Student Guide 2020

SUNWAY FOUNDATION PROGRAMME

Foundation in Arts (FIA)

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MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR

FOUNDATION IN ARTS

An academic bridge for students to transition

effectively into tertiary level studies

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Passed SPM, O-Level or equivalent with minimum five (5) credits

DURATION

1 year

INTAKES

January / March / July / September

COMPLETION

December / March / July / August

Welcome to the Sunway Foundation Programme at Sunway

College. This programme believes in holistic education. This

means that, coupled with academic knowledge you will be

exposed to experiential learning as an integral part of your

well-rounded education. We are committed to moulding and

shaping students who have a balanced world view and an

understanding of social issues and world affairs outside of

just text books. Our emphasis is not confined to your doing

well in examinations and moving on to tertiary studies but in

developing your love for life-long learning, your confidence

in your own ability and finding your own talents. Enjoy this

journey where you chart your own success. Good luck!

Suzana Ahmad RamliDirector of ProgrammeSunway Foundation Programme

Core Units Academic Electives Enrichment Units

* Note: Please consult programme advisors forselection of this unit as an option to Statistical Techniques.

•ContemporaryBusiness Mathematics•Mathematical Techniques and Analysis•StatisticalTechniques

•Contemporary Creative Expressions (Film as Art)*

•Languageand Communication•Communication: Audience and Context•Languageand Knowledge

•IntroductiontoAccountingTechniques

•AccountingProcessesandReports

•IntroductiontoBusiness:World of Finance

•Microeconomics:Conceptsand Models

•Macroeconomics:TheGlobalView

•IntroductiontoBusiness: Management and Marketing•MathematicsforActuarial

Studies

•IntroductiontoMassCommunication

•IntroductiontoAdvertising•IntroductiontoPublicRelations•TravelandCuisine

•IntroductiontoComputerScience

•SocialMediaintheNewITWorld

•IntroductiontoProgramming•Calculus**

PROGRAMME OUTLINE

•Culture:Arts& Expressions•CriticalThinkingSkills•Introductionto Psychology

PROGRAMME STRUCTURE•3semestersof14-weekduration•6Coreand3EnrichmentUnits

are COMPULSORY•4AcademicElectives(ofyour

choice) are COMPULSORY

COMPULSORY COMPULSORYChoose4unitsONLY

• Developing Learning Strategies

• Developing Technical & Soft Skills

• Setting Personal & Academic Goals

• Finding Individual Talents

• Becoming Confident Learners and Leaders

• Honing Communication Skills

• Involvement in the Community

• Engaging in Extra-Curricular Activities ** Note: Please consult programme advisors for selection of this unit.

OR

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• Thecourseworkcomponentallowsstudentstomonitor,improveandsetpersonalgoals.

• Theexaminationsevaluatethefinallearningobjectivesandthestandardsrequiredforthestudenttoprogresstotertiarystudies.

• Studentsareresponsibleforcomplyingwiththeassessmentrequirementsofindividualunitsaccordingtotheunitoutlineprovided.

• Stipulateddatesforsubmissionofassignmentsaretobefollowed.Disciplinaryactionmaybetakenifstudentsfailtosubmittheirassignmentsontime.

• Intheeventastudentmissesanexamination/assessmentwithavalidandacceptablereason(eg:hospitalisation)thestudentwillwritethepaperattheearliestpossibledatewithpermissionfromtheDirectorofProgramme.

• ProgressReportwillbesenttoparentseverysemester.

•BSc(Hons)inAccounting and Finance

•BSc(Hons)Financial Analysis

•BSc(Hons)Financial Economics

VictoriaUniversityBachelorofBusiness:

•BSc(Hons)inActuarialStudies

•BA(Hons)inAdvertisingandBranding

•BachelorofBusinessAnalytics(Hons)

•BSc(Hons)BusinessManagement

•BSc(Hons)BusinessStudies•BA(Hons)inCommunication•BA(Hons)Contemporary

Music (Audio Technology)•BSc(Hons)inConventions&

Events Management•BSc(Hons)inCulinary

Management

•BSc(Hons)inComputerScience•BachelorofInformationSystems(Hons)inMobile

Computing with Entrepreneurship•BSc(Hons)InformationSystems(BusinessAnalytics)•BSc(Hons)InformationTechnology•BSc(Hons)InformationTechnology(Computer

Networking and Security)•BachelorofSoftwareEngineering(Hons)•BSc(Hons)Psychology

Student Support SystemWehavespecialprogrammeadvisorswhoprovideacademicguidanceandsupport.•Programmementors•PeerSupport•WeCare

Attendance Policy• 80%attendanceisexpectedforalllessons.

• Parentalconfirmationand/ormedicalcertificateisnecessaryforanyabsence.OtherreasonsarebasedonacceptancebyDOP/DDOP.

Assessment and Evaluation Policy• AllprogressreviewsandexaminationsaresetbyacademicstaffofthePre-Universitydepartmenttoassessthestudent’sunderstandingofaparticularunit.

• Examinationpapersaremoderatedatrandombyuniversityfacultymemberstoensurethatnecessarystandardsandlearningoutcomesareachievedbythestudents.

FieldTriptoBFM

•BA(Hons)DesignCommunication

•BA(Hons)DigitalFilmProduction

•BA(Hons)Entrepreneurship•BSc(Hons)GlobalSupplyChain

Management•BSc(Hons)IndustrialStatistics•BA(Hons)inInterior

Architecture•BSc(Hons)inInternationalBusiness

•BSc(Hons)inInternationalHospitalityManagement

•BSc(Hons)Marketing•BA(Hons)MusicPerformance

Language and Communication (PLNG001)This unit focuses on strengthening the basic languageskills to enable students to construct well-structuredexpressions inwrittenandoralcommunication.Readingwith critical awareness and extracting important viewpointsfromarangeofliteraryandexpositorytextswillalsobepartoftheirlearningprocess.WithSelf-Development,Technology and Humanity as classroom themes, thelearning and communication process prompts learnerstodeveloppersonal opinions and effectively hone theirargumentativewritingandspeakingskills.

Communication: Audience and Context (PLNG002)In this unit, learners are equipped with strong oralpersuasive skills to communicate with confidence theirviews and opinions. To analyse diverse opinions andvalidity of claims, to convey information and stance oncontemporaryissuesarecentraltothiscourse.Learnerswill be required to read and analyse texts and visualmaterials focusing on the seventeen United NationSustainabilityGoals inorder tochallenge theirpersonalperspectives on global issues. Scaffolding from thepreviousunitPLNG001, studentsnotonly learn to formandsupportpersonalstancebutalsotowriteandpresentconvincinglyfortargetedaudience.

Language and Knowledge (PLNG003)Thisunitisaculminationoftheprevioustwounitswherelearnersdeveloptheabilitytouse languagetoarriveatconcrete justifications and express independent views.Centraltothelearningprocessislearner’scompetencyinsubstantiatingclaims,drawingontheirreadingsofliterary,expositoryandacademicjournalsbesidesmasteringtheskillsofreferencing.Focusingonbuildinganappropriatestyle ofwriting for academic purposes, learnerswill beskilfullyguidedtoproducearesearchpaperbyconductingasmall-scaleindividualresearch.Thisunitoffersstudentsa glimpse into the world of academia, equipping themwithbasicresearchskills,ethicsandvalues.

Contemporary Business Mathematics (PMTH001)Theunitequipsstudentswithknowledgeofmathematicalconceptsandskills formathematicaloperationsso thattheyareabletoapplyappropriatetechniquestocommonproblems. The topics in this subject include basicarithmetic, fractions, decimals and percentages, rates,ratio, proportion, simple interest, compound interest aswellasgrowthanddecay.Techniquestosolvingalgebra,linearandsimultaneousequationsandplottingofgraphswithoptimisationwillbecovered.Thesetopicswillprovidestudentswithasoundbasisforlaterworkinmathematics,statisticsorrelatedsubjectareas.

Mathematical Techniques and Analysis (PMTH002)Thisunitwillteachstudentstopresentfigurescollectedintoappropriate tables and graphs. The topics in this unit alsoinclude data analysis to determine measures of location,centraltendencydrawingofboxplotsandskewness.Thisunitwill provideworking knowledge of the use of sets, list andgrids, two-way tablesand treediagramtechniques to solveproblems in probability. These topics will provide studentswithasoundbasisforlaterworkinmathematicsandsubjectsinrelateddisciplines.

Statistical Techniques (PMTH003)This unit will teach students skills to make inferences andpredictionsusingsuitablestatisticaltechniques.Studentswilllearntodrawconclusionsfrommeasuresofcentraltendencyand dispersion data. This unit also includes bivariatestatisticswhereby studentswill learnhow todetermine thecorrelation coefficientof apair of variables and toperformpredictionbasedonthelineofbestfit.ThisunitalsoincludetheunderstandingandapplicationofBinomial,PoissonandNormaldistributions.

Contemporary Creative Expressions - Film as Art (PCCE001)Thisunithelpsstudentstomastertheskillsoffilmappreciationby teaching them to analyse and appreciate classic andcontemporaryfilms.Studentsshallbecomeinformedviewersbyunderstandingkeyvocabularyandconceptsoffilmforms,techniques,andhistory.Studyingfilmisnotjustaboutlearningthe facts; it’s also about the skills of reading and analysingfilms from different perspectives bywatching and listeningclosely. Studentswill understand the creatives choices thatfilmmakers make and the effect films have on individualviewersandtheirabilitytoreflectculture.

UNITS SYNOPSIS Core UnitsPROGRAMME INFORMATION

Assessment and Examination• Evaluationisbasedon50%coursework(quizzes,projects,investigations,assignmentsandpresentations)and50%examinationattheendofeachunit.

• Thefinaltranscriptwillshowacombinedmarkandgradeforallunits.SuccessfulstudentswillbeawardedtheCertificateofCompletion.

Graduation Requirements• Studentsmustsuccessfullycompleteminimum50credits.

• StudentsmustpassallCoreandEnrichmentUnitsand4AcademicElectives.

• CGPAcalculationisbasedonallunitsattempted.

University Application• Studentsmustattaintheentryrequirementsoftheundergraduateprogrammestheywishtopursueattheiruniversityofchoice.

AVAILABLE PATHWAYS: UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES AT SUNWAY UNIVERSITY

CGPA2.5

CGPA2.0

SUNWAY FOUNDATION IN ARTS (FIA)

CGPA2.0

•Accounting•Banking&

Finance•Financial

Risk Management

•InternationalTrade•Marketing•Management&Innovation

•SupplyChain&Logistics Management

CGPA2.3

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UNITS SYNOPSIS

Class Activity

Lens Studio Workshop by Snapchat

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Introduction to Accounting Techniques (PACT001)This unit introduces the fundamental of accountingconcepts and principles that would be applied in thebusiness environment. It emphasises the importancetoorganizeandsummarisebusinessdata.Thecontentwill then proceed to the basic preparation of financialstatementsfortheinterestoffinancialinformationusers.

Accounting Processes and Reports (PACT002)This unit provides studentswith further understandingon various types of business reports. Starting fromsole trade type of business, partnership to companies’accounts. It includes the preparation of the financialstatements with appropriate year-end adjustments. Itaccentuatesontheimportanceofaccountingasameansofcommunicatingbusinessinformationtostakeholdersyieldtohelpdecisionmaking.

Introduction to Business: World of Finance (PIB(F)001)This unit introduces the importance of managingfinancial informationwithin thebusiness. Itemphasisesonsourcesoffinanceavailableforthebusinessaswellasbasicfinancialplanthatwouldbeappliedinthebusinessenvironment.Thisunitalsoaimstoanalysethefinancialinformation and its results for investment decisionmaking.

Microeconomics- Concepts and Models (PECO001)Thisunitinvestigatesthechoicesthatpeople,groupsandsocietiesfaceastheyconfronttheproblemofsatisfyingtheirunlimitedwantsandlimitedresources.Thisunitaimstoanalyseandunderstandtheallocation,utilisationanddistributionofscareresourcesthatdetermineourwealthandwell-being.Itdevelopstheknowledge,reasoningandinterpretationskills that forman importantcomponentof understanding personal, business and governmentbehaviouratthelocal,nationalandgloballevels.

Macroeconomics – The Global View (PECO002)Thedisciplineofeconomicsisoneoftheparticularrelevancein the world today. It is concerned with determining acountry’s overall levels of output, employment, inflation,growth and its external stability. The effects on changes inmonetary/fiscalpolicy inshortrunandlongrunperspectiveisassessed.Itassessesgovernmentobjectivesandhowtheycanbeachieved.Economicmodelsareusedtoanalyseeventsinmacroeconomicsperspective,Studentswillassess,evaluateandcriticisetheeconomicperformanceofacountry.

Introduction to Business: Management & Marketing (PIB(M)002)This unit gives students the opportunity to understand anoverview of management as well as marketing. This unitemphasises how vital business is and how it impacts everyaspectofour lives.This subject focusesondevelopmentofdifferentskillswithinthebusinesscycleofestablishment,day-to-dayrunningandcontinuingviability.Exposestudentstowide range of business activities, management strategies,marketingstrategies.

Mathematics for Actuarial Studies (PMATH004)This unit will provide students with an understanding ofthe basic actuarial mathematical concepts and skills formathematical operations and prepare them for pursuingtertiary level studies in Actuarial Studies or MathematicalSciences. The syllabus covers a range of topics which areQuadratic Equation, Algebra, Exponential and Logarithm,Function and Graph, Counting Techniques, Sequence andSeries, and Summation Notation. The emphasis will be onsolvingrelatedproblemsintherealworldsituation.

Introduction to Mass Communication (PCOMM001)Thisunitisdesignedtointroducestudentstotheworldandindustry of mass communication. It covers the sub areasof mass communication from print media, to electronics;multimedia and social networks even highlighting potentialfundamentalcareerpathsandthefutureofbeinginthemasscommunicationandreal-world industry.Theunit is intendedforstudentswhowishtoexplorethevastandgrowingworldofmasscommunicationandatthesametimebeingcreativeandwellversedintoday’stechnologyandknowledgeofmasscommunication.

Introduction to Advertising (PCOMM002) Thisunit isdesignedto introducestudents to thebasicsofadvertising in today’s industry. It is designed to stimulatestudent’screativityandinsightoftheadvertisingworldandbusiness organization in the advertising world. The unitsexploretheprocessfrombasicideaconceptiontoexecution,knowledgeandideas,eventheprocessofhowandisneededinaneffectiveadvertisingandadvertisementforthetargetedaudience. The unit highlights potential career paths in theadvertisingindustrywheredesigningandplanningisessential.The unit is intended for students whowish to explore thecreativeandinnovativesidepfdesigningandadvertising.

Introduction to Public Relations (PCOMM003)ProvidesanopportunitytounderstandandgainanoverviewofPublicRelationswithanemphasisonthebackgroundoftheprofession. It tracestheprocess, thepractiseofpublicsrelations within different environment and industry. Thecourseservesanintroductiontothestrandsofpublicrelationtheories and practices. The unit aims to provide a firmfoundationforstudentswhowishtoadvanceinthedegreelevelinthecommunicationdiscipline.

Travel & Cuisine (PHCM001)This unit broadens students’ interest and understanding oftravelandcuisineindustry.Itprovidesanoverviewoftourismandtravelasaserviceindustry.Itexplorestheworldoffoodand travel, and the development of gastronomic tourism.Students are introduced to activities and events touristsengage in. This course prepares the students to relateddegreeprogrammesatuniversity.

Introduction to Computer Science (PCSC001) This unit equips studentswith the fundamental knowledgeabout computer systems and IT. It also provides exposureaboutthelatesttechnologydevelopmentinvariousindustriesand the contribution of technology in day-to-day life. Itaims to stimulate the interest in the Computing discipline.It focusesontopicssuchas informationsystems,computerhardwareandsoftware,designingandbuildingofdatabase,networking andhumancomputer interaction. The technicalconceptslearntwillbethenappliedpractically.Bydoingso,itwillenable theappreciationofcontents inhigher levelofacademicadvancement.

Debate Competition

Culture,Art&ExpressionWeek

Social Media in the New IT World (PCSC003) This unit focuses on the basics of the impact of socialnetworkingsystemsonourdailylife.ItalsoreflectsontheuseofSocialMediainbusinesssettings.Itexploresthewayin which social networks drivemarketing through onlineplatforms such as YouTube, Instagram and blogs. Theysyllabus introduces data analytics concepts such as testmining, sentiment analysis andmanaging structured andunstructured data through suitable tools. It provides aninsighttohowtechnologysupportssocialmediaplatformsinorder toachieveorganizationalgrowth. Italsotouchesonethicalissueswhichconcernsocialmedia.

Introduction to Programming (PSCS002) With the advancement of technology, new applicationsare introduced to automate our jobs and find solutionsto everyday problems. Therefore, learning how to codehas become one of the most valuable skills in the 21stcentury. The syllabus focuses on the fundamentals ofJava programming which equips students with theunderstanding about programming concepts. The unitalsoencompassesanintroductiontomobileprogramming.From this, studentswill be able to build basic programsand explore innovation from a technological perspective.Theunit is taught in a hands-onmanner and is essentialforstudentsintendingtopursueanydegreeinthefieldofComputing.

Calculus (PMTH005)Calculus is primarily concerned with developing thestudentsinunderstandingthepropertiesofderivativesandintegrals of functions, and providing experience with itsmethodsandapplications.Thetopicscoveredinthiscourseincludes solid geometry, trigonometry, differentiation,integration,anddifferentialequations.Broadconceptsandwidelyapplicablemethodsareemphasized.Studentswillbeexposedtohowtheycouldapplytheseconceptstoavariety of daily life application problem types. After thiscoursestudentwillacquirenewversionofnumbersense.Theyareexpectedbebetteratanalysing,problemsolving,andahostofother,similarabilities.

Academic Electives

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Culture: Art and Expression (PCIE011)Thisunitexploresthevariousformsofartanditsfunctionsinexpressingdifferentvalues,beliefs,awareness,lifestyle,historyandtheidentityofthepeoplefromallaroundtheworld.Thissubjectwillengagethestudentswithawidespectrumofartformsthathavecapturedandshapedhowweareasindividualsandasacommunity.Studentswillparticipateinactivitiesthatemboldencriticalandcreativethinkingsoastoreflectontheirroles in thecommunity; tounderstandandpromotepositivechangesinthecommunitythroughtheworkofart.

Critical Thinking Skills (PLNG013)Critical Thinking studies a processwhich is indispensable toalleducatedpersons–theprocessbywhichwedevelopandsupport our beliefs and evaluate the strength of argumentsmade by others in real-life situations. It includes practice ininductiveanddeductivereasoning,presentationofarguments

GRADUATION DAY

LEE HUI SZE

Achievements and Contributions

• BA(Hons)inAppliedMusicatDundalkInstituteofTechnology,Ireland.

• AwardedtheprestigiousMichaelVanDesselChoralConductingScholarAwardin2017.

• PerformedatthePre-CircomAwardCeremonyliveinfrontofmanytopmediarepresentativesfromaroundtheworld.

• Engagedinanumberofnotableperformances,includingatBirrCastleandwaschosentotraveltoBelgiumaspartofanErasmusIntensiveProgrammeatArtesisUniversityCollege,Antwerp.

Current Employer

JuzmusicAcademy,Singapore

KO CHIA HUEY

Achievements and Contributions

• FIASpecialScholarshipRecipient• FIAAcademicExcellenceAward• BSc(Hons)AccountingandFinance,FirstClassHonoursandreceivedtheScholasticAward

• ProfessionalCertification-passedallICAEWpapersatfirstattempt,studiedonaparttimebasis

• ReceivedtheDellChampionAwardfor2yearsinarow,thisawardisgiventothetopperformersinthecompany

• Completedgrade8inpiano• Completedgrade9inguzheng

Current Employer

DellTechnologies

Malaysia• Curtin University• International Medical

University (IMU) • Monash University• Multimedia University (MMU)• Nottingham University• Sunway University• Victoria University

Australia• La Trobe University • Le Cordon Bleu• Melbourne University

University of Tasmania

China• University of Xiamen

Ireland• Dundalk Institute of

Technology• Galway-Mayo Institute of

Technology

UNITS SYNOPSIS

Japan• Ritsumeikan Asia

Pacific University

New Zealand• University of

Canterbury

Singapore• Curtin University

United Kingdom• Anglia Ruskin

University• Newcastle University• Northumbria University• University of

Birmingham• University of Essex• University of

Hertfordshire

United States• University of San Diego

ALUMNI

in oral and written form, and analysis of the use oflanguagetoinfluencethought.Thecoursealsoappliesthereasoningprocesstootherfieldssuchasbusiness,science,law,socialscience,ethics,andthearts

Introduction to Psychology (PPSY001)Thiscourseisdesignedtoprovideyouwithanoverviewof key issues and current knowledge within the fieldofpsychology.Throughoutthecourse,wewillgrapplewith the empirical and theoretically diverse natureof psychology while we attempt to understand thecomplexitiesofhumanbehaviour.Ourtopicswillinclude:the history and evolution of psychology, researchmethods within psychology, the biological basis ofbehaviour,development,learning,memory,motivation,psychologicaldisordersandtheirtreatment,aswellasthefundamentalsofsocialpsychology.

Enrichment Units

WHERE ARE OUR

GRADUATES?

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AHMAD KHAIRUL ARIFFIN BIN KAMARUDDIN

Achievements and Contributions

• BSc(Hons)inAccountingandFinance,SunwayUniversity

• Masters/ProfessionalPaper-CharteredIslamicFinanceProfessionalfromInternationalCentreforEducationinIslamicFinance(INCEIF)

Current Employer

BankRakyat

DARREN KHAW TENG CHERN

Academic achievements

• BSc(Hons)BusinessStudies, SunwayUniversity(FirstClassHonours)

Current Employer

AirAsia

ALUMNI

IZARRA BINTI AZUDDIN

Achievements and Contributions

• BA(Hons)inInternationalStudies,MonashUniversity• PublicationofherowncookbookwithMPHpublishingattheageof22.HercookbookisanationalwinnerinthecategoryGourmandWorldCookbookAwards

Current Employer

UnitedNations-UnitedNationsDevelopmentProgramme

DICKSON CHEW

Achievements and Contributions

• BachelorofBusinessandCommerce(majorinFinanceandEconomics),MonashUniversity

• SelectedforaninterviewbyPillarsMagazinetotalkabouthisroleandbeliefinSMEsandtheonlineindustry

Current Employer

Offpeak

LIM CHUI SAN

Achievements and Contributions

• BSc(Hons)Psychology,SunwayUniversity• MScinAppliedBehaviourAnalysis,UniversityofKent,UK

• DiagnosedayoungchildwithAutismSpectrumDisorderandacquiringnewskillsusingAppliedBehaviourAnalysis(ABA)therapy

Current Employer

AutismRecoveryNetwork,HongKong

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who were previously from Sunway Foundation Programme

SHARIFAH ALIAH BT SYED ALWI ALHABSHI

BA(Hons)inCommunication,SunwayUniversity

Achievement:FirstClassHonours, Valedictorian of July 2019 Graduation

Current Employer: M&CSaatchi

SUNWAY UNIVERSITY 1ST CLASS HONOURS STUDENTS

AVRYL OOI WAN CHEEN

BSc(Hons)inAccountingandFinance,SunwayUniversity

Achievement:FirstClassHonours, Valedictorian of July 2018 Graduation

Current Employer :KhazanahNasionalBerhad

BRIDGET LIM CHER YEE

BA(Hons)Communication, SunwayUniversity

Achievement:FirstClassHonours, Valedictorian of July 2017 Graduation

Current Employer :Chanel

CHLOE TEE

BSc(Hons)AccountingandFinance,SunwayUniversity

Achievement:FirstClassHonours,Valedictorian of January 2019 Graduation

Current Employer: Axiata Group

45%in 2017

47%in 2018

35%in 2016

27%in 2015

21%in 2014

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STUDENT ACTIVITIES

Sustainable Exhibition

“Spook Me” activity

Movie Night

Sport Carnival

Talent Time

Charity Carnival

eSport

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QUALITY OBJECTIVES

QUALITY POLICY

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to imparting quality education to our students through efficient

management practices by complying with all statutory and regulatory

requirements including the requirements of our external partners. We

are committed to continual improvement of our scholastic ability and

effectiveness by enhancing the awareness of quality and competency

of our faculty and management staff; continually reviewing our key

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