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Kolej Universiti Vision

Previously known as: Kolej Vision

University College in Kelana Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia

At a Glance

Kolej Universiti Vision (Vision University College) is a private university college located in Kelana Jaya, Selangor, with a distinctive focus on healthcare and applied sciences within the Malaysian private higher education market. The institution was established in 2005 as Kolej Vision and was subsequently upgraded to university college status with the corresponding rebrand. The institution operates under Malaysian Qualifications Agency registration reference 303. The programme portfolio centres on health sciences with specialisms in nursing, medical imaging, ultrasonography, and the broader allied health disciplines, alongside programmes in business, accounting, information technology, and law enforcement. Programme delivery spans Foundation, Diploma, Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral levels. The institutional campus has a built-up area of 50,000 square feet with state-of-the-art facilities for the healthcare and applied programmes, with surrounding amenities within walking distance of the college.

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University Information

Institution Type
University College
State
Selangor
City
Kelana Jaya
Website
vision.edu.my
Founded
2005 (21 years)
MQA Reference
View on MQA Register

About Vision University College

Kolej Universiti Vision (Vision University College) is a private university college in Kelana Jaya, Selangor, with a distinctive focus on healthcare and applied sciences. The institution was established in 2005 as Kolej Vision and subsequently upgraded to university college status. Vision holds Malaysian Qualifications Agency registration under reference IDAkrIPTS=303.

The institutional positioning rests on the healthcare programme specialism. While most Malaysian private university colleges operate broad-market programme stacks across business, IT, and applied disciplines, Vision concentrates a substantial portion of its programme portfolio on healthcare and allied health programmes. This positioning addresses the substantial Malaysian demand for trained healthcare professionals across the public sector (Ministry of Health hospitals and clinics) and the private sector (private hospitals, specialist clinics, and the broader private healthcare network).

The non-healthcare programme stack covers business administration, accounting, information technology, and law enforcement, providing academic breadth alongside the institutional healthcare core.

Location of Vision University College in Kelana Jaya

Vision University College is located in Kelana Jaya, Selangor. Kelana Jaya sits within the broader Petaling Jaya township network, with road access via the LDP Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong, the Federal Highway, and the broader Klang Valley road network. The Kelana Jaya LRT terminus on the Kelana Jaya Line provides direct rapid transit access from central Kuala Lumpur.

The campus has a built-up area of approximately 50,000 square feet with state-of-the-art facilities for the healthcare and applied programmes. The Kelana Jaya campus location places students within walking distance of commercial amenities serving daily living needs.

Healthcare Programmes at Vision University College

Vision University College’s healthcare programme portfolio centres on three principal specialisms:

Nursing is one of the institution’s flagship healthcare programmes. The Diploma in Nursing is typically the principal entry-level qualification, leading to professional registration as a registered nurse with the Nursing Board Malaysia following successful completion of the programme and the professional licensing process. Bachelor and postgraduate nursing programmes provide the progression pathway for senior nursing roles, nursing leadership, and specialist nursing practice.

Medical imaging (radiography) addresses the imaging diagnostic specialism within the broader healthcare workforce. Medical imaging professionals operate diagnostic imaging equipment including X-ray, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and ultrasound systems within hospital and specialist clinic settings.

Ultrasonography is the specialist sub-discipline of medical imaging focused on diagnostic ultrasound. The ultrasonography specialism covers obstetric ultrasound, abdominal ultrasound, vascular ultrasound, and the broader diagnostic ultrasound applications, with professionals typically operating in hospital diagnostic imaging departments and specialist private clinics.

Beyond these three principal specialisms, the broader health science programme stack covers allied health disciplines and the supporting healthcare workforce roles.

Healthcare programmes at Vision are subject to MQA accreditation and additionally to the relevant Malaysian healthcare professional body recognition (Nursing Board Malaysia for nursing; Medical Radiation Practitioners Council for medical imaging and ultrasonography). Prospective applicants should verify the current professional body recognition status of any specific programme before enrolment, since this recognition is the prerequisite for professional licensing in the chosen healthcare specialism.

Non-Healthcare Programmes at Vision University College

Vision’s non-healthcare programme portfolio covers business administration, accounting, information technology, and law enforcement, providing programme breadth alongside the institutional healthcare specialism.

The business administration programmes cover the standard business school curriculum at Diploma and Bachelor level, suitable for students aiming at general management, marketing, operations, and the broader corporate functions.

The accounting programmes provide the preparation pathway for the professional accounting workforce, with curriculum content typically aligned to the Malaysian accounting professional bodies (the Malaysian Institute of Accountants, the Malaysian Institute of Certified Public Accountants).

The information technology programmes cover IT, software development, and the broader computing specialisms, with content positioned for the Malaysian and regional IT industry employment market.

The law enforcement programme is one of the institution’s distinctive non-healthcare offerings, addressing a niche programme area that few Malaysian private universities cover. The programme provides educational pathway content for students aiming at careers in the Malaysian law enforcement sector.

Fees, Admissions, and Accreditation

Vision’s fee positioning typically falls in the affordable to mid-tier range of the Malaysian private higher education market, with specific 2026 fee figures available from the institutional admissions office.

Entry to Foundation and Diploma programmes requires SPM, O-Level, or equivalent qualifications with the relevant subject passes (with science prerequisites typically required for healthcare programmes). Entry to Bachelor programmes requires STPM, A-Level, an accepted Foundation programme, a Diploma in a relevant field, or equivalent. Entry to Master and Doctoral programmes requires the appropriate prior qualification per the standard postgraduate admissions framework.

Vision operates under Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education registration corresponding to its university college status. All programmes are accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency under the institutional reference IDAkrIPTS=303. Healthcare programmes are additionally subject to the relevant professional body recognition where required for professional licensing in the chosen specialism.

Contacting Vision University College

  • Location: Kelana Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
  • MQA Reference: IDAkrIPTS=303
  • Founded: 2005 (originally as Kolej Vision)
  • Programme Specialism: Healthcare (nursing, medical imaging, ultrasonography), business, accounting, IT, law enforcement
  • Programme Levels: Foundation, Diploma, Bachelor, Master, Doctoral

For programme details, current fee schedules, intake timelines, professional body recognition status (particularly for healthcare programmes), and application requirements, the authoritative reference is the institution’s own published materials and the Malaysian Qualifications Agency public register at mqa.gov.my under the Kolej Universiti Vision entry.

Questions about Kolej Universiti Vision

Where is Vision University College located?

Vision University College is strategically located in Kelana Jaya, Selangor. Kelana Jaya sits within the broader Petaling Jaya township network, accessible via the LDP Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong, the Federal Highway, and the broader Klang Valley road network. Public transport access uses the Kelana Jaya LRT terminus on the Kelana Jaya Line, providing direct rapid transit access from central Kuala Lumpur. The campus location places Vision within the principal Petaling Jaya commercial district.

When was Vision University College founded?

Vision University College was established in 2005 as Kolej Vision. The institution operated as Kolej Vision through several years of development before achieving university college status with the corresponding rebrand to Kolej Universiti Vision (Vision University College). The 2005 founding places Vision among the contemporary cohort of Malaysian private higher education institutions established to serve the growing demand for healthcare and applied programmes.

What programmes does Vision University College offer in healthcare?

Vision University College's healthcare programme portfolio includes nursing, medical imaging (radiography), ultrasonography, and the broader health science disciplines. The healthcare focus is the institution's distinctive specialism within the Malaysian private higher education market, addressing the substantial demand for trained healthcare professionals across the Malaysian public and private healthcare systems. Programme delivery spans Diploma, Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral levels, with the Diploma in Nursing typically as one of the principal feeder qualifications for the broader healthcare workforce.

What non-healthcare programmes does Vision University College offer?

Beyond the healthcare specialism, Vision University College offers programmes in business administration, accounting, information technology, and law enforcement. The non-healthcare programme stack provides academic breadth alongside the institutional healthcare core, giving students with non-healthcare career objectives access to accredited Malaysian higher education at the Vision campus. The law enforcement programme is one of the institution's distinctive non-healthcare offerings, addressing a niche programme area in the Malaysian private higher education market.

Is the Vision University College nursing programme recognised by the Malaysian Nursing Board?

Healthcare programmes at Vision, including nursing, medical imaging, and ultrasonography, are accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency and additionally subject to professional body recognition through the relevant Malaysian healthcare professional regulator (the Nursing Board Malaysia for nursing, the Medical Radiation Practitioners Council for medical imaging and ultrasonography). Prospective applicants should confirm the current professional body recognition status of any specific programme directly with both Vision and the relevant professional regulator before enrolment, since professional body recognition is granted on a per-programme and per-cycle basis and is the prerequisite for professional licensing in the chosen healthcare specialism.

What facilities does Vision University College have?

Vision University College operates from a campus with approximately 50,000 square feet of built-up area equipped with state-of-the-art facilities for the healthcare and applied programmes. Healthcare programme facilities typically include simulated nursing wards, medical imaging laboratories, ultrasonography training facilities, and the broader clinical skills simulation environment required for accredited healthcare programme delivery. The Kelana Jaya campus location places students within walking distance of additional commercial amenities serving the daily living needs of the student community.

Is Vision University College recognised by the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education?

Yes. Vision University College operates under Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education registration corresponding to its university college status under the Private Higher Educational Institutions Act 1996. The institution is listed on the Malaysian Qualifications Agency public register under reference IDAkrIPTS=303. All programmes offered are recognised and fully accredited by the Malaysian Qualification Agency (MQA) and the Ministry of Education (MOE). Healthcare programmes are additionally subject to the relevant professional body recognition through the Nursing Board Malaysia, the Medical Radiation Practitioners Council, and other healthcare professional regulators where applicable.

Kolej Universiti Vision is one of 139 private universities and university colleges in Malaysia registered with the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA). For other options in Selangor, see private universities in Selangor. The national directory covers foreign branch campuses, sixth-form colleges, and university colleges across 14 states.

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