HELP UNIVERSITY

• HELP Damansara Heights Campus
• HELP Subang 2 Campus

Damansara campus is also near to trendy F&B facilities in the vicinity. The other purpose-built 23-acre Subang 2 “Green and Energy-efficient” campus in Selangor, at the doorstep of KL, – in the Subang Bestari and the upcoming Kwasa Damansara commercial transformation neighbourhoods – houses the Psychology, Business, Education, Early Childhood Education, IT faculties, and the HELP Matriculation Centre, and accommodates up to 2,500 students. Both campuses are within walking distance of and interconnected by MRT, (the Mass Rapid Transit rail system).

HELP’s Subang 2 campus is a 23-acre site located on the doorstep of the upcoming Kwasa Damansara, which is undergoing a massive commercial transformation and supported by substantial infrastructure development such as the MRT Sungai Buloh station.

The Student Placement Centre (SPC) helps students access universities to transfer to:

• Universities in Australia, United Kingdom, New Zealand and other countries
• Detailed information on entry requirements
• English language proficiency requirements
• The estimated cost of studying abroad: tuition fees and living expenses
• Overview of the university/college application process
• Recommendations for overseas accommodation
• Visa requirements and documentation
• Flight reservations
• Pre-departure briefings

Application fees to universities may be waived if applications are made through the SPC.

HELP University boasts a large international student population of 2,100 students from 76 countries. These students contribute to a rich and fascinating cultural mix on campus and help foster an open and global frame of mind for all students.

There are a number of clubs & societies at HELP through the Department of Student Affairs (DSA). Clubs include:

• The Chinese Cultural Society (CCS)
• The Business Student Committee (BSC)
• The MONO Dance Club
• Circle K International (CKI)
• HELP Volunteer Society (HVS)
• Community Outreach Society (COS)
• Taekwondo Club (WTF)
• University Basketball League (UBL)
•   College & University Basketball Championship (CUBC)
• University Football Team competes in the IPT Football League
• Students represent the university in the Malaysian Association of Private Colleges and Universities (MAPCU), and HELP University has won the Overall Trophy for a total of 11 years out of 14 years
• Athletics
• Badminton
• Basketball
• Taekwondo
• Table Tennis

SUKIPT or Sukan Institusi Pengajian Tinggi is a competition whereby public and private universities boasted by national athletes compete. HELP University was placed in the Top 10 overall standings in 2018 out of 84 Institutions, thus achieving the best result in SUKIPT. National and state athletes studying in HELP University are currently on scholarships awarded to them for their sports achievements.

HELP Damansara campus has D28 Residence and it offers a purpose-built student residential facility. The student hostel occupies 11 floors and has a capacity to house 264 students. Located in the centre of Bukit Damansara township, the hostel has easy access to public transportation, supermarkets, shopping complexes, banks, restaurants, postal and courier services, and other public amenities.

The building has a 24-hour security system and CCTV on every floor, drinks, and food, laundry service vending machines, micro-ovens on the ground floor, a gym on Level 1, and private car parks.

HELP Subang 2 campus’s hostel provider HostelPro helped the university to manage more than 300 beds around campus, spread across five properties comprising apartments, condominiums, landed houses, and shop lots.

Information about HELP’s accommodation can be found here.

Admission to pre-university, diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate courses of study are regulated by the governmental Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA). All prospective students need an MQA minimum qualification or equivalent.

There is financial assistance including scholarships and bursaries available for students.

HELP University offers a career empowerment service CAREERSense which is a career support and development centre ensuring graduates are prepared for the working world.

It also has the Centre for Psychological and Counselling Services (CPCS) which also serves as a practicum site for graduate students in Counselling and Clinical Psychology.

There were 1037 graduates in 2021, of which 65 per cent were employed and nine per cent were pursuing advanced studies.

HELP large student and graduate population makes it difficult to accommodate a comprehensive university-wide alumni network especially among individuals with time challenges and interest conflicts.  There is however much resident alumni networking in all the faculties in terms of many interest groups that several graduates participate in through sharing of useful advice and camaraderie.

Alumni success stories for both undergrad and postgraduates can be found in the HELP Achievements section which celebrates professional and academic achievements from the last two decades.

HELP’s Alumni Office website is being developed to encourage alumni participation in seminars/webinars/events too.