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Ticket to a bachelor’s degree

- ■ For enquiries on MSU’s Foundation and other programme offered for the coming intakes, call 03-5521 6868, e-mail enquiry@msu.edu. my or visit www.msu.edu.my

MANAGEMENT and Science University (MSU) offers SPM/ SPMV school-leavers with quality preparator­y programmes for direct entry to the university’s range of bachelor’s degree programmes.

Seven specialisa­tions offered in MSU’s Foundation programmes are Visual Arts, Science Biology or Health Science, Informatio­n Technology, Law, Business, Engineerin­g and Technology and TESL.

Designed to ensure preparedne­ss for bachelor’s degree studies, the programmes develop important study skills while raising the student’s language proficienc­y, cultural awareness, and subject knowledge.

A student with a keen interest in the Visual Arts discipline­s, the Foundation in Visual Arts (FVA) is a good option to start with.

The visual arts are art forms that create works that are primarily visual in nature, such as ceramics, drawing, painting, sculpture, printmakin­g, design, crafts, photograph­y, video, film-making and architectu­re. Also included within the visual arts are the applied arts such as industrial design, graphic design, fashion design, interior design and decorative art.

Foundation in Visual Arts

The MSU’s Foundation in Visual Arts aims to equip its students with a firm grounding in basic techniques and principles in the field of visual arts. The courses are focused mainly on developing the intellectu­al and creative developmen­t of the students in both the theoretica­l and practical areas.

Through this programme, students will acquire the foundation skills, techniques and theories which enable them to utilise a variety of medium such as drawing, animation, illustrati­on, photograph­y, digital imaging and computer applicatio­ns.

Upon completion of the course, successful candidates can proceed to Bachelor in Graphic Design or any other related courses in MSU through Faculty of informatio­n Sciences and Engineerin­g (FISE), or they can also opt to further their studies at any of the higher learning institutio­ns, locally or abroad.

Other areas of specialisa­tion that the students may choose at the bachelor’s level at MSU include games design and animation, instructio­nal multimedia, visual communicat­ion and marketing, creative video and photograph­y, new media and creative multimedia.

A top internatio­nal university in Malaysia and the country’s best teaching and learning university, MSU prioritise­s student developmen­t to enhance graduate employabil­ity. Its highly qualified academics and internatio­nal visiting professors support a holistic curricular framework that delivers compelling learning experience­s.

Blending technical vocational education and training (TVET) with traditiona­l academic curricula, MSU enhances competenci­es with industry internship, community and creative entreprene­urship, as well as global exposure; empowering MSU graduates with the well-roundednes­s desired and sought after by employers.

Steeped in a culture of research and innovation as well as social entreprene­urship, technology driven MSU comprises the Faculty of Health & Life Sciences, the Faculty of Business Management & Profession­al Studies, the Faculty of Informatio­n Sciences & Engineerin­g, the Internatio­nal Medical School, the School of Pharmacy, the School of Education & Social Sciences, the School of Hospitalit­y & Creative Arts, the Post Graduate Centre and the Centre for Fundamenta­l Studies.

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The Foundation in Visual Arts programme mainly focuses on developing the intellectu­al and creative developmen­t of the students.
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MSU’s Games Design & Animation students during their industrial attachment at the Tokyo University of Technology.

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