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AMERICAN DREAM
With SEGi’s American Degree Program, students can obtain their American degree and complete the full program here, via our 4+0 option. It is also
an affordable alternative for those who wish to earn an American degree and gain an all-rounded experience.

So, why choose the American Degree Program?

The USA is one of the leading providers of higher education in the world, where an American degree is recognized around the world for academic
excellence and enhanced learning experiences. The USA is also the home to many top universities - +17 American universities are listed in the top
25 universities in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2015 and 2016.
Hence, obtaining an American degree is the key to a successful future and opens door to a rewarding career.

Leading education destination
Based on the Institute of International Education,
Open Doors Report 2014-2015, it is reported
that there are 974,926 international students
in the USA. In 2013 itself, 6791 students
from Malaysia were transferred to American
universities, as quoted by the Malaysian
American Commission of Education Exchange.
As an international student, you will have
the opportunity to interact with people from
different walks of life. This exposure will not
only enrich your life both personally and
academically, but will also help you learn
about international diversity.
Holistic and flexible education
American education is known for its flexibility
and its holistic approach. Students will be
exposed to a wide range of subjects in
English, Arts and Humanities, Science and
Social Sciences. This gives students a strong
foundation prior to choosing their major. A
“major” is the specific field of study where the
degree is focused on; such as Communications,
Psychology or Business. American programs
are flexibly designed to allow students to switch
their majors even after a number of subjects.
Hence, students can customize their degree to
their interests and strength.
Conducive study environment
Small class sizes are common in most American
universities. There may be as few as 10 to 20
students in a class, giving students the personal
attention they need. The atmosphere is usually
dynamic in classrooms where students are
encouraged to contribute to discussions and
give presentations. Assessments are mainly
coursework based, followed by examinations.
The coursework usually consists of participation,
term papers, projects, quizzes and presentations,
thus giving students a better opportunity for
continuous learning.

+https://www.timeshighereducation.com
 Troy University, United States of America
Troy University’s tradition of teaching excellence
dates to its founding on February 26, 1887, when
an act of the Alabama Legislature established
Troy State Normal School as an institution to train
teachers for Alabama’s schools. Joseph Macon
Dill was the institution’s first president. In 1893, the
school was renamed Troy State Normal College.
The Normal College offered extension courses
for teachers and granted teaching certificates
until 1929, when the State Board of Education
changed the charter of the institution and renamed
it Troy State Teacher’s College. That same year,
the college moved to its present site and the first
two buildings were dedicated: Shackelford Hall,
named for Edward Madison Shackelford, president
of the school from 1899-1936, and Bibb Graves
Hall, named for David Bibb Graves, Alabama’s
“education governor”. Governor Bibb Graves is also
remembered for commissioning the Olmsted Brothers
architectural firm of Brookline, Massachusetts, to
design the campus landscape plan.
Like many American universities, Troy State Teacher’s
College enjoyed one of the most prosperous periods
of growth in the years following World War II when
returning veterans took advantage of the GI Bill.
The enrollment of the College increased and this
growth led to the introduction of degree programs
in disciplines other than education, most notably
in business. In 1957, the State Board of Education
recognized this expanded role and dropped
“Teacher’s” from Troy State College’s name.
The decade of the 1950s also marked the University’s
long relationship with the United States Military, as
extension courses were offered on nearby bases, first
at Fort Rucker, near Dothan, and later at Maxwell Air
Force Base in Montgomery. A separate Troy State
College teaching center was established at Fort
Rucker in 1961, which evolved into the present-day
Dothan Campus. A similar center, begun at Maxwell
Air Force Base in 1965, led to the creation of the
present-day Montgomery Campus. These programs
were the forerunners of the modern Troy Global
Campus division of Troy University, which operates
all Troy teaching sites outside of Alabama. In 1973,
the University opened sites at military bases in
Florida. Today, Troy Global Campus operates more
than 60 sites in 17 U.S. states and 11 nations.
In 1967, Gov. Lurleen B. Wallace appointed eight
members to the newly established Troy State College
Board of Trustees, removing the institution from the
control of the State Board of Education. One of the
first acts of the new board was to recommend the
change of the name to Troy State University. The new
name became official on December 14, 1967.
In 1975, the Phenix City Campus was opened as a
branch of the main campus.
In 1982, the Troy State University System was
formed, as the campuses in Dothan and Montgomery
were granted independent accreditation status. In
April of 2004, the Board of Trustees voted to drop
“State” from the University’s name to better reflect
the institution’s worldwide mission. Starting August
2005, all Troy campuses were again unified under
one accreditation.
 “One of the best
universities in the
“Top 10 in Southeast.”
Alabama...” The Princeton Review
Forbes America’s Top Colleges

“... a’Top-Tier’
university in the
South.”
US News & World Report

“... one of the nation’s

25 leading Master’s-level
institutions for
international student
enrollment... “One of the 25
IIE “Open Doors” top “Best Buys”
among public universities
and colleges in the United
States.”
Money Magazine

Senior Vice Chancellor Professor Dr Earl Ingram and Chancellor Dr Jack Hawkins, Jr from Troy University connecting with SEGians.

Council for Higher Education Accreditation

A national advocate and institutional voice for self-regulation of academic quality through accreditation,
CHEA is an association of 3,000 degree-granting colleges and universities and recognizes 60 institutional
and programmatic accrediting organizations. It is governed by a 20–person board of college and university
presidents, institutional representatives and public members. Recognition is the scrutiny and affirmation of the
quality of regional, faith-related, career–related and programmatic accrediting organizations. CHEA is the only
non-governmental higher education organization in the United States that undertakes this scrutiny. The federal
government, through the U.S. Department of Education, conducts governmental recognition reviews.

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Troy University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools to award associate, baccalaureate, master’s, education specialist, and doctoral degrees. The Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) is one of the six organizations recognized by the United States
Department of Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. This agency accredits over
13,000 public and private educational institutions ranging from preschool to college level in the Southern
United States.

Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs

Troy University, through its Sorrell College of Business, is nationally accredited by the Association of Collegiate
Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) to offer baccalaureate degree programs in accounting, finance,
general business, information systems, management and marketing.
 Study Route & Program Matrix 5

STPM / A-Level
SPM / O-Level
(2 principles)
(5 credits)
or equivalent

With credit exemptions

Troy University, USA (Subject to evaluation)
• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Major in Global Business)
• Bachelor of Science in Communication Arts (Minor in Promotion OR Psychology)
• Bachelor of Science in Psychology (Minor in Communication Studies OR Global
General Business)

American Degree Transfer Program (ADTP)

Students can opt to transfer to one of the following universities*:

• Troy University
• Bemidji State University
• St. Cloud State University
• Western Kentucky University
• Thomas College
• Minnesota State University
• University of Albany SUNY
• Southwest Minnesota State University
*Subjected to the approval and collaborative agreement of the universities’

Program Awarding Institution Entry Requirements Duration Campus

Bachelor of Collaboration with Troy • SPM with 5 credits in any subjects; 4 years Kota Damansara
Science in Business University • UEC with Grade B in 5 subjects; Kuala Lumpur
Administration • or other equivalent qualifications Subang Jaya
(Global Business approved by MOHE Penang
Major) Sarawak

Bachelor of Science Collaboration with Troy • SPM with 5 credits in any subjects; 4 years Kota Damansara
in Communication University • UEC with Grade B in 5 subjects; Kuala Lumpur
Arts (Promotion OR • or other equivalent qualifications Subang Jaya
Psychology Minor) approved by MOHE Penang
Sarawak

Bachelor of Science Collaboration with Troy • SPM with credits in 5 subjects; 4 years Kota Damansara
in Psychology University including Mathematics and Science, Kuala Lumpur
(Communication and a pass in English; Subang Jaya
Studies OR Global • UEC with Grade B in 5 subjects; Penang
General Business including Mathematics and Science, Sarawak
Minor) and a pass in English;
• Or other equivalent qualifications
approved by MOHE

American Degree Collaborative • SPM with 5 credits in any subjects; 2+2 Kota Damansara
Transfer Program universities in the USA • UEC with Grade B in 5 subjects; 1+3 Kuala Lumpur
(ADTP) • or other equivalent qualifications Subang Jaya
approved by MOHE Sarawak
6 Program Modules

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (GLOBAL BUSINESS MAJOR)
TROY UNIVERSITY

This program provides a firm foundation in the fundamental areas in business, finance, accounting, management and marketing. It is designed
to assist students to develop knowledge, skills and competencies to understand and cope with the challenges faced by business and
organizational leaders in a dynamic and global workplace. Students will hone their practical managerial skills, communication skills, and
business decision-making capabilities. This program incorporates practical experience, in the form of case studies, presentations, industrial
visits, and interaction with experts from the industry.

Program Modules
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
Public Speaking Accounting Principles 1 Business Communication Consumer Behavior
Hubungan Etnik Principles of Microeconomics Fundamentals of Financial Introduction to Project
Computer Concepts and Principles of Marketing Mathematics Management
Applications World Literature After 1660 International Trade Services Marketing
Visual Arts University Orientation Global Human Resource Retailing
Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Principles of Management Management Organizational Behaviour
Asia Tenggara (Local) OR Business Statistics Innovative Practices and Business and Society
Malaysian Studies Legal Environment of Business Thoughts in Business Business Seminar
(International) Accounting Principles 2 Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi II Strategic Management
Composition and Modern World Literature Before 1660 (for International Students Only) Pengurusan Ko-Kurikulum
English I Principles of Macroeconomics Global Electronic Business Managing in a Global
Principles of Biology (Lab) Global Marketing Environment
Business Calculus Personal Health Development
Introduction to Drama Fundamentals of Managerial
Composition and Modern Finance
English II Operations Management
General Chemistry I (Lab) Leadership and Change

Career
DID YOU KNOW? Opportunities
Our graduates will have the necessary skills to
embark on successful careers in international
business, management, human resource
management, marketing, finance,
Students experience entrepreneurship and many more.

BLOCK TEACHING by
Troy lecturers from the main
campus for selected subjects. JPT/BPP(K)1000-600/WP186JLD.9 (14)(10/19),
JPT/BPP (K) 1000-600/N/340/6/0550 (03/20),
JPT/BPP(K)1000-600/B269JLD3(3)(04/20),(N/340/6/0562) (04/20)
KL ,SJ, KD & SWK CAMPUSES
 Program Modules 7

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMMUNICATION ARTS

(PROMOTION MINOR)
TROY UNIVERSITY

Student will develop their abilities to analyze and interpret works of art and performances as well as the rhetoric and actions of past and
present leaders. This program also allows students to communicate effectively within a variety of contexts using the multiple languages and
tools of the communication arts disciplines; also to make intelligent decisions in an increasingly complex and diverse, media-driven society.
Students will work together harmoniously in groups to accomplish established goals. The mission of this program includes the creation of a
climate that encourages responsible, ethical, and informed expression within the disciplines.

Program Modules
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
Public Speaking Introduction to Communication Principles of Marketing Senior Project
Hubungan Etnik (Local) or World History from 1500 Principles of Accounting I Advanced Technologies in
Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi II Voice and Diction Interviewing and Information Journalism
(International) World Literature After 1660 Interpersonal Communication Retailing
Computer Concepts and Pengurusan Ko-Kurikulum Rhetorical and Communication Principles of Microeconomics
Applications Orientation to Troy University Theory Mass Media Law
Visual Arts Introduction to Public Relations Organizational Communication Global Marketing
Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Personal Health Management Legal Environment of Business Propaganda and Persuasion
Asia Tenggara (Local) or World Literature Before 1660 International/Intercultural Internship
Malaysian Studies New Media Communication Communication Seminar
(International) Webpage Design Group Discussion and
Composition and Modern Conflict Management Leadership
English I Communication Research
Principles of Biology (Lab)
Pre-Calculus Algebra
Introduction to Drama
Composition and Modern
English II
General Chemistry I (Lab)

INTERESTING FACT Career

Opportunities
Our graduates will use their skills in communication
Students get to EXPERIENCE and persuasion to embark on successful careers
in public relations, advertising, journalism, sales

AMERICAN EDUCATION 100% marketing and other careers that influence our
society everyday.

IN MALAYSIA (4+0), with options of

2+2, 1+3 or to transfer to Troy University
for one semester. JPT/BPP(K)1000-600/WP186 Jld.10 (10)(01/20), JPT/BPP (K) 1000-600/
N/321/6/0174(03/20), JPT/BPP(K)1000-600WP194Jld3(6), JPT/BPP (K)
1000-600/P728 JLD.6 (10), (N/321/6/0063)(4/20)
KL, SJ, KD, PG & SWK CAMPUSES
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMMUNICATION ARTS

(PSYCHOLOGY MINOR)
TROY UNIVERSITY

The program offers students the opportunity to delve into topics such as public relations, organizational communication and media. Theories of
visual, oral and written communication are studied. Students might discover methods of incorporating visual, written and oral communication
to produce effective marketing campaigns, political platforms or community relations events. They could become skillful negotiators, learn to
resolve disputes and manage diversity issues. Students will learn theories of interpersonal, multicultural and organisational communication.

Program Modules
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
Public Speaking Introduction to Communication Psychology Minor Elective 1 Senior Project
Hubungan Etnik or World History from 1500 Psychology Minor Elective 2 Advanced Technologies in
Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi II Voice and Diction Interviewing and Information Journalism
Computer Concepts and World Literature After 1660 Interpersonal Communication Psychology Minor Elective 4
Applications Pengurusan Ko-Kurikulum Rhetorical and Communication Psychology Minor Elective 5
Visual Arts Orientation to Troy University Theory Mass Media Law
Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Introduction to Public Relations Organizational Communication Psychology Minor Elective 6
Asia Tenggara (Local) or Personal Health Management Psychology Minor Elective 3 Propaganda and Persuasion
Malaysian Studies World Literature Before 1660 International/Intercultural Internship
(International) New Media Communication Communication Seminar
Composition and Modern Webpage Design Group Discussion and
English I Conflict Management Leadership
Principles of Biology (Lab) Communication Research
Pre-Calculus Algebra
Introduction to Drama
Composition and Modern
English II
General Chemistry I (Lab)

Psychology Minor Electives

General Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Cognitive Psychology
Theories of Learning
Physiological Psychology
Sensation and Perception
Abnormal Psychology
Abnormal Child Psychology
Social Psychology
Principles of Counseling
Introduction to Substance Abuse
Counseling
Theories of Personality
Gerontology
Forensic Psychology
Psychological Tests and
Measurements
Business and Industrial
Psychology
Applied Behavior Analysis
Career
Opportunities
Our graduates will use their skills in communication
and their understanding of human behavior to
embark on career in organizational communication,
public speaking, advertising, journalism, sales,
marketing and other careers that influence our
society everyday.

JPT/BPP(K)1000-600/WP186 Jld.10 (10)(01/20), JPT/BPP (K) 1000-600/

N/321/6/0174(03/20), JPT/BPP(K)1000-600WP194Jld3(6), JPT/BPP (K)
1000-600/P728 JLD.6 (10), (N/321/6/0063)(4/20)
KL, SJ, KD, PG & SWK CAMPUSES
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PSYCHOLOGY

(COMMUNICATIONS STUDIES MINOR)
TROY UNIVERSITY

The Bachelor of Science in Psychology (Communications Studies Minor) provides students with a useful foundation to embark on further
study at graduate level, leading to various careers in psychology or to study in the health professions and social work. The program
equips students with communication skills related to employment, industry or human services and a basic understanding of human mental
processes and behaviors in daily interaction. Students who obtained an advanced degree will have a growing range of new opportunities
for employment in medical settings, education, business as well as private practice, university teaching and research.

Program Modules
Year 1
Public Speaking
Hubungan Etnik or
Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi II
Computer Concepts and
Applications
Visual Arts
Composition and Modern
English I
Principles of Biology (Lab)
Pre-Calculus Algebra
Introduction to Drama
Composition and Modern
English II
General Chemistry I (Lab)
Psychology
Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
World Literature After 1660 Communications Minor Senior Seminar in Psychology
World History from 1500 Elective 2 Physiological Psychology or
General Psychology Abnormal Psychology Sensation and Perception
Developmental Psychology Basic Statistics Communications Minor
Orientation to Troy University Applied Behavior Analysis Elective 5
Tamadun Islam dan Pengurusan Ko-Kurikulum Principles of Counseling
Tamadun Asia Tenggara Cognitive Psychology Communication Minor
(Local) or Pengajian Communications Minor Elective 6
Malaysia 3 (International) Elective 3 Forensic Psychology
World Literature Before 1660 Business and Industrial Theories of Personality
Communications Minor Psychology Social Psychology
Elective 1 Research Methods Senior Project in Psychology
Personal Health Management Communications Minor Advanced General Psychology
History and Systems of Elective 4
Theories of Learning

Year 5 Communications Studies

Minor Electives
Industrial Training
Conflict Management
International/Intercultural
Communication
Group Discussion and
Leadership
Propaganda and Persuasion
Rhetorical and Communication
Theory
Communication Research
Advanced Technologies in Career
Journalism
Opportunities
Interviewing and Information
With a Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Organizational Communication
(Communications Studies Minor), you are
Mass Media Law equipped with good research and writing skills,
analytical and critical thinking and problem
solving skills. Many graduates find jobs in mental
health services, human resources, administrative
support and education. Some may further their
specialization and career path as clinical
psychologists, developmental psychologists,
family and marriage counselors,
psychotherapists and social workers.

JPT/BPP(K)1000-600/WP186 Jld.10 (16)(01/20)] , JPT/BPP (K)1000-

600/WP194Jld3(5), (N/311/6/0179)(4/20)
KL, KD & SWK CAMPUSES
10 Program Modules

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PSYCHOLOGY

(GLOBAL GENERAL BUSINESS MINOR)
TROY UNIVERSITY

The Bachelor of Science in Psychology (Global Business Minor) provides students with useful fundamentals in psychology and business
administration. This program also develops students’ practical managerial skills, communication skills, business problem-solving and
decision-making capabilities. Students who obtained an advanced degree will have a growing range of new opportunities for employment
in top and middle-level business management, as well as private practice, university teaching and research.

Program Modules
Year 1
Public Speaking
Hubungan Etnik or
Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi II
Computer Concepts and
Applications
Visual Arts
Composition and Modern
English I
Principles of Biology (Lab)
Pre-Calculus Algebra
Introduction to Drama
Composition and Modern
English II
General Chemistry I (Lab)
Year 2
World Literature After 1660
World History from 1500
General Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Orientation to Troy University
Tamadun Islam dan
Tamadun Asia Tenggara
(Local) or Pengajian
Malaysia 3 (International)
World Literature Before 1660
Principles of Marketing
Personal Health Management
History and Systems of
Psychology
Year 3 Year 4
Principles of Microeconomics Senior Seminar in Psychology
Abnormal Psychology Physiological Psychology or
Basic Statistics Sensation and Perception
Applied Behavior Analysis Global Human Resource
Pengurusan Ko-Kurikulum Management
Cognitive Psychology Principles of Counseling
Principles of Management Organizational Behavior
Business and Industrial Forensic Psychology
Psychology Theories of Personality
Research Methods Social Psychology
Theories of Learning Senior Project in Psychology
Principles of Accounting 1 Advanced General Psychology

Year 5
Industrial Training

HAVE YOU HEARD? Career

Opportunities
With a Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Students can facilitate the integration of (Global Business Minor), you are armed with good
people skills to be involved in many business-related

knowledge by TAKING A VARIETY

jobs. Graduates will have the skills to pursue careers
in human resources, management, consumer
research, administrations etc. Those who further
OF CLASSES IN DIFFERENT their studies in industrial and organizational
psychology can pursue careers in consulting,

FIELDS such as literature, sciences, recruitment, labor relations, compensation,

training and development.

social sciences and arts.

JPT/BPP(K)1000-600/WP186 Jld.10 (16)(01/20)] , JPT/BPP (K)1000-
600/WP194Jld3(5), (N/311/6/0179)(4/20)
KL, KD & SWK CAMPUSES
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AMERICAN DEGREE TRANSFER PROGRAM

The American Degree Transfer Program offers an accessible transfer pathway for students who wish to study in the USA. Students can opt
for a 2+2 or a 1+3 and continue their studies in any of our list of universities.

The ADTP is structured based on the assessment methods, delivery methods, and teaching approaches practiced by American universities. This
will be a stepping-stone for students, so when they are transferred to their respective American universities, they will already be accustomed
to such approaches. Students are assessed based on 70% coursework and 30% final examination.

Students will be exposed to a range of subjects in English, Communication, Arts, Mathematics, Sciences and Social Sciences before moving
on to their majors. ADTP offers tracks in Psychology, Business Administration and Communications. From these tracks, students can focus
on the following majors/concentrations; such as Communication Arts, Broadcast Journalism, Multimedia Journalism, Psychology, Global
Business, General Economics, Finance, Marketing, Management and Human Resources Management.

The ADP office also offers counselling services to students on how to select universities according to their specific needs such as choice of
majors, tuition fees, cost of living and preferred area. They will also provide guidance on the application process to their universities of choice.

Program Modules
Year 1 Year 2
Public Speaking Psychology OR Communications OR Business Administration
Hubungan Etnik (Local) OR
General Psychology Introduction to Communications Principles of Accounting I
Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi II
World History from 1500 Voice and Diction Principles of Marketing
(International)
Developmental Psychology World History from 1500 Principles of Microeconomics
Computer Concepts and
Composition and Modern Interpersonal Communication Composition and Modern
Applications
English I Co-Curricular Management English I
Visual Arts
Co-Curricular Management Composition and Modern Co-Curricular Management
Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun
Abnormal Psychology English I Principles of Management
Asia Tenggara (Local) OR
Theories of Learning Introduction to Public Relations Business Statistics
Pengajian Malaysia 3
Composition and Modern Conflict Management Legal Environment of Business
(International)
English II International / Intercultural Principles of Accounting 2
Principles of Biology w/Lab
Theories of Personality Communication Composition and Modern
Pre-Calculus Algebra
Physiological Psychology Organizational Communication English II
(Communications and
Applied Behavioral Analysis Composition and Modern Principles of Macroeconomics
Psychology Major) OR Business
English II
Calculus (Business Major)
Introduction to Drama
Personal Health Management
General Chemistry I w/Lab

DID YOU KNOW?

Our students can transfer to ANY of the

following UNIVERSITIES*: Troy University,
Bemidji State University, St. Cloud State University,
Western Kentucky University, Thomas College,
Minnesota State University, University of Albany
SUNY and Southwest Minnesota State University.
JPT/BPP(K)1000-600/WP194 Jld 3(4), (N/010/6/0318),
(N/010/6/0327), (N/010/6/0342)
*Subjected to the approval and collaborative agreement of the universities’ KD, KL,SJ & SWK CAMPUSES
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International Students Readiness Rating;
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Art & Humanities; Education;
Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction;
Science, Mathematic and Computing; Services

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Art & Humanities;
Health and Welfare; Services

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International Students Readiness Rating;
Social Sciences, Business and Law;
Science, Mathematic and Computing;
Services

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