• To attract sufficient quality students;
• To deliver courses in a way that best suits the busy life of modern students;
• To attract and retain research-active educators who will improve the University's academic performance;
• To invest in information technologies which can promote our education, research and administration; and
• To measure, contain and offset our impact on the environment.
What is our strength?
• Our Name;
• Our City;
• Our Location;
• Our People;
• Our Supporters (including alumni who are leaders in important department or agencies and the professions, local and overseas);
• Our Disciplines (attractive and marketable);
• Our Campus (attractive, convenience, and fully required for direct educational and research purposes).
In order to achieve our strategic plan may be we need to do this;
• strengthen the University's capabilities, responsiveness and competitiveness;
• respond to demographic and social change by making us more attractive to changing student populations;
• deliver the best possible service to students, most of whom are paying all or a significant proportion of the cost of their education and who may in the future have greater choice about where to study;
• enable us to take advantage of projections that international students wanting to study in Malaysia;
• ensure we have a well-deserved reputation for high quality education;
• promote the quality, quantum and impact of our research, in an era where this is publicly measured and contributes significantly to the standing of the University in the world; and
• give us choices about potential partners for sustainability and growth.
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