Twintech International University College of Technology, Sri Damansara Campus

The Twintech Sri Damansara Campus is located at Bandar Sri Damansara, Selangor. Bandar Sri Damansara is a township in the north-western Klang Valley, accessible via the LDP Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong, the NKVE New Klang Valley Expressway, and the broader Klang Valley road network. The location places the campus within the broader Klang Valley higher education cluster.

The Sri Damansara Campus operates as the Klang Valley branch of the broader [Twintech International University College of Technology](/university/international-university-college-of-technology-twintech/) institutional network. The principal Twintech institutional presence has been at George Town, Penang and historically at Bandar Sri Damansara, Selangor, with the [IUCTT Kelantan Campus](/university/international-university-college-of-technology-twintech-iuctt-kelantan-campus/) providing the East Coast peninsular branch presence. The Sri Damansara location provides Klang Valley student catchment access alongside the broader institutional network.

The Sri Damansara Campus typically offers programmes from the broader Twintech institutional portfolio. The Twintech network operates nine faculties covering Architecture and Built Environment, Business and Finance, Computer Science and Multimedia, Engineering and Industrial Technology, Biotechnology, Nursing and Health Science, Optometry, Education, and Music and Performing Arts. Specific Sri Damansara Campus programme listings should be confirmed directly with Twintech admissions.

Twintech was founded in 1993 by Senator Professor Datuk Dr Ismail Md Salleh, originally operating as Twintech Institute of Technology. In 1996, Land & General Berhad invested in the institution and the name was changed to L & G Twintech Institute of Technology. In 2003, the Minister of Higher Education invited the institute to upgrade to university college status, leading to the emergence of Twintech International University College of Technology. The Sri Damansara Campus has been part of the institutional infrastructure across the institution's operating history.

Bandar Sri Damansara is part of the broader Klang Valley higher education cluster that includes substantial concentrations of public and private universities across the central peninsular Selangor and Kuala Lumpur region. The Sri Damansara location places the Twintech campus within commuting distance of the broader Klang Valley industry sectors, providing student access to industry partnership opportunities, internship placements, and graduate employment market reach.

Yes. The Twintech Sri Damansara Campus operates under the broader [Twintech International University College of Technology](/university/international-university-college-of-technology-twintech/) institutional registration with the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education. The campus is listed on the Malaysian Qualifications Agency public register, with individual programmes carrying their own MQA accreditation references.

Land & General Berhad is the Malaysian property and investment group that invested in Twintech in 1996, leading to the L & G Twintech Institute of Technology brand period. The Land & General investment provided institutional capital and corporate support for Twintech's growth from the original 1993 institute scale toward the broader university college status that was achieved in 2003. The Land & General connection has been part of the institution's institutional history through the post-1996 phase of operations.