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5 years ago
Chemical Engineering
Chemical Engineer
Engineering
Member since Jul' 2018
Answered 5 years ago
Hi Muhammad Aiman Syakir,
You may view our comprehensive guide to studying Chemical Engineering by CLICKING HERE. It provides the general entry requirements for the course.
You can also view the full list of institutions offering Chemical Engineering in Malaysia by CLICKING HERE. Different universities may have different entry requirements as well.
Hope this helps! Good luck.
Germany
+3
Degree
A-Levels
-3
Hi Donovann,
According to the GMI website as you can view here, upon completing A-Levels there is a placement for students to apply to the University of Applied Sciences (UAS) in Germany. This university does indeed offer chemical engineering as a degree course.
Hope this helps, and good luck!
Hi Ng Huiying,
Do you mean if there is a lot of mathematics in Chemical Engineering? If so, yes, Mathematics is a requirement in Chemical Engineering. You will likely be involved with a lot of measurements and calculations of chemical components, as well as the application of physics in the engineering portion of the course.
For more information about the chemical engineering course, click here.
6 years ago
+2
Choosing a Course
-2
Member since May' 2018
Answered 6 years ago
Hi Nurul Emirah,
It's often believed that chemical engineering is difficult as it requires more subjects for you to master (Physics, Maths AND Chemistry) than Civil and Mechanical Engineering, for example, which requires mostly Physics and Maths. If you are interested in all the the three subjects, then Chemical Engineering may just be for you.
However, as with all courses, once you get the hang of the subjects, it will surely get easier. The workload may be heavier than most engineering courses, but managing your time between studying and leisure can help you get through the course with ease.
You can read more about Chemical Engineering course here: https://afterschool.my/chemical-engineering. Chemical Engineering is offered at many universities in Malaysia, such as UTP, UKM, Curtin University Malaysia.
Hope this helps, and good luck! Let us know if you need any further assistance.
+4
UPU
UKM - Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
USM - Universiti Sains Malaysia
UM - University of Malaya
-4
Hello Ariffin,
Although it is possible to change the location of your university for government universities, there is a very slim chance that it will be approved. This is because you will need a valid reason for why you want to transfer to another university, and the university you want to transfer to will have to determine if your reason is serious enough to be approved.
But, there is no harm in trying, so you can try to apply for transfer; just keep in mind that the chances of approval are very low. Here is a step-by-step guide on how you can switch universities, and a draft letter to help you apply for the transfer. The valid reasons for transfer are included as well: Click here
Hope this helps. We wish you all the best!
SPM
Hello Wani,
No, this should not happen with UPU, as the system only takes the courses that the applicant has applied for into account in addition to them having to be eligible for it. Furthermore, as you have stated that the person has SPM, it is also impossible for an SPM-leaver to apply for a degree through UPU.
May we enquire if this happened to you or if you are just wondering if this is possible?
Hope to hear from you soon :)
Universities
+1
-1
Member since Mar' 2018
Hi Foo Yoong,
The top engineering universities in Malaysia are UM, UKM, UPM, USM, UTM and UTP according to Times Higher Education and QS World University Rankings. If you want to limit it to only those in Kuala Lumpur, then there are not many choices to choose from. Institutions in Kuala Lumpur offering this course are UCSI, Herriot-Watt, TAR UC, UniKL, UM and Nottingham. The best among these is, of course, UM.
Hope this helps.
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