Are you ready to see where work hard meets play hard? Join Uni Enrol’s host, Chloe, and Dr Yap Chen Leong (Chief Sales Officer) as they kick off an epic campus tour to explore the vibrant student life at HELP University. It sits at 15, Jalan Sri Semantan 1, Off, Jalan Semantan, Bukit Damansara, 50490 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah.
If you are curious about what it’s like to study and hang out here, this HELP University campus tour has all the answers! Let’s dive right into the highlights of the HELP University campus.
Unleash Your Inner K-Pop Star. The tour kicks off in the creative zone! The HELP University campus features dedicated spaces for students with a passion for performance.
- Dance & Music Studios: Equipped with full mirrors, keyboards, drum sets, and amps, this is where students transform into K-pop stars and hold large-scale practice sessions.
Spaces to Sweat and Study Whether you want to get active or need a quiet place to cram, the university has you covered.
- Rooftop Garden: A colourful, open-air tiered seating area that serves as a practice ground for co-curricular activities like the Taekwondo and Muay Thai clubs.
- Founders Library: When it’s time to hit the books, this library is so quiet you could hear a pin drop! It’s the perfect spot to study for finals or just relax. It even opens on Sundays during exam weeks to give students that extra study time.
Thrills, Games, and Sports. Studying is important, but relieving stress is essential!
- Rock Climbing Wall: A brand-new addition to the campus! Open Monday to Friday, students can safely experience the thrill of rock climbing under the guidance of professional instructors.
- Student Lounge: Burned out from classes? The lounge is packed with arcade machines, a basketball shootout game, and a pool table. Play however you want!
- Sports Facilities: Students also have access to the international school’s massive football field, basketball courts, and a swimming pool to keep their physical health in check.
This action-packed campus tour proves that student life here is anything but boring. And the best part? This is just the beginning! Part 2 promises even more surprises, including a green screen studio, Bloomberg terminals, and a broadcasting room.
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Unboxing HELP University Part 2: High-Tech Labs, Studios, and Foodie Havens!
The epic campus tour continues! After diving into the sports and creative hubs, Uni Enrol’s host Chloe and Dr Yap are back to uncover the academic and social hotspots of the HELP University campus. If you are wondering what everyday student life looks like here, this second half of the HELP University campus tour has all the exciting details. Let’s jump right back into the action!
The Social Hub: BATIC Welcome to BATIC, which stands for the Business Analytics Technology and Innovation Centre. It is the ultimate gathering spot for business students at HELP University.
- The Heartbeat of the Campus: With classrooms situated above and below, the iconic BATIC staircase area serves as the main campus for students to hang out, chat, and host events like Orientation Day. It is undoubtedly the liveliest and most crowded spot on campus!
Next-Level Learning Labs HELP University is known for its popular courses like Psychology, Business Management, and Accounting & Finance. Naturally, their facilities reflect this top-tier reputation:
- Psychology VR Lab: Want to test if you have a fear of heights? Students can use state-of-the-art VR headsets to safely and precisely experience high-altitude simulations without ever leaving their seats!
- Bloomberg Financial Intelligence Lab: Finance students get a massive head start here. Right from Year 1, they are trained to use real Bloomberg terminals to conduct real-time trading analysis.
Lights, Camera, Action! You don’t just learn theory here; you get hands-on experience in professional settings.
- Misc en Scene Film Studio & Ortus Radio Studio: Whether it’s shooting a video, producing a podcast, or recording a broadcast, these studios have it all. With professional green screens and mixing equipment, students can easily simulate being out at sea or hosting a top-tier radio show. The best part? Non-mass comm students can also book these studios, and a studio manager is always there to guide you step-by-step!
Food and Getting Around: A great campus tour wouldn’t be complete without checking out the food and transport!
- Foodie Paradise: Hungry after class? Just step outside BATIC to the bustling food truck area. The Uncle Chong mixed rice stall is a massive crowd favourite with daily queues! Plus, there are plenty more delicious options right across the street.
- Easy Commutes: Located at Subang Bestari, getting to the HELP University campus is a breeze. The university provides three dedicated shuttle bus routes covering the student hostels, MRT Kwasa Sentral, and nearby LRT/KTM stations. Students can easily track bus updates via a dedicated Telegram group.
With constant new experiences, high-tech facilities, and a vibrant community, studying at HELP University is never boring. Not to mention, it offers great value for money with various scholarships available for application.
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About the Author:
Ken Hoong is the co-founder of Uni Enrol and a contributing writer. Drawing on his close work with Uni Enrol’s counsellors, he brings keen insight into Malaysia’s evolving private higher education landscape and the shifting preferences of students in learning and career choices.
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