Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (Universiti Teknologi Malaysia) is the oldest public engineering and technical university in Malaysia and one of the most prestigious public universities in the country. The university's main campus is located at the southernmost tip of Peninsular Malaysia, covering an area of 1177 hectares, with an additional campus covering an area of 18 hectares in downtown Kuala Lumpur. The school was founded in 1904 as a technical school to train technical professionals for the state. It was upgraded to a college in 1946 and named Institute of Technology, upgraded to national Institute of Technology on March 14, 1972, and finally named Polytechnic University of Malaysia on April 1, 1975. The school is renowned for its engineering and technical knowledge and skills, ranking among the top 30 in Asia. The courses of study offered by Polyu Malaysia are: Electrical engineering, electrical engineering, electrical control and instrumentation, electrical engineering, telecommunications engineering, computer engineering, microelectronic engineering, medicine, electrical engineering, biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering, aviation, automotive mechanical engineering, mechanical engineering navigation technology in mechanical engineering, mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, manufacturing engineering, industrial design engineering, natural gas chemical engineering, biological processing Chemical engineering, chemical engineering, petroleum engineering, polymer, English education, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, communication skills, sports science, civil engineering, science education, computer science, mathematics, physics, chemical industry, industry of biology, materials physics, health physics, biology, physics, chemistry, mathematics, etc.

Polyu Malaysia has one of the largest university libraries in Southeast Asia with the largest volume of books. The library is well equipped and all management is computerized. The campus provides a variety of amenities, such as post offices, banks, shops, restaurants, community rooms, student affairs centers, medical centers, etc., to provide students with a variety of necessary facilities and services for life and entertainment. Study method: Complete all courses in accordance with the school's syllabus for each subject, and participate in the same study, examination, internship and assessment with local students. Some courses dealing with Malaysian culture, Malay language and some public courses are offered by the Higher Education Centre for international students, for those who are able and interested.