Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) Kampus Cawangan Sungai Long

The UTAR Sungai Long Campus is located in Bandar Sungai Long, a main township in Kajang, Selangor. The campus is accessible via the Cheras-Kajang Expressway, the SILK Highway, and the broader Klang Valley road network. Public transport access uses the Sungai Buloh-Kajang MRT Line stations in the Kajang area. The campus is purpose-built with surrounding facilities and services that support banking, housing, public transport, shopping, and meals for student convenience.

On 1 June 2015, UTAR relocated its campuses and offices from Setapak in Kuala Lumpur and Section 13 in Petaling Jaya to the purpose-built campus in Sungai Long. The consolidation move strengthened UTAR's institutional presence in the Klang Valley by bringing the previously distributed faculty operations into a single dedicated campus footprint. Prior to 2015, UTAR had operated multiple Klang Valley sites at Setapak and Section 13 PJ, with the Sungai Long consolidation marking the transition to the unified Klang Valley campus model.

The Sungai Long Campus houses four principal faculties. The M Kandiah Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (MK FMHS) offers MBBS, Chinese Medicine, Nursing, and Physiotherapy programmes. The Faculty of Accountancy and Management (FAM) covers accounting, business administration, marketing, and the broader business school portfolio. The Faculty of Creative Industries (FCI) addresses creative arts, communication, and creative industry programmes. The Lee Kong Chian Faculty of Engineering and Science (LKC FES) covers engineering disciplines and applied science programmes. Additional centres and institutes operate from the campus alongside the four principal faculties.

UTAR's medical and health sciences programmes are housed within the M Kandiah Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at the Sungai Long Campus. Programmes include the MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, the principal Malaysian medical undergraduate qualification leading to medical practitioner registration), Chinese Medicine (a distinctive specialism within the Malaysian higher education market reflecting UTAR's Chinese institutional heritage), Nursing (subject to Nursing Board Malaysia professional body recognition), and Physiotherapy (preparing graduates for physiotherapy professional practice in Malaysian healthcare settings).

UTAR operates two principal campus sites: the Kampar main campus in Perak (which houses the broader UTAR programme portfolio including the foundational arts, science, and engineering faculties, the postgraduate research operations, and the institutional chancellery functions) and the Sungai Long Campus in the Klang Valley (which concentrates on the medicine and health sciences, accountancy and management, creative industries, and engineering and science faculties). The two-campus model provides UTAR with both the dedicated central peninsular Klang Valley campus and the larger Perak main campus, with specific faculty and programme content distributed between the two sites.

The Mary KUOK Pick Hoo Library is the principal library facility at the UTAR Sungai Long Campus, named after Mary Kuok Pick Hoo (the wife of the late Robert Kuok, the Malaysian business magnate who has provided substantial philanthropic support to UTAR through the broader Kuok family commitment to Malaysian higher education). The library serves the academic and research needs of the four campus faculties and provides the broader study and research infrastructure for the campus student community.

Yes. UTAR Sungai Long Campus operates under the broader [Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR)](/university/universiti-tunku-abdul-rahman-utar/) institutional registration with the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education. The campus and its faculties are listed on the Malaysian Qualifications Agency public register, with individual programmes carrying their own MQA accreditation references. Healthcare programmes (MBBS, Chinese Medicine, Nursing, Physiotherapy) carry additional professional body recognition through the Malaysian Medical Council, the Nursing Board Malaysia, and the Malaysian Physiotherapy Association.