IIUM aims to become a leading international centre of educational excellence which seeks to restore the dynamic and progressive role of the Muslim Ummah in all branches of knowledge and intellectual discourse.
4.1 out of 5 (83 ratings / 59 reviews) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Bachelor's programmes
Medicine & Health (8)
- Bachelor Audiology (Honours)
- Bachelor Dental Surgery
- MBBS Medicine and Surgery
- Bachelor Nursing (Hons.)
- Bachelor Optometry (Honours)
- Bachelor Pharmacy
- Bachelor Physiotherapy (Honours)
Natural Sciences & Mathematics (7)
- B.Sc. Applied Chemistry
- Bachelor Biomedical Science (Honours)
- Bachelor Biotechnology (Honours)
- B.Sc. Mathematical Sciences
- B.Sc. Physics
- B.A. Quantity Surveying
Arts, Design & Architecture (5)
- B.Sc. Architectural Studies
- B.A. Quantity Surveying
Social Sciences (5)
- Bachelor Communication
- Bachelor Economics (Honours)
- Bachelor Political Science
- Bachelor Psychology
- Bachelor Sociology & Anthropology
Engineering & Technology (4)
- B.Eng. Aerospace Engineering
- Bachelor Biomedical Science (Honours)
Business & Management (3)
- Bachelor Accounting (Honours)
- Bachelor Audiology (Honours)
Humanities (3)
- Bachelor English Language and Literature
- Bachelor History and Civilization
- Bachelor Qur’an and Sunnah Studies
Computer Science & IT (2)
Environmental Studies & Earth Sciences (2)
Agriculture & Forestry (1)
- B.Sc. Plant Sciences
Education & Training (1)
- Bachelor Education
Law (1)
- L.L.B. Law(Hons.)
About
History
The founding of IIUM was first proposed by the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, during a visit to the United Arab Emirates in January 1982.
Education
Provide conducive Shared Learning ecosystem geared towards the convergence of knowledge founded on the Tawhid in realising "comprehensive excellence".
Research
Research Management Centre of the International Islamic University Malaysia was established by the University Senate in 1991. The main objective of its establishment was to promote and coordinate the research activities of the University
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QS World University Rankings by TopUniversities
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Best Global Universities Rankings by U.S. News & World Report
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Services
Housing services
Since the early years of its establishment, IIUM has practiced 100% accommodation for its full time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. Priority is given to the non-Malaysian students, especially students from the newest intake.
Currently, IIUM has 16 mahallahs that accommodate about 14,000 students from various countries and cultures. Each mahallah is lead by a Principal and assisted by administrative staff and fellows. The staff concentrates on the administrative and maintenance needs of the mahallah, while the fellows focus on students' matters and activities.
Library services
The University library system consists of five libraries at each of the University's five campuses: the Main Library at the Gombak campus, two Medical libraries in the Kuantan campus (Indera Mahkota and Jalan Hospital branches), the ISTAC Library at Damansara, the IIBF Library at Jalan Duta and the Centre for Foundation Studies (CENFOS) Library at Petaling Jaya and Nilai.
ICT services
IIUM is committed to providing continuous internet services to all its campuses and facilities by providing broadband and wifi access to all its students and staff members. IIUM is also continuously expanding its internet services and facilities to meet connectivity demands through its various upgrading projects.
Medical services
The IIUM Medical Centre was built based on the Private Funding Initiative with 25-year concession agreement, on 27.8 acress of land, equipped with 350 beds for inpetiets and supported by more than 133 specialists.
It also includes the development of an undergraduate and postgraduate teaching hospital and tertiary referral centre, complementing the medical and allied health faculty provisions.
Student Life
Campus life
IIUM has several campuses, facilities and institutions spread across several states of Malaysia, each with their own specialisations and purposes. These campuses are:
- Gombak Campus
- Kuantan Campus
- Kuala Lumpur Campus
- CFS
Sports facilities
IIUM provides a wide variety of sports and recreational facilities and services across its campuses, in order to encourage productive and constructive leisure activities amongst its students. This is to realize the vision to produce students with holistic personalities, as well as promote an active and healthy lifestyle amongst the IIUM community.
Student Reviews
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Anonymous rated 3 out of 5 stars
It's not so good to me. I thinki can't expole myself to study here
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Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars
IIUM has taught me a lot about the course itself, but I think it could have done a lot better by giving more outside exposure in order to give a better understanding of the course. Also, personally I feel that the lecturers should train the students in a more interesting and interactive manner
we have great grades but need to finincial support
Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars
Biscally the study which are going on right now are good and the univirstiy is very good but the problem is finincial support
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