UM Academic & International

Director's Message

Assalamu’alaikum wbt. and Warm Greetings,

The announcement on the rebranding of Curriculum Development Center to Academic Strategic Planning Centre (ASP Centre) is effective from 1st October 2018, in line with the restructuring of Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic & International) Portfolio.

ASP Centre is divided into 3 units - Academic Policy Unit, Academic Planning & Monitoring Unit and Learning Analytics Unit. Academic Policy Unit functions mainly to establish and improvise academic policies and guidelines in line with current requirements of University and the relevant authorities. The Academic Planning & Monitoring Unit will be responsible on curriculum design and development processing of all academic programs offered by the University. While, the Learning Analytics Unit is responsible for coordinating and analysing data related to academic matters.

Hopefully this introduction will provide a brief picture of our role among the campus community. Feel free to browse through our website for more details on our activities.

Prof. Ir. Dr. Rozita Yusoff
Director

Academic Strategic Planning Centre (ASP Centre)

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Academic Strategic Planning (ASP) Centre

Align with the requirement for quality assurance, UM has long established systems for curriculum design and delivery by placing Senate as the highest decision making body for the university. Throughout the years with the ever-changing higher education scenarios various frameworks and guidelines have been prepared and used by the university in accordance to professional bodies, quality assurance organization (MQA) and the Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia (MoHE) requirements.
From 1st October 2018, Academic Strategic Planning Centre / Pusat Perancangan Strategik Akademik (ASP Centre) will be responsible in matters pertaining to academic policies, academic planning and monitoring as well as academic analytics and learning analytics.

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Academic Strategic Planning (ASP) Centre