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If you’re exploring options to study at a top Malaysian public university and prefer a more direct application pathway, the Universiti Teknologi Malaysia International Degree Programme (UTM-IDP) is an option worth considering.

Delivered through UTM SPACE, UTM-IDP allows students to pursue a full bachelor’s degree awarded by Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) — without going through the conventional public university intake system.

What Is UTM-IDP?

UTM-IDP is an international undergraduate degree pathway designed to provide students with access to UTM’s academic programmes, facilities, and reputation through a direct application process.

Graduates receive a UTM-awarded degree, the same qualification conferred by one of Malaysia’s leading public universities.

Fields of Study Available

Through UTM-IDP, students may apply for bachelor’s degrees in areas such as:

• Engineering & Technology
• Business & Management
• Built Environment & Surveying
• Science, Computing & Related Fields

Programme availability may vary by intake and faculty.

Why Students Choose UTM-IDP

• Degree awarded by Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM)
• Direct application pathway
• Multiple intakes throughout the year
• Open to Malaysian and international students
• Access to UTM’s academic environment and facilities

For many students, UTM-IDP offers a balance between public university recognition and application flexibility.

Who Is UTM-IDP Suitable For?

UTM-IDP may be suitable if you are:

• A school leaver planning your undergraduate studies
• A student seeking alternatives to the standard public university admission route
• A parent looking for a recognised public university qualification
• An international student interested in studying in Malaysia

How to Enquire or Apply

If you would like to explore programme options, entry requirements, or upcoming intakes under UTM-IDP, you can submit an enquiry via the link below:

Enquire about studying at UTM via UTM SPACE
/enquiries/utmspace/

Our education counsellors will guide you on programme suitability, available intakes, and the application process.