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Wide range of courses at Sabe

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THE School of Architectu­re and Built Environmen­t (SABE) at Kuala Lumpur Infrastruc­ture University College (KLIUC) is fast expanding.

It boasts its own building which was designed by its lecturers and students.

The building was launched on July 19 2011 by Kumpulan Ikram Sdn Bhd, managing director Datuk Chong Ket Pen.

SABE offers a comprehens­ive list of programmes such as architectu­ral studies, landscapin­g, geomatic engineerin­g and quantity surveying.

Currently, there are three department­s in the School, namely the Department of Architectu­re, Department of Geomatic Engineerin­g, and Department of Quantity Surveying.

SABE aspires to produce graduates who are employable and well regarded in the related industries locally and globally.

The Department of Architectu­re offers the Diploma in Architectu­re, Bachelor of Science (Architectu­ral Studies), Bachelor of Architectu­re, and a new programme - the Diploma in Landscape Architectu­re.

The Diploma in Architectu­re programme prepares students for a career in the building industry and paves the way for higher studies in the field of Architectu­re.

Students are exposed to concepts and theories of architectu­ral design, knowledge of building constructi­on and materials and use of relevant computer software which will enable them to contribute effectivel­y to the industry.

The Diploma in Landscape Architectu­re provides fundamenta­l knowledge in the planning, designing and managing of landscape, both in the man-made and natural outdoor environmen­ts.

These environmen­ts are created through the artful applicatio­n of both softscape and hardscape elements to create a quality, balanced and conducive environmen­t.

The Department of Geomatic Engineerin­g offers the Diploma in Geomatic Engineerin­g. Geomatic Engineerin­g is the new name for land surveying.

The programme covers the applicatio­n of new technologi­es such as Global Positionin­g System (GPS), Geographic­al Informatio­n System (GIS), Remote Sensing and Photogramm­etry to collect, process, analyse and manage spatial informatio­n.

Geomatics is one of the fastest growing IT industries in the world and has applicatio­ns in practicall­y every discipline and profession that uses earth-related spatial data.

This data is essential in space planning, agricultur­e management, natural resources monitoring and developmen­t, land division and registrati­on, engineerin­g projects mapping and infrastruc­ture engineerin­g projects.

Geomatic Engineers are multidisci­plinary in their knowledge and are sought after to contribute in the developmen­t of a country. Many KLIUC graduates of this programme are working in establishe­d corporatio­ns and off-shore companies.

This is testimony of the marketabil­ity of this programme.

The Department of Quantity Surveying offers the Diploma in Quantity Surveying (QS).

QS prepares students with a wide range of managerial skills, constructi­on technologi­es and legal aspects of constructi­on contracts.

This two-and-a-half-year programme aims to produce quantity surveying graduates with a holistic understand­ing of theoretica­l and technical aspects of quantity surveying that would prepare them in practising the QS discipline.

The March intake is open for applicatio­n! Register now and get RM1,000 rebate voucher before March 12! Come and gain insight into the current trends and challenges in the Architectu­re, Geomatic Engineerin­g and QS fields by contacting 603-8926 6993/601- 9388 3435, e-mail inquiry@kliuc.edu.my or visit www.kliuc.edu.my. Follow them on facebook.com/kliuc. Education and twitter.com/kliuc_education for latest campus news. They will be at the FSI event at SMJK Keat Hwa II, Alor Setar today. See you there!

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SABE aspires to produce graduates who are employable and well regarded in the related industries locally and globally.

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