UTM Johor Bahru Campus

(1,147 Hectares)

UTM Kuala Lumpur Campus

(35 Hectares)

The divine law of Allah is the foundation for science and

technology. UTM strives with total and unified effort to attain

excellence in science and technology for universal peace and

prosperity in accordance with His will.

PHILOSOPHY

To be recognised as a world class centre of academic and

technological excellence.

VISION

To be a leader in the development of human capital and

innovative technologies that will contribute to the nation’s

wealth creation.

MISSION

UTM’s Philosophy, Vision and Mission

[1904] Treacher Technical School, Weld Road

[1925] Technical School, Jalan Briickfields --- JKR

[1930] Technical School, High Street

Research University 2010

Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) 1975

National Institute of Technology (ITK) University Status

1972

[1960] Technical College – Professional Programmes

[1955] Technical College, Jalan Gurney

[1946] Technical College – Diploma

[1906] Technical School, BatuLane , Bukit Nanas

Autonomous University 2012

From Technical School to

Research University

UTM’s Journey

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 20172016

Culture of

Innovation

Inspiring

Creative and

Innovative

Minds

Innovative,

entrepreneurial,

global;

Institutional DNA;

Blue Ocean Strategy

Soul;

Appreciation

of Value

Consensus,

Inclusiveness

and

Engagement

Innovation

for

Universal

Prosperity

Higher

Education

Institutional

Sustainability;

Impactful

Outcomes

Towards the

Survival of a

University

UTM’s Transformation Pathway

Education

Research &

Innovation

Services

Brain Power of

the Nation©

&

Innovation

Powerhouse

Universal

Peace &

Prosperity

Wealth

Creation

Nation

Building

© Wahid Omar 2015

UTM Core Business

SOCIAL SCIENCES

Built Environment

Education

International Business School

Islamic Civilization

Language Academy

Management

Perdana School of Science,

Technology and Innovation Policy

ENGINEERING

Civil Engineering

Biosciences and Medical

Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Chemical and Energy Engineering

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Science

Computing

Geoinformation and Real Estate

Razak School of Engineering and

Advanced Technology

Malaysia Japan International

Institute of Technology

Advanced Informatics School

18faculties and schools

190+postgraduate courses offered

12k+postgraduates enrolled (2016)

5 Research Niche Areas

11 Centre of Excellence

including research institutes

4Higher Institution Centre

of Excellence (HICoE)

150

+

Single & multi discipline

research groups

Research Entities

Faculties, Research and Business Entity(ies)

- Lifelong learning

- Franchise

- Part time, off campus

- International Degree Programme (UTM-IDP)

PUPW

UTM in Numbers

Total Students

*20,994

2,439 International

Students

*1,779Academic Staff

1,378 PhD Holders

5% International Staff

#172,950Total Alumni since

19725,279 International

Alumni from 68 countries

*125Industrial

Linkages

*237No. of

International Collaborators

80%Graduate

Employability Rate

RM1.06 bilTotal Expenditure (including Asset)

As at 31 Dec 2016

RM420.9 milRU Fund Received

(2011-2016)

*5,672Total

Intellectual Property Rights

19,441Indexed

Publications(2011 – 2016)

Notes : * As of 30 June 2017# As of 58th UTM Convocation

UTM Desired State by 2020

University 4.0

Championing 4IR using 21st century

curriculum and deliveries

Industry &

Community

RelevantSocietal Impact from

Teaching and Learning, Research

and Service activities

Transformed

University

Delivery

5 Star Rating (MAMPU)

Graduate

Employability

Quality graduates with

95% GE

QS World

University

Ranking

Top 50 (engineering and

technology)

Research

University

6 Star Rating in MyRA

Malaysian

Rating

Tier 6(SETARA)

Widen Access

and Equity

No. of students, no. of TNE programmes, intake diversity and

various talent

Financial

sustainability

30% Internal funding out of OPEX

RM100m to support PGU III

Publications

Income Generation

Branding

Innovation & Commercialization

$

Research Funding

Creative ways of generating income from not only research output but also utilizing research-proven test rig, expertise and laboratory equipment to ensure research finance sustainability

Branding initiatives ensure high visibility of UTM’s researchers & expertise while continue to bring the impact of research outside of the campus

Publication in higher tier journals enable higher outreach to the scientific community where quality research output ultimately make us understand & make the world better

New age of researchers no longer engage only in traditional research but incorporate entrepreneurial skills to bring laboratory results to the market in the

most creative ways, exploring new & disruptive innovation

New research funding models are actively pursued in which the dependency on government funding is reduced while increase

external funding via not only large, international funding but also small, quick-turnover networking grants.

Frontier Materials

Resource Sustainability

Innovative Engineering

Health & Wellness

Smart Digital Community

UTM’s traditional strength in engineering seeks to revolutionize established technology while exploring

the field of high performance infrastructure to address real world mobility

UTM strives to create knowledge based bio-economy platform

which leverage the existing bio resources integrated with

bioengineering and cutting edge bioinformatics technique

The most diverse community of researchers bring the best out of multi-disciplinary research focusing on smart and data driven concept and solution

Producing advanced materials with sustainable approach ensured real-

world application empowered by up-to-date processing & manufacturing

technologies

Research AllianceWith various pressure mounting up like resources scarcity & climate change, UTM focused on addressing such major agenda, playing an important role in bringing the concept of sustainability in society and resources

Our research is inspired by the five major niche areas and five R&I strategies that we

have devised based on our unique strengths in research and more importantly with

the vision of addressing the national and global grand agenda

Clinical Practise &

Public Health Impact

Clinical

Application

Human

ApplicationBasic Science

T1 T2 T3

Industrial Solution &

Societal Impact

Applied Science, Social Science &

TechnologyBasic Sciences

T1 T2 OR/

AND

source: adapted from Drolet & Lorenzi, Translational Research 1(157), 2011, pp 1-5

Translational Research Continuum:

Applied Science, Social Science & Technology

UTM applies the idea of Translational Research via our core strength in engineering,

via the concept of applied knowledge to address industrial and societal issues as we

strongly believe that translational research can be applied anywhere.

Basic ScienceIndustrial Solution &

Societal ImpactApplied Science, Social Science & Technology

T1 T2

Although the idea of Translational Research is new in UTM, we already have a

number of showcases of what we have “translated” from our research.

Membrane characterization

Membrane for water treatment, membrane for gas separation

Membrane water treatment plant, membrane water filtration for

disaster victims

Translational Research :

Our Research, Our Way

OR/

AND

Backpackers travelling pattern

State & national level master plan to improve tourism capacity

Improving localized economy via influx of foreign tourists

Basic ScienceIndustrial Solution &

Societal ImpactApplied Science, Social Science & Technology

Bi-lateral agreements focusing on

academic & research cooperation

Faculty/institutional level cooperation & academic

exchange

Model 1

Global research/academic network of universities on niche focus areas

Supports, strengthens and facilitates individual

institutions in research; builds “primary partnerships”

in selected regions with a focus in specific disciplines

Model 2

Strategic international

collaboration with reputable universities

To expand reach globally through reputable partner

institutions network of collaboration and expertise

Collaboration and Co-Branding initiatives

Model 3

International Collaboration Models

CREATE COMPETITIVE EDGE VIA UNIVERSITY – INDUSTRY COLLABORATION9 KEY BENEFITS FOR COMPANIES

Collaborate with Professional &

Certified Experts & Consultants

02

07R&D&C

(Matching)

Grants

03Join a Global Network of Experts &

Professionals

05Accredited &

Certified Lifelong Learning

09Contribute as

Advisory Panel, Adjunct Prof & Assessor Panel

04Accredited

Labs, R & D Equipment & Incubators

08Receive

Double or

Triple Tax

Deductions

06Computational

Software &

Facilities

01Recruitment of Graduates& Access to Researchers

www.utm.my

What’s in it for Companies

JAPANESE

UNIVERSITIES

CONSORTIUM

Academic & Research Global Partnerships

Launching of UTM Low Carbon Transport

Research @ Pagoh under UTM LOCARTIC

by the Minister of MOHE & President of

Imperial College London

Development of Low Carbon Society

Scenarios for Asian Regions

in Collaboration with Kyoto University

UTM-Aachen University in Cardiovascular

Engineering

UTM-Delft University of Technology in Bioproduct

Development

UTM-Kyoto University on SATREPS (Sustainable

and Technology Research Partnership on

Sustainable Development

Oxford-UTM in Industrial and Applied Mathematics

UTM-Imperial College of London in Future Energy

UTM-Cambridge in Combustion Engine

UTM-Stanford Research of Innovation

UTM-Victoria University of Wellington and Waikato

University in Climate Change on Antartic

UTM-Taibah University in Ground Water Study

Key Global Strategic Partnerships for

Sustainable Development

MIT-UTM in Sustainable Cities Programmes

Local Industry Partners

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