Foundation in Arts and Social Sciences
Foundation
3 Semesters / 1 Year (Full time)
6 Semesters / 2 Years (Part time)
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Price listed above is applicable to local students only
Why this course
The Foundation in Arts and Social Sciences provides a multidisciplinary foundation across the arts and social sciences. It brings together the humanities, education, law, psychology, sociology, mass communication and media studies, supported by common core courses.
Students develop critical thinking, communication, ethical reasoning, cultural awareness and analytical skills. The programme prepares them for undergraduate study in related disciplines and for thoughtful engagement with contemporary social issues and diverse cultural perspectives.
Programme Highlights
Flexible Pathways in Arts and Social Sciences
Build a strong foundation for progression into a wide range of arts and social sciences degree programmes while exploring personal interests and preferred fields.
Real-World Exposure through Industry Insights
Enrich learning through engagement with industry experts, connecting academic knowledge with real-world perspectives and applications.
Areas of Knowledge
Humanities, Law and Society
Explore culture, history, ethics, legal principles, social institutions, governance, inequality and social change while developing critical thinking, cultural awareness and an understanding of individual rights and responsibilities.
Education and Psychology
Examine learning theories, teaching practices, human behaviour, cognition, development, motivation and well-being, gaining insights into effective education and individual differences.
Communication and Media Studies
Study communication theories, journalism, public relations, advertising, media production, digital technologies, audience behaviour, representation and media ethics while developing effective and responsible communication skills.
Common Core and Transferable Skills
Strengthen communication, problem-solving, digital literacy, teamwork, ethical decision-making and interdisciplinary thinking for further study, professional development and lifelong learning.
Price listed above is applicable to local students only
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Course information
Entry Requirements
- Pass SPM or its equivalent with at least five (5) credits in any subjects; OR
- Pass UEC with a minimum Grade B in three (3) subjects; OR
- Pass O-Level with a minimum Grade C in five (5) subjects; OR
- Possess any other equivalent qualifications recognised by the Malaysian Government.
Course Structure
Core Courses
- Listening and Speaking Skills in English
- Reading and Writing Skills in English
- Co-Curriculum
- Thinking Skills
- Fundamentals of Information Technology
- Fundamentals of Mathematics
- Fundamentals of Economics
- Fundamentals of Law
- Fundamentals of Management
- Fundamentals of Sociology
- Fundamentals of Psychology
- Fundamentals of Writing and Research Skills
Electives
Fundamentals of Visual Arts
- Fundamentals of Mass Media and Communication
- Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence
- Fundamentals of Leadership
Career Prospects
Potential pathways after progressing to an appropriate undergraduate qualification may include:
Educator
- Psychologist
- Legal Executive
- Journalist
- Public Relations Officer
- Social Researcher
- Media Producer
