Overview
NEW8808 applies a transparent and student-centered academic management system aligned with Outcome-Based Education (OBE) and Internal Quality Assurance (IQA) standards.
Academic regulations govern curriculum delivery, teaching and learning, assessment, academic progression, and integrity to ensure international educational quality.
1. Credit-Based Education System
NEW8808 implements a credit-based system that promotes learner autonomy and flexible pathways:
- Flexible Learning: Learners can customize their pathways according to individual goals;
- Curriculum Structure: Includes general education, specialized courses, and internships;
- Graduation: Final components include capstone projects and graduation theses.
2. Teaching, Assessment, and Learning Outcomes
All academic activities are aligned with predefined Course (CLOs) and Programme (PLOs) Learning Outcomes:
- OBE Principles: Teaching and assessment are designed to meet competency requirements;
- Diverse Assessment: Methods include examinations, projects, laboratory work, and internships;
- Continuous Improvement: Systematically evaluating outcomes to support curriculum review (CQI).
3. Academic Integrity and Support
NEW8808 promotes an ethical academic environment through comprehensive support services:
- Ethical Standards: Misconduct, including plagiarism, is handled according to institutional regulations;
- Support Services: Providing academic advising, learning support, and digital services;
- Transparency: Ensuring fairness and ethical behavior in all educational activities.
4. Regulatory Documents (Downloads)
| Documents | Download |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate Education Regulations (Credit-based) | |
| Assessment and Examination Regulations | |
| CLO/PLO Assessment and Evaluation Regulations |
Commitment
The Institute consistently applies the PDCA cycle across all management activities to enhance student academic success and maintain institutional excellence.