Architecture & Built EnvironmentQuantity Surveying
TuitionRM 70,000 total
Study formatOn-campus
LocationBandar Saujana Putra, Selangor, Malaysia
Fee year2026
Programme overview
Bachelor of Quantity Surveying (Honours) is currently offered by MAHSA University as an undergraduate degree programme, with an academic focus on Quantity Surveying. The current programme record shows on-campus delivery. It is positioned within Architecture & Built Environment, with a current subject focus on Quantity Surveying. The programme is most relevant to students considering degree-level study in Quantity Surveying. Qualification-specific entry routes are structured on this page, allowing applicants to compare the requirements that apply to different academic backgrounds before applying. Students can use the official source link and the structured information below to confirm the most relevant details before making an application decision. The official programme source remains the reference point for future changes to course availability or published details.
Entry requirements
Recognised pre-university / foundation / diploma qualification
Programme-specific · Primary evidence-safe undergraduate route. Programme-specific grades, subjects and professional conditions apply; no cross-programme threshold is invented.
English: International English requirement is programme-specific.
Tuition fees
Estimated total tuitionRM 70,000
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 3. Mapped to the published Full-time row; source duration 3.0. Tuition Fee RM70,000; Total Yearly Fees RM7,500; Total Fee RM80,400. 2026 Intake Scholarship RM6,800; 2026 Intake Fee RM73,600. PTPTN (BSH) RM49,105.
Fees are indicative and may be revised by the institution. GoUni can help you confirm the latest payable amount before application.
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.