4-14
Classroom: SE-4-8
Classroom: SE-4-9
Classroom: SE-G-5
Classroom: SE-G-6
Classroom: SE-G-7
Classroom: SE-G-8
Classroom: SW-2-1
Classroom: SW-2-2
Classroom: SW-2-3
Classroom: SW-2-4
Classroom: SW-2-5
Classroom: SW-2-6
Classroom: SW-2-7
Classroom: SW-2-8
Classroom: SW-2-9
Classroom: SW-3-1
Classroom: SW-3-2
Classroom: SW-3-3
Classroom: SW-3-4
Classroom: SW-3-5
Classroom: SW-3-6
Classroom: SW-3-7
Classroom: SW-3-8
Classroom: SW-3-9
Level
4
4
5
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
G
G
G
G
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
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Building
North
North
North
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
Zone
4
5
6
16
17
18
19
20
21
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
17
18
19
20
21
15
16
14
15
16
17
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Index: Classrooms, Cold Room, Computer Labs, Counselling Room, Counter (Payment),
Discussion Rooms, Helpdesk, Information Centre, Kitchens and Laboratories
Department / Area
Classroom: SW-4-1
Classroom: SW-4-2
Classroom: SW-4-3
Classroom: SW-4-4
Classroom: SW-4-5
Classroom: SW-4-6
Classroom: SW-4-7
Classroom: SW-G-1
Classroom: SW-G-2
Classroom: SW-G-3
Classroom: SW-G-4
Cold Room
Computer Lab: Multimedia Production Laboratory
Computer Lab: Multimedia Resource Centre (Tun Hussein Onn Library)
Computer Labs: Computer Learning Centre (CLC)
Counselling Room (School of Business)
Counter: Financial Services
Discussion Room 1
Discussion Room 2
Discussion Room 3
Helpdesk: Information Technology (IT)
Information Centre
Kitchen: Pastry
Kitchen: Preparation
Kitchen: Production
Laboratory: Language (SMILE) SE-2-10
Laboratory: Nursing
Laboratory: Psychology
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Level
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
G
G
G
G
LG
LG
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
G
5
5
5
LG
LG
LG
LG
LG
2
LG
LG
LG
LG
Building
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
South
North
South
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
South
South
North
North
South
South
South
North
South
North
North
North
North
North
South
South
South
South
North
South
South
North
Zone
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
9
7
18
19
1
2
3
5
6
8
9
10
11
12
1
4
16
4
5
6
4
5
1
4
3
12
11
4
3
2
15
2
5
6
3
Index: Lecture Theatres, Library, Meeting Rooms, Mock Rooms, Multipurpose Hall, Nightingale Bay
(First Aid), Observation Room and Offices
Department / Area
Lecture Theatre 1
Lecture Theatre 2
Lecture Theatre 3
Lecture Theatre 4
Lecture Theatre 5
Lecture Theatre 6
Lecture Theatre 7
Lecture Theatre 8
Meeting Room: NW-2
Meeting Room: NW-3
Meeting Room: SE-4
Mock Front Office
Mock Room
Mock Ward: Nursing
Multipurpose Hall
Nightingale Bay (First Aid)
Observation Room
Office: American Degree Transfer Programme
Office: AUSMAT
Office: Chancellery, Directorate, Human Resources and PR
Office: Department of Art and Design
Office: Department of Facilities and Management
Office: Department of Performance and Media
Office: Finance Department
Office: Health and Safety
Office: Information Technology (IT) Services - Applications
Office: Information Technology (IT) Services - Operations
Office: International Education Centre
Office: International Student
Office: Lancaster University
Office: Language and Compulsory Subject Centre
Office: Manchester Business School
Office: Marketing and Admissions
Office: Nursing Staff
Office: Pre-University
Office: Purchasing Department
Office: Quality Assurance and Strategic Planning
Office: Registry
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Level
1
1
1
1
4
4
4
4
2
3
2
3
4
5
5
LG
4
G
LG
3
4
1
LG
LG
4
1
G
3
G
2
2
G
G
G
2
G
1
LG
1
1
1
1
Building
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
South
South
North
North
South
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
South
North
North
South
South
North
South
North
North
North
North
North
North
South
North
South
North
North
South
North
North
South
Zone
12
13
31
32
7
8
23
24
12
11
17
8
13
12
13
6
10
18
4
9
2
18
15
1
11
20
18
2
17
12
14
2
15
19
16
8
17
5
8
21
19
18
Index: Offices, Physical Containment Room, Postgraduate Room, Printing Room, Preparation
Room (Science Lab), Printing Room, Restaurants, Seminar Room, Shops, Store, Student
Centre, Studio, Sunway International School, Sunway Travel, Surau, Theatre and Training
Room.
Department / Area
Office: School of Business
Office: School of Computer Technology
Office: School of Health and Natural Sciences
Office: School of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Management
Office: Security
Office: SIBM
Office: Student Services Department
Office: Victoria University Degree Programmes
Office: Victoria University MBA Programme
Physical Containment Room
Postgraduate Room (School of Computer Technology)
Preparation Room
Printing Room
Restaurant: DELI
Restaurant: Training
Seminar Room
Shop: Book
Shop: Photo
Shop: Photocopy
Shop: Souvenir (Sunway Originals)
Store/Chiller: School of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Management
Student Centre
Student Centre: Meeting Room
Student Centre: Power Studio
Student Centre: Publication Room
Studio
Studio B
Studio E
Studio F
Sunway International School
Sunway Travel
Surau
Surau: Female
Surau: Male
Theatre: Rooftop
Training Room: Manchester Business School
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Level
3
2
LG
5
G
4
G
1
1
LG
3
LG
2
5
5
4
G
G
G
G
5
G
G
G
G
4
LG
LG
LG
LG
G
3
1
1
4
G
Building
North
North
North
North
South
South
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
South
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
North
South
North
North
North
North
North
South
North
North
South
South
Zone
3
15
8
15
6
1
1
14
15
10
5
14
7
14
2
10
20
19
21
8
5
3
4
16
5
14
18
17
16
1
7
10
1
2
12
7
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Published by
The Registry
www.sunway.edu.my/registry
Sunway University College, Level 1
No 5 Jalan Universiti, Bandar Sunway,
46150 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan.
Tel: 03-7491 8622
Fax: 03-5635 8633
Email: registry@sunway.edu.my
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