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UCSI to spend RM1.13b on expansion
Friday January 14, 2011
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp...022&sec=nation

KUALA LUMPUR: UCSI University will spend RM1.13bil over the next five years on expansion plans that include a medical centre, three hotels and an international school.

UCSI University founder and UCSI Group chairman Datuk Peter Ng said the UCSI University Medical Centre, UCSI Resort Hotel and Convention Centre and the UCSI Interna tional School would be located at Bandar Springhill, Port Dickson.

“I think the place is very conducive for international students as Bandar Springhill is a very peaceful area where students can soak themselves in the education environment,” he told a press conference at the UCSI University campus in Cheras to announce the expansion plans and mark the university’s 25th anniversary.

Ng said Bandar Springhill residents would also benefit from the expansion.

“I believe it means a lot to the people. For example, the prices of houses around this region (Cheras) have gone up because of our presence here.

“So, imagine what it would be like in Springhill. I am sure they will be happy,” he said.

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Management & Science University (MSU) - Shah Alam


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taylors college
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UNIMAS Admin Building, Sarawak
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Curtin Sarawak Admin/Library Building
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Genting group chips in to refurbish UM lecture hall
Tuesday February 1, 2011
http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.as...37&sec=central



Checking it out: Lim (left) having a closer look at
the state-of-the-art podium as Ghauth looks on.

AS A part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) projects, the Genting Group, through Yayasan Lim Goh Tong and UM-Tan Sri Lim Goh Tong Endowment Fund, has contributed RM850,000 for the refurbishment of the old Dewan Kuliah 1 in the Business & Accountancy Faculty at Universiti Malaya (UM).

The renovated lecture hall has been renamed ‘Dewan Kuliah Lim Goh Tong’ or the Lim Goh Tong Lecture Hall in honour of the Genting Group’s late founder and was launched by Genting Group chairman Tan Sri Lim Kok Thay.

The hall can accommodate 600 people and is equipped with modern teaching and learning facilities such as SMART Podium Interactive technology that allows lecturers to write over presentation slides and to navigate files and computer applications at the touch of a pen.

Also present at the launch were Genting Bhd deputy chairman Tun Mohammed Hanif Omar, UM vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Dr Ghauth Jasmon, senior managers from Genting, professors and lecturers from UM and associated partners.

“Genting is active in several CSR activities such as for the protection of the environment, marketplace, workplace and community,” Ghauth said.

“In the Business and Accountancy Faculty, Genting Bhd has been active in sponsoring and supporting students’ activities through the Lim Goh Tong Endowment Fund, which was established in 2009,” he added.

The RM1mil fund is given to students from the faculty in the form of scholarships and sponsorships of educational and research-based programmes.

“The fund was created to provide a sustainable source to encourage and expand learning opportunities for the students,” Lim said.

To commemorate the launch, Genting has sponsored a special public lecture delivered by Lord Digby Jones, one of the United Kingdom’s prominent business speakers, on the topic “Asia as the New Master of the Business Universe”.

IF you have a business-related event such as product launches, new appointments and store openings to highlight, e-mail us at metro@thestar.com.my

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MB S'gor bakal umum canselor baru Unisel

Menteri besar Selangor Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim dijangka akan mengumumkan Canselor baru Universiti Industri Selangor (Unisel) pada Isnin depan.

Seorang pegawai Unisel berkata, pengumuman itu dijangka akan dibuat dalam satu majlis penjenamaan semula universiti berkenaan di kampusnya di Bestari Jaya pada hari berkenaan.

"Kita jangkakan nama canselor yang baru akan diumumkan oleh menteri besar dalam masa terdekat.

"Kemungkinan besar pada majlis penjenamaan tersebut memandangkan satu perjumpaan bersama lebih 1,000 kakitangan tetap dan kontrak akan diadakan serentak dalam majlis itu," menurut sumber tersebut ketika dihubungi Komunitikini hari ini.

rosmah mansorJawatan canselor Unisel kosong selepas isteri Perdana Menteri Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor mengumumkan pengundurannya dari jawatan itu pada 20 November lepas.

Mengulas lanjut, pegawai Unisel itu juga berkata, pertemuan antara Khalid dan kakitangan berkenaan merupakan majlis pertama seumpamanya tahun ini – melibatkan seluruh kakitangan dari kampus Unisel Shah Alam dan Bestari Jaya.

Dalam perkembangan berkaitan, Universiti Industri Selangor (Unisel) pula bakal dikenali dengan nama baru iaitu Universiti Selangor, susulan penjenamaan semula itu.

Presiden dan naib canselor Unisel Datuk Dr Rosti Saruwono berkata nama baru itu dipilih bagi menyesuaikan trend global dunia pendidikan pada hari ini yang lebih meluas dan tidak hanya tertumpu pada satu bidang.

Unisel jadi Universiti Selangor

“Singkatan Unisel masih dikekalkan dan nama baru ini dipilih sempena penjenamaan semula Unisel setelah 11 tahun ditubuhkan termasuk logo baru yang akan dilancarkan pada hari yang sama,” katanya dalam satu sidang media.

Katanya, penjenamaan semula itu dibuat hasil daripada pandangan dan perbincangan membabitkan semua pihak termasuk tenaga pengajar dan pentadbiran Unisel sejak pertengahan tahun lepas bagi memastikan institusi pengajian tinggi (IPT) itu mampu terus bersaing.

Rosti berkata perkataan 'Industri' yang digunakan sebelum ini menimbulkan kekeliruan kepada ibu bapa dan pelajar yang beranggapan Unisel hanya menawarkan kursus berkaitan bidang industri berat dan kejuruteraan.

“Kami mempunyai pelbagai kursus dan merangkumi semua lapangan termasuk Kejururawatan, Komunikasi Massa, Pendidikan dan Fotografi yang ditawarkan kepada pelajar di peringkat diploma dan ijazah pertama,” katanya.

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Limkokwing University, Cyberjaya, Selangor
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when would UMK campus can be post in here...huhu

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Taylor's University
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Taylor's University
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Taylor's University
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Kampus Baru UniKL MITEC (Pasir Gudang)
http://pesona-akasia.blogspot.com/20...ir-gudang.html
Universiti Kuala Lumpur - Malaysian Institute of Industrial Technology (MITEC) yang pada asalnya bertempat di kampus sementara di alamat No. 29, Jalan Suria 7, Bandar Seri Alam, 81750 Masai, Johor telahpun berpindah ke kampus tetap beralamat Jalan Persiaran Sinaran Ilmu, Bandar Seri Alam, 81750 Masai, Johor.



Bangunan Akademik (Kelas dan Makmal)



Futsal Court



Squash Court

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MSU

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Universiti Darul Iman
Terengganu : Phase 1 Package 3 Expected Completion - 2011
http://www.gdparchitects.com/project...arul-iman.html





EDUCATIONAL UTILITY. The site is located in Mukim Tembila, Besut, Terengganu Darul Iman with direct scenic link to the South China Sea. The total land area for the overall development is 1000 acres and Phase 1 of the development takes up one-third of the site to accommodate academic facilities for a total of 1000 students.

The university campus is designed to respond to the utilitarianism of the context in the usage of materials, considering its proximity location to the sea. Spatial relationship is developed based on modular systems to simulate the programming of the forms and structures of the overall campus. Inspired by the local songket and batiks, buildings are organized in a grid-module system, tapped off from the main scenic thoroughfare, linked to each other with landscaped walks. Coincidentally, this modular planning creates pockets of communal spaces and courtyards within the buildings to express quality indoor and outdoor atmosphere for positive academic development.



The university will house full education facilities for two faculties, the Agro-Technology Faculty and the Info-Technology Faculty. The Chancellery leads the building components alongside the Students Affairs Centre (HEP), Library and a Main Hall that could accommodate 4000 people. Supporting facilities provided include a Sports Complex, which consists of a Swimming Complex, a Mini Stadium and an Indoor Arena.

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Multimedia University - Cyberjaya
Cyberjaya : Phase 1 - 1998, Phase 2 - 2007
http://www.gdparchitects.com/project...cyberjaya.html







OUTSIDE IN. The Multimedia University was designed from the outside in. It was a priority from the outset that the external rooms served to accommodate both activities and repose. The campus blocks were thus arranged to reflect the flow of movement. As a result, the project saw an industrial expression of an organic plan.

The language of the building expresses an industrial approach to details and steel framing raw materials for a fresh technological order.

The development of the 2nd Phase continued the expansion of the first phase of the campus environment. Within this phase, two faculty blocks were added - the Faculty of Information Technology and the Faculty of Management.

Other blocks included the sports facilities such as the indoor sports centre, an Olympic-sized swimming pool complex and a stadium, a track & field complex, a multi use main hall, a building for the facilities management department, a central food court and the signature administration centre.



Continuing with the original external room masterplan concept, the blocks in the 2nd Phase are linked throughout with a series of open plazas and walkways intertwined to create a comprehensive and connected pedestrian network.

A second entry point to the campus was added with a sprawling gateway that gives a sense of arrival. The plaza between the main hall and the administration centre serves as an important landmark within the campus setting the stage for students and academicians to partake in serious forums and debates.

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Multimedia University - Melaka
Melaka : Phase 2 - 2000, Phase 3 - 2006
http://www.gdparchitects.com/project...mu-melaka.html





SPATIAL PULL. The Multimedia University in Melaka is an expansion of the former Telekom Institute of Technology. As part of the campus expansion master plan, eight new blocks were added, with upgrades made to the existing buildings. In addition, the entire campus was redefined with the introduction of urban landscaping and outdoor rooms. The new academic zone consists of 40,000 square metres. The planning strategy was to connect this vast area using a network of internal and external corridors, bridges, ramps and footpaths.



Entry into the campus is celebrated by the formality of the University Square, flanked by an information centre with a large roof overhang and the administration block with its aluminium-louvered facade. The crescent-shaped block of the library, the central lecturer complex and part of Faculty of Information Technology form the heart of the scheme with cantilevered steel overhangs and regimented off-form concrete columns.

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Universiti Teknikal Kebangsaan Malaysia
Melaka : 2010
http://www.gdparchitects.com/project...-malaysia.html









STUDENT CORE. The layout plan has a strong circular arrangement that connects the two main entry points into the university. The inner layer, which forms the central focus, is a lake garden located in a valley. Beyond the garden and on higher ground, the university buildings line up to compliment the circular datum. Breaking up at regular intervals, they create visual and physical connections to the lake garden from roads and spaces that form the outer layer of the masterplan.



Buildings that are located along the fringes of the garden are mainly signature buildings such as the administration building, library, mosque, HEP and cafeteria. Standing alone on the opposite side of the lake, in all its grandeur is the Great Hall. The main building complex is linked by the campus boulevard, which runs parallel to the vehicular spine road. This boulevard is recognized as the main student street, and is lined with shady trees to give protection from the elements. Envisaged as a busy pedestrian street, it will be adorned by signages, notices, flags and banners, street furniture, seating benches and so forth to make an event out of the movement of students from one building to the next.



The main spine road brings the public into the campus is designed to be pedestrian-friendly and to allow easy access to the facilities. The respective faculties are located on the outer layer along this road. Each faculty is well connected by pedestrian linkages.

The student and staff accommodation are located in the northern corner of the site adjacent to the sports complex. This setup is arranged in consideration of the existing terrain and without destroying much of the natural profile of the site.

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Universiti Teknologi Mara
Puncak Alam, Selangor : Phase 1 - 2009
http://www.gdparchitects.com/project...tion/uitm.html





RECEPTACLE OF POSSIBILITY. This new campus for a technological university explores the requirements and needs of academia and education rather unconventionally. Before even switching on to the programme, space was examined as it related to learning; private and public volumes, introvert space, celebrational room, the spatial context of review, critique and retreat. Ideas of educational space were examined. It was important at the onset to make opportunities for flexible space for it was felt that the creation of possibility was critical to the process of education above all.

The scheme, which developed saw the core elements of student activity heightened experientially, and the more mundane spaces, paths and nodes articulated in ways that were made more conducive as environments for experience above their mere practical functions. Large urban plazas embracing a huge urban forest were designed to mediate between student resident halls and lecture theatres; places for gathering, rest, discussion, play and performance.



The master plan defines a subdivision into three satellites based on the core grouping of the academic faculties, namely the administration, the sciences and the arts satellites. In addition to academic buildings, each satellite is supported by student plazas. These components help to create differentiation through the campus, linked by the plaza and the campus park, the open area between the three satellites is that lung of green space, an open urban wild for the minds to wander or take rest; in clearer terms, it is the heart of the campus, a green receptacle of possibility and the meeting of minds.

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Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia, KL


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