The fees you stated are inclusive of exam fees. Or should I say, there is no stipulated exam fee. However, there is a fee charged for resitting exams in the event of receiving a fail.

No additional fees are required.

Textbooks are just recommended textbooks that the lecturers might refer to during lectures or providing notes. It is entirely your choice if you wish to buy them. These books are also available for loan from the university's library. Note that students are also selling used books at a much cheaper rate, usually 50% or even lower.

In my opinion, the fees for bachelors degree is worth it (it's a British University Degree) but for foundation it's quite costly. For me, I did my A-level in TAR College, and since I was a recipient of their merit scholarship, it cost me less than RM3000 (including exam fees) for the whole course.

A meal on campus would could cost as low as RM3.50 - RM4.50 or as high as RM15 depending on what you take/order. There are 3 eateries on campus currently (I think they'll be adding a forth one soon) and if you have a car, you could drive to Broga/Semenyih for meals.

I applied using my SPM. It's given automatically:
8As - 75% scholarship for tuition fees
9As and above - 100% scholarship for tuition fees
(A - either A1 or A2)
You must maintain 60% for every tests in order to maintain the scholarship.

For subjects, check out this website:
http://www.tarc.edu.my/acad/spus/acad_spus.htm

I'm not sure whether foundation programmes for other universities are accepted at UNMC but I think it's best to call them (03-89248000) or email them: enquiries@nottingham.edu.my

The last i asked if they accepted MUFY (Monash University Foundation Year), they said yes. I don't quite remember what the exact entry requirements were, but, I do remember that achieving that grade was somewhat impossible (i believe about 80 and above), and I totally ditched the idea of taking MUFY.

Definitely. the Foundation Programme in Business and Management at UNMC will provide you extensive academic knowledge and experience required for you to perform well in the First Year Degree Programmes. It also gives you a well rounded exposure before entering into first year, such as examination and assignment requirements, study skills, and of course, mingle well with the community on campus which comprises of various nationalities and cultures - thus: a smooth transition from high school life into a full fledge university.

It may be a hectic programme, but it's all worth while, as everything you undergo will contribute to your own personal development - and it is how hard you work that determines your success.

By the way, you can choose 2 semester (July Intake) or 3 semester (April Intake). I would suggest you take the April Intake, as you have an extended/head start period compared to your peers from the July Intake. By then, you will already be familiar with almost everything on campus, and won't be in a daze when July comes around.

If you have already enrolled, I believe you can defer NS right?
Defer for a few years, and at the same time search for a doctor.. *ahem ahem*

Rental let's say RM350/month?
Food RM15 per day.
Toiletries RM20/month.
Printing/Photostating RM30/month.
Books (photostat) +-RM200 /course.

So it's about.. RM870 for a normal life?

oh yea.. my exam's over!! wuhoo!!!

my living expenses is very very low..

rental 200/month
utility around 50/month
F&B around 50/week (lunch outside, dinner cook)
petrol around 100/month (go back KL every weekend)
no printing expenses cz using uni's credit..
no photostating of books cz i dun need it..

excluding entertainment then my average cost is 550/month lo.. poor guy here 

i pay my fees with High Achiever's discount + PTPTN n my hard earn money.. T_T living expenses paid by parents..

65%? not 60% meh? erm.. i dunno bout u, but for me it's quite easy to maintain >60%.. as long as u put some effort then it wont be hard. i score my 1st year with an average >70%, so it's more than enuf. but i dunno bout the other course's examination standards. mayb harder mayb easier.. also depends on yr year thou.. mayb for a same course, year 1 will be easier than year 2 or vice versa..

hah my living expenses is even lower
rental 50/month(staying at pelangi semenyih)
utility around 30/month
F&B around 50/week
petrol around 200/month (fuel guzzler car)

ha.. u r onli low in rental.. i stay at TTS2 ma.. others more or less the same la.. i spend very less de la.. F&B 50/week is max.. usually i spend bout 20~30/week. utility is high cz of streamyx and air cond.. XD


oh oh.. foundation 65%? i see.. Business is tougher than engineering eh? no idea.. it all DEPENDS.. haha..

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Added on January 21, 2009, 11:10 ameh, foundation u cannot apply for PTPTN ya.. pls remember that just in case u dunno.. if u r aware of it then good la.. =)

i m going for foundation in engineering for april intake 2 haha... but i not planning to stay there , drive every from my house "PJ" to there xD izzit advicesable? anyway all sifu , may i know more student comments bout the foundation in engineering?

yea.... just finish SPM haha.... still waiting result...
forecast result not really good 5 A1s den others all  CDCDs so i think actual result will batter

anyway ex-CHS student here

off campus.. find room around TTS (the housing area around uni).. room rental varies from 200~500.. depends on size, facilities etc.. u can go to uni by shuttle bus or car pool wif frens or even walk/cycle to uni.. very near onli.

Hello,  i want to ask a question about the psychology study. I myself is a commerce student and as you know i already finished spm and waiting for my result. Firstly i have been thinking of getting business course in the university of nottingham. But on second thought, i want to study psychology as well. So as i can see nottingham did have a new programme for psychology. Can i know the detail for this programme and are there any other colleges or universities that provide good business psychology courses as well? Thanks