TOP 10 UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE CLASSES IN KOTA KINABALU, MALAYSIA - PAGE 2

This program aims to nurture innovative and universally responsible business executives (who with focused knowledge in entrepreneurship and business) to support the nation’s aspiration in positioning malaysia as a global business hub. Students will be exposed to both theory and practical learning...

The program offers a theoretical study of communication patterns, emperitikal and professional. The courses emphasize the pattern and practice of media in terms of production, representation and reception.

The program aims to nurture innovative and responsible business executives globally (focused on tourism management) in an effort to support the country’s aspirations in laying Malaysia as a global business hub.

The offered courses include computer programming, software engineering, computer interface programming, Theory of Computation, Operating System, Software Engineering, Programming Languages, Computer Interface Programming and Final Year Research Project and programming languages.

The civil engineering programme offers a full-time 4-year undergraduate programme leading to the award of bachelor of engineering with honours (civil engineering) degree. The programme is designed to prepare students to become civil engineers who are able to plan, design, construct, maintain, impro...

Discover the fascinating realm of human behavior and cognition with our Bachelor of Psychology program at Jesselton University College, a distinguished university in Sabah. Gain comprehensive insights into psychological principles, research methodologies, and practical applications while preparing ...

Our BA (Hons) in Hotel & Tourism programme focuses on teaching students how to manage the hotel and tourism business. Tourism is the fastest-growing industry in the business world.

The Sabah tourism and hospitality industry is expected to grow in leaps and bounds over the next few years. Not only it is an area of focus, but continues to attract streams of investments from private investors as well as the government.