Institute of Biological Sciences

History

Biological science teaching and research in Malaysia can be traced back to the early days of 1959, when the Universiti Malaya was instituted with two Divisions; the Kuala Lumpur and the Singapore Divisions. The Kuala Lumpur Division at the Universiti Malaya was officially opened on January 15, 1959.

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“UM is interesting and it worth coming all the way from my country. KL is one of the best cities for international students.” — STEPHANIE SINGH (Bachelor of Science - Ecology Biodiversity)

“I found taking up a PhD at UM a stepping stone, not only for my own career enhancement but an eye-opening experience for my family while living abroad” — MUNEEB M. MUSTHAFA (PhD in Science)

Why Choose Institute of Biological Sciences

Strong and Qualified Workforce

27 professors, 55 senior lecturers and 150 administrative and technical support staffs.

Various Teaching and Research Facilities

From Gombak Field Research Centre, mini farm to Zoological Museum.

Country's Foremost Institute of Biological Sciences

Strives to produce courteous and innovative graduates and cooperate with industries to increase national productivity.

Offers Various Programmes

Undergraduate degree programmes, postgraduate programmes (Masters and Ph.D. by Research)

Research Impact

More than 25% of the publications in University of Malaya is contributed by the Faculty of Science

High Student Enrolment

Strives to produce courteous and innovative graduates and cooperate with industries to increase national productivity.