Peninsula College Georgetown
City Campus
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City Campus
Peninsula City Campus is conveniently located inside the Klang Parade Mall. Established in 1998, it is the first campus under the Peninsula Higher Education Group, with 20 years of education excellence. The campus showcases a stunning ‘Britishfied’ interior that inspires students to think globally with their approach towards education and career progression. See you soon!
Certificate, Foundation & Diploma Programmes
Certificate, Foundation & Diploma Programmes
Choose Your Own Study Mode
Local
Complete entire program of study in Malaysia.
1+2
Study for 1 year at The Ship Campus, then complete program at UK partner university.
UK
Complete entire program of study in UK.
2+1
Study in UK for 2 years, then finish last year at The Ship Campus in Malaysia.
About industry advisory panels
Peninsula Advantage
Industry Exposure
Student Activities
Career Readiness
Cultivating Soft Skills
Pathway
About industry advisory panels
Industry Collaboration
We need to place emphasis on and equip students with necessary knowledge in the curriculum, as well as provide relevant and hands-on industry experience, for them to be employment-ready, succeed and excel in their career after graduation.
Students will be guided by our educators not on what to think, but rather how to do using effective methodology based on proven real-world scenario in order to be recognised by the industry.
Therefore, constant interaction and collaboration with industry leaders will lead us to bridge the gap between graduate skills and industry needs…for the mutual benefit of industry players and Peninsula College’s students.
| Industry Dialogue |
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- Networking
- Inputs
- HRD Trends, Curricula, Employment
| Industry Advisory |
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- Inputs
- HRD Trends, Curricula, Employment
- Networking
| Focus Group Engagement |
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- Focus group seminar
- Focus group advisory
- Networking reach out/discussion
- New fields, HRD Trends, Curricula, Employment
| Teaching |
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- Student Industry Training
- Staff Industry Attachment
- Industry Lecturers
- Curricula Development
- Work Based Learning
- Career/technical advice & support
| Research |
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- Joint Research /Project
- Research
| Business Engagement |
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- Time Sector Privatisation
- CPD & Workforce development Specialist Facilities
| National Agenda |
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- Human Capital Projection & Planning
| Institution |
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- Expertise & Capacity
- Competitiveness & Image
- Funding Opportunities
| Graduates |
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- Employability
- Salary Enhancement
| Industry Dialogue |
|---|
- Networking
- Inputs
- HRD Trends, Curricula, Employment
| Teaching |
|---|
- Student Industry Training
- Staff Industry Attachment
- Industry Lecturers
- Curricula Development
- Work Based Learning
- Career/technical advice & support
| National Agenda |
|---|
- Human Capital Projection & Planning
| Industry Advisory |
|---|
- Inputs
- HRD Trends, Curricula, Employment
- Networking
| Research |
|---|
- Joint Research /Project
- Research
| Institution |
|---|
- Expertise & Capacity
- Competitiveness & Image
- Funding Opportunities
| Focus Group Engagement |
|---|
- Focus group seminar
- Focus group advisory
- Networking reach out/discussion
- New fields, HRD Trends, Curricula, Employment
| Business Engagement |
|---|
- Time Sector Privatisation
- CPD & Workforce development Specialist Facilities
| Graduates |
|---|
- Employability
- Salary Enhancement
It is only through strong academia industrial ties that both sectors can pave the way towards new economic growth and a more robust human capital development delivery system.
| Function |
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- To give input on trends of industry needs which contributes to the formulation of medium and long-term directions of programs
- To advice and connect to strategic partners in industry and community
- To advice on the relevance of programs to industry needs
- To assist in industry attachment for both students and academic staff
- To establish links that enhances employability of graduates
- To participate and support activities the institutions that may enhances the quality and recognition of the institution
⇨ Significant to the profession
⇨ Consistent with industry & government objectives
⇨ In accordance with industry needs
⇨ Abreast with changes in technology
| Industry Dialogue |
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- Industry Lead Bodies
- Industry leaders
Our Facilities
Convenience Center
A small retail business that stocks a range of everyday items such as: coffee, groceries, snack foods, confectionery, soft drinks, ice creams, tobacco products, lottery tickets, over-the-counter drugs, toiletries, newspapers and magazines.
Digital Center
An interconnected, always-on, digital ecosystem. Its infrastructure goes far beyond a traditional data center, offering superfast connectivity with baked-in agility and scalability.
Entertainment
Good entertainment helps guests have fun. When guests have fun, they engage better with others and learn more. The energy of the event increases and the mood becomes a very positive one.
F & B
The foodservice or catering industry includes the businesses, institutions, and companies which prepare meals outside the home. It includes restaurants, school and hospital cafeterias, catering operations, and many other formats.
Life Style
Lifestyle is the interests, opinions, behaviors, and behavioral orientations of an individual, group, or culture. Which is also known as someone’s way of living; the things that a person or particular group of people usually do.
Supermarket
A self-service retail market selling especially foods and household merchandise. Something resembling a supermarket especially in the variety or volume of its goods or services.
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Scholarships
Applicable to all Diploma Programmes only
| Academic Achievement | Criteria | Entitlement |
|---|---|---|
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9As and above in SPM or O Level / 12 points in UEC |
Scholar has to maintain a CGPA of 3.85 and above for every consecutive semester for the entitlement benefit. |
100% of Total Tuition Fee
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7As – 8As in SPM or O Level / 16 points in UEC |
Scholar has to maintain a CGPA of 3.70 and above for every consecutive semester for the entitlement benefit. |
50% of Total Tuition Fee
|
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5As – 6As in SPM or O Level / 24 points in UEC |
Scholar has to maintain a CGPA of 3.50 and above for every consecutive semester for the entitlement benefit. |
25% of Total Tuition Fee
|
Applicable to all Undergraduate Programmes only
| Academic Achievement | Criteria | Entitlement |
|---|---|---|
|
Diploma CGPA 3.85 & above |
Scholar has to maintain a CGPA of 3.85 and above for every consecutive semester for the entitlement benefit. |
100% of Total Tuition Fee
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Diploma CGPA 3.70 & above |
Scholar has to maintain a CGPA of 3.70 and above for every consecutive semester for the entitlement benefit. |
50% of Total Tuition Fee
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Diploma CGPA 3.50 & above |
Scholar has to maintain a CGPA of 3.50 and above for every consecutive semester for the entitlement benefit. |
25% of Total Tuition Fee
|
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Diploma with CGPA 3.30 and above |
Scholar has to maintain a CGPA of 3.30 and above for every consecutive semester for the entitlement benefit. |
10% of Total Tuition Fee
|
Others Scholarship
| Criteria | 1. Applicable to Malaysian recipients only
2. Applicant must meet the minimum academic achievement from a recognised institution 3. Applicable to low-income families / single parent with demonstrated financial needs(gross monthly household income not exceeding RM 4,000) 4. Scholar has to maintain a CGPA of 2.00 and above for ever consecutive semester for the entitlement benefit |
| Entitlement | Subject to approval by Yayasan PKT |
| Criteria | 1. Applicable to Malaysian recipients only
2. Applicant must meet the minimum academic achievement from a recognised institution 3. Only selected sports are eligible for Sports Scholarship such as archery, athletics (track & field, javelin, long jump, triple jump, high jump, pole vault, shot put, discus), badminton, basketball, bowling (tenpin), chess (international), fencing, football, futsal, karatedo, netball (female only), rugby (male only), table tennis, taekwondo (WTF), tennis, volleyball, squash and swimming 4. If an applicant’s chosen sport is not part of the list of sports for the Sports Scholarship, it will then fall under the discretion of Yayasan PKT to accept the application and/or to grant an interview 5. Verification by State or National Sports Association 6. Scholar has to maintain a CGPA of 2.00 and above for every consecutive semester for the entitlement benefit |
| Entitlement | Subject to approval by Yayasan PKT |
| Criteria | 1. Applicable to Malaysian recipients only
2. Applicant must meet the minimum academic achievement from a recognised institution 3. Recipients who have scored 1A to 4As in SPM/O Level (Applicable to all Diploma Programmes only) |
| Entitlement | 1. SPM / O Level:
4As – RM 600
3As – RM 450
2As – RM 300
1A – RM 150
2. Other bursaries are subject to approval by Yayasan PKT |
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