Diploma graduates may be employed in a wide variety of manufacturing industries such as iron & steels, petrochemicals, electronics, ceramics, polymers, composites, automotive and aerospace industries as assistant engineers, metallurgical technician, quality control technician, service technician, testing technician, production technician, sales & marketing executive. Diploma graduates also can pursue further study in the relevant Bachelor of Technology programme.

Fees & Financial Aid:

Estimated Total Fees: (RM) RM18,400 (Malaysian Student), Rm 36,100 (International Student)

The estimated total fees may vary by 10%. 

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Merit scholarship

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Other scholarship

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Financial Aid

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1. Graduates are competent technicians in the field of manufacturing technology.

2. Graduates are engaged in lifelong learning and professional development.

3. Graduates are committed to professionalism in technologists’ practices and contribute to the society.

The nine programmes outcomes derived from the program objectives are as listed below:

1. Demonstrate knowledge in mathematics, science and technology fundamentals in manufacturing technology field to deal with well-defined work procedures and practices.

2. Adopt technical, practical-oriented skills and use of modern tools and technologies to resolve well-defined problems in the context of manufacturing technology.

3. Able to identify, formulate and solve well-defined technical problems in manufacturing technology and resolve through scientific investigation, experimentation and/or application of digital and numeracy skills.

4. Able to apply interpersonal and presentation skills either orally or in written form with the technologist communities and society.

5. Able to assess issues of cultural, environmental, safety, health, sustainability in context of technological development and meeting the societal responsibility in their work practices.

6. Acknowledge the need for and engage in continuous, independent and lifelong learning in the context of manufacturing technological change.

7. Demonstrate awareness of management, business practices and technopreneurship practices.

8. Understand and commit to professional ethics, responsibilities and norms of technology practices.

9. Function efficiently as an individual and in diverse team-based work and possess capacity to lead.