1. Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

The National University of Malaysia also known as Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) was established on May 18, 1970 and has a strong history rooted in Malay nationalism. UKM has adopted a more pragmatic stance now of accommodating the English Language to acquire a competitive edge globally whilst still remaining rooted in our local language and cultures. The University has 15 faculties and 12 research institutes offering a wide variety of academic programmes both in arts and sciences.

Motto
Inspiring futures, nurturing possibilities.

Philosophy
UKM affirms the integration of faith in Allah and constructive knowledge; along with the amalgamation of theory and practice as the core fundamentals in the advancement of knowledge, the building of an educated society and the development of the university.

Vision
UKM is committed to be ahead  of society and time in leading the development of  a learned, dynamic  and moral society.

Mission
To be the learning centre of choice that  promotes the sovereignty of  Bahasa Melayu and internationalises knowledge rooted in the national culture.