MAHSA University currently lists Bachelor of Environmental Health & Safety (Hons) (ODL) as an undergraduate degree programme in Health Sciences. The current programme record shows online delivery. It is positioned within Medicine & Health Sciences, with a current subject focus on Health Sciences. The programme is most relevant to students considering degree-level study in Health Sciences. Qualification-specific entry routes are structured on this page, allowing applicants to compare the requirements that apply to different academic backgrounds before applying. This gives prospective students a clearer basis for comparing the programme by subject area, level and delivery format while keeping the description within information supported by the current programme record.
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Programme-specific · Current ODL pathway entry and any work-experience/credit-transfer conditions apply; no conventional-programme threshold is copied across.
English: International English requirement is programme-specific.
Tuition fees
Estimated total tuitionRM 53,800
Fee year2026
Application feeRM 500
Registration feeRM 2,400
MAHSA University Fee Structure 2026: Malaysian Students; source document 2026 FEES_MU LOCAL_v2.pdf, page 2. Mapped to the published Online row; source duration 4.0. Tuition Fee RM53,800; Total Yearly Fees RM4,900; Total Fee RM61,600. 2026 Intake Scholarship RM11,200; 2026 Intake Fee RM50,400. PTPTN shown as N/A. Source programme label: “Bachelor of Environmental Health (ODL)”; current Master parent: “Bachelor of Environmental Health & Safety (Hons) (ODL)”.
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MAHSA University is a multidisciplinary private university in Bandar Saujana Putra with a major focus on medicine and health sciences alongside business, engineering, built environment, IT, education and hospitality.