VMs are defined as a systematic and innovative multi-disciplinary approach to study the functional needs of a program, design, product, service, project, facility and system to achieve optimum value and cost without compromising the level of program / project level. Please click on the Value Management Implementation Guide in Government Projects for more information.

VM implementation in UPM covers three (3) key areas:
(i) Planning and implementation of physical projects above RM200,000.00;
(ii) Planning and implementation of high cost university programs; and
(iii) Planning and development of ICT system worth RM200,000.00 and above.

VM involves a cycle of research that involves Valuation (VA), Valuation Engineering (VE) and Valuation (VR) studies.

Generally risk is an issue or event or that exists and can impact the achievement of an organization's vision, mission, objectives or goals. However, in the context of UPM, risk is the effect of uncertainty on the achievement of the goals of the UPM Strategic Plan, financial impact, operating impact and impact on university regulations.

It is a method of systematically identifying, assessing and controlling risks so that they are likely to be eliminated or minimized.

UPM is approximately 23 km from the centre of Kuala Lumpur and 15 km from Putrajaya.

To request an official delegation visit to UPM, please complete the International Visitor Request Form at the Centre for Corporate Strategy and Relations (CCSR) website and email it to liaison@upm.edu.my./

To request UPM souvenirs, please complete the Souvenir Request Form and email it to liaison@upm.edu.my

Yes it’s necessary, a MoU is a written agreement between two or more parties that establishes a partnership. Each MoU serves a specific purpose like academic affairs, students exchange, research, resource sharing, etc. depending on the needs of entity initiating the agreement. This document can be a helpful resource in setting the terms for engagement. Guidance on establishing a MoU can be found at Centre for Corporate Strategy and Relations (CCSR) website.

The MoU template can be found on the Centre for Corporate Strategy and Relations (CCSR) website, https://pspk.upm.edu.my.

Corporate Identity Manual that can be downloaded from document links on the Centre for Corporate Strategy and Relations (CCSR) website.

Prospectus, Facts & Figures, Diary and other publications.

Fill in the Application Form for Publicity and Media Invitation in the document on the Centre for Corporate Strategy and Relations (CCSR) website and submit this form to CCSR.

Fill in the Application Form for Publicity and Media Invitation in the document on the Centre for Corporate Strategy and Relations (CCSR) website and submit this form to CCSR.

Yes, it is necessary to obtain the approval of the Centre for Corporate Strategy and Relations (CCSR) when dealing with media. PTJ must first obtained the approval of the Dean, Director or Head of PTJ.