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Sunway University Case Study

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Introduction
"Fortuna Eruditis Favet" - Fortune favors the prepared mind, the motto of the famous Sunway University in Malaysia. Sunway University began its venture under the entrepreneurship of Dr. Jeffry Cheah in 1987. Run by the Sunway Education Group under the Jeffery Cheah Foundation (formerly known as Sunway Educational Trust Fund), the 10-hectare campus is an iconic landmark in Sunway City, Selangor. Alongside Sunway University, the Sunway College, Monash University Sunway Campus, Sunway International School, Jeffery Cheah School of Medicine and Health Sciences are sister educational institutes run by the Sunway Education Group. All of the groups that are run by the Foundation are non-for-profit, all of the profit made is channeled for the …show more content…

Our Partnership with LCB provides our students with 110 years of traditional French excellence, paving their pathways in the fields of culinary, tourism hospitality and management. Our Certificate from LCB ensures that students are equipped to the very best to meet the industry demands and give them a prestigious stepping stone to become leaders in their respective industries. Upon graduation our students will receive two certificates’, one from Sunway University and One from Le Cordon Bleu*.

Lancaster University
Founded in 1964, Lancaster University ranked in the UK top 10 and in the top one percent of the universities of the world, rising to 131 in Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2014 – 2015 (Sunway University, Sunway College, Sunway International School, Le Cordon Bleu, Malaysia- Sunway, Institute of Culinary Arts, 2012). Upon graduation our students will receive two certificates’, one from Sunway University and One from Lancaster University*.

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