Curtin University Malaysia’s Mechanical Engineering Programme has made significant strides by achieving accreditation that recognizes its commitment to high-quality education.

Curtin Malaysia’s Mechanical Engineering Programme Earns EAC Accreditation for 2025-2030

Curtin Malaysia’s Mechanical Engineering Programme Achieves EAC Accreditation

Miri, Sarawak – On February 11, 2025, Curtin University Malaysia announced that its Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering (Honours) programme received full accreditation from the Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC) of Malaysia. This accreditation is effective for six years, covering the period from 2025 to 2030.

The recognition from the EAC signifies that the Mechanical Engineering programme at Curtin Malaysia meets both national and international educational standards, as outlined in the Washington Accord. This accreditation allows graduates to be acknowledged by the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) and enhances their professional opportunities globally, thereby improving their employability in a competitive engineering landscape.

Statements from University Officials

Statements from university officials highlighted the significance of this accreditation. Professor Vincent Lee, Interim Pro Vice-Chancellor, President, and Chief Executive of Curtin Malaysia, noted that this recognition reflects the high standard of education and research, as well as the collaboration with industry partners facilitated by the university.

In a related comment, Professor Thuy Tuong Vu, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Science, emphasized that the accreditation underscores the robust academic framework and research-driven approach of the institution. He remarked that the programme equips students with skills relevant to the industry, preparing them to succeed in the evolving engineering sector.

Associate Professor Mohan Moola Reddy, Head of the Department of Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering, articulated that the accreditation signifies the department’s dedication to addressing industry demands. He indicated that the programme is designed to adapt continuously, providing graduates with the competencies and innovative thinking necessary for tackling future engineering challenges.

Programme Overview

The Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering (Honours) programme spans four years and aims to foster innovation and sustainability, while ensuring readiness for the industry. The programme’s accreditation affirms that graduates develop into proficient professionals prepared to make significant contributions across various engineering fields globally.

This achievement underscores Curtin Malaysia’s commitment to delivering high-quality engineering education and further establishes the institution’s reputation as a leader in the regional academic landscape.

Contact Information

For additional details regarding the Mechanical Engineering programme, inquiries may be directed to Ir Ts. Abdul Hamid Abdullah, the Programme Coordinator, via email at [email protected]. More information about Curtin Malaysia and its academic offerings can be accessed on their official website.

Source: Curtin University News