Pahang, Malaysia
How is the academic life at this university/college?
UNITEN provides a great academic aspects to students, the classes are not that packed
What are the students like?
During my years in UNITEN, the students here are very friendly and helpful. They are also very supportive.
What do students do when not studying? Tell us about the social and sports life.
There are a lot of clubs and societies here. Just sign up for any club and society and there will be a long list of events to participate in! You can either choose to become a committee member for an event or an active participant
What is your overall opinion about this university/college?
UNITEN is a great place for you to further your studies as it ensures that you are well-balanced in the aspect of academic and co-curriculum. You can score great CGPAs for your degree and at the same time, provided the opportunity to sharpen your soft skills.
How is the academic life at this university/college?
The academic life here is flexible and not as hectic as in Public University. You have the advantage of planning your own academic course structure and subjects each semester and not stringently bound by the given academic course structure. As a student, you will feel tired and all because, well you ARE doing engineering, but it’s a normal thing in any university.
What are the students like?
Students here are generally nice. They are a mix of people from many different background, ethnicity, race, religion, and even country. Everyone gets along well. Study-wise, most of them are very peculiar with their education and are very serious when it comes to exams and tests.
What do students do when not studying? Tell us about the social and sports life.
Every great thing must come with a negative. Socially, the university is not vibrant, especially at night. Student clubs exist, it’s just not much going on other than those clubs related to engineering like IMechE. Cultural stuff, not really a thing here. Probably because everyone is busy with the weight of engineering school, they forgot to balance it out. Sports-wise, it’s not that bad. Sports clubs are somewhat lively, but only if you look for them. Otherwise, it’s really missable. But clubs like SEALS do organise some talks and workshops, which is nice.
What is your overall opinion about this university/college?
It’s a nice place if you want to focus on your studies. Luckily, it’s situated near Kuala Lumpur so if you need to blow off some steam, the malls are available for you.
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