Sunway University Courses

This course examines the role of culture and heritage in tourism, focusing on sustainability and the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It covers both tangible and intangible cultural aspects, with a regional focus on Malaysia and Southeast Asia.

The Sustainable Cities as Tourist Destination short course focuses on sustainability in urban tourism contexts, offering online and onsite modules, field trips, and classroom interactions over a 2-week curriculum. It is a multidisciplinary programme available for Diploma/Bachelor level students.

The course provides a comprehensive foundation in the tourism and hospitality industry, preparing students for entry-level service management positions. It covers industry history, challenges, and trends, equipping students to identify global opportunities and challenges.

This course explores Investor Relations (IR) as a multidisciplinary field combining communication and finance to maximize shareholder wealth. It covers capital markets, investment processes, corporate environments, and IR practices, equipping students with skills in analysis and communication strategies.

The course explores celebrity culture, analyzing its historical development, media relationships, and case studies. Students will examine cultural values, media texts, and theories, synthesizing information on media development and consumer culture.

The course introduces students to narrative theories in drama and cinema, focusing on film analysis concepts and their application in critical and creative works.

This course explores the role of media in political communication, focusing on crafting and disseminating persuasive messages for various audiences. Students will learn to analyze media influence, compare communication strategies, and apply effective techniques in political contexts.

This course explores cultural, social, and political dimensions shaping communities and influencing development, focusing on British culture, society, and workplace. Students engage in lectures, projects, and activities to develop problem-solving, collaboration, and communication skills.

The Planetary Health and Sustainability Development in the Tropics course explores Malaysia's biodiversity, focusing on sustainable living and the UN-SDGs. Students engage in lectures, field trips, and community projects to understand tropical ecosystems and develop innovative solutions.

The Sociocultural Determinants of Wellbeing and Sustainability short course by Sunway University offers a multidisciplinary approach to understanding cultural and social factors influencing wellbeing and sustainable living. This three-week programme includes cultural exchange activities, field visits, and interactive learning, providing insights into Malaysia's diverse communities and sustainability practices.