The Institute of Geology Malaysia (IGM) was officially registered in 1989 (PPM-003-14-11031989). IGM was established to create a unified professional body to regulate and advance the geology profession in Malaysia. The Official Seal: The seal features a geological hammer flanked by the silhouette maps of Peninsular and East Malaysia, symbolizing the fundamental tools of the trade and the vital role geologists play in the nation’s development.
The Official Seal: The seal features a geological hammer flanked by the silhouette maps of Peninsular and East Malaysia, symbolizing the fundamental tools of the trade and the vital role geologists play in the nation’s development."
These are our 5 core objectives:
To serve as the leading reference institution for the professional development of geologists in Malaysia.
To provide a dedicated platform for enhancing technical skills, professional competencies, and Continuous Professional Development (CPD) among members.
To foster intellectual and professional interaction among geologists while building strategic partnerships with related professions, government agencies, industry players, and the general public.
To support regulatory efforts and strengthen the integrity, standards, and reputation of the geological profession in alignment with current laws and codes of conduct.
To promote and expand the application of geological knowledge, research, and practices for the benefit of national development and the well-being of society.
High Council
Council Members
(2-Year 2025/2027)
Council Members
(1-Year 2025/2026)
Sabah & Sarawak Chapter
IGM members are recognized by professional designations: Geo., F.I.G.M. (Fellows), M.I.G.M. (Members) These titles denote a registered geologist in Malaysia who is bound by the IGM Rules of Professional Conduct. The Council maintains the right to enforce these codes to ensure the highest professional standards in the industry.
IGM is governed by a constitution comprising 14 articles covering membership, ethics, and administration
