Kuala Lumpur Infrastructure University College strives to become one of the best infrastructure universities in the world. It aims to achieve excellence by providing advanced knowledge, latest technologies and quality education. Kuala Lumpur Infrastructure University College in Malaysia was established as Ikram College in the year 1998.
Popularly known as KLIUC, Kuala Lumpur Infrastructure University College is located midway between Putrajaya and Kuala Lumpur at a close proximity to Kajang town. It takes about 35 minutes to reach the university college from the city center.
After the privatization of Research and Training Institute of Public Works Department in the 1997, it was renamed as Kumpulan Ikram Sdn Bhd (KISB). It was in 1998 that the Ikram College was set up with an objective to materialize the tertiary education activities of KISB. In 2001, Ikram College came to be known as Ikram College of Technology. In 2003 it came to be known as Kuala Lumpur Infrastructure University College.
Kuala Lumpur Infrastructure University College, Malaysia offers a number of programs pertaining to
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Engineering, Business and Infrastructure. Some of the diploma and bachelors' programs conducted by this college of Kuala Lumpur are as follows:
- Bachelors Program - Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Communication in Corporate Communication, Bachelor of Civil Engineering, BA (Hons) English and Bachelor of Information Technology.
- Diploma Program - Automotive Engineering, English for Business, Accountancy, Civil Engineering, Business Administration, Corporate Communication and Accountancy, Electrical & Electronics Engineering.
Kuala Lumpur Infrastructure University College of Malaysia also offers foundation programs in Information Technology, Business and Engineering.
Scholarships are the main attributes of Kuala Lumpur Infrastructure University College. The university college awards full or partial tuition fees to the meritorious students. However, one of the main criteria for the scholarship is that the students must be Malaysian citizens.
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