Universities, Colleges and Schools photos

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International Medical University
Bukit Jalil
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IMU by Sonny D., on Flickr
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IMU by Sonny D., on Flickr

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TAR College

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2012 QS Asian University Rankings
http://www.topuniversities.com/unive...-rankings/2012
35.UM
58.UKM
74.UTM
76.UPM

UM ranked first among Malaysian tertiary institutions
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp...705&sec=nation

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UniKL -RCMP (Royal college of Medicine Perak)
Greentown, Ipoh



Building expansion

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Penang international dental college (Butterworth, Penang)


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Originally Posted by nazrey

Taylor's University
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/nicholas-chan/5176983545/
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Oh, this is during the MSID talk by Mr.Edwin. My lecturer by the way haha. I was soo shy when i stand at the stage with the rest of my mates.

Hmmm.... had no idea a blogger(Nazrey) was here.

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http://www.raffles-university.edu.my

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Sunway School of Art & Design


Sunway International School

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Taylor’s International School Puchong

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UNIVERSITI UTARA MALAYSIA



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[nazrey]

Westlake to hit Kampar
By FOONG PEK YEE Monday July 2, 2012
Photo by RONNIE CHIN
http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.as...sec=metroperak



Soon to be ready:
A model of the new Westlake International School at Kampar.

AN international school is shaping up in Kampar and is set to open its doors in January 2013.

The pioneer batch of about 100 students from Westlake International School (WIS) will comprise mainly locals and children of lecturers from Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (Utar) which is located just next to it.

This is the second international school in Perak, after Tenby International School in Ipoh.

WIS executive director Hew Fen Yee said the school, with a capacity for 1,000 students, would eventually cater to students from the primary level to A-level.

The first batch of 100 students would be secondary students for years 7, 8 and 9 (secondary 1, 2 and 3).

The school offers the Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) curriculum that is recognised worldwide, he added.

Hew said the facilities in WIS includes on-campus boarding, multipurpose hall, swimming pool, football field, a fine arts centre, auditorium and library.

He said the monthly school fees would be between RM1,100 and RM1,400 for secondary school students and about RM700 for those in primary school.

“The fees are affordable, and the rate is at least half of those charged by other international schools.

“Besides, we can provide equal, if not better facilities for the students,” he said in an interview in Kampar recently.

Regarding the on-campus boarding, Hew said the RM5,000 boarding charges for four months would include all meals, laundry and supervision by a house guardian.

Only secondary school students could opt for full boarding, he added.

As for primary school students, Hew said they must be accompanied by their parents or guardian who could opt to rent a fully furnished apartment at RM1,200 a month.

On the first intake of 100 students next January, he said some 10% of them would be foreign students who are children of lecturers from the United States, Pakistan and India.

The remaining students would be mainly from Kampar, Teluk Intan, Sitiawan, Cameron Highlands and Ipoh; and also children of local lecturers from Kuala Lumpur, he added.

Hew said his four children who were studying in Kuala Lumpur would also be joining WIS next year.

He said students must sit for an entrance examination in English prior to their entry to the school.

For students who need to im-prove their English, they would have to undergo a three-month intensive English course at the school’s language centre prior to the January intake, he added.

Application for the first intake is open now. Hew said the school which is built on a seven-acre-plot have the capacity to increase its capacity over the years.

“We have the capacity to increase to 3,000 intake eventually,” he added.

WIS student services and administrative director Sara Wong said there would be up to 25 students per class for the secondary level and not more than 20 for the primary level for better attention from teachers and interaction between teachers and students.

Academic director Sherry Ann said classes would be between 8am and 3.30 pm from Monday to Thursday, and between 8am and 1pm on Friday.

She said there would be “reinforcement classes between 3.30pm and 4.30pm for students if there was a need for them to undergo such classes, adding that it would be provided at no extra cost.

To a question, she said the classes would be conducted in such a way that there was no need for them to attend tuition classes.

Meanwhile WIS finance director Hew Fee Voon said workshops themed “English in Action” would be opened to children aged between six and 14 years for free.

The next workshop will be conducted at the Grand Kampar Hotel, Kampar, during the school holidays in August.

For enquiries, call 05-4667777.

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Kampar’s landscape changes with new private school
By FOONG PEK YEE Monday July 2, 2012
http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.as...sec=metroperak

YEAR 2013 is set to mark another milestone for Kampar – an education hub in Perak – when its international school welcomes its pioneer batch of students.

Westlake International School (WIS) arrives some 10 years after Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (Utar) which changed the landscape of Kampar.

Now, Kampar is also known as the university town.

Utar, Kolej Tunku Abdul Rahman (Ktar) and WIS are located next to one another in Taman Bandar Baru, Kampar.

Of the 18,000 tertiary students in Kampar at present, 15,000 are from Utar and the rest from Ktar.



Big campus: A file picture of Kolej Tunku Abdul Rahman in Bandar Baru Kampar.

Co-chairman of WIS board Tan Sri Hew See Tong said international schools would help to nurture more talents who could meet the demands of a rapidly changing environment at home and abroad.

“Education is very important for our younger generation; and a good command in languages, particularly Chinese and English is an asset,” he said.

Hew pointed out that there were few international schools which were affordable to the ordinary folks, and WIS was aimed at providing more of such opportunities to the people.

“The business in education is not just making profits,” said the 81-year-old former Kampar MP.

Hew was also a tin miner until the late 1980’s before he went into the construction and property sector.

He developed Taman Bandar Baru, Kampar.

Hew pointed out that children who have an early international exposure via studying in an international school would have a head start in interacting with a bigger circle of multi-lingual and multi-cultural people.

They would be better prepared to enter universities from all over the world, he said.

“The students will be more adaptable and competent; and they will be able to face the many challenges in their studies and work later ,” Hew said, adding that this would also help to create a more harmonious and friendly nations around the world.

Meanwhile the idea of coming up with an international school was mooted by Hew’s daughter, Fee Voon in 2010.

“It was a family discussion. We were talking about our children’s education; from the medium of instruction in national schools to big classes in Chinese primary schools,” Fee Voon said, adding that they felt that setting up a private school would be a good idea.

She said her father gave them the go ahead to apply for a licence to set up an international school in 2010.

Fee Voon, who is the WIS finance director, said they obtained the licence in July last year.

Her brother, Fen Yee, also WIS executive director, said the construction of the school would complete this month.

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Hock Seng Lee Bhd has secured a RM291mil contract to build the campus facilities for Universiti Teknologi Mara in Mukah, Sarawak
http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story...9&sec=business

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Zelan Bhd has clinched a 23-year concession agreement from the Government and International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) to build a campus in Gambang, Pahang.
http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story...0&sec=business

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Manipal International University Nilai
http://www.miu.edu.my/index.php?opti...id=7&Itemid=11

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http://www.panoramio.com/photo/72327048

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UNIVERSITI PERTAHANAN NASIONAL MALAYSIA, Sg. Besi
http://www.pamdirectory.my/profile_a...a-319f7945ce69

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http://www.pamdirectory.my/profile_a...5-f07ceb301bf4
EXTENSION FACULTY OF ENGINEERING (UKM)

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KLMUC CAMPUS, Wangsa Maju, Kuala Lumpur
http://www.pamdirectory.my/profile_a...8-505bae4952d4

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KLIUC (Kuala Lumpur Infrastructure University College)



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New Faculty building to accommodate Electrical and Mechanical Engineering units of Kuala Lumpur Infrastructural University College (KLIUC). Any site photo? TQ.