I'm a UNITAR student and im a chinese. Well, not trying to be racist but it is what happened there. I'm not sure about other Regional Centres but in Kelana Jaya there are hardly any Chinese there. It is like of 10 people walking pass you, either you get 1 chinese or none. That is one thing.

The good thing for this course is because of its flexibility. You can adjust your own timetable, you can decide you want to graduate early or late, all you need to do is register the courses according to your liking. Now, starting from this semester, the mgmt had changed. It will no longer focus on weekend classes. It will be weekdays classes and reserved weekends only for parttimers. Previously it will be like 2 hours once every 2 week for long semester and 2 hours once every week for short semester but now it changed to 3 hours once every week during long semester and 6 hours once every week for short semester.

Hope this will help...

Now, this thread had became "How many chinese are studying at UNITAR?" ..

lynnerilian, is it that one chinese should be surrounded with alot of chinese in order for them to survive in a studying environment?

I really can't get your point on why you are insisting that there are "hardly chinese around" and "chinese are countable in UNITAR".

How about the facilities provided there? Example, for the IT courses, they are using the latest software technology? and the computer lab? How about it? Enough for each student?

Did the certificate recognised by other big companies? or only a certain companies?

It's cheaper .. but need to know more .. 

Thank you ..