Arau, PerlisUniversiti Malaysia Perlis
A public engineering university in the far north
Malaysia's seventeenth public university, formerly the Northern Malaysia University College of Engineering. Engineering is close to its whole business: seven faculties, six of them engineering, covering electronics, electrical, mechanical, civil, chemical and intelligent computing, plus one faculty for business and communication.
- Public university no.
- 17th
- Faculties
- 7
- Focus
- Engineering & eng. technology
- State
- Perlis
Overview
Public engineering at low fees — and know the trade-off
Perlis is Malaysia's smallest state, on the Thai border, and the trip to Kuala Lumpur is a long one. Against that: public-university fees, a cost of living well below the capital, and a genuine specialism in microelectronic and precision engineering. We say it plainly so you can choose knowing both sides.
30 programmes listed on this page
Programmes
Programmes on offer
Programme names appear in English exactly as the university awards them — and as they'll appear on your offer letter and certificate.
* Programme availability changes between intakes. Contact us to confirm the course you're interested in and current start dates.
Highlights
Why UniMAP?
A microelectronics specialism
Microelectronic engineering is a standalone degree here rather than a track inside electronic engineering, and it plugs straight into Malaysia's semiconductor industry.
Six engineering faculties out of seven
Electronic, Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, Chemical and Intelligent Computing are each a faculty in their own right, not departments inside a single engineering school.
A diploma-to-degree route
The Centre of Diploma Studies runs six engineering diplomas, so a student can enter on a school certificate and progress to a bachelor's inside the same university.
Next step
Is UniMAP the right fit? Let's check together.
We'll review your grades, the entry requirements and current fees — and tell you plainly if another university suits you better.
