UOW Malaysia

I sat in a free trial class for Fundementalsbof Game Technology. Mr Ken was very easy to understand and had a good flow of the class. The classrooms are not very well lit and the campus upkeep is not the best but for a small universityvit is decent

University centre for education. Nearly 3500 students studying here. They cafe, 7E, clothes shop n many more. Accommodation for students are in the same building. Parking for visitors are paid by debit card or touch n go. Plenty of parking, outside or indoor parking available.

This institution of higher learning was formerly KDU before the college consolidated their program with UOW (University of Wollongong, Australia) to run a full undergraduate program within the Malaysian premise here. Class rooms are nicely organised with numerous large lecture theatres dispersed around the campus building. There's a small basketball court and playing field adjacent to the main campus building.

Need to increase number of vans so that students dun have to waste time getting a place in the pathetic van. Take a look at the crowd and number of students who had to wait 1-2 hours for next van. This is not how we want to spend our time. Services provided and quality of teaching should match the fees paid.

Beautiful campus, though some areas are not too well lit. It is a slight distance from the city centre of Kuala Lumpur, but it gets you away from some of the traffic associated with the Golden triangle. Came for the student restaurant lunch at Les Cuisinier. Great ambiance and experience. It may be a little difficult to navigate as a newcomer but just ask the guards here to help. They are quite friendly. The staff and students are equally if not more hospitable, and the beautiful interior of the restaurant takes your breath away.

Met w Mr Moganaraja who guided us in detail throughout all including the registration process, and Dr Goh Thing Thing, Dept Head of Engineering who took the time to explain in detail and show us the facilities on campus. Great service and thanks!

joined the trial class and it really helped me explore some new interests! fun lecture with the lecturer, he was friendly as well!

Encountered a group of KDU students at Petrosains today. They cut the line of queue to pay at Cafe Mesra. They did it massively in a group and when being adviced and questioned, they just laugh with each other. Very rude attitude. Should fix some of your students' attitude before letting them go on a school trip.