University Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP) Thread, A warm welcome to the new intakes!
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 Sep 14 2011, 04:55 AM
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i just got accepted in unimap
iam an international student um in School of Mechatronic Engineering Biomedical Electronic Engineering i will take the english course first because i studied in arabic language   QUOTE edit: biomedic gt tonnes of gurls... the reverse... they gt oli 3 guys.... 2 of which are my rummates.... doh.gif oh thx god there are girls in my course This post has been edited by abdullah.ka: Sep 14 2011, 05:07 AM |
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Sep 16 2011, 06:49 AM
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meeee
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Sep 29 2011, 04:55 AM
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why you guys ignore me
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 Oct 1 2011, 07:53 AM
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QUOTE Hi abdullah.ka! First of all, welcome to our country Malaysia. I am sure you will enjoy your stay here, in Malaysia and in Perlis. Mind telling a bit more about yourself? Like where are you from? And maybe why did you choose UniMAP? Don't worry, the School of Mechatronics Engineering has a lot of very helpful lecturers and professors. They live like one family there. I am speaking because I myself was from this school. Feel free to consult any of those folks if you do encounter any problems. oh thank yew iam from palestine i live in united arab emirates , dubai i chose unimap because i heard that its one of the best universities in malaysia and the life there is not like the city life so i can concentrate and study hard and also in the middle east we dont have this branch of studying ( biomedical electronic engineering ) i will be happy to study with yew guys is there alot of international students ? or its just me ? |
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Oct 2 2011, 02:02 AM
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Oh, you are from Dubai. That's a very beautiful city. In fact, many Malaysians do spend their holidays in Dubai, to get a glimpse at the Burj Khalifa. I believe that's one of many magnificant structures in Dubai, right?
Well, UniMAP is indeed a very good university, judging from her young age. Ranked among the top universities in the country, UniMAP is very much active in academic and research, as well as extra-curricular activities. I am glad that you chose to read Biomedical Electronic Engineering. Even in Malaysia, not all university is offering this course, bearing in mind that this is a very new branch of engineering, and highly qualified teaching personnels are required. UniMAP has it all! International students come in thick and fast every year, and quite a number of proportion is from the Middle East. So don't be surprise if you meet some of your countrymen here in UniMAP, and I am sure you will. .................................. oh thats nice thats why i chose this branch and iam also interested in it i will be in malaysia 12-OCt do all the people in perlis know english do i have to learn malay language ? i downloaded some apps on my iphone to learn some malay thank yew QUOTE Hi abdullah.ka, just out of curiosity, How did you found out lowyat forum? icon_rolleyes.gif i searched in the internet for forums related to unimap and i found this thread [QUOTE]This post has been edited by abdullah.ka: Oct 2 2011, 06:52 AM |
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Oct 3 2011, 04:17 AM
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QUOTE smile.gif I believe most of the people in Perlis understand English. But it's also good to equipped yourself with some Malay language. Don't worry a bit, my friend. The Malay language is very easy to learn, you will pick it up in no time. By the end of four years in Perlis and Malaysia, you will be speaking in Malay like a genuine Malaysian! thumbup.gif thats cool i cant wait to arrive to malaysia i read in the posts here that i cant use a tv and i cant cook in the room , is that right ? i chose the single room |
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Oct 3 2011, 01:53 PM
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QUOTE Do international students have a special, more luxurious, more comfortable dorm as compared to local students? I even heard that there are air conditioners installed in their homes... Yes my room has an AC But the questions is Can I cook or watch tv in the room ? |
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