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The college is located in Taman Tasik Permaisuri, Bandar Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur, on the border between Bandar Tun Razak and Cheras.

Address: Wisma BIM, No. 1, Jalan Tasik Permaisuri 2, Bandar Tun Razak, 56000 Cheras, Kuala Lumpur.

Our college is conveniently located and easy to reach by public transport or car.

By public transport, take the MRT to Taman Midah station or the LRT to Salak South station. Then transfer to bus T401/T402 or a ride-hailing service such as Grab, get off at Wisma Zelan and walk to the college.

Drivers may use the building’s car park. It costs RM3 for the first hour and RM2 for each subsequent hour, capped at RM7 per day. Free public parking is also available at the park opposite the college, subject to availability.

We offer the Diploma in Digital Media and Diploma in Broadcasting. Both programmes are accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA).

The curriculum balances theory and practice, developing professional skills in digital media production, film and television creation, radio programme production, photography, editing and new media communication.

The programme duration is two years and four months, across seven semesters.

Yes. The final semester is an internship semester. The college provides a list of qualified, programme-relevant internship opportunities, and students may choose a suitable placement based on their interests and career goals.

With 38 years of media education experience, Hanxin College focuses on developing media professionals through bilingual teaching, industry mentors, small classes and hands-on learning.

Students take part in real-world projects and graduate with their own portfolio, creating a competitive edge for employment and further studies. Corporate partnerships, a strong alumni network, overseas study pathways and affordable fees mean graduates leave with a diploma, practical experience and professional skills.

Our intakes are in January, May and September.

Yes. Before graduating, students complete their own portfolio. It may include short films, music videos, documentaries, podcasts, photography, advertising plans and brand design.

This is both a graduation achievement and an important portfolio for further studies and employment.

Applicants must hold SPM, UEC (Unified Examination Certificate), STPM or another equivalent qualification such as O-Level or A-Level.

Tuition and miscellaneous fees are paid by semester, averaging approximately RM4,500 per semester.

The total tuition and miscellaneous fees are RM28,360 for the Diploma in Digital Media and RM29,860 for the Diploma in Broadcasting.

Yes. The college offers instalment plans. Students with financial needs may apply to the college; approved applications can pay by instalments to ease the financial burden on students and their families.

Yes. The college offers scholarships and financial assistance to encourage academic achievement and help students with financial needs complete their studies. Eligible students may apply according to the college’s regulations.

Applicants must submit the following documents when registering:

• Application form
• Photocopy of identity card
• Two recent passport-sized photographs
• Photocopy of school-leaving or graduation certificate
• Photocopy of academic certificate (SPM/UEC)

Yes. The student hostel is only about a seven-minute walk from campus, making daily classes and student life convenient. Fees are calculated by semester, with single, twin and triple rooms available. All rooms include basic living facilities.

Oneworld Hanxin College encourages students to join club activities, explore their interests, develop their talents and strengthen teamwork and leadership outside the classroom.

Current student clubs include the Student Union, Taekwondo Club and Dance Club, with activities to suit a range of interests.

Yes. The college provides personal accident insurance for all enrolled students. It takes effect from the second semester and provides two years of coverage.

The plan covers trips organised by the college and activities held within Malaysia.

Yes. Through credit transfer, graduates may apply to enter the second or third year of a bachelor’s programme at one of our sister universities in Taiwan.

The number of transferable credits and year of entry will be assessed by the relevant university department.

The college currently collaborates with eleven universities in Taiwan, offering graduates diverse options for further study.

Popular recent destinations include Shih Hsin University, Tamkang University, Chinese Culture University, Ming Chuan University and Chaoyang University of Technology.

Yes. The college has signed a “2+2” joint education agreement with Central China Normal University, giving eligible graduates an opportunity to continue their studies in China.

Students who meet the requirements and are admitted may enter the third year of a related programme in its School of Journalism and Communication, including Journalism, Journalism (International Journalism and Communication Experimental Class), Internet and New Media, and Broadcasting and Hosting Arts.