Match the campus and building before setting off. A university-wide programme is not permission to enter every office, laboratory or clinical area.
Malaysia USM building and map leads
Main Campus locations named by the university
USM's Free Drinking Water page names Main Campus points in buildings such as Pusat Sejahtera, Hamzah Sendut Library and the Chancellory buildings. It also names several schools and public areas, including the Cultural Hall and Museum, and describes maps intended to help locate stations.
The page separately describes provision at health facilities and the Engineering Campus. Do not assume a Main Campus landmark applies to another USM campus, or that a dispenser listed in a laboratory or office is open to every visitor. Ask the building team for the nearest accessible public drinking-water point.
Malaysia UKM faculty and institute examples
Named locations in the SDG 2024 evidence page
UKM's free-drinking-water evidence page labels dispenser examples at the Institute of Climate Change (IPI), Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment (FKAB), Faculty of Science and Technology (FST), Information Technology Center (PTM), Faculty of Information Science and Technology (FTSM), and Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities (FSSK).
These are published building examples, not a turn-by-turn map or a promise about the nearest functioning unit. Confirm the floor and entry conditions locally. The page's residential-college examples do not establish public access to a college.
Malaysia TAR UMT dispenser initiative
A named September 2025 programme
TAR UMT's Water Efficiency page dates its Water Dispenser Initiative to September 2025 and encourages students and staff to bring reusable bottles and use campus drinking-water dispensers. It does not give an exact dispenser-by-dispenser location list in the fetched text.
Use the programme as a lead for asking campus staff where to refill, not as a route map. The same page describes a separate rainwater-harvesting system for landscape irrigation. Those labelled rainwater taps are not the drinking-water dispensers.