Malaysian Institute of Art

Malaysian Institute of Art (MIA)
Institut Seni Lukis Malaysia
Established	1967
President	Tian Peak Lim
Location	Taman Melawati, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Website	www.mia.edu.my

The Malaysian Institute of Art (MIA) (Chinese: 马来西亚艺术学院, Malay: Institut Seni Lukis Malaysia) was founded in 1967 as a higher art education provider and accredited by the Malaysia Ministry of Higher Education.

MIA provides courses in the field of creative art and music with course contents at its own campus located at Taman Melawati, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

MIA has strong links with universities and colleges overseas where MIA graduates may to complete their Degree through advanced placement or credit transfer in United Kingdom, Italy, Finland, Australia, United States, New Zealand, China, Korea, Taiwan and Japan.

Faculties

Foundation
Graphic design
Fine art
Illustration
Interior design
Industrial design
Music
Fashion & textile
Interior Design

Achievements

The institute received the Gold Award in the Chamber Choir category at the International Choir Festival 2009 in A Voyage of Songs.

References

External links

Malaysian Institute of Art

Universities in Malaysia

Public universities	Defence International Islamic Islamic Science Kelantan Malaya MARA National Pahang Perlis Putra Sabah Sarawak Science Sultan Azlan Shah Sultan Idris Education Sultan Zainal Abidin Technical Technology Terengganu Tun Hussein Onn Utara

Private colleges and universities	AIMST Al-Madinah Art Asia e Asia Pacific Berjaya CECE Curtin Cyberjaya German-Malaysian HELP Infrastructure Insaniah International Medical INTI KDU Kuala Lumpur Lam Wah Ee Limkokwing Malaya-Wales Metropolitan Monash Multimedia MUST Newcastle New Era Nilai Nottingham One Open Penang Medical Petronas SEGi Selangor Selangor International Islamic Southern Sunway Swinburne TARUC TATI Taylor's Technology Sarawak Tenaga Nasional Tun Abdul Razak Tung Shin UTAR Twintech UCSI VTAR Wawasan Stradford

Malaysian university leaders Ministry of Higher Education Education in Malaysia

Coordinates: 3°12′38″N 101°44′46″E / 3.21053°N 101.74623°E / 3.21053; 101.74623

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