74 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Indian Studies explores the richness of Indian civilisation, culture, language, history, philosophy, and society from both traditional and contemporary perspectives. At Universiti Malaya, the programme goes beyond textbook learning by helping students understand how Indian communities, identities, and cultural influences continue to shape societies across Southeast Asia and beyond.

Foundation in Physical Sciences prepares students for degree pathways related to engineering, physics, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, and technology related fields. At Universiti Malaya, students develop strong understanding in subjects such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, and problem solving while building the academic skills needed for university level studies. The programme encourages logical thinking, analytical ability, and confidence in tackling technical and science based subjects.

Accounting is more than numbers and spreadsheets. It is about understanding how businesses operate financially and helping organisations make informed decisions through proper financial management and reporting. At Universiti Malaya, students learn how to manage financial records, analyse business performance, and understand the financial side of organisations. The programme also develops attention to detail, problem solving, and professional thinking that are valuable in many industries.

Mechanical Engineering focuses on how things move, function, and are built to perform efficiently in the real world. From machines and manufacturing systems to transportation and energy related technologies, the field plays a major role in the industries and systems people rely on every day. At Universiti Malaya, students are exposed to the principles behind design, mechanics, materials, thermodynamics, and manufacturing processes while developing the ability to understand how engineering solutions are created and improved over time. The programme encourages students to approach challenges with curiosity, precision, and a strong technical foundation.

Early childhood education focuses on the years that shape a child’s development, learning, and confidence. It is about creating safe, supportive, and meaningful learning experiences during the most important stages of growth. At Universiti Malaya, students learn about child development, learning through play, communication, and classroom interaction while gaining practical exposure to early learning environments. The programme helps students understand how children learn, express themselves, and develop emotionally and socially from a young age.

Artificial Intelligence is about developing systems that can learn, analyse information, recognise patterns, and make decisions in ways that mimic human thinking. From chatbots and recommendation systems to smart technologies and automation, AI is becoming part of the digital tools people use every day. As industries continue to adopt AI driven technologies, the demand for professionals who understand intelligent systems and data continues to grow. Students are encouraged to think beyond simply using AI tools and learn how to build, improve, and apply AI solutions responsibly across different industries and real world situations.

Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages globally and continues to grow in importance across business, tourism, media, and international communication. It is a language that connects people across many countries and cultures. At Universiti Malaya, students develop practical language skills while exploring Spanish linguistics, culture, and communication. The programme is suitable for students who enjoy learning languages, connecting with different cultures, and building global communication skills that remain valuable in today’s world.

Foundation in Social Sciences prepares students for future studies in areas related to business, economics, education, communication, social sciences, arts, and humanities. At Universiti Malaya, students are exposed to subjects that develop communication, critical thinking, creativity, and understanding of society and human behaviour. The programme helps students adapt to university learning while building confidence in discussions, writing, and analytical thinking.

International and Strategic Studies explores global politics, diplomacy, international relations, and current world issues. From international conflicts and global cooperation to foreign policy and security, the programme helps students understand how countries and global systems interact. At Universiti Malaya, students are exposed to discussions surrounding world affairs, politics, strategy, and international developments while building strong communication and analytical skills. It is suitable for students who enjoy current issues, global perspectives, and understanding how the world operates politically and strategically.

Business Administration is about understanding how businesses grow, operate, and stay competitive in a changing world. From marketing and management to entrepreneurship and strategy, the programme exposes students to different areas involved in running an organisation. At Universiti Malaya, students develop communication, leadership, teamwork, and business related skills through practical learning and real world business understanding. The programme is suitable for students who enjoy working with people, solving problems, and exploring how businesses operate behind the scenes.

Foundation in Life Sciences prepares students for future studies in health sciences, biology, medicine, biotechnology, pharmacy, and other science related fields connected to living systems and human health. At Universiti Malaya, students build strong foundations in biology, chemistry, and scientific thinking while adapting to university level learning in a supportive academic environment. The programme helps students strengthen analytical skills, laboratory understanding, and confidence before progressing into degree studies. It is suitable for students who are interested in healthcare, medical sciences, research, or understanding how living systems function in the world around us.

Architecture is not only about designing buildings. It is about understanding how people live, move, and experience the spaces around them. The spaces we enter everyday influence comfort, interaction, emotion, and the way communities grow over time. At Universiti Malaya, students are encouraged to approach architecture with both creativity and responsibility. The programme introduces students to the relationship between design, environment, culture, and the needs of society, while helping them develop a strong understanding of space, form, and purpose.

Civil Engineering shapes the systems and structures that support everyday life. Roads, bridges, water systems, buildings, and public infrastructure all rely on engineering solutions that are safe, reliable, and built to serve communities over the long term. At Universiti Malaya, the programme provides students with a strong foundation in engineering principles while exposing them to the practical realities of the construction and infrastructure industry. Students learn how to approach technical challenges through careful analysis, problem solving, and responsible decision making.

Biomedical Science focuses on the science behind human health and disease. It explores how the body works, what causes illnesses, and how laboratory science supports medical discoveries, diagnosis, and treatment. At Universiti Malaya, students gain exposure to laboratory work, medical research, and modern biomedical technologies while developing strong scientific and analytical skills. The programme is suitable for students who are interested in healthcare and science, but prefer working within the research, laboratory, and scientific side of medicine.

The Bachelor of Drama programme at University of Malaya provides a comprehensive grounding in the theories, technique, aesthetics, management, and technologies of drama and theatre.

Students are awarded the Bachelor of English Language and Linguistics from University of Malaya, upon completion of a total of 127 credits of study.

This Computer Science (Multimedia Computing) programme from University of Malaya aims to produce graduates with knowledge and skills in the field of information technology and multimedia computing.

This Computer Science (Software Engineering) programme from University of Malaya offers a comprehensive look into the world of software engineering by providing the students with not only the theoretical and technical knowledge but the skills needed in various other related aspects of software engineering.

The Exercise Science program from University of Malaya is a discipline in Sport Science knowledge. In general this program is divided into two key areas

The Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology from University of Malaya delivers an in-depth multidisciplinary curriculum interfacing biology with physical sciences and technology. With modern facilities and application-oriented education, the program seeks to produce multi-skilled, highly employable graduates by equipping the students with knowledge and skills in broad areas of Biotechnology.