Postal address

Jalan Lagoon Selatan

46150 Bandar Sunway
Selangor Darul Ehsan
Malaysia

Telephone + (603) 55146000

www.monash.edu.my

Caution
While the information provided herein is correct at the time of publication, Monash University reserves the right to alter this information should
the need arise. You are requested to carefully read all official correspondence and other sources of information for students to be aware of any
changes to the information contained herein.

August 2010
Contents Page

Section A: How to accept your offer 2

Section B: Organise Your Student Pass – For International Students Only 3

Section C: Commencing Your Studies 4

Section D: Course Information 7

Section E: Terms And Conditions - Fees 8

Key Contacts 10

Disclaimer

Please note that not all courses, majors and units offered at the Sunway campus are offered at other Monash University
campuses. Students should always check with the relevant School advisers when planning courses and study plans.

The inclusion in a publication of details of a course and the acceptance into a course in no way creates an obligation on the
part of the University to teach it in any given year, or to teach it in the manner described. The University reserves the right to
cancel, discontinue or vary courses at any time without notice.

An intercampus exchange or transfer may result in a longer time for degree completion due to variations of course, major
and unit offering and semester of unit offering at each campus. Exchange and transfer arrangements to other Monash
University campuses are subject to eligibility criteria, approval and may be subject to quotas.

Notwithstanding the aforesaid, the University has a Saving of Rights Policy http://www.policy.monash.edu/policy-
bank/academic/education/awards/saving-of-rights-policy.html to ensure that enrolled students of a particular
award course are not unreasonably adversely affected by any change in the regulations pertaining to that course.
SECTION A: HOW TO ACCEPT YOUR OFFER
RECEIVING AN OFFER
Congratulations on receiving an offer to study at Monash
University, Sunway campus. We look forward to
welcoming you. To reserve a place at Monash University
Sunway campus, complete the Student Acceptance Form
and return it with the required initial payment to the
University before your offer lapse date as stated in the
offer letter.
Your Student ID number is on your offer letter. You
should quote this number and your full name with regards
to any enquiry made to the University.
International students, please refer to
www.monash.edu.my/advancement/future/study/international for
important reminders before planning to depart your
country for studies at Monash University Sunway
campus.
ACCEPT YOUR OFFER
If you wish to accept the offer of admission, please follow
these steps carefully.
1. Complete and sign the Student Acceptance Form
after reading the “Terms and Conditions of
Enrolment–Fees”. Ensure you read the declaration
section carefully before signing it.
2. Purchase a bank draft or prepare a cheque (in
Ringgit Malaysia drawn to a Malaysian bank),
addressed to Monash University Sunway campus,
for the minimum payment of any required fees as
stated on your offer letter.
International students:
1) Please MAIL your completed Student
Acceptance Form, any outstanding documents
and deposit payment as stated in your offer letter
strictly before your offer lapse date so that your
student pass application can be processed without
any delays. You must obtain a valid student pass /
special pass before you are eligible to complete your
course enrolment or commence your studies.
2) The Hospitalisation and Surgical Insurance
premium is included in the General Fees. Bank
drafts in US dollars are acceptable. Payment in
foreign currencies must be based on the prevailing
University counter exchange rates at the date of
receipt of payment.
3. Submit the above items (1) and (2) to the University
before the stipulated offer lapse date by mail to the
address below or in person to the Financial Services
Cashier at Building 2 Level 1.
Prospective Students Office
Monash University Sunway campus
Building 2, Level 1
Jalan Lagoon Selatan
46150 Bandar Sunway
Selangor Darul Ehsan
MALAYSIA
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4. Your acceptance form and payment must reach the
University no later than the offer lapse date stated in
the offer letter, after which this offer will lapse and
you will be required to re-apply for admission.
DEFERRING AN OFFER
If you wish to defer your first year of study at Monash
University, you must submit an application to defer on or
before the offer lapse date specified in your offer letter.
Deferment is only available for the course in which you
have been made an offer. It is normally granted for a
maximum period of 12 months.
If you wish to DEFER the commencement of your studies,
please follow these steps carefully:
1. Purchase a bank draft or prepare a cheque (in
Ringgit Malaysia drawn to a Malaysian bank)
addressed to Monash University Sunway campus,
for the initial fees as stated in the offer letter.
2. Complete and sign the “Application for Deferment”
form which is available at
http://www.monash.edu.my/advancement/PSO/Admis
sions/deferment.htm
3. Complete and sign the Student Acceptance Form.
4. Send the Deferment application form, bank draft or
cheque and Student Acceptance form to:
Prospective Students Office
Monash University Sunway campus
Building 2, Level 1
Jalan Lagoon Selatan
46150 Bandar Sunway
Selangor Darul Ehsan
MALAYSIA
Alternatively, you could submit the above documents
in person at the University’s Financial Services
Cashier. Please ensure that the above items reach
the University by the stipulated offer lapse date as
stated in the offer letter.
5. Please note that deferment is subject to
faculty/school approval. You will be notified in writing
after your application for deferment has been
processed. You must maintain current postal
address details with the University in order to be
advised of future enrolment details.
REJECTING AN OFFER
If you do not wish to accept your offer at Monash, please
contact the Prospective Students Office at + (603) 5514
5805 or through email at pso@monash.edu.my on or
before the offer lapse date specified in your offer letter.
SECTION B: ORGANISE YOUR STUDENT PASS– FOR INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS ONLY
STUDENT PASS
• All international students intending to study at the
Monash University Sunway campus must obtain a
Student Pass prior to arrival in Malaysia.
• Once you accept your Monash University offer, the
Prospective Student Office (PSO) will help and
advise you with your Student Pass application.
STUDENT IMMIGRATION REGULATIONS
• Only students who hold a valid Student Pass can be
issued a Monash University student ID and be
permitted to enroll and commence classes.
• Students from certain countries may also require an
entry visa for Malaysia prior to arrival.
• Student Passes are regulated by the Immigration
Department of Malaysia.
APPLYING FOR A STUDENT PASS
• The Prospective Students Office at Monash will make
the initial application to the Immigration Department
of Malaysia once you have accepted your offer of
admission into the University.
• International students already in Malaysia but
studying at another institution (including those
studying the Monash University Foundation Year),
are required to apply for a new Student Pass (see
information below).
• Student Passes are normally valid for up to one year
and must be renewed annually (subject to discretion
by the Immigration Department of Malaysia).
• It can take between 4 and 6 weeks to obtain a
Student Pass, which you should factor into the timing
of your application and acceptance of your Monash
offer.
• The timelines for student pass approval is at the
discretion of the Immigration Department of Malaysia.
Students who do not obtain a students pass in time
for the current semester are advised to defer to the
next intake.
OBTAINING YOUR STUDENT PASS
• You apply and pay for your Student Pass through
Monash.
• Once your Student Pass application is approved,
Monash will send you a Student Pass Approval
Letter. You should not travel to Malaysia without this
letter.
• When you present your Student Pass Approval Letter
to Immigration officials on arrival in Malaysia, a
temporary 'special pass' will be stamped in your
passport.
STUDENT PASS ENDORSEMENT
• All international students, regardless of country, must
submit their passport to the Prospective Students
Office within four days of arrival in Malaysia to
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receive an official Student Pass endorsement on your
passport.
• When you submit your passport to PSO, you will pay
for the Student Pass Endorsement and a Visa levy
(Current charge is RM60 + current visa rate relevant
to your country. Please note visa rates are subject to
change).
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
NEW INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
International students coming to study in Malaysia for the
first time will be required to submit:
• 6 passport-size colour photographs (3.5cm x 5cm –
Head Size: 2.5cm x 3cm).
• 3 full and clear copies of all pages of your passport(s)
(A4 size paper only, including the blank pages**).
• For students from People's Republic of China only - 5
full and clear copies of all pages of your
passport(s)**.
• ** Your passport should normally be valid for the
minimum duration of the full course, or at least
minimum duration of more than one year from the
application date. If the passport is expiring within one
year from the time of application is to be accepted,
please apply for a new passport and submit
photocopies of all pages of both passports.
• Copy of your highest academic qualification (eg.
transcript/results/certificate(s)) from home country.
• Completed Health Check Examination form
TRANSFERRING INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
International students already in Malaysia but transferring
to Sunway campus from a different institution in Malaysia
(including students studying the Monash University
Foundation Year) are required to obtain clearance from
the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education prior to
applying for a new Student Pass.
To obtain a new Student Pass, transfer students will be
required to submit:
• The original release letter signed by Chief Executive
Officer from your last institution of study, or an
original letter certifying your status as a student of
your last institution and the course in which you
were enrolled.
• A certified true copy of academic transcripts with
information on the grading system from your last
institution of study (eg. A = 85% -100%, etc).
• A certified true copy of attendance report and a
certified true copy of certificate of completion from
your last institution of study.
• Copy of your highest academic qualification (eg.
transcript/results/certificate(s)) from home country.
• Completed Health Check Examination form.
• Evidence that your Student Pass has been
cancelled by your last institution of study.
SECTION C: COMMENCING YOUR STUDIES
ACTIVATE YOUR AUTHCATE ACCOUNT

New students who have accepted the offer will be
eligible to register for an Authcate username and
password prior to their nominated semester start
date.

The Authcate account provides access to the
Monash website and other resources which are
protected by a password, such as my.monash
portal, Monash email (webmail), library resources,
examination results, MUSO (Monash University
Studies Online), Allocate+ and the Web Enrolment
System (WES).

To activate your Authcate account, go to
www.monash.edu.au/students/computer/ and click
on ‘Register for a new account’. Note: You will
need your Monash ID number to register for your
account. Your Monash Student ID and course code
can be found in your offer letter.

If you have any problem at this point, please contact
ITS Service Desk at +(603) 5514 6200, which is
located at Building 9, Level 3.

Access to your Monash email account via
Webmail system is available at
http://mail.monash.edu.au as soon as you set up
your Authcate account.

Your email account is one of the main sources of
communication between you and the University and
you are expected to check it at least once a week.

The University will send emails only to your Monash
email account – not to personal email accounts.
You must use your Monash email account when
you communicate with the University via email.
LOG INTO WEB ENROLMENT SYSTEM (WES)
WES is available at https://my.monash.edu.au/wes/. It is a
web based enrolment system which enables you to manage
your enrolment and perform a range of administrative and
academic activities such as:
• Unit enrolment (the School manages your first
semester unit enrolments).
• Complete your Enrolment Questionnaire.
• Check and update your postal address and
emergency contact.
• Print/view your unofficial academic record.
• Check your exam timetable.
• Apply to graduate.
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WES is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In order to
log into WES, you will need to provide your:
• Authcate Username
• Authcate Password
• Postcode or Date of Birth
COMPLETE THE ENROLMENT QUESTIONNAIRE
AND UPDATE THE EMERGENCY CONTACT
DETAILS
Once you have activated your Authcate, log into the Web
Enrolment System (WES) at
https://my.monash.edu.au/wes/ to complete the
enrolment requirements. Find out how to complete the
questionnaire by referring to the step by step guide at
http://www.monash.edu.my/enrolmentquestionnaire.
You are required to complete the Enrolment
Questionnaire and update the Emergency contact
details via WES as soon as you have enrolled into the
course. Until the requirements are completed you will not
be fully enrolled with the University and will not be given
the Student ID card during the Orientation week.
Transaction numbers
The transaction number you receive after submitting your
‘Enrolment Questionnaire’ verify that you have completed
this requirement. An email will be sent to your Monash
email address with the transaction details, including your
transaction number.
ALLOCATE YOUR CLASS TIMETABLE
Monash has an online tutorial allocation system called
Allocate + to allow students to specify times for tutorials,
practical classes, lecture streams, laboratories etc, for
your enrolled units.
This software collects information from all students on
unit enrolment and class timetable availability. It then
carries out a sorting procedure that allocates students
into classes according to their preferences wherever
possible, taking into account each student’s overall
timetable.
To use Allocate+, you need to be enrolled into the units
for which you want to enter timetable preferences and to
have activated your Authcate account.
For further information on how to allocate your class
timetable, please refer to the step by step guide at
http://www.monash.edu.my/timetable.
ORIENTATION AND TRANSITION
Orientation marks the beginning of semester for new
students and is the official start of the University year.
Orientation is designed to help you settle into University
and provide you with information to fully prepare you for
the start of your studies.
Activities on campus during Orientation week provide an
opportunity to find out about the different teaching and
learning processes of the University, familiarise yourself
with your new surroundings, pick up details about your
course and get to know your lecturers, tutors, senior
students and other new students just before starting your
course.
What’s on during Orientation?
Orientation consists of both academic and social
activities. There are also activities designed to introduce
you to the various student support services. The activities
include:
• General introduction to the campus and services
• School course briefing sessions
• Campus tour
• Course transition workshops
• Library briefing session
• Monash University Student Association (MUSA)
activities
• Briefing for international students
• Introduction to Clubs and Societies
• Transitional issues and Assertive skills workshops
• Student ID Photo sessions
(For more information on Student ID card, please
refer to http://www.monash.edu.my/studentID).
Don’t miss the course briefing, library orientation and
opportunities to meet with lecturers and other staff
members. Please also ensure you sign up for a computer
account, class tutorials and lab sessions, and complete
the online enrolment questionnaire and update your
emergency contact details. Attendance at these activities
during Orientation will have a major impact on your
studies once classes begin.
***Orientation information is available at
www.monash.edu.my/orientation***
WHERE TO STAY
STUDENT ACCOMMODATION
Monash University Sunway Campus Malaysia (MUSC)
may provide information on the accommodation available
within the campus vicinity subject to information
availability. Staff and students of MUSC are advised to
source for the accommodation on their own.
Please refer to the web link below for more information.
http://www.monash.edu.my/hr/Accommodation/index.htm
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COMPULSORY SUBJECTS (PHEI) ACT 1996
The Malaysian Private Higher Educational Institutions
(PHEI) Act 1996 requires all Malaysian students to pass
the Malaysian National Subjects (Compulsory Subjects)
as a prerequisite to the award of a certificate, diploma or
degree.
These subjects are:
• National Language A
• Malaysian Studies
• Islamic Studies (for Muslim students) or Moral
Studies (for non-Muslim students)
International students are exempted from taking the
Malaysian National subjects (Compulsory Subjects).
However, those who would like to do so, may take the
following subjects:
• National Language (B)
• Malaysian Studies
Students can access the Monash University Sunway
Campus- Malaysian National Subjects (Compulsory
Subjects) web page at URL:
http://www.monash.edu.my/eqi/compulsory-subjects-
section.html for more information. This includes:
• Application for Exemption (refer to online
Checklist)
• Online Enrolment
• Application for Completion/Academic Transcripts
• Other details related to the Malaysian National
Subjects (Compulsory Subjects) - (Under
Announcement)
• Malaysian National Subjects (Compulsory
Subjects) contact details.
LEARNING SKILLS
The Learning Skills Unit situated in the Library and
Learning Commons can assist you to develop the core
skills and attributes that you will need in order to learn
effectively within the academic environment of a
university. Throughout the semester, free workshops are
conducted in academic English, study methods, reading
strategies, essay, report and thesis writing, listening and
note-taking, oral communication and presentation, and
exam preparation. In addition, support is offered in the
development of subject-specific skills as well as analysis,
problem-solving and critical thinking skills. Aside from
participating in workshops and classes, students can also
seek the services of the Learning Skills Unit through drop-
in sessions and individual consultations which commence
in Week 2 and run through to Week 14. Please email
joanne@adm.monash.edu.my or call Dr Joanne
Rajadurai at + (603) 5514 6000 ext. 46181 for an
appointment.
SCHOLARSHIPS

To check eligibility and application process, please visit our website: http://www.monash.edu.my/finance/scholarships.html

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT INSURANCE

In compliance with the Ministry of Education’s Code of Ethics on International Student Recruitment, the University has made
available an International Student Insurance (ISI) Scheme, which is compulsory for international students. Details of the
coverage and benefits of the insurance scheme are available at Finance Department (located at Building 2 Level 1) upon
request.

All international students are therefore required to pay for this insurance scheme upon admission into the University. A
Medical Insurance Card that can be used at selected hospitals and medical centers will be issued to you at Finance
Department once it is available. The coverage and benefits of the insurance scheme will be given together with the Medical
Insurance Card. It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that their coverage is renewed before it expires annually.

Should you require hospitalization at any point during your period of study in Monash University, kindly contact +(603)
55146333 for medical emergency and assistance and contact AIG at +(603) 2772 5611 for hospitalization and insurance
related matters.

You are advised to have the AIG ISOS (Insurance) phone number +(603) 2772 5611 with you at all times. They will accept
reversed charges calls 24 hours a day. If you are admitted to the hospital, this is the phone number that will be used to call
and assess your insurance scheme. Either the hospital or yourself can contact the number for verification purposes. Please
note, your insurance card does not carry any value without verification through this number.

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SECTION D: COURSE INFORMATION
It is very important for new students to attend the Course Advice Sessions organized by the Schools. The enrolment process
allows you to meet a School course adviser, ask questions and discuss your unit selection and course structure. Once you
have registered your arrival, you will be asked to enrol in individual units of your course. Kindly refer to the website of
respective Schools for more information on the course and units available to you.

1. SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

http://www.sass.monash.edu.my/future-a-current-students/New-Commencing-Students.html

2. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
http://www.buseco.monash.edu.my

3. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
http://www.eng.monash.edu.my/Commencing_Undergraduates/

4. SCHOOL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

http://www.infotech.monash.edu.my/students/commencing/

5. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCES

http://www.med.monash.edu.my/current_student2.html

6. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
www.sci.monash.edu.my

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SECTION E: TERMS AND CONDITIONS - FEES
Single subject enrolment and repeating subject fees
MONASH UNIVERSITY SUNWAY CAMPUS STUDENTS
For students enrolled in Monash University’s full degree
courses, pro-rata tuition fee would be applied for each
subject enrolled.
Where the student is repeating subjects due to failure, a
flat fee for tuition would be applied for each subject
enrolled. This flat fee is the average of the tuition fee of
the whole degree course, divided by the number of
subjects in that course.
OTHER STUDENTS
Students from other tertiary institutions who wish to
undertake single subject(s) pay a flat fee for each subject.
This flat fee is the average of the tuition fee of the whole
degree course, divided by the number of subjects in that
course.
REFUND POLICY
TUITION FEE
Normally, no refunds will be made after the fourth week of
teaching. The grounds for refunds are set out below:
FULL REFUNDS
• Withdrawal of an offer of a place by the university or
the university’s inability to provide the course. This
would include the situation where a student could not
meet a condition required by the university in its letter
of offer. (If the offer is withdrawn on the basis of the
application/student supplying incorrect or incomplete
information, the University reserves the right to retain
10 percent of the first semester’s tuition fee).
• Exclusion by the University for failure to meet degree
progression rules where fees were paid in advance of
notification of exclusion.
• Refusal by Malaysian Government authorities to grant
a student pass.
• Illness or disability preventing the student from taking
up the course.
• Death of a close family member (parent, sibling,
spouse or child).
• Other special or extenuating personal circumstances
preventing a student from taking up a course may be
accepted for a full or partial refund at the discretion of
the Finance Manager of Monash University Sunway
campus, prior to the commencement of the course.
• Documentary evidence must be provided in support of
an application for a refund under any of the above
provisions.
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PARTIAL REFUNDS
• Where a student, having paid his/her tuition fee for
one semester in advance, gives notice in writing to
Monash University Sunway campus, at least four
weeks prior to the commencement of teaching in that
semester (or four weeks prior to the specified date for
the commencement of a research program), of an
inability to undertake the course, tuition fee paid in
respect of the semester is refundable less an
administrative fee of 10 percent. For Summer
semester, the notice must be given by student at least
one week prior to the commencement of teaching in
Summer semester.
• Where a student gives less than four weeks notice
prior to the commencement of teaching in that
semester or less than one week’s notice in a Summer
semester of an inability to undertake the course,
tuition fee paid for the semester is refundable less 20
percent (including an administrative fee of 10
percent).
• A student who withdraws from a course within the first
four teaching weeks (or four weeks of a research
program) or first week of Summer semester, shall be
eligible for a refund of 50 percent (including an
administrative charge of 10 percent), provided all fees
have been paid: otherwise, 50 percent of tuition fee is
due to the University.
• The policy of partial refunds applies equally to
commencing students and continuing students.
Applications for a full or partial refund must be made in
writing to the Finance Manager setting out the reasons for
the request and accompanied by supporting
documentation as appropriate. Where fees are paid by a
party on behalf of the student, the University reserves the
right to notify that party. If you discontinue a single
semester unit in the first four weeks of the semester, there
is no financial penalty. If you discontinue a single
semester unit from the commencement of the fifth week,
you will be charged general fees for the unit and full unit
fees.
GENERAL FEES
• All general fees are non-refundable unless otherwise
stated.
The above general fee arrangements are based upon
courses offered on a full-time basis.
FEE STATEMENT AND NON-PAYMENT OF FEES EXTENSION OF TIME TO PAY FEES

The semester tuition fee quoted is only applicable to a If a student is a re-enrolling student suffering from financial
course commencing in 2010. In the event of a variation hardship, the student may apply for a short-term extension
between the fees on the offer letter and the approved of time to pay the fees. Complete an ‘Application for
Monash University structure of fees, the approved installment plan’, which is obtainable from the Finance
structure will prevail. For future years of your course, office. A student should apply only if suffering from serious
Monash University reserves the right to adjust the annual financial problems and the application must be submitted
tuition fees, However, Monash University undertakes that no later than the first day of the teaching period of the
any adjustment factor will not exceed 6% per annum and semester. If the student fails to pay by the stipulated due
will be applied on the 1st of January each year for that date, the student will be charged a late payment fee of
calendar year. Payment in foreign currencies must be RM100 and a penalty of RM100 for every month of non-
based on applicable exchange rates determined by the payment thereafter. The student will also risk the
University from time to time. Bank drafts of cheques are to invalidation of his/her enrolment. Applications for
be made payable to “Monash University Sunway instalment plan may not be lodged for added units.
Campus”. Cash is only payable in person at the Financial
Services Cashier at Building 2, Level 1.
Further details on fees are available at
Prior to the commencement of each semester, the http://www.monash.edu.my/advancement/future/
University posts the ‘Fee statement/invoice’ or a letter of
offer in the case if a new enrolment to the students. If a
student does not pay the tuition/general fees by the due
date shown, the student shall be charged a late payment
fee of RM100 and a penalty of RM100 for every month of
non-payment thereafter. The University will issue a
reminder notice with regard to the outstanding payment. If
the student continues to have outstanding tuition/general
fees, the student’s enrolment at Monash University will be
encumbered. This will result in the computer and library
access being withdrawn and the examination results being
withheld, and the students will not be permitted to enroll in
the following semester until all outstanding fees have been
paid. Further delay in paying the outstanding
tuition/general fees will result in the student’s enrolment at
Monash University being invalidated.

International students who are invalidated will be reported

to the Department of Immigration for the breach of student
pass conditions.

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Key Contacts
Kindly contact the relevant Administrative Staff or Course Manager or Course Executive or other staff
members for further information on accepting the offer.

Phone
Department /School Staff extension Email
Mr Kevin Tan Khai Phen 46124 tan.khai.phen@sass.monash.edu.my
(Course Manager)
Arts and Social Sciences
Ms Nirmala Devi Nadarasan 44969 nirmala.devi@sass.monash.edu.my
(Course Executive)
Ms Shirline Hor 46278 shirline.hor@buseco.monash.edu.my
(Course Manager)
Ms Noren De Costa 46269 noren.costa@buseco.monash.edu.my
(Assistant Manager)
Ms Farah Hanim 46196 farah.hanim@buseco.monash.edu.my
Business (Course Executive)

Ms Suhaila Jumat 44944 suhaila.jumat@buseco.monash.edu.my

(Course Executive)

MS Chandra Tharmalingam 46198 chandra@buseco.monash.edu.my

(Course Executive)
Ms Tan Sek Fong 46229 tan.sek.fong@eng.monash.edu.my
(Course Manager)
Ms Nicole Woon 46218 woon.fai.jin@eng.monash.edu.my
Engineering (Course Executive)

Ms Ng Howe Ching 46226 ng.howe.ching@monash.edu.my

(Course Executive)
Ms Azza Ahmad 46228 azza.ahmad@eng.monash.edu.my
(Course Executive)
Ms Vernessa Wee 46082 vernessa.wee@infotech.monash.edu.my
(Course Manager)
Information Technology
Ms Wan Nur Elivia 61501 wan.nur.ellivia@infotech.monash.edu.my
(Course Executive)
Ms Thavamaney V. 46357 thavamaney.vadiveloo@med.monash.edu.my
(MBBS Course Manager)

Ms Khung Ming Yuan 46317 khung.ming.yuan@med.monash.edu.my

(Senior Administrative Executive
– Pharmacy)
Medicine and Health
Prof. Dr. Iekhsan Othman 46332 iekhsan.othman@med.monash.edu.my
Sciences
(Academic Coordinator –
Pharmacy)

Ms Cindy Liew Shih Nee 44915 liew.shih.nee@med.monash.edu.my

(Senior Administrative Executive
– Psychology)

Ms Choo May May 45826 choo.may.may@med.monash.edu.my

(Course Executive – Psychology)

Dr. Shamsul Haque 46318 shamsul@med.monash.edu.my

(Academic Course Coordinator –

Psychology)

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 Phone
Department /School Staff extension Email

Ms Annice Chong 46120 annice.chong@sci.monash.edu.my

(Course Manager)
Ms Zurina Samsudin 46186 zurina@sci.monash.edu.my
Science (Course Executive)

Ms. Lee Yong Soon 46187 lee.yong.soon@sci.monash.edu.my

(Course Executive)

Compulsory Subjects Ms. Ng Siew Hua 46076 ng.siew.hua@adm.monash.edu.my

Section, EQI
Unit Ms. Huang Yee Ling 46162 huang.yee.ling@adm.monash.edu.my

Ms Fadzilah Samsudin fadzilah.samsudin@its.monash.edu.my

ITS Helpdesk
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