Bachelor of Civil Engineering with Honours (Credit Transfer Programme with University of Chichester, UK)
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Quick Overview
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🎯 Course & Curriculum
Course structure
- Builds key civil engineering fundamentals and supporting technical knowledge for progression in the programme pathway.
- Strengthens discipline-relevant academic foundations required for credit transfer progression and subject-level study.
- Develops applied problem-solving skills aligned with civil engineering learning outcomes.
- Progresses through honours-level civil engineering modules based on the Credit Transfer Programme structure with University of Chichester.
- Focuses on engineering design, analysis, and applied technical competencies that support honours requirements.
- Supports increasing complexity in civil engineering coursework through semester-by-semester learning outcomes.
- Completes programme requirements for Bachelor of Civil Engineering with Honours under the Credit Transfer Programme arrangement.
- Consolidates honours-level knowledge through programme end-stage learning activities and assessments.
- Prepares you to transition from study to professional civil engineering practice.
Career outcomes
- You gain civil engineering programme knowledge designed to support progression into roles in engineering, construction, infrastructure, and built-environment projects.
- You develop applied problem-solving and technical competencies that are core to how civil engineers contribute to design, planning, and project delivery.
- Because this is a Credit Transfer Programme pathway with the University of Chichester, you benefit from a structured study route that supports completion of your honours-level degree.
- You graduate with a Bachelor of Civil Engineering with Honours qualification that can strengthen your profile for entry and progression in civil engineering career pathways.
- You build job-ready engineering foundations that help you move toward early-career opportunities in client-facing and project-based civil engineering environments.
Employability rate
Civil engineering graduates in Malaysia typically see an employability rate of around 82% and an unemployment rate of about 18%, reflecting steady demand alongside competitive hiring for engineering roles.
Together, these figures point to a reasonably stable career outlook for graduates who can match market needs with practical engineering skills and professional readiness.
✅ Entry Requirements
Academic qualification
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| School-leaving qualifications | International applicants can apply using recognised school-leaving qualifications such as STPM, A-Level, UEC, Foundation Studies, or other equivalent qualifications recognised by the Government of Malaysia. SEGi lists subject requirements for these routes, including Mathematics and a relevant Natural Science subject. |
| Diploma / other prior tertiary study | For international applicants with a diploma or other relevant field, SEGi states that the qualification must be recognised by the Malaysian Government and approved by the Senate of the University, with a minimum CGPA of 2.00. Students who do not meet the criteria may undertake remedial programmes to attain an equivalent entry qualification. |
Language requirements
The programme is taught in English. International applicants may be required to submit an English proficiency test score or an accepted equivalent, depending on their prior education background.
MOI (Medium of Instruction)
MOI waiver details are not published for this programme. See the English test requirements above.
💶 Fees & Funding
| Item | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition | MYR 85875 / total program | Official total programme fee shown on SEGi University fee listing for Bachelor of Civil Engineering with Honours (Credit Transfer Programme with University of Chichester, UK). |
| Application fee | MYR 3150 / one time | International student admission and visa application fees referenced in SEGi University international-student procedures guidance. |
Proof of financial resources
International applicants applying for a student pass typically need to show proof of sufficient funds for tuition and living costs as part of the visa process. Prepare documents in the format requested by the immigration/visa process and follow SEGi’s submission guidance.
Important dates
Application window
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| Application portal opens |
| Application deadline (final submit) |
| Application deadline (EU students) |
| Application deadline (Non-EU students) |
| Recommended apply-by |
| Semester begins |
Pre-application & reviews
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| VPD request - recommended |
| VPD result expected |
| APS - recommended |
| Start eligibility check |
Document submission deadlines
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| Application submission deadline |
| Document submission deadline (EU students) |
| Document submission deadline (Non-EU students) |
| Language certificate deadline |
| Official transcripts deadline |
| Certified translations deadline |
| Postal / hard-copy documents deadline |
| Missing documents (if requested) |
📝 How to Apply
Submit your international application documents
Submit the required international student application materials to SEGi, including your application form and academic transcripts or certificates, along with your full passport copy. If English proficiency proof is applicable for your background, include the certified copy as requested. SEGi’s international process includes assessment and approval steps before you proceed to payment and offer letter issuance.
Complete assessment/approval and receive an offer letter
After you submit documents, SEGi’s Registry assesses eligibility based on the minimum entry requirements for the chosen programme. If you are eligible, you are notified to proceed with the required fees and next steps. SEGi states that Registry prepares the offer letter for students who accept and submit completed documents.
Pay the admission and visa application fees
SEGi states that international students must pay admission and international student visa application fees as part of the next steps after acceptance. This fee is described on SEGi’s international student procedures page. Follow SEGi’s payment guidance and avoid transferring fees to third parties.
Start the student visa processing with SEGi and EMGS
After fees and offer acceptance, SEGi’s International Office submits the completed document set to EMGS for visa processing. SEGi’s procedures describe that SEGi handles visa matters through this processing step. Ensure your documents remain consistent with what was provided for admissions to avoid delays.