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If you have applied to a course in the Faculty of Creative Multimedia, you may be asked to provide a creative portfolio to support your application process. Your portfolio should include:


• 5 to 10 images of your best original work, this might include drawings, sketches, collages, photographs, 3D works or any of your craft projects. Any analogue works such as paintings, illustrations should be digitized as a digital image. Time-based media such as video, animation, sound, or others can be submitted as links to streaming site such as YouTube, Vimeo or SoundCloud.


• We recommend that you accompany your work with artist statements or descriptions (no more than 100 words) to show your reflection or thought process on the work produced.


• Include as much variety as you can to show your ability to work in a range of media


• You may also submit a link to your personal portfolio website.

Yes, of course. We have opportunity for you to experience a more interesting learning journey with;

Articulation:

Mobility: Any mobility or student exchange opportunities will be announced through the bulletin board and our social media channels.

We understand that each student have different needs and problems, we offer counselling and advise through our capable staff:

Should you need to defer your studies, please do email to our Academic Managers at: fcmadmin@mmu.edu.my with regards to defer and Leave of Absence (LOA)

When it is pertinent to dropping subjects, please consult with the Academic Managers: fcmadmin@mmu.edu.my
or view the Faculty Handbook, page 9

We welcome all queries and questions through these channels: 

Every student has access to the Camsys, MMLS with your Student Email Address, all your class schedules, academic information and personal information is available in the system.

At the beginning of the semester, it is crucial for you to find your subject coordinator and your virtual classroom arrangement in MMLS. Your virtual classroom link will be provided by your subject coordinator. Do check your student email and MMLS often to check on updates.

The procedures and processes of your virtual classroom with labs and tutorial sessions will be explained by your Subject Coordinators.

Your course information is available in MMLS, detailing your course topics and schedule, kindly check MMLS or your Google Classroom for updates and information.

To return to your home country, please contact Malaysian Immigration for updates and procedures.

Internship arrangement will be announced and can be discussed with the appointed Internship Coordinator of your programme.

FCM Depot provides a few equipment that can be loaned to students. Please check on the inventory list and request for loan here: creative.mmu.edu.my/equipment-depot

If you have applied to a course in the Faculty of Creative Multimedia, you may be asked to provide a creative portfolio to support your application process. Your portfolio should include:


• 5 to 10 images of your best original work, this might include drawings, sketches, collages, photographs, 3D works or any of your craft projects. Any analogue works such as paintings, illustrations should be digitized as a digital image. Time-based media such as video, animation, sound, or others can be submitted as links to streaming site such as YouTube, Vimeo or SoundCloud.


• We recommend that you accompany your work with artist statements or descriptions (no more than 100 words) to show your reflection or thought process on the work produced.


• Include as much variety as you can to show your ability to work in a range of media


• You may also submit a link to your personal portfolio website.

You can browse through list of academicians in MMU through this link: MMU Expert

Yes, you need to go through interview and portfolio review for application and admission process 

You can learn more about postgraduate admission process here: 

It will depends on the programme that you want to apply. NO, if you are applying for coursework based postgraduate programme. YES if you are applying for research based postgraduate programme.

You can learn more about postgraduate admission process here: 

Finance department will still charge the Tuition Fees if you withdraw your studies after Week 2 of the semester (if you have registered for the subject in that semester).

You need to pay your tuition fees before the examination week (if you have examination for that semester) or before you register for the next semester’s subjects.

Know more about the payment methods here: Finance Info