GUIDELINES TO FILL IN THE IIUM ADMISSION

APPLICATION FORM
INSTRUCTIONS

Please make sure that you complete the IIUM Application Form and other related
forms for admission processing. Failure to do so may affect your application for
admission to this University.

1. APPLICATION FORM

1.1 This Application Form has to be fully completed.

1.2 The complete application should consist of at least the following primary
documents otherwise the application will not be entertained:

i. Duly filled in Application Form;

ii. Certified copies of Higher School Certificate (HSC)/GCE ‘A’ Level or

equivalent;

iii. Certified copies of GCE ‘O’ Level or equivalent (if available);

iv. Applicant’s Financial Statement and / or Undertaking Letter from

sponsor;

1.3 Certified true copies of the documents must be attached to the Application
Form.

1.4 Documents that are not in English or Malay must be accompanied by certified
English translations.

1.5 DO NOT ATTACH ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE(S) OR

DOCUMENT(S).

1.6 All materials submitted with this application become the property of the
University and will not be returned.

2. DATE OF ACCEPTANCE

2.1 The Application Form should reach the Admissions and Records Division,
International Islamic University Malaysia, P.O Box 10, 50728, Kuala
Lumpur, MALAYSIA on or before 1st April for JUNE INTAKE and 1st
September for NOVEMBER INTAKE for international applicants.

2.2 However, applications that are submitted later than the given deadlines will be
processed for the following intake.
3. PAYMENT FOR PROCESSING FEE

3.1 Non-refundable application processing fee of US$ 25.00 in a form of bank draft
payable to the Finance Director, International Islamic University Malaysia and
drawn at Citibank, 165, Jalan Ampang, P.O. Box 12891, 50792 Kuala Lumpur or money
transfer directly to Bank Muamalat Malaysia Berhad, IIUM Branch, Operating
Account no: 1407-0000004-716, swift code: BMMBMYKL (applicable to international
applicants residing outside Malaysia-please send copy of the bank-in slip together with
application form) OR RM 75.00 in forms of either Malaysian money order or postal
order, payable to the Finance Director, International Islamic University Malaysia
(applicable to applicants who submit application forms in Malaysia);

3.2 Cash or personal cheque is not accepted.

3.3 Application Forms that are sent without the processing fee will not be
processed.

Last update: 12 February 2009

 GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

1. UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES
The general academic requirements for admission into IIUM are as follows:
1.1. At least three (3) principal passes in the General Certificate of Education ‘Advanced Level’ (GCE)
‘A’ Level Examination (UK Educational System) obtained at one sitting; OR
1.2. Having International Baccalaureate (IB) with a minimum of (6) subjects obtained at one sitting; OR
1.3. Any other certificates that are recognized by the Senate of the University as equivalent to the above.
1.4. SAT 1 result for relevant high school certificates, e.g: High School Diploma (US system)

2. LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
2.1. Applicants wishing to pursue their studies in programmes with English as medium of instruction
must present a score of 550 in the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL); OR

2.2. 6.0 points in the test administered by the International English Language Testing Service (IELTS-
Academic); OR

2.3. Alternatively, they may sit for the IIUM-administered English Placement Test (EPT) and obtain a
minimum of 6.0 points to fulfil the English Language requirement.

2.4. Applicants interested in programmes with Arabic, as a medium of instruction must achieve an
exemption after sitting for the IIUM-administered Arabic Placement Test (APT).

2.5. Applicants who are unable to submit satisfactorily results in any of the above tests may take up
language proficiency courses at the University to fulfil the admission requirements.

2.6. English requirement of IELTS-Academic, min score band 6 or TOEFL min score 550 are compulsory
to applicants from China only before they enter IIUM.

APPLICATION

Application is to be made on prescribed forms, which may be obtained from the Admissions & Records
Division by sending a self addressed envelope to the said office or may be downloaded through our homepage
stated at the end of the brochure. All enclosed academic records and other supporting documents must be
certified true copies.
There are three intakes, the details of which are as follows: CLOSING DATES FOR
INTAKES INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION*
st
June 1 April
st
November 1 September
st
June 1 February
(For MBBS, Pharmacy, Dentistry, Nursing and Allied Sciences
only)

For more details on the programme, please direct your inquiries to:

ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS DIVISION

INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA
P.O.BOX 10
50728 KUALA LUMPUR
MALAYSIA
TEL. NO: 603-6196 4045 / 4043
603-61964000 ext 3022 / 3024 / 3261
E-MAIL: [email protected]
OR
VISIT TO OUR WEBSITE: http://www.iiu.edu.my/anr
 PROGRAMMES OF STUDIES

The following are the University’s present academic Kulliyyahs and programmes offered:

1. FACULTY OF LAWS

♦ Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

♦ Bachelor of Laws (Shari’ah) (Honours)*

2. FACULTY OF ECONOMICS & MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

♦ Bachelor of Economics (Honours)

♦ Bachelor of Accounting (Honours)
♦ Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours)

3. FACULTY OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

♦ Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours)

♦ Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)

4. FACULTY OF ISLAMIC REVEALED KNOWLEDGE & HUMAN SCIENCES

Bachelor of Islamic Revealed Knowledge & Heritage in:

♦ Qur’an and Sunnah (Honours)*
♦ Fiqh and Usul al-Fiqh (Honours)*
♦ Usul al-Din and Comparative Religion (Honours)*

Bachelor of Human Sciences in:

♦ English Language and Literature (Honours)
♦ Arabic Language and Literature (Honours)*
♦ Communication (Honours)
♦ Psychology (Honours)
♦ History and Civilization (Honours)
♦ Sociology and Anthropology (Honours)
♦ Political Science (Honours)

5. FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

Bachelor of Engineering in:

• Mechatronics Engineering (Honours)
• Manufacturing Engineering (Honours)
• Electronics-Computer and Information Engineering (Honours)
• Aerospace Engineering (Honours)
• Mechanical-Automotive Engineering (Honours)
• Communication Engineering (Honours)
• Biochemical-Biotechnology Engineering (Honours)
• Materials Engineering (Honours)
6. FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

• Bachelor of Science (Architectural Studies) (Honours)

• Bachelor of Architecture (Honours)
• Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Honours)
• Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (Honours)
• Bachelor of Quantity Surveying (Honours)
• Bachelor of Applied Arts and Design (Honours)

7. FACULTY OF MEDICINE

• Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

8. FACULTY OF SCIENCE

• Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Honours)

• Bachelor of Biotechnology (Honours)
• Bachelor of Mathematical Science (Honours)

9. FACULTY OF PHARMACY

• Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours)

10. FACULTY OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

• Bachelor of Audiology (Honours)

• Bachelor of Dietetics (Honours)
• Bachelor of Optometry (Honours)
• Bachelor of Radiography and Diagnostic Imaging (Honours)

11. FACULTY OF NURSING

• Bachelor of Nursing (Honours)

12. FACULTY OF DENTISTRY

• Bachelor of Dental Science

*conducted in Arabic
ACADEMIC INFORMATION

The University is adopting the Full Credit Hour System. The idea of the IIUM credit hour system
is to treat each student as an individual with specific needs. The system enables students to play
an active role in planning and managing their studies, from course registration to graduation.
Therefore, students are allowed to exercise a certain degree of flexibility in order to optimize their
performance bearing in mind their own abilities, needs and interests. Its goal is to provide for a
greater participation of the students in the learning process with the necessary assistance and
guidance of Academic Advisors.

Degree programme requirements are expressed in credit computed in every semester and organized in a
more flexible structure to accommodate the varying academic performance of the students. Students are
required to successfully complete the total number of the credit hours stipulated in the programme
requirements in order to graduate.