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APPLICATION GUIDELINE/REQUIREMENT GARIS PANDUAN PERMOHONAN TERTIARY EDUCATION SPONSORSHIP PROGRAMME (TESP 2020) Open to all full-time student who are currently pursuing First Degree Programme at selected field and selected Local Higher Learning Institution. APPLICATIONS REQUIREMENTS • Application must be made online thru MARA Portal via: www.mara.gov.my starting 13th April 2020 (Monday) 10.00am until 4th May 2020 (Monday) 12.00pm. • Applicant must meet the general requirements and academic requirements. • If false information given by the applicant, MARA reserves the right to terminate or withdraw the loan offer. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS • Malaysian. • Applicant and either one parents is Bumipuera. • Meet the family Sosio Economy Status (SES) eligibility requirements set by MARA. • Parents total taxable income is not more than RM180,000 a year. If parents are self- employed or work at oversea, their average gross income must be less than RM 15,000 per month • Parents/Guardians and applicant are not blacklisted by MARA. • Applicant do not receive any financial support/sponsorship from any agency for current study programme (double sponsor). • Sponsorship is not given to applicant taking same programme level. • Free from any chronic/ contagious disease/ disease that require follow-up treatment. • Applicant age limit should not exceed 40 years old at the time of application. ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS New Student • Obtain CGPA > 3.0 in Asasi/ Matriculation/ Persediaan/ STPM and equivalent. Existing Student • Obtain CGPA > 3.0 in previous semester; AND • Their balance study is not less than a year. Others • Pass SPM with credit Bahasa Melayu. • Academic requirement for medicine, dentistry and pharmacy programme must be meet the criteria set by professional board. SELECTED FIELD AND SUB FIELD ENGINEERING & ENVIRONMENT CREATIVE DESIGN 1 Chemical Engineering 1 Game Design 2 Civil Engineering 2 Animation 3 Mechanical 3 Apps Design 4 Electrical Electronic 4 Web Design 5 Robotics & Automation 5 Graphic Design 6 Telecommunication Engineering 6 Multimedia Design or Advertising Design 7 Mechatronic 7 Virtual Reality. 8 Nanotechnology 8 Fashion Design 9 Petroleum Engineering 10 Solar Energy IT & COMPUTER SCIENCE 11 Wind Energy 1 Ai /Intelligent Systems 12 Environmental Engineering 2 Bioinformatics 3 Cyber Security MARKETING,BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT 4 Business Information System (BIS) 1 Sales 5 Cloud Computing 2 Marketing Management 6 Computer Engineering 3 E-business 7 Data Analysis /Data Science 4 International Business Mgt 8 Internet Of Things (IOT) 5 Business Management 9 Network Computing 6 Human Resource Mgt 10 Programming 7 Economics 11 Software Engineering 8 Logistics Management 12 Computer Security 9 Supply Chain Management 13 Computer Games Development 10 On Line Sales & Supply 11 Mass Communications BUILD PROFESSIONALS 12 Advertising & Brand Mgt 1 Architecture 13 Film, TV, Video Broadcasting 2 Interior Architecture 14 Marketing Communications 3 Interior Design 15 Public Relations 4 Quantity Surveying 16 Law FOOD SECURITY ACCOUNTING & FINANCE 1 Agriculture 1 Actuarial Science 2 Aquatic Marine Science 2 Banking & Finance 3 Biotechnology 3 Banking & Investments 4 Food Science With Nutrition 4 Financial Engineering 5 Seed Technology 5 Financial Technology (Fintech) 6 Herbal Technology 6 Islamic Banking & Finance 7 Accounting 8 Risk Management TRANSPORT- VEHICLE DESIGN & ENGINEERING MEDICAL SCIENCE Motorcycle/Automotive / Heavy Specialists – Cardio, Oncologist, Radiologist, 1 1 Vehicles/Trains/ Aircraft/ Marine Dermatologist 2 Motorcycle/Auto Design 2 Biomedical Science 3 Safety 3 Medical Lab Technology 4 Emissions 4 Medical Imaging 5 Electric 5 Pharmacy 6 Noise,vibration,harshness 6 Medicine 7 Vehicle Electronics 7 Nursing 8 Sports Medicine Rehabilitation 9 Physiotherapy 10 Veterinary Science 11 Genetic Engineering HOW TO APPLY The application is open online at http://www.mara.gov.my from 13TH April 2020 until 4th May 2020. Candidates should ensure complete information has been completed. Candidates are not required to print and submit any documents to MARA until further notice. This sponsorship offer will be published via MARA website at http://www.mara.gov.my. Any questions regarding programmes and technical problems can be made by calling these numbers, 03-2613 2051/2059/2067/2069/2070/2106 from 13th April 2020 to 4th May 2020 (working days) from 9.00 a.m. to 4.30 pm or to submit enquiries via email to [email protected]. LIST F SELECTED HIGHER LEARNING INSTUTIONS A. PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES B. GOVERNMENT LINKED UNIVERSITY (GLU) 1. UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI PETRONAS 2. UNIVERSITI TENAGA NASIONAL 3. UNIVERSITI MULTIMEDIA C. PRIVATE HIGHER LEARNING INSTITUTION 1. ASIA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION 2. ASIAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 3. BERJAYA UNIVERSITY 4. CITY UNIVERSITY 5. HELP UNIVERSITY 6. INFRASTRUCTURE UNIVERSITY KUALA LUMPUR 7. INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL UNIVERSITY 8. INTI INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 9. KDU UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 10. KOLEJ UNIVERSITI ISLAM ANTARABANGSA SELANGOR 11. LINCOLN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 12. MAHSA UNIVERSITY 13. MANAGEMENT & SCIENCE UNIVERSITY 14. NILAI UNIVERSITY 15. PERDANA UNIVERSITY 16. SEGI UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 17. SUNWAY UNIVERSITY 18. TATI UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 19. TAYLORS UNIVERSITY 20. TWINTECH INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 21. UCSI UNIVERSITY 22. UNIVERSITI ISLAM ANTARABANGSA SULTAN ABDUL HALIM MU'ADZAM SHAH 23. UNIVERSITI TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN 24. UNIVERSITY OF CYBERJAYA 25. AL MADINAH INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 26. CURTIN UNIVERSITY SARAWAK MALAYSIA 27. MONASH UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA 28. NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY MEDICINE MALAYSIA 29. SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SARAWAK CAMPUS 30. UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM MALAYSIA Note: Kindly refer to Lampiran 1 for the list of programmes offered by institution. END .
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