Foundation in Business Management & Computing Stream

Details Information
Level Foundation
Faculty Centre for Foundation Studies (CFS)
Duration 1 year / 3 semesters; 50 credits
Intakes January, May & September
Accreditation (EAC/BEM, MQA ref) JPT/BPP(R3/0011/3/0066) (07/29) (A4231)
Tuition (Total, Malaysian) RM21,000

Who is this programme for?

Suitable for students who have completed SPM, O-Level, IGCSE or an equivalent qualification and are interested in business, management and related fields. It provides the academic foundation for further study in Business Management at UTP.

What will I learn, year by year?

Trimester 1: Business Management, Principles of Economics, Fundamental Mathematics I and Proficiency English.

Trimester 2: Technical English, Islamic/Moral Studies, Thinking Skills, Problem Solving & Programming and co-curriculum.

Trimester 3: Introduction to Business & Information Systems, Visual Programming, Fundamental Mathematics II and co-curriculum.

One thing that makes it different at UTP

Students have a direct pathway to UTP's Bachelor in Business Management (Hons) after completing the Foundation Programme and meeting the relevant progression requirements.

The Research Behind It: Which area, centre and academics?

The programme is delivered by the Centre for Foundation Studies (CFS). Business-related academic progression connects students to UTP's Department of Management, which focuses on business studies, entrepreneurship, technological innovation and market-based knowledge.

Cost & Funding: Which scholarships and aid apply to this programme?

TAZU, YUTP Scholarship, YUTP Education Grant, YUTP Student Support Fund Bursary and PTPTN are among the financial-aid opportunities applicable to Foundation students, subject to eligibility and availability. UTP also lists external scholarships and sponsorships.

Student Life: what should an applicant to this programme know?

Students study within UTP's campus environment and can participate in CFS activities and ACeFoS, the Foundation student club. The three-semester structure means students should be prepared for continuous academic work while developing communication, teamwork and leadership skills.

Next Intake + Application Deadline

January 2027 intake — application opens 14 October 2026 and closes 17 November 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Bachelor in Business Management (Hons) at UTP.

One year across three semesters.

Yes. Fundamental Mathematics is included in the Business Management Foundation curriculum.

Programme Lead

Business Management & Technology: Wan Sharizan Wan Mamat Pauzam

Foundation in Science

Details Information
Level Foundation
Faculty Centre for Foundation Studies (CFS)
Duration 1 year / 3 semesters; 50 credits
Intakes January, May & September
Accreditation (EAC/BEM, MQA ref) MQA/JPT: JPT/BPP(R3/0011/3/0066) (07/29) (A4231)
Tuition (Total, Malaysian) RM21,000

Who is this programme for?

Suitable for students interested in computer science, information technology, information systems and digital technologies who want to build the academic and technical foundation needed for undergraduate computing studies.

What will I learn, year by year?

Trimester 1: Chemistry I, Mathematics I, Physics I and Proficiency English.

Trimester 2: Technical English, Thinking Skills, Structured Algorithm & Programming, Islamic/Moral Studies and co-curriculum.

Trimester 3: Chemistry II, Mathematics II, Physics II and co-curriculum. The programme builds scientific knowledge, mathematical skills, problem-solving and communication.

One thing that makes it different at UTP

A direct pathway into UTP science degrees. Students build their Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics foundation before progressing to Applied Chemistry, Industrial Physics or Petroleum Geoscience.

The Research Behind It: Which area, centre and academics?

Science-related areas: chemistry, physics, materials, energy and related scientific research.

Cost & Funding: Which scholarships and aid apply to this programme?

TAZU, YUTP Scholarship, YUTP Education Grant, YUTP Student Support Fund Bursary and PTPTN are among the financial-aid opportunities applicable to Foundation students, subject to eligibility and availability. UTP also lists external scholarships and sponsorships.

STUDENT LIFE: What should an applicant to THIS programme know?

Students experience university life at UTP while completing a fast-paced three-semester programme. Students can participate in co-curricular activities and CFS student activities while developing communication, teamwork and leadership skills. CFS specifically aims to support both academic and personal development.

Next Intake + Application Deadline

January 2027 intake — application opens 14 October 2026 and closes 17 November 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Applied Chemistry, Industrial Physics or Petroleum Geoscience.

One year across three semesters.

Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, English, programming and academic/soft-skill subjects.

Programme Lead

Engineering & Sciences: Nurul Izzah M Ridwan

Foundation in Computing

Details Information
Level Foundation
Faculty Centre for Foundation Studies (CFS)
Duration 1 year / 3 semesters; 50 credits
Intakes January, May & September
Accreditation (EAC/BEM, MQA ref) MQA/JPT: JPT/BPP(R3/0011/3/0066) (07/29) (A4231)
Tuition (Total, Malaysian) RM21,000

Who is this programme for?

Suitable for students interested in computer science, information technology, information systems and digital technologies who want to build the academic and technical foundation needed for undergraduate computing studies.

What will I learn, year by year?

Trimester 1: Business & Information Systems, Fundamental Mathematics I and Proficiency English.

Trimester 2: Technical English, Thinking Skills, Problem Solving & Programming, Islamic/Moral Studies and co-curriculum.

Trimester 3: Visual Programming, Fundamental Mathematics II and related academic/co-curricular subjects. Students develop programming, mathematics, problem-solving and communication skills.

One thing that makes it different at UTP

The programme provides a structured pathway into UTP's computing degrees, allowing students to develop programming, mathematics, problem-solving and communication skills before beginning undergraduate computing studies.

The Research Behind It: Which area, centre and academics?

Computing-related academic and research areas at UTP include artificial intelligence, data analytics, information systems, cybersecurity, software engineering and digital technologies. Students subsequently progress into UTP's computing academic and research ecosystem

Cost & Funding: Which scholarships and aid apply to this programme?

TAZU, YUTP Scholarship, YUTP Education Grant, YUTP Student Support Fund Bursary and PTPTN are among the financial-aid opportunities applicable to Foundation students, subject to eligibility and availability. UTP also lists external scholarships and sponsorships.

Student Life: what should an applicant to this programme know?

Students experience university life at UTP while completing a three-semester foundation programme. They can participate in co-curricular activities and CFS student activities while developing communication, teamwork, leadership and problem-solving skills

Next Intake + Application Deadline

January 2027 intake — application opens 14 October 2026 and closes 17 November 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

No, the Foundation provides introductory programming and problem-solving preparation.

Computing-related bachelor’s programmes at UTP.

One year across three semesters.

Programme Lead

Business Management & Technology: Wan Sharizan Wan Mamat Pauzam

Bachelor of Integrated Engineering with Honours

Details Information
Level Undergraduate
Faculty Faculty of Engineering
Duration 4 years
Intakes September (one intake per year)
Accreditation (EAC/BEM, MQA ref) MQA: MQA/PA17692; JPT/BPP(N/0788/6/0010)06/29
Tuition (Total, Malaysian) RM160,000

Who is this programme for?

"Built for versatile problem-solvers and tech visionaries ready to connect mechanical, electrical, chemical, and digital domains to lead the next generation of cross-disciplinary industrial innovation."

What will I learn, year by year?

Year 1 (Fundamentals): Build strong foundations in mathematics, computing, mechanics, fluid dynamics, and thermodynamics through hands-on design challenges.

Year 2 (Core Systems): Master data intelligence, electronics, electromechanical systems, and project management to connect hardware with software.

Year 3 (Integration & Internship): Apply process control, smart communication, and systems design before completing an intensive industry internship.

Year 4 (Specialisation & Capstone): Deep-dive into fields like IoT, smart grids, or clean energy while delivering final-year industry innovation projects.

Where do graduates work? Name employers and roles

This programme welcomed the new intake in Sept 2025 (its a new programme). We dont have graduates yet but future graduates can work in the following field: Engineer, Software/IT Engineer, Process Engineer, Application Engineer, or Plant Operations & Maintenance Lead.

Business & Enterprise: Bridge engineering with business strategy in roles such as Business Solution Developer, Project Developer, Supply Chain Specialist, or in Corporate Banking & Business Development.

Sustainability & ESG: Drive green industry transitions as a Corporate ESG Specialist or Continuous Improvement Specialist.

One thing that makes it different at UTP

It is designed around actual industry needs: combining three core engineering disciplines into one cohesive programme. Students graduate with the cross-functional skills companies actively look for.

TESTIMONIAL: quote, full name, year, employer. Photo? (Y/N)

NA because it is a new programme. Our first cohort will graduate in 2029.

The Research Behind It: Which area, centre and academics?

More info

Cost & Funding: Which scholarships and aid apply to this programme?

Deserving candidates can apply to TAZU and YAYASAN UTP. We also regularly approach and have industry engagement to showcase the talents of our potential students to secure scholarhsips.

Student Life: What should an applicant to this programme know?

This programme is not lecture based. Students will have a lot of project based learning based on problem statement given by the industry partners. Classes are NOT lecture-based. 70% of our programmes have NO final exams. In SEM 4, students will be abroad in selected universities for "mobility abroad programme". The programmes they learn in Sem 4 in university abroad will be credit transferred back to UTP (goes into their marks). This is to give GLOBAL exposure for our students. Selected students who apply for this programme will sit for a psychometric test and if selected, will be interviewed (2nd round for selection). Once they ace the interview, then offer letter will be given.

Next Intake + Application Deadline ​​

Intake every Sept. Once a year only.

Placement or internship route for this programme

Internship will be arranged by the dept.

Frequently Asked Questions

This is a forward-looking engineering programme designed to equip students with a strong foundation in core engineering principles of chemical, electrical and mechanical, while integrating multidisciplinary expertise. It prepares graduates to meet the evolving needs of the workforce, fostering innovation, adaptability, and problem-solving in an increasingly complex world.

This programme aligns with global workforce trends, as highlighted by the World Economic Forum, which emphasizes the growing demand for engineers with interdisciplinary skills. As industries advance with digitalisation, automation, and sustainability-driven changes, employers seek professionals who can integrate multiple disciplines, solve complex challenges, and drive technological and sustainable innovation. This degree equips graduates with the versatility to meet these needs.

This programme integrates core engineering disciplines with innovation, sustainability, and real-world problem-solving skills. Developed in collaboration with industry leaders, it ensures that graduates are prepared to meet market demands and adapt to future technological advancements.

Graduates will be well-equipped for careers in various engineering and technology sectors, including:
 
  • Engineering & Technology: Project, systems, automation, and product design engineers
  • Energy & Sustainability: Energy and sustainability engineers
  • Digital Fields: AI, IoT, and data analytics roles
  • Industry-Specific Roles: Opportunities in automotive, biomedical, and manufacturing industries
  • Entrepreneurship & Technical Sales: Business development and engineering consultancy
With strong industry linkages, project-based learning, and global exposure, graduates are highly competitive in a job market shaped by technology, sustainability, and digitalisation.

Yes. Graduates develop a strong foundation in core engineering as well as entrepreneurship, while gaining depth in specialized areas such as energy, automation, AI, and sustainability. The spiral learning approach ensures both technical depth and adaptability, making students highly capable of excelling in complex, interdisciplinary roles that modern industries demand.

Yes. The programme has received approval Provisional Accreditation from MQA and BEM (JPT/BPP(N/0788/6/0010)06/29 & MQA/PA/17692). More details can be found at MQA’s official website.

Yes, graduates can register under the Integrated Engineering discipline upon completion of the programme.

This programme falls under the Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC), ensuring that graduates meet professional engineering standards.

Applicants must meet Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP) general entry requirements, including qualifications such as STPM, A-Levels, or equivalent. Specific subject requirements apply. For more details, please visit: Entry Requirements.

Interested candidates can apply through our online application portal. Applicants must create a unique ID, complete the required details, and submit their application. The Registry Department will provide updates and further instructions via the system and email, ensuring a smooth admission process.

No, the Bachelor of Integrated Engineering with Honours programme admits new students once a year, with intake in September. We encourage candidates to apply early and monitor deadlines for a seamless application experience.

Yes, shortlisted candidates must undergo a rigorous selection process, including cognitive ability and personality assessments. This ensures that students admitted into the programme meet the high academic and professional standards required to excel in integrated engineering.

For further details, please visit our admission page or reach out to our admissions team for assistance.​

It is a 4-year undergraduate degree (8 semesters), including hands-on practical training and industry-linked projects.

The curriculum includes fundamental engineering courses, as well as entrepreneurship, project management and national requirement subjects. The specialization modules offered in integrated engineering includes sustainability, and innovation to prepare students for real-world challenges.

Yes, students can select elective courses tailored to their interests, such as Sustainable Energy and Smart Systems. These elective courses are designed based on current and future market requirements. This ensures students enrolling into this program are future ready. 

Students have access to state-of-the-art laboratories, advanced simulation tools, and collaborative learning spaces. They will also benefit from immersive teaching and learning activities in UTP’s Living Lab.

Yes, courses are co-design with leading industry partners, and experts will co-deliver key modules, providing hands-on exposure to real-world engineering challenges.

Tuition fees vary based on student status and specific needs. For details, visit: Fee Details​.

Yes. Students will be provided with accommodation for their whole education period in UTP. The cost of accommodation is vary depending on the room type. You may browse the Residential Village page to understand more about the accommodation.

No. UTP only offers placement for students to further their studies. However, there are certain UTP financial assistance available for those who meet the requirements/criteria. Qualified students will be assisted by the Sponsorship & Welfare Unit in applying for available sponsorship / financial assistance (PTPTN, JPA, MARA, PETRONAS etc.)

Both have their strengths. A traditional degree offers deep specialization, while an integrated multidisciplinary degree develops versatility and adaptability—qualities increasingly valued by employers. Many industries today prefer engineers who can work across disciplines and tackle complex real-world problems.

Yes, graduates can continue with Master’s or PhD programmes in engineering or related fields.

UTP provides an active alumni network and career development services to support graduates in their professional journey.

Graduates will be equipped with a broad yet deep skill set spanning three core engineering disciplines. This enables them to develop holistic engineering solutions that drive technological advancements, industrial innovation, and sustainable development, making meaningful contributions to society and the global economy.

Programme Lead

Assoc. Prof. Ir. Dr. Zahiraniza Mustaffa (Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS)

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Physics

Details Information
Level Undergraduate
Faculty Faculty of Science, Management & Computing
Duration 3 years 4 months
Intakes May & September
Accreditation (EAC/BEM, MQA ref) MQA
Tuition (Total, Malaysian) RM82,530 (listed as Applied Physics on the fees page)

Who is this programme for?

This programme is for students who want to turn physics into real-world solutions—preparing for careers in energy, manufacturing, electronics, materials, and technology-driven industries, or for advanced study and research.

What will I learn, year by year?

"Year 1: Get hooked on physics—master mechanics, electricity, maths, and hands-on lab work that turns theory into “aha!” moments. Year 2: Go deeper with thermodynamics, optics, electronics, and computational physics, plus real experiments using modern instruments. Year 3: Specialise in areas like semicon, or energy, tackle advanced labs, and finish with a industry-linked project or internship where you solve real-world physics challenges."

Where do graduates work? Name employers and roles

new programme, no graduates yet

One thing that makes it different at UTP

At UTP, Industrial Physics is uniquely shaped by its strong focus on energy and process industries, blending core physics with practical, industry-relevant applications, advanced labs, and real-world projects that prepare you to solve tomorrow’s technological challenges.

Student Life: what should an applicant to this programme know?

The programme emphasises hands-on industrial training and projects, modern laboratory tools and software, professional talks, forums, workshops, industrial visits and industry partnerships.

Next Intake + Application Deadline

May and September. Application deadline: Not specified in the department brochure.

Placement or internship route for this programme

Yes. Student Industrial Training and Student Industrial Project are included in the programme.

Frequently Asked Questions

Semiconductor Technology and Sustainable Energy Technology.

Physics, electronics, AI, data analytics, photonics, instrumentation and sustainable energy.

Failure analysis, process development, testing, solar technology, QA/QC, technical support and R&D.

Bachelor in Business Management (Hons)

Details Information
Level Undergraduate
Faculty Faculty of Science, Management & Computing
Duration 3 years 4 months
Intakes January, May & September
Accreditation (EAC/BEM, MQA ref) MQA/SWA11856; Registration: R/0414/6/0147, expiring 04/2033
Tuition (Total, Malaysian) RM73,500

Who is this programme for?

For school leavers who want an industry-infused business degree with a 7-month internship, project-based learning, and a choice of future-facing specialisation (Business Analytics, Accounting via ICAEW, or an MBA-vertical Business Administration track).

What will I learn, year by year?

Years 1–2 build foundations in management, marketing, economics, accounting, finance, statistics, data mining, business intelligence, sustainability and entrepreneurship. Students then complete a 7-month industry immersion. Final study develops strategy, research and a chosen pathway in Business Analytics, Accounting (ICAEW), or Business Administration.

Where do graduates work? Name employers and roles

Roles across Business Analytics, Marketing & Customer Analytics, Finance & Risk Analytics, Operations & Supply Chain Analytics, HR Analytics, and Management & Consulting (e.g. Business Analyst, Financial Analyst, Marketing Analyst, Management Consultant). Named employers (from the public page): PETRONAS, Maybank, Malaysia Airlines, PwC, RHB, "and many more."

One thing that makes it different at UTP

Learning powered by ICAEW and CMI (Chartered Management Institute) — including an ICAEW CFAB pathway toward the ACA chartered accountancy designation — plus a dedicated Business Analytics Lab (BAL@21) and a 90% graduate employment rate within 6 months.

The Research Behind It: Which area, centre and academics?

Not research-based (undergraduate programme). Three specialisation tracks: Business Analytics (Digital Transformation & Business Strategy, Data Visualisation, Supply Chain Analytics, Responsible AI), Accounting/ICAEW (Taxation, Assurance, Business Insights & Performance, Corporate Reporting), and Business Administration/MBA vertical (Accounting for Decision Making, Business Economics, Corporate Finance, Corporate ESG Ethics).

Student Life: what should an applicant to this programme know?

Business Analytics Lab (BAL@21) for hands-on analytics/BI tool experience; active student engagement noted via "DM & BMSS Activities" (Gala Dinners, MoU signing with CMI, engagement with EY) and awards (President's Award, Capstone Awards, Best Academic Awards 2025).

Next Intake + Application Deadline

January 2027 intake — application closes 17 November 2026. Applications open 14 October 2026, registration is 4 January 2027, and semester starts 11 January 2027. Business Management is included in the January 2027 intake.

Placement or internship route for this programme

7-month Student Industrial Training + Student Industrial Project (14 credits total, Semesters 7–8), described as delivering "industry-connected learning" through industry projects, guest lectures, and mentorship alongside the internship.

Frequently Asked Questions

Business Analytics and core business area. 

Pre-University, Matriculation, Diploma, UEC in relevant fields.

management, marketing, accounting/finance, economics, operations, supply chain, and related fields.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT

Programme Lead

More than 70% of UTP students receive financial sponsorship, study loans, or merit scholarships from PETRONAS, governmental bodies, or corporate partners.

BBM Programme Leader​

Dr Nasir Abdul Jalil

Target: Straight A SPM / IGCSE

Chair, Department of Management​

Assoc. Prof. Dr Satirenjit Kaur Johl

Target: Straight A SPM / IGCSE

Bachelor of Computer Science (Hons)

Details Information
Level Undergraduate
Faculty Faculty of Science, Management & Computing
Duration 3 years 4 months
Intakes January, May & September
Accreditation (EAC/BEM, MQA ref) MQA Ref: FA17021; Registration: R/0613/6/0049, valid to 08/2032. Internal source additionally confirms Malaysian Board of Technologists (MBOT) and Seoul Accord (international recognition).
Tuition (Total, Malaysian) RM82,530

Who is this programme for?

For school leavers who want a computer science degree with an AI specialisation, hands-on AI lab modules, a business minor option, professional certification opportunities, and a 7-month industry internship.

What will I learn, year by year?

122 credit hours: Core Computing (24 credits) and Core Discipline (33 credits) build CS fundamentals; Field Electives (9 credits, choose 3) let students specialise in Machine Learning, Robotics, Large Language Models, or Computer Vision; Free Electives (15 credits) allow a minor in Corporate Management or Accounting & Business; plus a 7-month Industrial Internship (14 credits) and Final Year Project (6 credits). Includes an embedded Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) certification via the Distributed and Parallel Computing programme.

Where do graduates work? Name employers and roles

Software Engineer/Full-Stack Developer, Data Analyst, AI/Machine Learning Engineer, Data Scientist, System/Mobile App Developer, Automation Test Engineer, Product/Technical Consultant, Cloud Solutions Architect/Engineer, DevOps/SRE, UX/UI Engineer, Embedded Systems/IoT Engineer.

One thing that makes it different at UTP

An embedded, lifetime-valid Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) certification (via institutional partnership with Microsoft Learn for Educators), active faculty research groups open to undergraduates, and a choice of business minor alongside the core CS degree.

The Research Behind It: Which area, centre and academics?

Research sits within the Department of Computing, with expertise in AI, cybersecurity, data science, cloud/parallel computing, IoT and software engineering. Relevant research environment includes the Centre for Research in Data Science (CeRDaS). Current academics with aligned expertise include Ts. Dr Ooi Boon Yaik, Ts. Dr Shakirah Mohd Taib, Ts. Dr Norshakirah Abdul Aziz and Ts. Dr Emelia Akashah Patah Akhir.

Cost & Funding: Which scholarships and aid apply to this programme?

Not formally research-based (undergraduate programme), but the internal source notes "Active Faculty Expertise Research Groups" that undergraduates can join. Field elective specialisations: Machine Learning, Robotics, Large Language Models, Computer Vision.

Student Life: what should an applicant to this programme know?

Students should expect a hands-on computing experience with specialised laboratories, project-based learning, industry-linked teaching and research opportunities. The programme also offers professional certification opportunities and a choice of Corporate Management or Accounting & Business minor areas.

Next Intake + Application Deadline

January 2027 intake — application closes 17 November 2026. Applications open 14 October 2026; registration is 4 January 2027 and semester begins 11 January 2027.

Placement or internship route for this programme

7-month industrial internship, explicitly available in Malaysia or overseas (14 credits: Student Industrial Training + Student Industrial Project pattern consistent with the other Computing programmes).

Frequently Asked Questions

Artificial Intelligence.

Yes, a 7-month industry internship is highlighted by the department.

Students can earn Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) through the programme.

Programme Lead

Undergraduate Programme Leader, Computer Science:Ts. Dr. Shakirah Bt M Taib

Bachelor of Petroleum Engineering with Honours

Details Information
Level Undergraduate
Faculty Faculty of Engineering
Duration 4 years (10 semesters, including industrial internship).
Intakes January, May & September
Accreditation (EAC/BEM, MQA ref) MQA/FA2510; Programme Code: R3/0724/6/0001; valid until Feb 2029. Accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC) and recognized by the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM).
Tuition (Total, Malaysian) RM110,000

Who is this programme for?

Students who enjoy mathematics, physics, energy systems and problem-solving, and who aspire to careers in petroleum, energy, drilling, reservoir, production or renewable energy sectors.

What will I learn, year by year?

Year 1: engineering maths, petroleum fundamentals, oil & gas industry. Year 2: reservoir rock/fluid properties, well logging, fluid mechanics. Year 3: reservoir, drilling and production engineering, data analytics, team projects. Year 4: internship, field development project, final-year research, petroleum economics and specialization in Reservoir, Drilling, Production or Renewable Energy.

Where do graduates work? Name employers and roles

Graduates work as Reservoir Engineers, Drilling Engineers, Production Engineers, Petroleum Engineers and Energy Engineers. Common employers include PETRONAS, Shell, ExxonMobil, Baker Hughes and SLB (Schlumberger), as well as energy and engineering consulting companies

One thing that makes it different at UTP (≤40 words)

Students can specialize in Reservoir Engineering, Drilling Engineering, Production Engineering or Renewable Energy, supported by strong industry collaboration and project-based learning.

The research behind it: which area, centre and academics?

Research areas align with reservoir engineering, drilling engineering, production engineering, petroleum exploration, field development and renewable energy. Programme includes research-based Final Year Projects addressing industry problems. Specific centres and academics are not listed on the programme page.

Cost & Funding: which scholarships and aid apply to THIS programme?

UTP lists financial aid categories including UTP Financial Aid, External Financial Aid and aid for SPM leavers. Specific eligibility and awards should be checked against the current financial-aid schemes.

Student Life: What should an applicant to this programme know?

Expect project-based learning, engineering design projects, field development projects, co-curricular activities, ethics and integrity programmes, community engagement projects and close industry exposure throughout the programme.

Next Intake + Application Deadline

Next intake: September 2026 is the upcoming regular undergraduate semester based on the current academic cycle. Deadline: depends on applicant category and current admissions round; confirm on UTP's application portal.

Placement or internship route for this programme

Structured Student Industrial Internship Programme (SIIP) comprising Student Industrial Training (SIT) and Student Industrial Project (SIP), typically undertaken with industry partners.

Frequently Asked Questions

Reservoir, Drilling, Production and Renewable Energy.

Yes, the programme includes Student Industrial Training and Student Industrial Project.

144 credit hours with a minimum CGPA of 2.00/4.00.

Programme Lead

Chair, Department of Petroleum Engineering : Ir Dr Mohd Azuwan bin Maoinser

Foundation in Engineering & Science

Details Information
Level Foundation
Faculty Centre for Foundation Studies (CFS)
Duration 1 year / 3 semesters; 50 credits
Intakes January, May & September
Accreditation (EAC/BEM, MQA ref) JPT/BPP(R3/0011/3/0066) (07/29) (A4231)
Tuition (Total, Malaysian) RM21,000

Who is this programme for?

Designed for SPM or equivalent graduates who are interested in pursuing engineering or science-related degrees. It provides the mathematical, scientific and academic foundation needed for further study at UTP.

What will I learn, year by year?

Year 1 / Foundation: Students study Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, English and related academic skills.

One thing that makes it different at UTP

Direct pathway into UTP engineering and science degrees. The Foundation in Engineering & Science is designed specifically to prepare students for UTP's range of engineering and science programmes, creating a clear transition from foundation studies to undergraduate study.

The Research Behind It: Which area, centre and academics?

Delivered by Centre for Foundation Studies & Humanities (CFSH). Research expertise among CFSH academics includes areas such as information systems/technology adoption, chemistry, alternative energy, materials and automation. The programme also connects students to UTP's broader research ecosystem in engineering, science and technology.

Cost & Funding: Which scholarships and aid apply to this programme?

TAZU, YUTP Scholarship, YUTP Education Grant, YUTP Student Support Fund Bursary and PTPTN are among the financial-aid opportunities applicable to Foundation students, subject to eligibility and availability. UTP also lists external scholarships and sponsorships.

Next Intake + Application Deadline

January 2027 intake — application opens 14 October 2026 and closes 17 November 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

One year over three semesters.

Multiple UTP engineering and science degrees are available.

Yes, upon meeting the relevant progression requirements.

Programme Lead

Engineering & Sciences: Nurul Izzah M Ridwan

Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering with Honours

Details Information
Level Undergraduate
Faculty Faculty of Engineering
Duration 4 years
Intakes January, May, September
Accreditation (EAC/BEM, MQA ref) MQA: R2/0713/6/0011 (11/26), MQA/FA3981.
Tuition (Total, Malaysian) RM110,000

Who is this programme for?

For school leavers wanting a comprehensive foundation in electrical power, electronics, instrumentation, and digital technologies, with hands-on exposure to automation, embedded systems, and renewable energy — backed by a 7-month industry internship.

What will I learn, year by year?

Year 1: Mathematics, circuit theory, programming, digital electronics and signals & systems

Year 2: Network analysis, microelectronics, analogue electronics, electromagnetics and communication systems.

Year 3: Data analytics, instrumentation, microprocessors, computer architecture, electrical machines, power systems and control.

Year 4: Industrial internship, final-year project and a chosen specialisation.

Where do graduates work? Name employers and roles

Sectors: power and energy, renewable energy, electronics, semiconductor, automation, telecommunications, manufacturing, consulting, and research.

Named roles: Electrical Engineer, Power Systems Engineer, Renewable Energy Engineer, Semiconductor Engineer, IC Design Engineer, Electronics Engineer, Automation Engineer, Instrumentation and Control Engineer, Embedded Systems Engineer, Energy Engineer, Project Engineer, Engineering Consultant, R&D Engineer.

One thing that makes it different at UTP

7-month internship and industry-based projects for substantial industrial exposure, hands-on embedded systems/electronic design work, and direct exposure to renewable energy and smart grid technologies — taught by industry-engaged academics.

The Research Behind It: Which area, centre and academics?

Not research-based (undergraduate programme); no specialisation tracks or research areas listed in this deck (the public page separately lists five specialisation tracks — Computer & Communication, Instrumentation & Control, Power Systems, Electronics & Devices, Renewable Energy — worth confirming these still apply).

Cost & Funding: Which scholarships and aid apply to this programme?

UTP financial-aid opportunities include YUTP Scholarship, YUTP Education Grant, YUTP Student Support Fund Bursary, TAZU and PTPTN, subject to eligibility and availability. External sponsorship opportunities may also be available.

Student Life: what should an applicant to this programme know?

Students should expect a combination of lectures, laboratory sessions, engineering projects, programming and practical work. The programme also includes team projects, community engagement and co-curricular activities, allowing students to develop technical and communication skills.

Next Intake + Application Deadline ​​

September intake.

Placement or internship route for this programme

7-month internship explicitly confirmed as a core programme feature, paired with industry-based projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Electrical circuits, electronics, programming, communication, power, control and related engineering areas.

Yes, in five areas including renewable energy and power systems.

Yes, UTP states that its EEE curriculum is accredited by MQA and EAC.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT

Programme Lead

More than 70% of UTP students receive financial sponsorship, study loans, or merit scholarships from PETRONAS, governmental bodies, or corporate partners.

Program Leader, Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering with Honours

Ir. Dr. Mohd Fakhizan Romlie

Target: Straight A SPM / IGCSE

Chair, Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Assoc. Prof. Ts. Dr. Fawnizu Azmadi Hussin

Target: Straight A SPM / IGCSE