in engineering. International student guide

A global education

The University of Southampton has a global reputation for academic excellence. We are one of the top five universities in the UK for engineering, and have established a branch campus within the EduCity development in Iskandar Malaysia to enable more students to experience our world-class education.

We have had the privilege of educating students from Malaysia for over 50 years and continue to welcome new undergraduate and postgraduate students to Southampton each year. We are fortunate to enjoy good links with Malaysia that span many disciplines and levels of education and research. We have excellent links with research universities including the University of Malaya. We also enjoy strong relationships with government schools, international schools and many colleges and university colleges.

We invite you to join our premier undergraduate engineering programmes and Engineering Foundation Year and take the opportunity to study using some of the latest research facilities and equipment in the world, where you can put the theory you learn into practice and deliver real results.

Our split-campus (UK and Malaysia) degree programmes offer the chance to gain a unique ‘Southampton’ education in Malaysia combined with the final two years at a world-class research-centred University in the UK. You will graduate with a degree from an internationally recognised University and experience higher education in the UK. The programmes of study are, as far as possible, the same as those of our UK-based provision and lead to the award of the same degrees.

The University of Southampton is registered as a Private Institute of Higher Learning by the Ministry of Education Malaysia and our engineering programmes have been approved by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency and the Board of Engineers Malaysia.

We invite you to study at the University of Southampton and take your place at the cutting-edge, among some of the most talented students and academics from around the world.

Professor John McBride, Chief Executive Officer

www.southampton.edu.my

Welcome to the University of Southampton

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ContentsMalaysia Campus 5

UK Campus 6

Money matters 9

Immigration 10

Accommodation 12

Welcoming you 14

Getting here 16

Once you’re here 16

Transition to the UK 17

How to find us 18

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â A top 1% global university* â Top 5 in the UK for engineering** â 2 years in Malaysia followed by 2 years in the UK â 60% of the cost of a UK degree

* QS World University Rankings 2014/15** The Guardian University Guide, 2016

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“The best part of my course are the world-class professors and lecturers teaching the courses, excellent support system and plenty of opportunities to participate in activities.”Chew Hong Ye, MEng Mechanical Engineering

Our University of Southampton Malaysia Campus will offer you the same quality of teaching as in the UK and an outstanding learning experience delivered by UK academics.

The University of Southampton in Malaysia

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The University of Southampton Malaysia Campus is Southampton’s first overseas campus for engineering. It is set within Iskandar’s EduCity development in Nusajaya, Johor, Malaysia, an education hub, 1km east of the Gelang Patah Interchange on the main Second-Link Expressway. Iskandar is in the heart of Malaysia’s economic zone. We are 8km from the Second Crossing Bridge to Singapore. Changi International Airport in Singapore is a 60-minute drive away from campus and we are just 30 minutes from Johor’s Senai International Airport.

The EduCity Iskandar Malaysia development comprises international universities, schools and colleges as well as leisure and sports facilities. Our campus has innovative, world-class facilities in which to study, with modern, spacious and safe living accommodation in close proximity, together with cafés and restaurants in the local area. The University is a diverse and lively community with staff and students from many different faiths. A variety of clubs and societies have been formed by students at the Malaysia Campus. You will find out more during your induction week, and you are always welcome to speak to your student representatives if you have further ideas for other activities.

We offer a wide range of facilities and services including:

- Exceptional physical recreation and sports facilities at EduCity, with a 6,000 capacity sports stadium (for ball sports and field events), a 400 metre athletic track, a 1,500-seated indoor arena (with courts for basketball, badminton, squash, volleyball and futsal) and an Olympic-size swimming pool

- Modern living accommodation, which is equipped with a cafeteria, launderette, prayer room, indoor games room, outdoor badminton and basketball court, as well as a picturesque roof terrace with views of the surrounding area

- A wide range of shopping malls in close proximity to EduCity to enjoy a film, shopping or eating out

- Cafés and restaurants in the local area

- Local attractions including Singapore, which is only approximately a 40-minute drive away

To find out more about EduCity, visit www.iskandarinvestment.com

To find out more about campus life at University of Southampton, Malaysia visit www.southampton.edu.my

Facts about Malaysia

– Malaysia has a diverse mixture of races and religions with a population of more than 26 million. For information about Malaysia’s culture and heritage, visit www.tourism.gov.my/en/my/about-malaysia

– Bahasa Malaysia is the national language, but English, Mandarin and Tamil are also widely used.

– Islam is the official religion of Malaysia, but the Constitution guarantees freedom of worship, whereby Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism and other religions are freely practised.

– Malaysia is divided into 13 states and three Federal Territories (Putrajaya, Kuala Lumpur and Labuan).

– Malaysia is a tropical country, with typical temperatures ranging from 21˚C to 32˚C. Humidity is typically 80 per cent or more .

– Malaysia has two distinct seasons: the dry season lasts from May until September and the rainy season lasts from mid-November until March.

– Malaysia’s currency is known as Ringgit Malaysia (RM or MYR).

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Situated on England’s south coast in the heart of Hampshire, the University of Southampton enjoys an outstanding location, just over one hour from central London and Heathrow Airport, and within easy reach of open countryside.

The University of Southampton in the UK

Southampton is a popular cultural and leisure destination in the south of England and has excellent transport links across the UK and via the city’s international airport to Europe.

Our engineering academic activity is based at the University’s Highfield Campus and Boldrewood Innovation Campus. Boldrewood Innovation Campus is located a five minute walk away from the main Highfield Campus. Both are set in green and pleasantly landscaped surroundings, just a short bus ride from the centre of Southampton.

Our extensive facilities include:

- An £8.5m indoor sports complex, with a six-lane 25 metre swimming pool, 170 fitness stations and an eight-court badminton sports hall.

- A 76-acre outdoor site with 20 pitches for hockey and football, and floodlit tennis courts

- A 330-seat cinema for watching films

- The John Hansard Gallery to view art exhibitions, the Nuffield Theatre to watch plays and the Turner Sims to listen to anything from jazz to classical music

- Bars and cafes on our campuses

We offer high-quality accommodation and a range of options tailored to students’ needs. There are a number of facilities on campus including restaurants, banks and a Post Office, as well as a chaplaincy for all faiths and a prayer room for Muslim students. We also run a varied programme of events – from live music to club nights and comedy. Our internationally acclaimed arts venues include a concert hall, two art galleries and one of the south of England’s leading theatres. Run by students, for students, SUSU, the University of Southampton Students’ Union, offers a wide range of services and opportunities for you to get the most out of your free time. For example, there are over 300 student clubs and societies: from archery to Taekwondo or performing arts to politics as well as a Malaysian Students Association.

To find out more about campus life at the University of Southampton in the UK, visit www.southampton.ac.uk/visitus/campuses

Facts about the UK

– The UK has a diverse mixture of races and religions and a population of more than 64 million www.visitbritain.com/en/EN/

– English (British English) is the national language.

– Everyone in the UK has the right to religious freedom and there are many faiths practised within the UK.

– The UK is made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

– Temperatures in the UK range from around 7˚C in winter to around 25˚C in summer.

– The UK’s currency is known as the pound sterling (GBP).

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“The philosophy and focus of the Electrical and Electronic Engineering programme at Southampton is simply world class. The facilities are well-equipped with cutting-edge technologies which are essential to develop the skills I’ll take with me to my future employment.”Ng Chun Hean MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering

“I chose to study at the University of Southampton because my lecturers are active researchers who are at the cutting edge of new technology and have up-to-date industry knowledge.”Elynn Suah Ee Huei MEng Aeronautics and Astronautics

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Fees

The overall cost of obtaining a University of Southampton Malaysia Campus engineering degree (two years in Malaysia and two years in the UK) is around 40 per cent less than the cost of the same degree in the UK only. For more information on our fees, visit

Money matters

There are two ways to make your payment. Use only one of the following methods:

1. By telegraphic bank transfer. A copy of your remittance advice should be sent to the Admissions team at admissions.malaysia@soton.ac.uk

An official receipt will then be sent to you.

Bank Name: HSBC Bank Malaysia Berhad

Account No: 313-365157-101

Account Name: USMC Sdn. Bhd.

Branch: Johor

Swift No: HBMBMYKL

2. Bank draft made payable to USMC Sdn. Bhd. Please quote your student ID.

This should be sent to the Admissions team at the following address: University of Southampton Malaysia campus No.3, Persiaran Canselor 1, Kota Ilmu EduCity @Iskandar, 79200 Nusajaya, Johor, Malaysia

Scholarships

When you transfer to the UK Campus for years three and four you will receive a 20 per cent scholarship, worth approximately £3,600 per annum.

For the latest information on fees and scholarships, visit http://www.southampton.ac.uk/my/international/fees.page

Living costs

The cost of living in Malaysia (in addition to tuition fees) is approximately RM1,200–RM1,500 per month. The cost of living in the UK (in addition to tuition fees and international flights to and from the University, if applicable) is usually between £7,200 and £8,800 per academic year. This should cover your accommodation, food and meals, daily travel, books, stationery, dissertation preparation and other items.

Banking

Once you have arrived and settled in to life in Malaysia you should open a Malaysian bank account. This will ensure you have easy access to money. In order to open a bank account you will need to present the following documents:

– A passport with a valid visa

– A University offer letter

– A letter from the Student Office confirming your student status at the University of Southampton in Malaysia

– An indemnity form (if you are under 18 years old, you will need an indemnity form signed by your parents and witnessed by the relevant authority from your home country)

– You will need a minimum deposit of RM500 to open a bank account (the amount varies from bank to bank)

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Immigration

Student pass

The University requires all international students (except diplomatic pass holders, Malaysian permanent residents and Malaysia my second home (MM2H) applicants) to hold a student pass while studying at our Malaysia Campus.

The University will apply for the student pass on your behalf and it is usually valid for one year. We can apply for a renewal or extension, but you are personally responsible for submitting the necessary documents for initial application and renewal (inform us at least two months prior to the expiry date). It can take up to three months for the student pass to be approved.

Student pass application process

All student pass applications are processed through Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS).

Step 1 – You must first submit a formal application form for study, and once a formal offer from the University has been made, and accepted, the University can then apply for the student pass on your behalf. You will be requested to supply the following information:

– Offer letter from institution

– Four passport size photographs with blue background (3.5cm x 5cm)

– Two copies of all pages of your passport certified in accordance with requirements

– The passport must be valid for at least 12 months from the expected date of entry

– Academic and other certificates certified as a true copy by the institution issuing the document or a commissioner of oaths, notary public or lawyer

– Personal bond payment (held by the institution)

– Payment for the following:

– EMGS visa processing fee: RM1,000

– Post-arrival medical screening fee: RM315

(includes transportation arrangement by the University)

– Compulsory medical insurance: RM901

Personal bond fee: (varies according to applicant’s country of origin)

– Revenue stamp for personal bond fee: RM10

– Student pass fee: RM60

– Multiple entry visa fees: (varies according to applicant’s country of origin)

– iCard fee: RM63.60

The pre-arrival medical screening fee in your home country is excluded.

For personal bond rates, please refer to: www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/visa/security-bond

For multiple entry visa fees/rates, please refer to: www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/visa/visa-fees

Step 2 – Upon receipt of the ‘Reply to Offer’ form accept your offer, as well as contacting you to begin the formal student pass application process, you will be sent a tuition fee deposit invoice, which should be paid within 30 days. You will also be sent an accommodation pack, so that you may book your accommodation early.

Step 3 – Please note that you will be required to undergo a medical screening prior to your arrival in Malaysia, in addition to the one you undertake after arrival. The visa approval letter (VAL) issuance will not proceed until your pre-arrival medical screening details have been submitted to your institution. In addition, you will be required to take the vaccines listed in the Health Examination Form. You will also be required to produce the international certificate of vaccination for verification of information. Without these requirements being fulfilled, the VAL issuance will not proceed.

Before you come to study in Malaysia it is important to find out about Malaysian immigration procedures and how they affect you. You should do this as far in advance of your arrival in Malaysia as possible.

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Step 4 – If you are made a conditional offer, please confirm your results as soon as they are released, so that your offer can be confirmed and the conditions removed to make it unconditional.

Step 5 – Once your student pass is approved, the VAL will be sent to you. You will need to inform the University of the date and time of your arrival at least seven days before travelling to Malaysia. You will need to produce this to get a single-entry visa (if required for your home country). All related charges will be your responsibility.

For more information please visit www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/visa

Step 6 – You can now make your travel arrangements, in liaison with the Student Office. Please follow all instructions given to ensure your entry to Malaysia is free from problems.

Step 7 – Upon entry into Malaysia

– You should submit your original passport to the Student Office when you arrive at the University.

– You will need to attend medical screening within seven working days from the date of entry

– EMGS or your institution will obtain the endorsement of the pass for you once you have completed the medical screening

For further information please visit http://educationmalaysia.gov.my/index.php/get-started/ten-easy-steps-to-study-in-malaysia.html

Customs regulations

Check the customs regulations for Malaysia before you travel. Certain goods carry restrictions, for example prescription medicines can only be imported or exported from the country if you have a license issued by Ministry of Health, Malaysia.

For more information on customs regulations, please visit www.customs.gov.my/en/tp/Pages/ tp_ie.aspx

Employment

The student pass allows you to work in a restricted category of temporary jobs while you are in Malaysia, but this is limited to 20 hours work per week during vacations. You must inform the Student Office if you intend to work as we must seek the necessary authorisation.

For more information on immigration and employment, please visit www.educationmalaysia.gov.my

Medical insurance

In compliance with the Malaysian Ministry of Education’s Code of Ethics, medical insurance cover is compulsory and arranged for international students by the University through EMGS. This will be valid from the date you register as a student and will remain in place as long as you are a registered full-time student of the University of Southampton Malaysia Campus.

When you arrive in Malaysia you will be provided with a detailed policy (with a list of hospitals covered by your insurance policy) along with your healthcare card.

Alternatively, you can visit http://educationmalaysia.gov.my/index.php/ get-started/medical-and-health-insurance.html

Student pass compliance – renewal process

You must submit your passport to us no less than six weeks before the expiry date of your student pass in order to be processed in time. If you fail to do so, you may be fined or imprisoned for overstaying by the Malaysian Immigration Department. You will also have to undergo a medical screening for each year of renewal. If you fail to meet either of these requirements you must speak to someone in the Student Office as the University must issue a letter of support on your behalf.

In addition you must have an 80 per cent attendance report for the duration of the current student pass validity period and academic results that are at least CGPA2.0 for the duration of the current student pass validity period. If you fail to meet either of these requirements the University must issue a letter of support on your behalf.

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AccommodationWe offer modern, spacious and safe living accommodation in close proximity to our campuses in Malaysia and the UK. There are a variety of options to suit your personal budget.

Guaranteed accommodation

You are guaranteed an offer of University accommodation for your Foundation Year, or first year (undergraduate) at our campus in Malaysia which will help you to settle into university life. You are welcome to apply to remain in University accommodation for your second year while you are studying in Malaysia but we cannot guarantee a place.

You are also guaranteed an offer of University accommodation for both years spent studying in Southampton.

Please note you will need to fulfil the criteria of our guarantee which includes applying as a continuing student, in January of your second year in Malaysia for your first year living in Southampton.

Malaysia accommodation (Years one and two and Foundation Year)The students’ accommodation in Malaysia is managed by Education Iskandar Sdn. Bhd. Students studying at EduCity Iskandar Malaysia will have an integrated campus experience. The 12 and a half storey building, comprising approximately 900 beds with self catering accommodation in a variety of options, including ensuite single bedrooms, twin bedrooms with ensuite and four-and five-bed accommodation with a shared bathroom, is within EduCity’s Student Village (SV).

The SV is just a few minutes stroll from our campus and is in a safe and secure environment with CCTV surveillance and a security guard post. Our students will have the opportunity to mix with students from other institutions that share the EduCity development.

All rooms have an internet connection and wireless in the common areas along with kitchen facilities on each floor and there is a cafeteria on the ground floor of the accommodation building. Other facilities include a launderette, a prayer room for Muslim students and common room space.

Typical room fittings and furnishings include:

– Air-conditioning

– Ceiling fan(s) and light(s)

– Drying yard

– Ensuite/shared bathroom

– Individual bed frame and mattress, wardrobe, study table and chair

– Water heater

– Window curtains

Monthly room rates range from RM474–RM889. Accommodation details are correct at time of print.

How to apply

To find out more information on the latest accommodation criteria, fees, deadlines, accommodation application procedures and reservation form for our accommodation in Malaysia, please visit www.southampton.ac.uk/my/undergraduate/study/accommodation.page?

The SV will confirm the deadline by which you must apply to ensure your guarantee of accommodation. The deadline will differ depending on which intake you are applying for - April/June/September (Foundation Year) or September (undergraduate). Applicants may apply as soon as they have their conditional offer letter.

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Guaranteed accommodation

As a University of Southampton student you are assured accommodation for your Foundation Year, or first year (undergraduate) spent in Malaysia as well as a guaranteed place in halls of residence for the two years spent in Southampton.

UK accommodationIn the UK, the University of Southampton has over 20 halls of residence in safe, secure and professionally managed accommodation, including 1,460 new bedrooms in new buildings opened in 2014 and 2015. All study bedrooms have high-speed internet amd wireless connection. They also include free insurance for your belongings and a unilink bus pass that ensures free bus travel around the city.

The benefits for you

- A great student community

- Good value and competitive prices that include utility bills, internet, contents insurance and a unilink bus pass

- Our unilink bus service, connecting all our Southampton halls sites with our Southampton campuses

- Facilities which may include common rooms, bars, launderettes, study and social spaces, barbecue areas and much more

- Guaranteed place in halls for continuing years for international students

- 24-hour support and advice; our Residences Support Service are there through the night, working alongside the Residences Team during the day, ensuring continuous support

- 24-hour security and CCTV on all sites

For the latest information on our UK accommodation, including weekly room rates, please visit www.southampton.ac.uk/accommodation

Individual requirements

If you have a disability or medical requirements that affect the type of accommodation you need, we work with the University’s Enabling Services to offer the best accommodation to suit you.

We already have a range of accessible adapted rooms, but can also modify rooms where required and where possible. Please contact Enabling Services, and follow the accommodation application process.

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We want to ensure that your experience at the University of Southampton is positive and rewarding. Before you come to Malaysia, when you arrive and throughout your studies, our network of professional services and advisors will help you to settle in and offer ongoing support.

Welcoming you

Meet and Greet

Our Meet and Greet service at Senai International Airport will help make your journey to the University as simple and stress-free as possible. To ensure that a member of staff from the University is there to meet you, inform the University of Southampton Malaysia Campus seven working days before you travel.

Please arrange your arrival to coincide with the University’s working hours which are 09.00–17.00, Monday to Friday.

If you have a place in University accommodation, we will arrange for you to be taken directly there. If you arrive out of hours please contact us with your details seven days in advance as we may be able to arrange for transport.

Arrival on campus

As an international student, there are a few things you need to do upon your arrival at the University of Southampton Malaysia Campus.

These include:

– Register for your accommodation

– Report to the Student Office

– Student registration

– Welcome programme and induction

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Accommodation

When you arrive, go straight to your accommodation at the Student Village (SV) to register. You will need to provide:

– A copy of your contract

– Proof of payment

– Valid identification for example your passport

You will also need to:

– Collect your keys and checklist

– Inspect your room, make sure it is clean and in order. If not, inform the reception at SV immediately

– Agree to abide to the rules and regulations for the duration of your stay

– Return the checklist and relevant form to the reception

Student administration

Once you have settled into your accommodation, visit the Student Office, located on the ground floor of the campus and check-in with oe able to collect:

– A welcome pack and registration checklist

– Register for your medical check-up appointment

– Submit your passport for student pass sticker

– Obtain a letter to open a bank account

Enrolment

Enrolment is initiated at the start of each academic year and is usually completed online. You are required to declare that you abide by the University’s Statutes, Ordinances and Regulations by submitting the online form. It is important for you to ensure you follow the enrolment checklist for a proper and complete process.

In order to enrol, you will need:

– An original unconditional offer letter

– Two passport sized photographs with your name and student ID written on the back

– Proof of online student enrolment

– A bank draft for tuition fees payment

– A copy of a bank draft or telegraphic transfer receipt if payment has been made

– A copy of your passport biodata page

– If you are a sponsored student, a letter from your sponsor confirming your details

Welcome programme and Induction

It is compulsory for international students to attend the Welcome Programme that covers various issues about living and studying in Malaysia. Details of the Programme will be in your Welcome pack.

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Getting hereMalaysia

There are a number of options for getting to our Malaysia Campus. If your starting point is outside of Malaysia you could fly into Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) and take a connecting flight from KLIA to Senai International Airport at Johor (JHB). You will be met at the airport and taken to your accommodation. You must ensure your flight is booked all the way through to Senai International Airport, and that your luggage is checked in all the way, as you will not be able to exit to Immigration at KLIA. This is because your exit point will be stated as Senai International Airport.

For information about KLIA please visit www.klia.com.my

For further information about Senai International Airport, please visit www.senaiairport.com

For more information about Malaysia Airlines, please visit www.malaysiaairlines.com

Once you’re hereShopping

Johor has always been a shopping heaven. Shopping outlets include:

– Johor Premium Outlet

– AEON Bukit Indah

– MYDIN Bazaar Anjung Nusajaya

– Tesco Bukit Indah

– Giant Hypermarket Bukit Indah

– Perling Mall

– Sutera Mall

– ION on Orchard Road, Singapore

– Vivo City, Singapore

– Plaza Singapura

– Takashimaya, Singapore

– Bugis Junction, Singapore

– Mustafa Centre, Singapore

– Parco Marina Bay, Singapore

Entertainment

– Cinema @ Bukit Indah: TGV Cinema – Aeon Bukit Indah

– Karaoke @ Bukit Indah: K-Monster Family, DeBox

– Field sports: football, rugby

– Indoor Stadium Arena: basketball court, badminton court, volleyball court, futsal court

– Aquatic Centre: Olympic-size swimming pool, water polo, synchronised swimming

– Outdoor Court: tennis court, volleyball court

– Outdoor activities and sightseeing: National Park Tanjung Piai, Kukup Resort, Kota Iskandar, Puteri Harbour, River Safari Singapore, Night Safari Singapore, Jurong Bird Park Singapore, Singapore Zoo, Desaru Beach Johor and a lot more

– Theme park: Legoland (Johor), Universal Studio Singapore and Resort World Sentosa Singapore

Food and dining

Malaysia is famous for its food, with influences that include Chinese, Indian and Malay. Below are some of the restaurants situated in close proximity to EduCity.

– Taste Bugs, Bukit Indah

– Marco Polo, Bukit Indah

– Ayam Penyet House, Bukit Indah

– Moonlight Cake House, Bukit Indah

– Nasi Ayam Dara Kukus, Gelang Patah

– McDonald’s, Bukit Indah

– Nandos, Aeon Bukit Indah

– Black Canyon, Aeon Bukit Indah

– KFC, Aeon Bukit Indah

– Lavendar Cafe, Aeon Bukit Indah

– Sedap Corner, Aeon Bukit Indah

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Transition to the UKWe provide comprehensive guidance to students transitioning from our Malaysia Campus to our Southampton Campus for your third year of study. This includes:

- A key activities timetable to support you through each step of your journey

- Guidance on how to book your accommodation

- Advice on applying for visas from the University’s own dedicated Visa Guidance Team

- A buddy scheme to help you settle into life in the UK, and to provide other useful advice such as opening a bank account

Meet and Greet

Our Meet and Greet Service from London Heathrow Airport is free of charge and is designed to get you to Southampton in time for the welcome programme.

Visa applications

The University has its own dedicated Visa Guidance Team who can assist you with any questions you might have about applying to come to the UK as a student. For more information, visit www.southampton.ac.uk/sais/visa

Information about the application process in your country and the documents you will require to support your application can be found on the UK Visa and Immigration Visa Services website www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en

Part-time working

Some students work part-time to help fund their studies. Our Career Destinations service offers advice to help you find a part-time job in the UK. It also offers a range of services to help you achieve your longer-term career goals. You can also find part-time jobs at the University through our Temp Bank service, which offers work to fit around student timetables. Because of visa regulations, international students can only work a maximum of 20 hours per week during term time (you will need to check your visa for any additional restrictions).

Accommodation in the UK

Our accommodation team will support you in applying for campus accommodation at the University as well as providing advice on living in private accommodation in the UK. Please note our accommodation guarantee does not extend to family accommodation, but if you are coming to the University to study as a couple or a family, we can still offer you support in finding accommodation in Southampton and we may be able to offer you University-owned accommodation. A place in halls of residence is guaranteed for students transferring to Southampton as long as certain criteria are met and you apply before the deadline. For more information please visit the website www.southampton.ac.uk/accommodation

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How to find us

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University of Southampton Malaysia Campus (913717-X) No. 3 Persiaran Canselor 1, Kota Ilmy EduCity @ Iskandar, Nusajaya 79200, Johor, Malaysia KPT/JPS/DFT/US/J04

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Disclaimer

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Financial or other losses

The University will not be held liable for any direct or indirect financial or other losses or damage arising from changes made to the event timetable, location, content or method of delivery of various services and facilities set out herein.

Force majeure

The University will not be held liable for any loss, damage or expense resulting from any delay, variation or failure in the provision of services and facilities set out herein, arising from circumstances beyond the University’s reasonable control, including (but not limited to) war or threat of war, riot, civil strife, terrorist activity, industrial dispute, natural or nuclear disaster, adverse weather conditions, interruption in power supplies or other services for any reason, fire, boycott and telecommunications failure.

In the event that such circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the University arise, it will use all reasonable endeavours to minimise disruption as far as it is practical to do so.

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