'Building People'

The Faculty of Built Environment Organization (BE.On) is the official student body of the Faculty of Built Environment, formally established and registered under the Student Affairs and Alumni Division of UNIMAS in 2022, with its base at the Faculty. Prior to this, it was first formed at the Faculty level in 2018. BE.On is dedicated to nurturing unity among students by encouraging active participation in both academic and co-curricular learning beyond the classroom. Its establishment reflects the Faculty’s commitment to nurturing a holistic student experience through engagement, collaboration, and leadership opportunities. More than just an organization, BE.On is a platform for growth—a community committed to developing its members while contributing to shaping the built environment. At its core, BE.On embodies the spirit of Building People.

From its inception, BE.On has grown into a vibrant platform for meaningful and impactful student-led initiatives—created by students, for students. It has become a dynamic backbone for character development, nurturing leadership, collaboration, and personal growth within the student community. 

''Surveying Success'

Unity of Quantity Surveying (UNIQS) is the official Quantity Surveying Student Club at FBE. It plays a vital role in driving student engagement, development, and overall wellbeing within the programme. Over the years, UNIQS has been highly active in organising a diverse range of initiatives, including volunteer programmes, exhibitions, orientation activities, and community outreach efforts for QS students. Formally registered at the faculty level, the club complements and strengthens the broader functions of BE.On. 

Beyond co-curricular involvement, UNIQS also enhances academic enrichment by facilitating educational activities such as site visits, study excursions, and technical trips. Through these efforts, the club continues to bridge classroom learning with real-world exposure, making professional development opportunities more accessible and impactful for students.

The Architecture Student Club carries a legacy as it originated alongside the faculty’s first academic programme. 

Over time, the club has evolved through several identities—beginning as RUAI, transitioning into Arc.Create, and later known as PAU (Persatuan Arkitek UNIMAS). Despite its long-standing presence and active role within the student community, it has yet to be formally established. Looking ahead, the club is set to undergo a revitalisation, transforming into a more structured and professionally organised body. This renewal aims to strengthen its identity, enhance its impact, and better support architecture students both academically and socially.