January 2020 American Degree Transfer Program (ADTP) Advanced Diploma in Patisserie and Gastronomic Cuisine - Taylor's University
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January 2020
American Degree Transfer Program (ADTP)
Advanced Diploma in Patisserie and Gastronomic Cuisine
As a new member of Malaysia’s top private university
you will have access to world class teaching and
learning facilities. The Lakeside Campus is the most
iconic University Campus in Malaysia and has been
ranked as the top university campus in Malaysia by
international students. I would encourage you to
make the most of what we have available for you
here on campus.
In joining Taylor’s University you are becoming part of
a large multi-ethnic and multi-national community of
scholars. This will provide you with the unique
opportunity to study alongside the brightest students
in Malaysia and from around the world, and to make
VICE CHANCELLOR & friendships that will endure for the rest of your life.
PRESIDENT
May I encourage you to make the most of the unique
experiences that we offer at Taylor’s University and if
you have come from outside Kuala Lumpur or
Malaysia, to enjoy the cultural and leisure
opportunities offered by the city and the country.
I am delighted that you have chosen Taylor’s
University for your higher education. I wish you
every success in your studies and every enjoyment
during your time with us.
Very best wishes,
Michael Driscoll
CONTENTS Arriving at Taylor’s Lakeside Campus 3 Commuting to Taylor’s Lakeside Campus 4 - 12 Orientation Programme 13 International Students Group Reporting 14 Orientation Guide 15 - 17 A Guide to Activities & Events 18 Taylor’s University Student Council 19 - 21 Campus Floor Plan 22 - 23
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1. STUDENT ID 5. DRESS CODE POLICY
It is very important to have your Student ID with you and displayed Students must dress neatly with clean attire at all times. Students
at all times when you are on campus. Students are required to are advised to be mindful of the cultural sensitivities of others and
present original payment receipt (full-payment for the 1st the academic environment.
Semester) to Campus Central (Block A, Level 2) to take a digital
picture for the Student ID. 6. SMOKE-FREE CAMPUS ENVIRONMENT
Smoking is not permitted on Taylor’s campus grounds. The Syopz
2. PEDESTRIAN ACCESS CARD Mall is also a smoke-free mall except for the designated smoking
If you are staying in PJS 7 area, or taking public transportation (ie area located at LG2 (in front of Happy Wash). Students found
the RapidKL Bus 783 or BRT) from home to Lakeside Campus, you smoking on campus grounds will face the below consequences:
may apply for a pedestrian access card to gain access to the campus
via the pedestrian gate. To apply for one, please apply through First-time offenders will be given a verbal warning and their details
Campus Central portal, and come to Campus Central (Block A, Level will be recorded in a database by Student Welfare Centre.
2) to make payment and to collect your card.
For a second offence, the student will be fined RM50 and receive a
3. PARKING SYSTEM IN LAKESIDE warning letter from the University.
Free parking bays are available at Zone H and Zone I in Lakeside
Campus. Parking fee of RM3 per entry is applicable to Zone J and If a third offence is committed, the student will be fined RM100 and
basement parking at the Boardwalk. The parking facility is on a first- be subjected to disciplinary action.
come, first-served basis. Please look for alternative sites if all the
parking bays are taken up.
4. COMMUTING TO LAKESIDE CAMPUS
The means of public transportation available for commuting to
Taylor’s Lakeside Campus are detailed in the pages listed below.
Transportation guide – Refer to page 4, 5 & 6
Shuttle bus schedule – Refer to page 7 - 12
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Students may commute to Taylor’s Lakeside Campus using public transportation such as BRT Sunway Line (SunMed Station), KTM Komuter
(Sentul – Port Klang Line), LRT (Kelana Jaya Line), Rapid KL 783 bus (from Kelana Jaya), or using the Taylor’s shuttle buses.
Note :
For those taking RapidKL 783 Bus or BRT, you need a Pedestrian Access Card to enter the Campus.
Please refer to page 3 (Arriving at Taylor’s Lakeside Campus), point no. 2 for details.
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Alight here to
Taylor’s Lakeside
Campus
6 For further details, you may visit https://www.myrapid.com.my/traveling-with-us/how-to-travel-with-us/rapid-kl
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There will not be any shuttle services on Public Holidays & Replacement Public Holidays.
BUS FARE
• RM1.50 per trip (please purchase the bus tickets from the bus driver at the bus stop located at Block B, Level 1)
- A copy of the Shuttle Bus Schedule is available on the Campus Central Portal! -
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9 * Last trip from Taylor’s Lakeside Campus is at 10.15pm ** Buses will not stop at DK Senza if the traffic within campus is too congested
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SMOOTH TRANSITION
Orientation eases new students' transition
and setting into Taylor's education system,
and the life and culture at our Lakeside
Campus
WHY I
GAIN FULL ACCESS
Find your way around and gain access to
facilities, support services, general
SHOULD amenities and transportation
ATTEND
THE BE INTRODUCED AND GET INVOLVED
There are many activities beyond the
ORIENTATION
classroom on offer at Taylor's to cater to
every need
PROGRAMME
MEET OTHER STUDENTS
Get acquainted with the globalized
population on campus
DON'T MISS OUT
Important information, checklist and to-dos
when you arrive and throughout the
duration of your studies, both from Faculty
Offices and Support Services14
New international students are to report to the Student Welfare Centre after their arrival in
Malaysia (refer to the schedule and calendar below).
The Group Reporting is specifically organised for all new international students. Briefing on
important information such as key contact numbers, immigration rules and regulations and health
insurance coverage will be conducted.
The schedule is as follows:
9:15am Arrival of students at Student Life Centre (Block B, Level 1)
9:30am Group Reporting
10:00am Briefing
10:30am Medical Screening
We have scheduled different sessions (highlighted in RED) to cater for different arrival date.
Come for the next available session (9.15am) right after the day you arrive. You only need to
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MONDAY, 13TH JANUARY 2020
TIME AGENDA LOCATION
0800 - 0845 Arrival of students
The Grand Hall,
0845 - 0915 Let's Break the Ice Block B,
Level 2
0915 - 0930 Say Hello to your Senior
0930 - 1200 Academic Check-in Faculty Office
LUNCH BREAK
1400 - 1415 Welcome to the Taylor's Family
1415 - 1430 Getting to know the Centre for Future Learning (CFL)
1430 - 1515 Meet your Student Council Representatives
The Grand Hall,
1515 - 1530 Campus 101 Block B,
Level 2
1530 - 1545 Safety First
1545 - 1600 All about ICT
Take a virtual tour of our campus at http://www.taylors.edu.my/virtualtour/
Changes in circumstances may impact upon the accuracy or timeliness of the information. An updated version of the schedule will be
provided during Orientation.16
TUESDAY, 14TH JANUARY 2020
TIME AGENDA LOCATION
0900 - 1100 Academic Check-in Faculty Office
1100 - 1400 Clubs and Societies Carnival The Grand Hall,
Block B,
1430 - 1700 Taylor's Explorer Level 2
WEDNESDAY, 15TH JANUARY 2020
TIME AGENDA LOCATION
0815 - 0845 Morning Zumba
The Grand Hall,
0900 - 1000 Navigating Change Block B,
Level 2
1000 - 1200 Taking Charge of your Safety
BUDDY LUNCH DATE
1400 - 1500 Talentime The Grand Hall,
Block B,
1500 - 1515 Closing and Group Photo Level 2
Take a virtual tour of our campus at http://www.taylors.edu.my/virtualtour/
Changes in circumstances may impact upon the accuracy or timeliness of the information. An updated version of the schedule will be
provided during Orientation.17
STUDENT ID (PHOTO TAKING)
AGENDA LOCATION
Visit Campus Central from 9am - 5pm from Monday - Friday during
Orientation Week to get your Student ID photo taken. Campus Central,
Block A,
*Tips: Do wear something presentable and professional for your Student Level 2
ID photoshoot session
KL FAMILIARISATION TRIP (OPTIONAL)
AGENDA
Join the Student Welfare KL Familiarisation Trip as we guide you around Kuala Lumpur
(KL), the capital city of Malaysia on 18th January 2020 (9am - 5pm).
Learn how to use Malaysian public transportation, shop, play
and experience the unique sights of KL.
This trip is open to all students of Taylor‘s especially International Students
who would like to experience KL City firsthand.
Interested? Click the link below to sign up.
To sign up: http://bit.ly/KLTrip18012020
Registration dateline: 15th January 2020 (Wednesday), 5pm
*Note: Students who are joining the KL Familiarisation Trip, please gather at Student Life
Centre (SLC), Block B, Level 1 on 18th January 2020 at 8:30am
Take a virtual tour of our campus at http://www.taylors.edu.my/virtualtour/
Changes in circumstances may impact upon the accuracy or timeliness of the information. An updated version of the schedule will be
provided during Orientation.18
The list below provides information about all the events that are taking place
throughout your Orientation with us.
ORIENTATION HELPDESK
An information booth will be provided outside The Grand Hall (Block B, Level 2) and Orientation Leaders will be
around if you need any assistance. You may also contact us via WhatsApp at +6 011 5699 3387.
STUDENT ID
Starting Monday, 13th January onwards during orientation week, at 0900 - 1700
All students are required to have their digital photo taken for Student ID printing. You can take your digital photo
at Campus Central by presenting your original payment receipt (full-payment for the 1st Semester). Your Student
ID will be ready for collection two (2) working days after you have taken your digital photo.
ACADEMIC CHECK-IN
Monday, 13th January (0930) & Tuesday, 14th January (0900)
Students under their respective programmes will be briefed on their timetable and other faculty related matters.
Take this opportunity to get to know your Faculty Members as well.
CAMPUS 101
Monday, 13th January at 1515
Campus 101 captures key and vital information which will help new students in taking the first step towards
transitioning into the campus life with enriching experiences. The session will help students to know the key
services provided on campus.
SAFETY FIRST
Monday, 13th January at 1530
All students are required to attend this workshop where they will be made aware of the environmental, health,
safety and security requirements to be followed within and around the Lakeside Campus.
KL FAMILIARISATION TRIP
Saturday, 18th January
The Kuala Lumpur Familiarisation Trip aims to help students to get to know more about the local transportation
system, the local delicacy and the uniqueness of our urban city. It is open to all students of Taylor‘s especially
international students who would like to experience KL City first hand.
Sign up here: http://bit.ly/KLTrip18012020
Registration for KL Familiarisation Trip on 18th January will be closed on 15th January (Wednesday) at 5PM.
1119 TUSC serves as the chief representative body for students in the institution, with representation from all the schools. They serve as key intermediary between the University and students on non- academic welfare issues and resolution, spearhead enriching initiatives to integrate students across all Schools and represent Taylor’s University for inter-varsities collaborations, networking avenues and efforts of the Ministry of Education Malaysia. Elections are held annually to elect students for its various office-bearer positions as well as positions on the governing council. The TUSC can be contacted at tusc@taylors.edu.my
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