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General Entry Requirement

  • For Diploma (non-science courses): A minimum of 3 credits is required.
  • For Diploma (science-related courses), such as Nursing or Medical Assistant programs: A minimum of 5 credits is required, including Mathematics and Science subjects.
  • For Foundation in Science programs: A minimum of 5 B’s is required in Mathematics, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, or a technical subject, along with credits in Bahasa Malaysia and English.
  • For Foundation in Arts programs: A minimum of 5 credits in any subjects is required.

There are three intake periods each year, though the specific dates may vary depending on the course. Check the programme page for the current intake.

  • Diploma: 2.5 to 3 years
  • Bachelor’s Degree: 3 to 5 years
  • Master’s Degree: 1 to 3 years
  • PhD: 3 years or more

You can review the eligibility requirements on the LUC website, or contact the Marketing team to verify your qualifications.

Students can register on the date specified in their offer letter, which varies according to the intake schedule.

If you have fewer than 3 credits in SPM, you can begin with our certificate program. ‘Terms and conditions apply’.

Yes, the university accepts online application via LUC website.

For coursework programs, the minimum is 4 subjects per semester, while for ODL (Open and Distance Learning), the minimum ranges from 1 to 4 subjects.

Entry requirements vary by program. Please visit our official website or contact the marketing department for more detailed information.

If your application was rejected, you can contact the marketing department to inquire about the reason.

Registration Process

No, the registration fee is non-refundable.

The official receipt will be issued within 1 to 3 working days.

Please contact the university’s designated officer for assistance with enrollment.

Orientation is typically held during the first week of the intake.

  • Completed application form
  • Photo-size 45mmx35mm
  • Passport pages scan copy
  • Academic Certificate & transcripts, translated copy if original is not in English
  • Health declaration form
  • English proficiency test scores (if applicable)
  • Recommendation letters (if required like working experience letter)

A student pass is a multiple entry visa which gives you permission to remain in Malaysia for the purposes of study at an approved institution on an approved course.

It should take 14 working days upon receipt of a complete application and payment.

As the Visa Approval Letter is given by the immigration department, it takes 14 working days once they receive the complete application and payment, though it is at the discretion of the immigration department.

MEV is issued to allow you to make any number of journeys / entries into Malaysia.

eVAL- Electronics visa approval letter, approved by Immigration department of Malaysia that allow international student to enter Malaysia

All applications must be submitted online via Online

A visa is required to gain entry into Malaysia. Some countries are exempted from this requirement.

Please check with the nearest Malaysian Embassy/Mission.

International students must have at least twelve (12) years of education and have undergone a national/

international examination recognized by the Ministry of Education for the purpose of admission to diploma or degree programme

English is widely use, most of the courses are taught in English language.

No, this is not permitted. International students are only permitted to study full time courses in Malaysia with a valid student pass issued by the Immigration Department.

Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS) operates a One-Stop Centre for international student services pursuing higher education at Malaysia’s public and private higher education institutes, language and training centres.

Yes, you must have to provide English proficiency result with specific score according to the course before join main course

Generally, it will take 2-4 weeks

Eval valid for 6 months

It is mandatory for all international students to enter Malaysia before the expiry of the VAL since the VAL is issued with six (6) months validity

you are required to apply for a new VAL prior to your entry into Malaysia, please contact with INSO office to cancel your previous eval and process a new application for you.

Malaysian Embassy in your home Country will be able to give you and exact date or time you will get the entry visa, however it does not take more than 5 working days. 

Once your eVAl approval by immigration and ready for download from EMGS website;

https://visa.educationmalaysia.gov.my/emgs/application/searchForm/?___SID=S

Need to download eVAl,

Need to apply SEV(single entry visa or e-Visa to Malaysian Embassy  in your Country /the  embassy address was given during application online )

Yes, you must have settled your all fees for year 1, including registration fees & Security Bond fees

Yes , you can  provide working experience certificate that must be in related field

Pre-requisite course if your highest qualification is non-related and do not have working experience in related field, must be complete before join main course

No. Both the VAL and SEV must be valid for you to enter Malaysia.

This information is available on the EMGS website

Please refer to the link below;

https://visa.educationmalaysia.gov.my/guidelines/required-documents.html

The process is the same as when you receive a physical VAL. You should print your eVAL and submit it together with other required documents to the Malaysian Embassy/Mission from where you will be applying for an SEV.

The document requirements may vary between different Malaysian Embassies. Please contact the Malaysian Embassy for the exact requirements and procedures.

You need to obtain a police report and liaise with your institution for further assistance.

The process is the same as when you receive a physical VAL. You should print your eVAL and submit it together with other required documents to the Malaysian Embassy/Mission from where you will be applying for an SEV.

Yes. International students who received eVAL must obtain a Single Entry Visa (SEV) from the Malaysian High Commission/Embassy/Consulate Office overseas before entering Malaysia. After students have obtained the SEV, students are required to scan a copy of the SEV and upload LUC arrival link: https://online.lincoln.edu.my/applyonline/arrivalinf_pre.aspx. The SEV issued must be utilised within 3 months from the date of issue

After obtaining eVAL and SEV, international students must consult with LUC MArkeking officer or  your representative before purchasing flight tickets to Malaysia to ensure for a smooth airport pickup and immigration clearance. LUC staff must be present at the airport Immigration Department of Malaysia’s

office to conduct immigration clearance for students, or else, students are not allowed to enter Malaysia and possibly be detained or deported back to respective home country by the Immigration Department of Malaysia Upload flight ticket: https://online.lincoln.edu.my/applyonline/arrivalinf_pre.aspx  and wait Immigration counter 59/60 for clearance.

A ‘variation’ application is any application where a student wants to change a course or institution while at the same level of study (e.g. Bachelor’s/Masters/Phd). A variation is different from a progression application in that it happens before the student completes

their current programme of study. Applications for a higher level of studies upon completion of the current studies are known as ‘progression’ applications.

Yes, you need to wait at Immigration Counter, KLIA-59/60 and KLIA 2 at Immigration area

You will received an email 1-3 days before your arrival with contact person and contact number , via email that you provided during arrival information

During arrival information you need to declare that you need airport pick up from Airport to Campus or Hostel

Upon arrival, within 1-3 days you must attend medical screening test under EMGS panel clinic. Check this link for more details https://visa.educationmalaysia.gov.my/guidelines/registered-malaysian-clinic.html

Every online application will be processed within 1-5 days working hours. All successful applicants will be notified via email.

If your application was rejected and you want to know the reason, you may email Admission unit

You are strongly advised to apply at least 2 to 3 months before the commencement date of the new intake in order to obtain an offer for your preferred programme.

You are required to notify us as soon as you can via email at admissionsupport@lincoln.edu.my

For students who withdraw after the commencement date of programme, there is STRICTLY no refund of all fees paid EXCEPT the Security Bond Deposit for international students upon completed checkout memo with Exit stamp

International students need to mention airport pick up services during complete the arrival LINK.

In general, Lincoln University College has three intakes in a year, i.e. March /July/

Yes, need to pay

First year fees need to pay in full before arrival.

It is not allowed to change programm after receiving the offer letter. To do so, candidate need to apply again for the programm that he/she is interested to change to.

Yes. LUC will provide accommodation

Yes, you may appeal your application by sending an email to Admission center

The Digital Arrival Card is an electronic record used by Malaysian Immigration to verify your entry into the country. It replaces the traditional paper arrival/departure card.

Procedure:

  • Upon arrival at the Malaysian entry point, proceed to the immigration counter.
  • Present your passport, eVAL, and any other required documents.
  • The immigration officer will issue the Digital Arrival Card electronically, linking it to your passport.

Here is the Link

https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/pengumuman/malaysia-digital-arrival-card-mdac/

 Important Notes:

  • Mandatory:Ensure you have your eVAL and other relevant documents ready upon arrival.
  • Verification:The Digital Arrival Card will be used to confirm your legal entry and stay in Malaysia.
  • Follow Instructions:Adhere to all guidelines provided by the immigration officers and your educational institution.

This process ensures a smooth entry into Malaysia and is crucial for completing your student pass procedures.

i-Kad is a biometric residence permit (the size of a credit card) which bears your photo and other information to verify your identity. A valid i-Kad is the only substitute identification document for foreign nationals recognized by the Department of Immigration in Peninsular Malaysia and MUST BE KEPT WITH YOU ALL THE TIME. Please take note that i-Kad is not a replacement document for international travel or travels between West Malaysia (Peninsular Malaysia) and East Malaysia (Sabah and Sarawak).

EMGS will courier the i-Kad and insurance card to the student through institution after the student pass is endorsed. It is expected to arrive at LUC International within a month from the student pass endorsement date. The students are advised to contact LUC International for i-Kad and insurance card availability.

Yes, you need to renew your passport from your Embassy in Malaysia

No, you are only allowed to study one full-time degree at any one time.

As per the terms and conditions of Education Malaysia, you cannot accept more than 1 offer. Upon the acceptance of an offer, the other offers will be closed.

A candidate can only change university or a course twice, third time it will get rejected. 

English language requirement varies the course levels. 

For an undergraduate level the IELTS score of 6.0 for undergraduate programmes and 6.5 to 7.0 is usually considered adequate for post graduate programmes. Candidates are advised to contact the university they plan to enroll in for more information regarding language requirements. 

The opportunities are extremely limited in particular roles and industry.  Research and Development in Pharmaceutical Sciences and Biotechnology are the fields where you can get a job easily

At the time of the application the type of pass to change your institute or course will decide whether you will need to exit the country or not. For further information please get in touch with us through email or a call. 

Being very close to the equator, Malaysia has warm, tropical climate with a little bit of sprinkle all year round. Sometimes the monsoon winds bring heavy downpour that is vital to keep the forests nourished, air clean and fresh, chilled coconut water. Malaysia or in Borneo. Otherwise, escaping to the beach is also a popular option where the breeze cools you down while enjoying

Yes, this is a mandatory requirement under the laws and regulations of the Government of Malaysia.

No, the student pass application processing fee is non-refundable.

Fees depends on individual programm, First year student need to pay in full including registration fees before registration. For more details, kindly email admission@lincoln.edu.my or imd@lincoln.edu.my or finance@lincoln.edu.my

All international students studying at public or private higher education institutions are allowed to work part-time for a maximum of 20 hours per week ONLY during semester breaks or holidays of more than 7 days at restaurants, petrol kiosks, mini markets and hotels as long as their student passes remain valid. Please note that prior approval from the Department of Immigration is required.

 

International students are NOT permitted to work as cashiers. In addition, in the hotel sector, international students are NOT allowed to work as singers, masseurs, musicians or GROs (Guest Relation Officers). International students are not allowed to engage in any job or activity deemed to be immoral.

 

Applications to work part time must be made through the educational institution at which the international students are enrolled. The international student needs to be present with the representative of the education institution at the Immigration Department of Malaysia in order to submit an application for part time work.

All international students studying in Malaysia are compulsory to deposit a sum of money as a security deposit as a guarantee that the student to whom such as a pass is issued will comply with the provisions of the Ordinance and of any regulations, as prescribed under Regulation 18 of the Immigration Regulations 1963. Personal bond will be refunded to the students upon completion of the studies / withdrawn from the studies.

Medical screening is a health check that consists of a general examination by the examining doctor, blood and urine tests as well as a chest x-ray examination.

A medical examination is required for all international students before arrival into Malaysia with the exception of students who are enrolling into Public Universities.

In addition, a Post arrival medical examination is mandatory for international students and you are required to attend and complete the medical examination at EMGS’s approved panel of clinics/hospitals within 7 days from your date of entry into Malaysia. Students enrolling into Malaysia Public Universities can attend the medical screening at clinics located in their universities.

International students must not consume any medication for at least one week before arriving in Malaysia. Should there be real medical needs, please consult with your doctor and inform LUC. For any appeal medical checkup cases, the fees will be borne by the students, and students who fail the medical screening will be deported back to their home country

International students are advised to arrive LUC at least one week before the trimester starts. You are encouraged to participate in the orientation programme, which meant to help you familiarize with the campus and study matters.

It is a mandatory requirement from the Government of Malaysia to protect the health of Malaysian residents and to reduce the potential burden on the public health service in Malaysia. The Ministry of Education (MOE) has laid down criteria for the assessment of the health condition of international students which must be complied with. The criteria do allow for students to appeal a failed result.

If you fail to attend a Malaysian medical examination within the timeline stipulated by EMGS, your student pass application will be cancelled and no student pass will be issued.

After arriving in Malaysia, you should contact an EMGS appointed panel clinic to make an appointment. You are required to bring along a copy of your passport to the panel clinic for medical screening.

The examining doctor will request that you sign a consent letter before starting the medical examination. Blood and urine specimens will be taken from you at the panel clinic and in the event that the panel clinic has no x-ray facility, you will be directed to proceed to an x-ray centre within the same day for a chest x-ray to be taken.

The examining doctor at the panel clinic shall assess and conclude whether or not you are suitable to remain in Malaysia based on MOE criteria.

Please note that EMGS staff are not permitted to discuss the outcome of your medical screening or your appeal as this information is confidential. All related clarification shall be sought directly from the examining doctor at the panel clinic.

A full list of clinics is available at  https://educationmalaysia.gov.my/list-of-approved-clinics/

An appeal must be made at the same panel clinic you visited previously for medical screening. This should

be done within 7 days of receipt of the notification that you have failed your medical screening.

You may make an appeal by visiting the panel clinic and submit the duly completed Appeal Letter to the examining doctor. The examining doctor shall provide clarification as to the confirmatory tests required. All costs relating to the appeal shall be borne by you and are directly payable to the panel clinic. The panel clinic will submit the Appeal Letter to EMGS. There are no fees payable to EMGS for your appeal process.

The result of the confirmatory tests will be sent directly to EMGS by the panel clinic and reviewed by the EMGS Appeal Committee. The decision of the Appeal Committee is final and there is no further right of appeal if you are unsuccessful.

In the event that your appeal is unsuccessful, EMGS will proceed with the pass cancellation process. Any immigration fees paid to EMGS will be refunded and any insurance premium for the remaining insured period from the date of pass cancellation will be refunded, provided no insurance claims have been made. Refunds will be made through your education institution and you will be notified of the sum refunded.

yes, you need to bring medical form, original passport and download EMGS apps

No , you no need to pay  for first time medical screening test upon arrival

Yes, you need to pay to the Clinic

All international students studying in Malaysia are compulsory to purchase medical insurance throughout their studies from the insurance provider registered with Ministry of Finance Malaysia.

Currently, medical insurance for LUC International students is purchased through EMGS/own group insurance during VAL application / student pass renewal. Insurance coverage is only for a year. Hence student with one off student pass need to apply for insurance renewal 3 months before the student pass expiry date.

yes, you can, once you have passport with student pass

To be open Bank Account need the following documents Original passport with student pass valid more than 6 months Confirmation letter from INSO and EMGS 

Yes, you are required to filled up registration form by online: https://online.lincoln.edu.my/applyonline/newregistration.aspx

Upon completion of medical test, within 1-4 days upon arrival and registration process

Upon your arrival in Malaysia, a post arrival medical screening will be conducted within 7 days. Your passport will be accepted by the university for arranging the student pass endorsement. From the day you submit your passport, it will take 14 working days but again it is at the discretion of the immigration department

The validity of a student pass is twelve months otherwise it will be issued for the duration of the duration of the programme, if the duration is less than twelve months.

Once your student pass has been endorsed on your passport, you will be issued with an i-Kad,

a biometric residence permit which bears your photo and other information to verify your identity.

A valid i-Kad is the only substitute identification document for foreign nationals recognized by the Department of Immigration in Peninsular Malaysia and However, i-Kad is not a replacement document for international travel or travel in East Malaysia (Sabah and Sarawak).

MUST BE KEPT WITH YOU AT ALL TIMES. With an i-Kad, your passport can now be kept away at a secure place.

Once you arrive in Malaysia, you are required to attend post arrival medical screening test within 7 days. And submit passport to INSo office.

INSo office will accept your passport for the purposes of arranging for the student pass/sticker endorsement. of the Immigration Department through EMGS

From the day your passport is submitted at our front desk, the process should take 14 working days. Please note that this timeline is at the discretion

You are required to communicate with your institution to clear you overstay at the Malaysian Immigration Department.

Penalty fees may apply, and these fees are at the discretion of the Immigration Department.

Subsequently, you will need to apply for a special pass to ensure that you have a valid pass throughout your stay in Malaysia

You can track your application status on our website to check whether EMGS has received your passport.

You can also download the EMGS mobile app to your mobile phone in order to get automatic notifications.

Please submit a police report immediately. You will then be required to submit a copy of the police

report to your institution and inform them to apply for a new iKad. Please note that there will be a fee charged for the issuance of a new iKad.

Visa renewal application must be done before 90days of your visa expiry date

Yes, there is a penalty on late submission of visa renewal application.

It should take 14 working days upon receipt of a complete application and payment, provided all the EMGS requirements are met within the stipulated timelines.

Since the student pass is issued by the Immigration Department, the 14 working days is at the discretion of the Immigration Department.

If you are under treatment for a particular disease, the doctor examining you at the time of EMGS medical screening

will assess the severity of your medical condition and decide on your suitability to study in Malaysia based on the criteria set by Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE).

You will need to get your student pass transferred to the new passport. Please contact INSO office on to make the necessary arrangements for the transfer of your student pass

EMGS accepts while your student pass is valid within 3 months

My student pass is valid for 12 months when is the time I need to apply for renew

All full time international students need to renew their Student Pass three (3) months before its expiry date. The criteria for renewal are (1) 80% attendance in all scheduled classes, (2) a compulsory to maintain a minimum of CGPA 2.00 and achieve satisfactory academic performance in LUC. International students need to prepare payment for the Student Pass renewal fees

You will receive a notification email that your passport/I card is ready for collection

English proficiency result with score that meet entry requirements based on your course if applicable

Academic result must be CGPA more than 2.00  and  Attendance report must be more than 80%

The completed student pass renewal application will take a minimum of 30 days, subject to EMGS and JIM approval.

You are strongly advised not to do that. The student pass renewal application will take a minimum a month for processing. When the student has got the student pass endorsed, then only the dependent pass can be renewed

No, student must have the original passport to travel within Malaysia.

Students are not allowed to purchase any flight ticket before obtaining your student pass / passport from LUC  International Office to avoid any problem arises afterwards.

You may check your application progress via EMGS website at https://visa.educationmalaysia.gov.my/emgs/application/searchForm/. Please enter your Passport Number, Nationality and Application Type to track your visa application or student may download the EMGS Mobile App

You may collect your passport from LUC International office within 7 days from the date of collection from EMGS. Please collect your passport yourself to prevent any unfortunate cases.

You need to obtain a police report and apply for new passport from your embassy. Inform LUC International office for new student pass endorsement once you have received the new passport.

Please contact INSO office and request to apply for an overstay Special Pass for you.

Medical Screening is not required for renewal applications.

After you submit your registration form to International Admission office, you will receive an email with information on how to log in to your applicant portal.

Your parents, spouse and your children can be your dependents.

Dependent is referring to your immediate family members such as parents, spouse and children only.

All postgraduate students enrolled in public and private universities are eligible to apply for dependent passes on behalf of their families.

 Undergraduate students who are studying for their Bachelor’s Degree will only be eligible to apply for dependent passes on behalf of their families if they are citizens of the following

countries:

Saudi Arabia

Palestinian Territories

Jordan

Bahrain

Kuwait

Lebanon

United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Yemen

Iraq

Turkey

Iran

Libya

Qatar

Syria

Maldives

Azerbaijan

Oman

 Children of international students aged 18 years and above must apply separately for a student pass in the event that they wish to study in Malaysia. Each dependent who enters Malaysia on a social pass will be subject to a ‘Journey Performed’ processing fee of RM500, dependent pass of RM90.00, Multiple Entry Visa and journey performed visa according to nationality). Please contact LUC for the application form and fees

Yes, you can bring your dependent to stay with you in Malaysia only after you have received the student pass. You are advised to submit the application for dependent pass as soon as possible once your dependent has arrived since the application will take around 14 – 21 days for approval.

Only Master Degree and PHD Holder can apply for dependent visa

  1. passport details page and all visa page for applicant and principle of student
  2. Student confirmation letter
  3. Relationship letter from embassy
  4. Marriage certificate /birth certificate must be attested by embassy (date must be within 3moths)
  5. Insurance cover note
  6. bank statement amount RM30K

No, you need to renew your visa then can apply for dependent renewal

Fill up withdrawal form and get approval from the respective department submit to INSO office including your original passport and flight ticket with duration 14working days

University will lodge police report to black list your name in immigration system

You are required to apply for checkout memo/cancellation of student pass

  1. original Passport
  2. Flight ticket duration 14 working days
  3. Course Completion letter
  4. New offer letter if transfer to other institution instead of flight ticket

Yes, all students that have completed their studies / withdrawn from the university are compulsory to cancel their student pass. Kindly refer to LUC for the GUIDELINES ON STUDENT / DEPENDENT PASS CANCELLATION (CHECK OUT MEMO)

You, you need to apply for checkout memo for your dependent & spouse

Accommodation Affairs

Yes, we do. All accommodations are subjected to room availability.

The Mas Campus is a 3-minute walk from the nearest LRT station. For Wisma Lincoln, there is a free bus service available from the LRT station.

Price range between rm 250 – rm 470 per month depends on room type

LUC hostel provides basic facility provided such as desk, chairs, fridge, washing machine and gas stove. Taragon 1 exclude washing machine & gas stove

Student can send e-mail to hosteladmission@lincoln.edu.my

Within 30 days after submission of withdrawal form. Refund process will go through warden check & approval from hostel manager

We have dormitory, single to quadruple rooms

Students need to inform at least 1 month before withdrawal.

For international student: 4 months deposit, Malaysian students: 2 months

No. Utilities will be separately pay.

Clinics are available within 5 mins walking distance. You may seek assistance from warden or visit the clinic directly. In the event of serious illness, warden will arrange you to nearby hospital.

Financial Aid

Yes, PTPTN is available for local undergraduate students who are not blacklisted by PTPTN.

Students from B40 families are eligible for 100% coverage.

MARA funding is only available for specific programs, such as Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Dental Surgery, Bachelor of Pharmacy and Bachelor of Nursing Sciences.

For any EPF withdrawal letters, please refer to the Admissions or Marketing staff.

The total fees vary depending on the specific course.

The scholarship amount depends on the course and is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.

Open and Distance Learning (ODL)

ODL at LUC stands for Open and Distance Learning, offering flexible learning options and support services for students who are unable to attend traditional in-person classes.

ODL offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs. For a complete list, please visit the ODL section on the LUC website: https://www.lincoln.edu.my/centre-of-odl/

Prerequisites vary by program. Please check the specific program details on the website or contact the Marketing team for entry requirements.

Tuition fees depend on the program. Please contact the Marketing team for detailed fee information. Kindly email admission@lincoln.edu.my or imd@lincoln.edu.my or finance@lincoln.edu.my

Yes, installment payment options are available. Please reach out to the Marketing team to discuss payment plans and arrangements. Kindly email admission@lincoln.edu.my or imd@lincoln.edu.my or finance@lincoln.edu.my

Assessments may include online quizzes, assignments, and examinations. Full details on assessment formats and schedules will be provided in the course materials.

The duration depends on the specific program and your pace of study. Please refer to the program details for more information. https://www.lincoln.edu.my/centre-of-odl/

Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL)

APEL stands for Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning. It is a mechanism that recognizes prior experiential learning (both formal and informal), allowing individuals to gain admission into academic programs or obtain credits in courses based on their work experience or learning outside the traditional academic environment.

There are two types of APEL offered at LUC which is APEL (A) and APEL (C).

APEL (A) is for individuals who do not meet the traditional academic entry requirements but possess relevant work experience or learning. It’s available for entry into Diploma, Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD programs.

  • Diploma programs: Minimum 20 years old and have relevant work experience.
  • Bachelor’s programs: Minimum 21 years old and possess relevant work experience.
  • Master’s programs: Minimum 30 years old, with at least a STPM/Diploma/A-Level or equivalent, and relevant work experience.
  • Doctoral programs: Minimum 35 years old, with at least a master’s degree and significant relevant experience.

The APEL (A) assessment process typically includes:

Profiling: Collection of the applicant’s educational and work history.

Aptitude test: A standardized test to assess the applicant’s skills.

Portfolio submission: A portfolio showcasing work experience and prior learning.

Interview (if necessary): Further evaluation of the applicant’s suitability.

The timeline for APEL applications can vary depending on the assessment. Please click our link below for the process timeline:

https://www.lincoln.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/FLOWCHART-APEL.A-T-6-LUC.pdf

For APEL (C) details, please visit our website:  https://www.lincoln.edu.my/apel-c/

Yes, APEL is recognized by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) and endorsed by the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE). It is widely accepted by universities and employers across Malaysia.

Yes, there is typically a fee for the APEL (A) assessment and APEL (C) application. The fee structure varies by the level of qualification applied for. kindly email admission@lincoln.edu.my or finance@lincoln.edu.my

For more information about APEL programs, please visit our website: https://www.lincoln.edu.my/apel-a/ and https://www.lincoln.edu.my/apel-c/

Others

Yes, all LUC programs are accredited by MQA and Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia.

Yes, for certain courses, classes are conducted online.

You can download your class timetable from your LLS portal or obtain the class timetable from the respective School / Faculty.

The number of students varies depending on the intake and program.

The main campus, Wisma Lincoln, is located at Kelana Jaya SS 6/12.

The Kelana Jaya Learning Site is at Kelana Jaya SS 7/15.

This depends on the number of courses you register in a semester. The number varies from 1 to 5.

Our business hours are from Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. We are closed on weekends and public holidays.

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