Where are they now?

I really enjoyed the opportunity to work with people from diverse cultures

A degree from UoS is very prestigious and carries a lot of value, hence you should always remember that it is a benefit for the employer if you are a part of their team.

The University does provide a great learning environment. Hence, it prepared me well for my job.

I have to give full credits to Year 3 Individual Project & Year 4 Group Design Project which have developed my research skill. Besides, I genuinely appreciate the problem solving and critical thinking skills developed during my engineering degree. These are important skills for me to make independent decisions in my daily work.

The unique 2+2 programme provided me with sound engineering fundamentals which were taught by a small and dedicated team of lecturers at the university’s campus in Educity, Malaysia. This was followed by a great exposure of studying and working on my projects at the Highfield campus, UK which were equipped with state-of-the-art facilities.

At the University of Southampton, students receive vigorous training from researchers and leading experts to produce Industry-ready graduates.

While it was definitely challenging, the wide range of learning opportunities has been fantastic and has equipped me with a variety of skills.

The engineering programme was really hands-on with regards to project work. This made the course fun and also taught me practical skills that came in useful during employment.

The Malaysia Campus provided the same quality of education as in the UK.

When I heard about University of Southampton Malaysia (UoSM) it offered the best of both worlds; world-class education close to home and the chance to experience living in the UK and access to its research facilities.

The academics in the university are the best things for me. Lecturers are very approachable! The student community is great too. There are tons of clubs and society to suit everyone.

The university prepared us to be independent and solve problems.

The best part about the Malaysia Campus was the small community we had, so everyone knew everybody.