International University Of Malaya-Wales

Apply Now!Connect With Us

Your Chance to Earn a UK Degree in Malaysia

IUMW’s Dual Award programmes are your opportunity to study for a UK degree in Malaysia, saving on the huge costs that come with studying in the UK. Our Dual Award programmes are offered in collaboration with our partner university, the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD), UK. When you graduate, you will receive certification from both IUMW and UWTSD.

Assurance of Quality

All IUMW programmes, including the Dual Award programmes, are approved by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA). Students can also be assured of the strength and quality of their award, as the courses are structured, monitored and assessed by two different institutions – both IUMW and the University of Wales Trinity Saint David.

Dual Award Benefits

  • Earn a high-quality UK degree in Malaysia, save the cost of UK tuition fees
  • Earn a UK degree in a more affordable climate and save on living costs
  • It opens you up to more opportunities abroad and locally
  • UWTSD is a well-established UK University
  • Become more competitive in the job market
  • A Dual award will help you in your application for study in the UK, or at universities using a UK-based education system
  • Opportunity to study at UWTSD campuses in Swansea or Carmarthen (for an additional fee)
  • Attend a graduation ceremony in Wales
  • Join the UWTSD Alumni Association upon graduation for international networking opportunities.

You are eligible to apply if you meet the entry requirements and currently study on one of the following approved IUMW programmes:

  • Bachelor in Accounting
  • Bachelor in Business Administration
    (All specialised pathways)
  • Bachelor in Professional Communication
  • Bachelor in Psychology
  • Complete the Dual Award application form (undergraduate or postgraduate)
  • Return the form to the Registry department along with:
For Bachelor’s programmes:
 
  • Evidence of English
  • A completed application form
  • Originals and photocopies of semesters 1-4 transcripts (if you have done a credit transfer, then please include your IUMW credit transfer letter and its photocopy)
  • Original and photocopies of transcripts and certificates of studies previous to degree (Foundation/A Levels/SPM etc).

You must apply for the UWTSD Dual Award in the First Semester of Year 1 at IUMW.

Collaborative Teaching

All undergraduate dual award programmes have modules taught by academics from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. Not only will you earn your UK degree here, but you will be partially taught by the UK academic team.

This collaborative teaching project broadens the scope of the teaching process by including international perspectives and bringing in-depth expertise to the learning experience. Complete modules taught by UWTSD lecturers provide a diverse range of teaching techniques and international expertise to the classroom. With a good mix of lecturers, students are able to experience the best of both worlds.

Collaborative Teaching: UWTSD Academic Team

Dr Hutchings is an experimental political and social psychologist, and Associate Professor of Psychology in the School of Psychology and Counselling at UWTSD. His primary research areas are in the fields of implicit and explicit prejudice, genocide, and political affiliation. He has published several high-profile papers on topics such as the influence of implicit prejudice on emotion recognition, the Paris terror attacks, and Brexit.  

Paul is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA), Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society (AFBPsS) and a Chartered Psychologist (CPsychol). He has also been the Chair of BPS Wales and a member of the BPS Senate.

Dr Williams is an experimental cognitive psychologist and Lecturer in the School of Psychology and Counselling at UWTSD. Her primary research area is in Retrieval-Induced Forgetting (RIF), having published several high-profile research papers on the topic, as well as other areas including incidences of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and learning strategies of students in higher education. Kate is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) and a Chartered Psychologist (CPsychol).

Lisa has an extensive and varied professional background that includes Hospitality Management, Fitness and various Government agencies such as Energy Management, spanning nearly 2 decades. Lisa then made the decision to move into academia and become an educator, at the same university she studied. Lisa is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA).

Lisa is passionate about music and is the current Group Entertainment Manager for a consortium of venues across South Wales. Lisa has also been a professional DJ for around 14 years.

Timi is the Programme Director of the MArts/BA Film & TV programme at UWTSD. He has worked as a freelance videographer funded by several sources (Arts Council of Wales, Joseph Rowntree Foundation) and has directed several commercial projects. His short films have been screened in film festivals across the world.

He is a member of BAFTSS (British Association of Film, Television and Screen Studies), Irish Playwrights and Screenwriters Guild, MeCCSA, Royal Institute of Philosophy, British Shakespeare Association, and the Samuel Beckett Society.

UWTSD x IUMW Collaborative Teaching

Dr Lymarie Rodriguez-Morales is a qualitative developmental psychologist and Lecturer in the Centre for Psychology and Counselling at UWTSD. Her primary research addresses mental health and wellbeing in young people, the role of spirituality in mental health recovery, and the development of ecotherapy practices for health.

Contact Information
Phone: 03-26173020
Email: [email protected]
Operating hours: Monday – Friday, 8.30 a.m. – 5.30 p.m