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Cambridge GCE A-Level (NI01013/0379)(MOA/FA7953)09/2020

Institution Name
City University/ City Academy

City University Malaysia was founded by a group of scholars with extensive experience in local and international universities in April 1984. Registered with the Ministry of Higher Education under the former Education Act 1961, City University was known then as Petaling Jaya Community College (PJCC). It was established at a time when there was a growing awareness that it was necessary for the private sector to complement the national education effort.

PJCC’s aim was to equip high school leavers with extensive academic exposure to the American degree system moderated by the Consortium of American Universities and Colleges (CAUC). This was done through a biennial meeting in the United States. Since then, PJCC has successfully transferred over 20 batches of students to more than 100 universities and colleges throughout the United States, with many gaining places into the Ivy League universities for degrees in engineering (electrical, civil, mechanical and computer), journalism, business administration, finance, banking, accounting, marketing, insurance, economics, information systems, computer science, psychology, pharmacy, music and TESL. Although there were several private higher institutions in Malaysia, PJCC was the pioneer in the field for preparing students for transfer to the American universities.

PJCC was acquired by the Selia Group in 1998 as part of the company’s desire to be a responsible corporate citizen. It was rebranded as Unity College International (UCI). 4 years later, it was upgraded to a ‘University College’ status and was named City University College of Science and Technology. Under its new management, City University College extended its international education cooperation with universities from England, Scotland, Wales, Australia, United States, Indonesia, China and several Malaysian public universities to cater for the expanding demand for higher education.

Armed with a track record of 36 years of education excellence, the University College was awarded ‘University’ status in 2016, to be recognized today as CITY UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA.
School of Academic/ Faculty

City Academy

Course Highlight/ Description

While A-Levels are important for admission to university, they also provide advantages later on. A-Levels (and their grade levels) are widely recognised by universities around the world. A strong set of A-Level results, combined with your degree, will help you stand out from other candidates. In City Academy, we provide intensive personalised coaching with integrated project works and you will be exposed to training research skills.

This is a great way to demonstrate consistent performance and your ability to meet international standards of excellence. Given these benefits, it’s not surprising that A-Levels students are becoming increasingly popular. As one of the best way to make the transition to universities, they are an ideal way to prepare yourself for a successful future.

Course Duration

1.5 years

Entry Requirement

Cambridge A-Level Art

Entry Requirement:

SPM: Minimum 5Cs, O-level or equivalent
UEC: Minimum Grade 3Bs or equivalent field

Cambridge A-Level Science

Entry Requirement:

SPM: Minimum 5Cs at SPM including Mathematic and 2 science subjects, and pass in Malay and English, or equivalent field
UEC: Minimum Grade B in Mathematic and 2 subject science and pass in Malay and English, or equivalent field

Overview
City University/ City Academy

City University Malaysia was founded by a group of scholars with extensive experience in local and international universities in April 1984. Registered with the Ministry of Higher Education under the former Education Act 1961, City University was known then as Petaling Jaya Community College (PJCC). It was established at a time when there was a growing awareness that it was necessary for the private sector to complement the national education effort.

PJCC’s aim was to equip high school leavers with extensive academic exposure to the American degree system moderated by the Consortium of American Universities and Colleges (CAUC). This was done through a biennial meeting in the United States. Since then, PJCC has successfully transferred over 20 batches of students to more than 100 universities and colleges throughout the United States, with many gaining places into the Ivy League universities for degrees in engineering (electrical, civil, mechanical and computer), journalism, business administration, finance, banking, accounting, marketing, insurance, economics, information systems, computer science, psychology, pharmacy, music and TESL. Although there were several private higher institutions in Malaysia, PJCC was the pioneer in the field for preparing students for transfer to the American universities.

PJCC was acquired by the Selia Group in 1998 as part of the company’s desire to be a responsible corporate citizen. It was rebranded as Unity College International (UCI). 4 years later, it was upgraded to a ‘University College’ status and was named City University College of Science and Technology. Under its new management, City University College extended its international education cooperation with universities from England, Scotland, Wales, Australia, United States, Indonesia, China and several Malaysian public universities to cater for the expanding demand for higher education.

Armed with a track record of 36 years of education excellence, the University College was awarded ‘University’ status in 2016, to be recognized today as CITY UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA.