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Brace yourself for an exciting campus life beyond the classroom. With almost a quarter of our students coming from over 14 countries from around the world, our campus offers a diverse and vibrant melting pot of talents, ideas and experiences. In addition, round-the-year student activities from more than 20 student clubs and societies offer you ample, opportunities in arts, culture, and sports and develop personal skills in communication and leadership, at the same time helping you to build community bonds and networks that will benefit you later in life. There are numerous clubs and societies with various types of student activities to cater to all interests at UNITAR. They include; the Student Representative Council, Welfare & Community Works, Cultural & Religious Activities, PR & Self Help Development, Recreational Activities, Academic Associations, a Martial Arts Club, Creative Arts and the International Students Representative Council. |
Brace yourself for an exciting campus life beyond the classroom. With almost a quarter of our students coming from over 14 countries from around the world, our campus offers a diverse and vibrant melting pot of talents, ideas and experiences. In addition, round-the-year student activities from more than 20 student clubs and societies offer you ample, opportunities in arts, culture, and sports and develop personal skills in communication and leadership, at the same time helping you to build community bonds and networks that will benefit you later in life. There are numerous clubs and societies with various types of student activities to cater to all interests at UNITAR. They include; the Student Representative Council, Welfare & Community Works, Cultural & Religious Activities, PR & Self Help Development, Recreational Activities, Academic Associations, a Martial Arts Club, Creative Arts and the International Students Representative Council. |
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===Student Representatives Council |
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The Student Representative Council (SRC) looks after the welfare of students at UNITAR. SRC organises various types of activities in promoting greater social awareness and facilitates interaction among its students. The Council also provides a means of communication between students and the administration on issues pertaining to living and study conditions. A General Election is held by UNITAR yearly to elect the representatives of this council. |
The Student Representative Council (SRC) looks after the welfare of students at UNITAR. SRC organises various types of activities in promoting greater social awareness and facilitates interaction among its students. The Council also provides a means of communication between students and the administration on issues pertaining to living and study conditions. A General Election is held by UNITAR yearly to elect the representatives of this council. |
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The main objective of this association is to foster a spirit of volunteer work and open communication among its members. Recently the association has ventured into numerous community service activities in many states of Malaysia which include; Pahang, Sarawak, Perlis, Selangor and in Johor. |
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The ‘Borneo Student Society’ is open to students from Borneo (Sabah and Sarawak) as well those from the islands of West Malaysia. BSS organises and partakes extensively in activities inside and outside of the university. |
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The ‘Consumer Club’ is an association that conducts activities to instill awareness among students regarding consumer issues. Their mission is to create awareness in society and among the student body of UNITAR to be more sensitive on what they consume and use every day, as well as to create awareness on their individual consumer rights. |
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''‘Persatuan Mahasiswa Islam’'' is the only club at UNITAR that brings together all Muslim students to plan and venture into all types of activities that are in accordance to Islamic teachings. It also acts as a platform for its members to improve their understanding in Islam. |
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''‘Persatuan Mahasiswa India’'' is an association that gathers all Indian students to organise many kinds of activities, especially those pertaining to Indian culture and heritage. Apart from this, it also encourages cultural interaction between different ethnic groups in the community. |
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The ‘UNITAR Chinese Student Association’ is an association that gathers all Chinese students to organise many kinds of activities, especially those pertaining to Chinese culture and heritage. Apart from this, it also encourages cultural interaction between different ethnic groups in the community. |
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The ‘Toastmaster Club’ is a non-profit organisation renowned worldwide. The objective of this club is to help members become more competent and comfortable speaking in front of an audience. It offers a proven and enjoyable method to practice and hone oratory communication skills and builds leadership qualities among its members. |
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The ‘Adventure and Recreational Club’ welcomes active, fun loving UNITAR students to this fast growing outdoor activities group. URAC focuses on offering its members a wide variety of outdoor, cultural, sporting, travel and social events to participate in. Its mission is to provide members a wide array of fun-filled activities in a relaxed, no-pressure environment to foster social interaction among its members. Among the activities organised are jungle tracking, mountain climbing and recreational trips within Malaysia. |
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This association is a platform for IT students to exchange ideas, view, opinions and to keep up with breaking news in the field of Information Technology. It also creates an opportunity for students to approach modern IT issues and organise academic activities for students. This provides a platform which will allow the discovery of the potential talent in students and help cultivate them in the university setting as well as to prepare them for the world beyond, in the field of Information Technology. |
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The’ HOST Club’ is a university organization with the primary goal to provide social and educational activities for UNITAR students interested in the hospitality and tourism industries. So far, this club has organized many activities for its members which include inter-university persons or with external parties in the hospitality and tourism industries. |
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The ‘Educator’s Club’ is primarily established for students pursuing a Bachelor of Education (Hons) programme at UNITAR. However, it is also open to students who are interested in the education field, even if it is not their primary focus. The club provides practical information for those who are interested to explore an education career in either the governmental, or in private institutions. |
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The ‘Early Childhood Education Club’ is established primarily for students pursuing the Bachelor (Hons) Degree or Diploma level qualification in Early Childhood Education. The club provides practical information for those who are interested to explore the early childhood courses available at UNITAR. |
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The ‘Counseling Club’ is established primarily for students pursuing a Bachelor in Counseling (Hons) programme. It provides practical information for those who are interested to explore the techniques and activities of the counseling area and processes. |
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The ‘Taekwondo Club’ provides a unique opportunity for UNITAR students to experience Taekwondo in an exciting and authentic manner. Taekwondo is the Korean art of self-defense dedicated to the achievement of physical fitness, concentration, determination and confidence. It also disciplines the mind and body of an individual. |
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‘Kelab Media Siswa’ is hoping to instill a positive influence on students for their ability to appreciate and understand the writing processes. It provides an opportunity of exposure to writing, editing and journalism elements to its members. |
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The ‘Shutter Club’ encourages its members to get out and about and shoot! As part of catering to all skill levels, it aims to educate its members on various branches of photography, and encourage those who specialise in certain areas to share their knowledge in, as well as to gain knowledge in other branches of photography. |
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The ‘International Students Association’ is a forum for international students to meet each other and also for other interested students to get together and supports the needs of international students at UNITAR. So far, ISA has organized several activities for its members such as Hari Raya celebrations and Christmas. |
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The University’s policy is to provide appropriate facilities whether on or off campus. A budget shall be provided for such purposes and the Sports and Recreation Unit shall be responsible in executing this policy. |
The University’s policy is to provide appropriate facilities whether on or off campus. A budget shall be provided for such purposes and the Sports and Recreation Unit shall be responsible in executing this policy. |
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===Cultural and Heritage Activities=== |
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The Malaysian population is a great menage of varied cultures and societies dating back many centuries in the history of our country. In order to instill knowledge off, of our culture and heritage, UNITAR has formed a selection of activities that students can participate in. Among the programs are: |
The Malaysian population is a great menage of varied cultures and societies dating back many centuries in the history of our country. In order to instill knowledge off, of our culture and heritage, UNITAR has formed a selection of activities that students can participate in. Among the programs are: |
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Revision as of 04:34, 31 December 2012
Template:UNITAR International University UNITAR International University was established in 1997, and represents as one of the first Private Higher Educational Institutions in the country. In addition to its main campus located at Leisure Commerce Square, Petaling Jaya the university collaborates with numerous Independent Regional Centres across the country with a population of more than 9,000 students in 60 academic programmes. The university prides itself in developing outstanding Foundation, Diploma, Bachelors, Masters and Doctorate programmes to meet the needs and aspirations of in its diverse and highly talented student body.
UNITAR envisions itself to be the leading centre of excellence in providing quality education, research & development and training in the fields of Business Administration, Education & Social Sciences, Early Childhood Studies, Information Technology and Hospitality & Tourism Management studies within Malaysia and in the ASEAN region. With UNITAR’s mission to produce the most highly sought after graduates in the field of their specialisation, all programmes offered are developed through close consultation with the most prominent senior academia in the country, businesses and our collaborative industry partners. With a host of first rate, current and industry focused syllabuses; all programmes are approved by the Ministry of Higher Education, Malaysia and exceed the standards of excellence required of the Malaysian Qualifications Agency.
The University caters to a broad student body, ranging from fresh school-leavers, middle and senior management professionals, businessmen, home-maker’s and even retirees through our conventional and distance learning programmes. With a steadfast commitment to continually strive for evergreen excellence, UNITAR is fast becoming an important higher education player within Malaysia and in the region. As an innovative learning university, the outcomes of which we aspire are to produce the most employable graduates in the market for their respective fields, provide the best learning ‘ecosystem’ of which students are best able to absorb knowledge and to create a sustainable learning institution of growth and maturity.
UNITAR International University
Vision
To be the leading centre of excellence in providing quality education, research & development, and training in the field of management and technology
Missions
- To produce quality graduates and professionals in the field of management and technology
- To provide quality curriculum through the integration of best practices and professional experiences in human capital development
- To foster university-industry relations through research and professional development programmes
- To enhance international recognition through research and professional collaborations with foreign partners in niche areas
Goals
- To produce high caliber graduates and professionals preferred by employers
- To provide contemporary knowledge, skills and competencies with best practices as an integral part of human capital development
- To develop university-industry relations in selected areas of management and technology
- To establish international and professional collaborations towards quality education and training in Malaysia and abroad
Core Value
- Universality of educational opportunities
- Commitment to excellence and professional ethics
- Customer focus
- Embracing teamwork
Strategic Directions
- To produce the ‘Most Employable Graduates’ who are thinkers and appliers of knowledge, with excellent communication skills and whom are socially responsible.
- To achieve this through the best ‘Learning Ecosystem’ which incorporates the best educators, using the most effective pedagogical tools, in the most conducive environment.
- To ensure that the University operates in the most sustainable way, with a Business Model that is asset-light and nimble in its approach to achieving sustainable growth.
History
- 1997___Ministry of Education invited KUB Malaysia Berhad to set-up Universiti Tun Abdul Razak (UNITAR).
- 1998___Official launch by Y.A.B Dato’ Sri Mohd Najib Tun Abdul Razak, Minister of Education.
- 1999___Received establishment letter from the Ministry of Education.
- 2000___Received approval for registration from the Ministry of Education.
- 2001___Received MSC-Status recognition.
- 2002___Received the MSC-Status from Y.A.B Dato’ Seri Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, Prime Minister of Malaysia.
- 2003___Received ISO 9001 : 2000 Quality System Certification from SIRIM.
- 2007___UNITAR was acquired by Yayasan PINTAR from KUB Malaysia Berhad.
- 2010___Relocation of UNITAR Pintar Campus, Kelana Jaya to Leisure Commerce Square.
- 2011___The Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) approved the re-naming of UNITAR Pintar Campus to University of Management and Technology (UMTECH).
- 2012___Ekuiti Nasional Berhad (Ekuinas) invested up to 90% stake in Unitar Capital Sdn. Bhd., the owner and operator of University of Management and Technology (UMTECH) together with private equity firm Shoraka Square Ltd (Shoraka) and other investors. YB Dato’ Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin, the Ministry of Higher Education approved the renaming of University of Management and Technology (UMTECH) to UNITAR International University (UNITAR).
Programmes Offered
Educational programmes of UNITAR are accredited by Malaysian Qualification Agency (MQA).
Conventional Learning UNITAR offers a myriad of full-time on-campus programmes at Foundation, Diploma, Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels. Provide robust academic standards, dedicated faculties, effective administration and student support. The latest technology will help students to grow and thrive in an independent learning environment. The benefits that students will reap from studying at UNITAR extend beyond the classroom. Student will be in a multi-cultural mix of both Malaysian and International students, creating great diversity.
Distance Learning UNITAR is one of the leading universities in Malaysia offering flexible distance learning study options. Adult learners, from young workers to retirees will discover valuable lifelong learning opportunities at UNITAR. They can enjoy the pursuit of higher education without sacrificing career, family or other social responsibilities. UNITAR is a beacon of hope for adult learners who aspire to further their studies
Faculties and Schools
Faculty of Business Administration
- Diploma in Management
- Diploma in Accountancy
- Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons)
- Bachelor in Accounting (Hons)
- Bachelor of Management (Hons)
Faculty of Early Childhood Studies
- Diploma in Early Childhood Education
- Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) (Hons)
Faculty of Education and Social Sciences
- Bachelor of English (Hons)
- Bachelor of Education (Hons)
- Bachelor of Education (Guidance & Counselling) (Hons)
- Bachelor of Guidance & Counselling (Hons)
Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management
- Diploma in Culinary Arts
- Diploma in Food Service Management
- Diploma in Hotel Management
- Diploma in Tourism Management
- Bachelor of Hospitality Management (Hons)
- Bachelor of Science (Food Catering Management) (Hons)
Faculty of Information Technology
- Diploma in Computer Security
- Diploma in Information Technology
- Bachelor of Computer Security (Hons)
- Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons)
- Bachelor of Information Systems (Hons)
- Bachelor of Software Engineering (Hons)
- Bachelor of Science (Accounting Information Systems) (Hons)
School of Foundation and General Studies
- Foundation in Commerce
- Foundation in Management
- Foundation Programme in Management
- Foundation Programme in Information Technology
Graduate School
- Master of Education (Curriculum and Instruction)
- Master of Education (Early Childhood Education)
- Master of Education (Guidance & Counselling)
- Master of Education (Educational Leadership & Management)
- Master of Education (Teaching of English As a Second Language)
- Master of Management
- Master of Business Administration
- Master of Information Technology
- Master of Computer Science
- Master of Science (Information Technology) by Research
- Master of Science (Hospitality Management)
- Doctor of Philosophy (Information Technology) by Research
Campus
Regional Centres
- UNITAR Regional Centre, Alor Setar
- UNITAR Regional Centre, Johor Bharu
- UNITAR Regional Centre, Kota Bharu
- TAJ International College, Ipoh
- International College of Yayasan Melaka, Melaka
- Kolej UNITI Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan
- Sentral Technology College, Penang
- SIDMA College Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
- SIDMA College Sarawak, Sarawak
Clubs and Societies
Brace yourself for an exciting campus life beyond the classroom. With almost a quarter of our students coming from over 14 countries from around the world, our campus offers a diverse and vibrant melting pot of talents, ideas and experiences. In addition, round-the-year student activities from more than 20 student clubs and societies offer you ample, opportunities in arts, culture, and sports and develop personal skills in communication and leadership, at the same time helping you to build community bonds and networks that will benefit you later in life. There are numerous clubs and societies with various types of student activities to cater to all interests at UNITAR. They include; the Student Representative Council, Welfare & Community Works, Cultural & Religious Activities, PR & Self Help Development, Recreational Activities, Academic Associations, a Martial Arts Club, Creative Arts and the International Students Representative Council.
Student Representatives Council(SRC)
The Student Representative Council (SRC) looks after the welfare of students at UNITAR. SRC organises various types of activities in promoting greater social awareness and facilitates interaction among its students. The Council also provides a means of communication between students and the administration on issues pertaining to living and study conditions. A General Election is held by UNITAR yearly to elect the representatives of this council.
= Welfare & Community Works
- KARISMA Club
- Borneo Student Society (BSS)
- Consumer Club
Cultural & Religious Activities
- Persatuan Mahasiswa Islam(PERMAI)
- Persatuan Mahasiswa India (PMI)
- UNITAR Chinese Student Association (UCSA)
PR & Self Help Development
- Toastmaster Club
Recreational Activities
- UNITAR Adventure and Recreational Club (URAC)
Academic Associations
- UNITAR IT Association, Faculty of Information Technology
- HOST Club, Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management
- Educator’s Club, Faculty of Education and Social Sciences
- Early Childhood Education Club
- Counseling Club
Martial Arts Club
- Taekwondo Club
Creative Arts
- KEMSIS (Kelab Media Siswa)
- Shutter Club (Photography Club)
International Students Representative Council
- International Student Association
Sports Activities
The University’s policy is to provide appropriate facilities whether on or off campus. A budget shall be provided for such purposes and the Sports and Recreation Unit shall be responsible in executing this policy.
- Football
- Futsal
- Table Tennis
- Basketball
- Cricket
- Netball
- Volleyball
- Chess
- Badminton
- Bowling
- Track and Field
Cultural and Heritage Activities
The Malaysian population is a great menage of varied cultures and societies dating back many centuries in the history of our country. In order to instill knowledge off, of our culture and heritage, UNITAR has formed a selection of activities that students can participate in. Among the programs are:
- Traditional Malay Dance
- Kompang
- Gamelan
- Choir
- Theater
- Singing