How do I log into utar WBLE?
How to access? Students may access WBLE via wble.utar.edu.my with username and password.
How do I use utar WBLE?
A: For Web-based Learning Environment (WBLE), students can access the WBLE using their student ID and password. To access WBLE: Go to https://e-learning.utar.edu.my/WBLE.php….
- Click Visit WBLE button.
- Choose your faculty.
- Key in student ID and password, click Login.
Is utar a college?
About. Established in 2002, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) is a leading university in Malaysia with two campuses in the Kampar district of Perak (around 190km from Kuala Lumpur) and in Kajang, Selangor (around 20km from Kuala Lumpur).
What is WBLE?
An all-in-one teaching and learning software package. A WBLE typically combines functions such as discussion boards, chat rooms, online assessment, tracking of students’ use of the web, and course administration.
Is UTAR degree recognized?
Recognised Qualifications At UTAR, you can be confident that you will graduate with a recognised qualification! All of our programmes have been approved by the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE), and the most of of them have received full accreditation from the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA).
Is utar a government university?
Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (abbreviated as UTAR) is a non-profit private research university in Malaysia.
Is UTAR accredited by MQA?
UTAR has been awarded Self Accreditation Status by MQA effective from 21 February 2017. Upon completion of the self accreditation procedures, UTAR submits the accreditation results to MQA for MQA Provisional Accreditation (PA) listing and MQR registration.
Why is UTAR so cheap?
Affordable Fees. UTAR as a non-for-profit university in Malaysia ensures our programme fees are affordable for all. For Malaysian students, we have financial aid to support the financial-needy students to continue their higher education as well as scholarships to students excel academically or in sport/talent.
Is UTAR public or private?
The University was established in 2002 as a not-for-profit private university and is wholly-owned by the UTAR Education Foundation. With the first intake of only 411 students in one campus in 2002, the university now has more than a total of 24,000 students in 2 campuses.
Is UTAR Recognised?
UTAR is pleased to announce that all its programmes are approved by the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) and granted Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA)’s Provisional Accreditation. All UTAR’s programmes due for accreditation have received Full Accreditation.