UTAR's collaboration with OTH Regensburg, one of the largest universities of applied sciences in Bavaria, Germany, allows graduates of the UTAR Bachelor of Technology (Honours) in Electronic Systems to continue their education and apply for the UTAR-OTH Regensburg Mutual Credit Recognition programme.

Check out the Student Testimonial on the Mutual Credit Recognition Programme.

The UTAR Bachelor of Technology (Honours) in Electronic Systems is recognised by the following organisation.

• Malaysia Board of Technologists (MBOT)

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Smart devices and technologies are changing the way we live, work, and interact with one another. Technology has improved the efficiency, productivity, and functionality of almost everything, from the home to industries. The Electrical and Electronics (E&E) industry has emerged as the primary driving force behind the digital revolution. In Malaysia, the sector contributed RM80 billion to Malaysia's GDP in 2018 and created over 338,087 jobs – an additional 157,000 new jobs will be created by 2020. There is currently an urgent need to produce skilled labour in the fields of electronic engineering and technology.

• UTAR Foundation Programme
• STPM: Grade C/C+ in 2 relevant subjects depending on the programs (except M.B.B.S. and Quantity Surveying)
• A-Level: Grade D in 2 or 3 relevant subjects
• UEC: Grade B in 5 relevant subjects
• SAM: ATAR 70 and Grade B in at least 2 relevant subjects
• CPU: An average of 70% in 6 relevant subjects (depending on programs)
• Matriculation Certificate, Ministry of Education
• Foundation/Diploma in the relevant fields
• Other recognized equivalent qualifications

• Automated machine vision inspection system provider
• Embedded systems developers
• Higher education
• Integrated circuits chip manufacturing
• Military and security services
• Semiconductor manufacturing
• Software development companies