完成统考后的大学升学之路?

另一方面，那些选择继续就读高三和参加统考的学生们则会发现他们在完成统考后的升学途径将会被限制于那些仅接受统考文凭的私立学府。因为公立大学不接受统考文凭的缘故，想要进入公立大学的学生，需要使用 SPM 的成绩再就读一年的预科课程，否则便与公立大学无缘。

统考文凭相当于 STPM 和 A-levels，并在英国、美国、加拿大、澳大利亚、台湾等其他国家/地区得到认可。因此，不少完成统考的学生都选择到国外升学，或是继续留在马来西亚到私立学府就读。

马来西亚有许多的私人学府，提供着各式各样的课程，这可能会让你在作出选择时会感到少许的困惑，选出一项喜欢自己的课程以及合适的大学并不是一件容易的事。因此我们为你准备了一份清单，其中包含了一些大学推荐及其热门课程。

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马来西亚独中生统考后的大学升学途径

• Applied Science degree courses such as Biotechnology, Food Science, Nutrition, etc –UEC 5Bs (Inclusive of Chemistry, Biology & Mathematics / Physics)
• Computer Science, Software Engineering & Information Technology (IT) – UEC 5Bs (Inclusive of Mathematics)
• Engineering – UEC 5 Bs (inclusive of Mathematics and Physics).  For Chemical Engineering, the subjects required are Maths & Chemistry.
• Architecture – In UEC, 6 Credits or Bs inclusive of Math OR Science.
• Law – UEC 5 Bs (inclusive of English)
• Business, Communication & Psychology – UEC 5Bs (Inclusive of English)
• Finance, Fintech, Finance & Investment and Actuarial Science – UEC 5 Bs (inclusive of Maths)
• Accounting and Accounting & Finance – UEC 5 Bs (inclusive of Maths) and a minimum MUET Band 2 / IELTS 4.0 / TOEFL iBT 30 before entering the Degree programme)
• Design – UEC 5 Bs (Inclusive of Design). Students who didn’t take Design will need to take a semester of design subjects before entering into Year 1 of the degree.

If you had obtained 5B’s in the UEC, you can go directly into the degree programme. I talked to a student who completed the UEC with at least 5Bs and was advise to take a Foundation course therefore wasting one year, when he could have entered directly into the degree program.

10大指标教你选对课程完成后董总 (UEC)

1.  What’s the Results in your UEC?

• What you got for your UEC results can be used as a guide. This is a good measure of whether you are actually capable of doing well in the course or not.
• Look at the subjects that you scored high for, they would indicate that you are good at them and like those subjects as well. However, if you have all As for the subjects, then you have to choose based on which subjects you like most.
• Be realistic. If you are weak in certain subjects then maybe you should not choose courses related to them. Your results are a measurement on whether you can succeed in the course or not. However, if the course is your passion, then you will have to work very hard and study to succeed.

2.  What are your Interests & Hobbies?

• Make a list of your hobbies.
• List down your favorite subjects at school
• A list of your extra-curricular activities can provide ideas of what type of person you are.

3. Make a List of the Degree Programmes that you are Interested in

• List the fields of study that interest you, and come up with a list of courses you would consider studying based on these interests.
• Do you meet the entry requirements for these courses?

4. Look at the subjects offered in the Course at the University that you are Interested in

• Read through the course outline of the course(s) you want to apply for. See if the subjects interests you.
• The titles of the Course may be the same but the subjects are different from university to university. Universities do not offer courses where all the subjects are the same.
• Because the subjects vary, you must be careful to look at the subjects to see if they fit your career goals.
• Have a look at the subjects you must undertake and the types of learning, assignments and examination tasks involved.
• Talk to the lecturers to find out more about the courses.

5. Ask yourself and the People around you, “Are you Actually Good in that Course?”

• It is important to choose a course realistically based on evidence and facts.
• There is a big difference between the desire and interest in a course and actually having the talents and skills to do well in the course.
• Your parents have been with you since the beginning and they should know you fairly well. Talk to them to find out what you are good at.
• Your friends can be a source of information on what you are good at. They can confirm whether or not you have certain skills.
• In addition, your results would be an indication of whether you would be suited for the course. Other evidences would be your hobbies and participation in clubs and societies in school related to your course.
• Your UEC results will show what you are actually good at. Having good results in Maths, you can consider Actuarial Science, Accounting, Computing or Finance courses.
• Alternatively you can also think about subjects you definitely don’t want to study at university level. Crossing these off will make your list of options smaller and less overwhelming.
• An undergraduate degree course in Malaysia lasts three to five years – that’s a long time to spend studying something which you don’t enjoy, especially at a more intense level! First of all ask yourself what you have enjoyed studying at secondary school in Malaysia.

6. Do a thorough Research on the Course that you are Interested in

• The internet and people around you are good sources of information.
• Talk to people who are working in that field to gain more insights.
• Check online about the courses you are interested in and find out about the career prospects and the other info.
• Find facts and evidence to support the career and job prospects. Don’t just simply listen to the counselors or agents
• Starting salaries and how much you can earn eventually.
• Go to education fairs and universities’ Open Days to see the campuses and collect the brochures. Tour their campus to look at the facilities. Talk to the lecturers and students.
• Keep in mind that what you think about the course and career may be very different from the reality of working in that field.

7. Job Demand in Malaysia for the Course that You are Interested in

• With the evolution of technology, the current job landscape in Malaysia has changed drastically. In many industries and countries, the current in-demand occupations or specialties did not exist 10 or even 5 years ago. The rise of technology has led to a disruption in the way we work and live. The Digital Era has changed the way we work. As the digital economy grows, Malaysia must be prepared to choose jobs that will be in demand in the future as well as still exist. 75 million job roles are expected to disappear by 2022 according to the “Future of Jobs Report 2018” by the World Economic Forum,. Furthermore, another 133 million roles are expected to emerge.
• Look at the job prospects of the course before selecting one. Consider various factors such as income, job security, stress, responsibility and other benefits while researching a profession.
• Look at statistics, evidence and facts. Not just listen to your auntie say that she thinks a particular career is excellent or a university counselor say that the course is good based on their experience.
• There are reports and statistics which you can Google online to find. Newspapers have also written on the job demand for particular careers.
• Government Agencies such as ILMIA, Multimedia Development Corporation, Malaysia Plan, Department of Statistics, etc.

8. What is the Salary for the Job that Your Course will Lead you Into?

• There are many degree courses that you can choose to study in Malaysia. If you plan to work in Malaysia, then you should choose degree courses that would be in demand  in Malaysia and has a high salary so that you can support your family.
• One of the aims of education is to get a job. One of the aims of getting a job is to obtain a salary that can take care of yourself, your future family and your parents. Therefore, keep in mind what kind of lifestyle you want and whether the course that you are choosing will give you the salary to sustain that lifestyle.
• Human Resource companies in Malaysia have also produced salary reports and statistics on the demand for certain jobs in Malaysia. You can search for reports from Kelly Services, Hays Recruitment, Robert Walters Salary Report, Jobstreet, etc

9. Watch YouTube Videos

Search on YouTube for the courses and careers that you are interested in.

10. Ask the right people about the Courses

• Talking to an experienced education advisor would help you to navigate through this confusing time of choosing the best course that fits you. Speak to professionals in your field of interest and find out what it is like working in that job.
• People who have completed university courses can give you an insight from a student’s perspective – they can tell you the pros and cons.
• Listen to people who are experienced in the industry or know what they are talking about. Not just simply listen to Aunties or Friends who don’t know what they are talking about.
• Talk to your school counselor or an experienced career guidance counselor. This is important as you would not ask a Doctor on how to repair your car so you must ask the right person to help you.
• Ask your parents and friends what type of personality you are and what could fit you however note that some parents may not be objective and want you to choose the course they want for you.

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Take Time and Effort to Choose the Right Private University in Malaysia to Study at

Choosing a university is important as it will help to shape your mind, character and help you to develop the necessary skills for a successful career. Therefore, not all private universities are the same. You should not choose a university because it is the cheapest, easiest and nearest. It should be based on which university that best fits your needs.