• Technical Mathematics / Applied Mathematics for Technologist

• Measurement and Workshop Technology

• Materials Science and Technology

• Computer Programming

• Electric Circuits

• Manufacturing Technology

• Solid Modelling and 3D Printing

• Industrial Automation

• Computer-Aided Design and Drafting

• CNC Technology and Machining

• Statics and Dynamics

• Strength of Materials

• Thermofluids

• Design of Automation Systems

• Management and Finance for Technologist

• Finite Element Analysis

• Manufacturing and Operations Management

• Total Productive Maintenance

• Technologist and Society

• Advances in Industrial Revolution 4.0

• Industrial Robotic System

• Quality and Reliability Engineering

• Project and Dissertation

• Manufacturing Process, System Understanding and Management System (WBL)

• Printing Processes, Control and Automation (WBL)

• Tin Can Processes, Control and Automation (WBL)

• Industrial Training

• Language, Mata Pelajaran Pengajian Umum (MPU) and Co- Curricular Courses:

English for Tertiary Studies, Academic English/English for Career Preparation, Entrepreneurship/Bahasa Kebangsaan A, Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban, Integrity and Anti-Corruption, Falsafah dan Isu Semasa, Co-curricular

   Credit: 120

• Industrial, Manufacturing, and Production Professionals

• R&D Professionals

• Automation & System Integration Professionals

• Quality Assurance Executives

• Sales and Service Professionals

• Maintenance Specialist

Estimated Total Fees: 

(RM) 38,500 (Malaysian Students), 

(RM) 67,300 (International Students)

*The estimated total fees may vary by 10%

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1. Graduates are competent in the practice of manufacturing and industrial technology.

2. Graduates are engaged in lifelong learning, management activities and professional development.

3. Graduates are committed to professionalism in manufacturing and industrial technology practices and contribute to the society.

Upon completion of the programme, the graduates should be able to:

1. Knowledge - Apply knowledge of mathematics, science, manufacturing and industrial technology fundamental to the broadly defined and applied procedures, processes, systems and methodologies.

2. Practical Skills / Modern Tool Usage / Digital  Skills - Select and apply appropriate resources, techniques and modern tools to solve broadly-defined manufacturing and industrial technology problems.

3. Analytical and Critical Thinking and Scientific Approach / Numeracy Skills - Solve broadly-defined problems in manufacturing and industrial technology through deep investigation, analytical, critical thinking and scientific approach.

4. Communication Skills - Communicate effectively and flexibly in both oral and written means for social, academic and professional purposes.

5. Social and Responsibility in Society and Technologist Community - Illustrate the understanding of the social, cultural, global and environmental responsibilities to the broadly-defined manufacturing and industrial technology practices.

6. Lifelong learning and information management / Personal Skills - Recognize the need for professional development and information management in manufacturing and industrial technology, and engage in independent and lifelong learning.

7. Technopreneurship and Management Skills - Demonstrate an awareness and understanding of management, business practices and technopreneruship.

8. Ethics and Professionalism - Illustrate the understanding of the professional and ethical responsibilities of manufacturing and industrial technologists and the commitment to them.

9. Teamwork and Leadership - Function effectively as an individual and in a diverse team with the capacity to be a leader or manager.