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    Preparing for the Future

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    Why Soft Skills Matter as Much as Hard Skills

    Joash Pandita

    It is very common for us Malaysians to think that preparing for their careers equals focus on technical knowledge: mastering the law, understanding finance, coding, or learning the latest design software.

    These hard skills are essential, but in today’s job market they are no longer enough on their own. Employers are increasingly looking for something just as valuable…

    Strong Soft Skills

    The Future of Jobs Report 2025 by the World Economic Forum highlighted critical thinking, communication, creativity, and adaptability as some of the most in-demand skills for the next decade. As automation and AI take over routine and repetitive tasks, what sets modern professionals apart is their ability to connect, solve problems, and lead.

    For example, a lawyer who can explain complex cases in simple terms will always have an edge. A business graduate who can work across cultures and manage diverse teams is invaluable. An IT professional with technical expertise is important, but one who can also collaborate with clients and translate technical solutions into business terms becomes indispensable.

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    How Soft Skills Shape Success

    Soft skills make technical skills useful. You may know the law inside out, but without the ability to persuasively argue or negotiate effectively, your knowledge won’t be able to carry you. You may be able to design an app, but without empathy for user experience, it may never find success. In short, soft skills is your bridge between what you know and how effectively you apply it in the real world.

    Preparing for the Future

    The good news is that soft skills can be developed. Joining clubs and societies, taking part in debates, working on group projects, volunteering, or even engaging in part-time work are all excellent ways to build them. Unlike hard skills that can be learned from textbooks, soft skills often grow from experience, practice, and self-awareness. So, put yourself out there!

    Why the Right Institution Matters

    Ultimately, your education is about more than lectures and exams. Picking the right institution will equip you with all the technical knowledge for your chosen field, while also giving you the opportunities to develop leadership, communication, and teamwork. It is an ecosystem where you can grow your skills horizontally as well as vertically, preparing you for the specific and more broader challenges of the modern workplace.

    In a world where industries are constantly evolving, finding that balance between hard skills and soft skills could be what makes you stand out in your career journey. Choosing the right place to study is the first step toward making that possible.

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    Why are Global Giants Choosing Malaysia?

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    Malaysia as a Rising Hub for Tech and Business Talent

    Joash Pandita

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    As many of you have read our previous stories, it is well known that Malaysia has been quietly but steadily transforming into one of Southeast Asia’s most attractive destinations for global investment.

    Tech giants like Intel, Microsoft, and Google have all announced multi-billion-dollar projects here, from semiconductor manufacturing to cloud services and AI infrastructure. For students and fresh graduates, this is an incredibly exciting time to be joining the workforce here in Malaysia.

    But one has to ask…

    Why are Global Giants Choosing Malaysia?

    Malaysia offers a unique combination: a strategic location, a skilled workforce, and government policies that encourage growth in tech and business sectors. Companies see the country as a gateway to the wider ASEAN region, which has a fast-growing economy and a young, digitally savvy population.

    When Microsoft announced its first cloud region in Malaysia, it wasn’t just for servers and data centers. It was mainly focused on building ecosystems that require talent in law, business, IT, digital media, and beyond.

    Intel’s decision to expand semiconductor production here signals opportunities in engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and international trade. These investments ripple across industries, creating a demand for skilled professionals across multiple fields.

    What Does This Means for Students?

    For business students, this growth means greater opportunities in management, finance, and entrepreneurship as global firms need local expertise. Law students will find themselves at the forefront of emerging areas like data privacy, intellectual property, and corporate governance as industries adapt to our rapidly changing legal landscape.

    Tech and media students can expect booming demand in AI, game design, digital marketing, and software development as Malaysia cements its place in the global digital economy.

    The Importance of Being Prepared

    This rising wave of opportunity is only beneficial to those who are ready for it. Graduates who bring not only academic knowledge but also practical skills, adaptability, and an international outlook will be in the best position to thrive.

    And that is why choosing the right institution matters. Graduating isn’t enough anymore, you’ll need a place that gives you exposure, practical experience, and networks to connect you with the industries of tomorrow.

    Malaysia is growing, industries are expanding, and opportunities are opening up faster than ever. The question is…

    Will you be ready to take advantage of them?

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    What This Means for You

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    The Rise of AI Regulation

    Joash Pandita

    AI isn’t leaving. We need to get used to that and that isn’t inherently a bad thing either. It is completely understandable to be wary of it and to hear how it is used in some areas and be worried.

    As the technology evolves, so too do the legal questions that surround it. Who is responsible when an AI makes a mistake? Can an AI own copyright to a piece of music it generates? How should governments balance innovation with public safety? These are not abstract debates.

    They are real issues being raised in courtrooms and parliaments around the world. However, they signal one thing clearly:

    Lawyers will play a central role in shaping the future of AI.

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    Why AI Regulation Matters

    The European Union recently passed the EU AI Act, the world’s first comprehensive AI law. It categorizes AI systems according to their risk and imposes strict requirements on high-risk applications, such as facial recognition. In the United States, copyright offices are grappling with whether AI-generated works can be protected.

    Here in Malaysia, discussions are underway about data privacy, algorithmic accountability, and the need for frameworks to ensure responsible AI adoption. Many of which are held in campuses such as BAC’s PJ campus.

    These developments are evidence of a growing legal frontier. Regulators, companies, and even individuals will need guidance on how to navigate these new rules. That guidance will come from lawyers who understand both the traditional foundations of law and the fast-moving world of technology.

    Opportunities for Future Lawyers

    For law students, this shift is good news. Rather than reducing demand for legal expertise, AI is expanding it. Businesses need legal counsel on data governance, intellectual property, and liability. Governments need specialists to draft policies that balance tech innovation with fairness. International organisations require advisors to ensure AI rules are consistent across borders.

    In short, AI is creating a demand for new legal niches. These range from technology law and data privacy to ethics and human rights in the digital age. For those willing to specialise, this could mean exciting career opportunities both locally and globally.

    What This Means for You

    If you are a law student today, this rise in AI regulation is an indicator that your career is not limited to traditional courtrooms or corporate firms. You could find yourself advising on cutting-edge issues that affect millions, drafting policies that shape this new industrial revolution, or even helping design legal frameworks for technologies that do not yet exist.

    The legal profession is evolving, and those who embrace change will lead it. Choosing the right institution, one that prepares you not only in legal fundamentals but also in adapting to these new challenges, is the first step to equipping you to be ready for this future.

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    Landmark Antitrust Ruling Against Google: What It Means for Law and Business

    Joash Pandita

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    In one of the most significant antitrust cases of the modern internet era, a US federal judge has ruled that Google must share its search results with rival companies but will not be required to break itself up. This ruling, which aims to address the company’s monopoly in online search, carries far-reaching implications for both the legal and business worlds.

    The judge also placed restrictions on the payments Google makes to ensure its search engine enjoys prime placement on smartphones and web browsers. However, these arrangements were not completely banned, and the government’s request to force Google to sell its popular Chrome browser was denied.

    What Does Mean for the Legal Field?

    For the legal field, this case serves as a timely example of how antitrust law still is evolving to keep pace with the new and modern markets. There is a growing demand and the complexity behind that demand requires well trained lawyers to constantly be fed through the pipeline.

    Regulating companies whose dominance is not just financial but deeply embedded in technology and user habits is something that requires a new breed of lawyers to tackle.

    Law students and practitioners can see first-hand how our legal frameworks are being tested and reshaped to address questions of competition, innovation, and consumer choice in this supercharged evolution of industries.

    The Business Perspective

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    From a business perspective, the decision shows the fine balance between keeping markets competitive while also preserving incentives for innovation. Tech companies that rely on partnerships, exclusive contracts, or platform dominance will now be paying closer attention to how regulators interpret market power and monopoly practices. For emerging businesses, these ruling actually give new opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs and business-savvy individuals to compete in spaces previously dominated by tech giants.

    The ruling against Google is exposing a wider trend: regulators are increasingly willing to challenge the world’s largest corporations. For students and professionals in both law and business, it is another sign that understanding how regulation interacts with strategy is crucial for taking part in the corporate landscape of this century.

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    Bachelor of Business Administration (Management Information Systems) (Honours)

    COURSE MODULES

    R/0414/6/0220(FA 7554)12/26  

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    COURSE MODULES

    Year 1 

    Principles of Management

    This module covers four basic pillars of management – planning, organising, directing, and monitoring. Topics include managerial functions, motivation of employees, the decision-making process, accountability, authority, personnel management, and the importance of effective communication to managers. 

    Foundation of Information Systems

    This module delves into modern information systems in global organisations, focusing on integration for competitive edge. It covers key components like people, software, hardware, data, and communication tech, alongside topics such as security, ethics, and societal implications.

    Cognitive Process and Problem Solving  

    This module introduces human cognitive processes from an information-processing perspective. You will explore educational issues, personal and social sense-making, and learn heuristic frameworks for effective learning, thinking, and problem-solving strategies.

    Principles of Marketing

    This module covers essential marketing concepts, processes, and factors shaping marketing strategies. It examines environmental forces impacting marketing, elements of the marketing mix, and contrasts buying behaviors between consumers and businesses. Additionally, it explores international marketing issues, including the global marketing environment and strategies for products and promotion.

    Microeconomics

    This module introduces basic microeconomic concepts, focusing on demand theory, elasticity, market equilibrium, consumer behavior, production theory, cost analysis, and different market structures like perfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic competition, and oligopoly.

    Business Mathematics II

    This module covers the basic mathematical skills needed to understand, analyse, and solve mathematical problems encountered in business and finance, and in investment decision making. You are expected to be able to perform the basic arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and algebraic operations. 

    Accounting

    This module is designed to introduce accounting concepts such as accounting equation, double entry system, ledger and journals, types of assets, liabilities, capital and also preparation of trading, profit and loss account and balance sheet. Besides that, you will learn how to evaluate stocks, preparation of bank reconciliation and control accounts. 

    Database Systems 

    This module covers the relational database systems RDBMS – the predominant system for business, scientific and engineering applications at present. The topics are reinforced using tools such as Oracle or MS SQL Server in labs. The module includes Entity-Relation model, Normalisation, Relational model, Relational algebra, and data access queries as well as an introduction to SQL. 

    Problem Solving and Programming 

    This module contains introduction topics to programming using the language C/C++. It includes an introduction to computers and programming as well as the basics of programming, problem solving and software development. Data types and operators, selections, repetitions, functions, arrays, files, structured data, and pointers are among the topics to be studied in this course. 

    Business Statistics II

    This module offers essential statistical skills for business, including data collection, presentation, probability, hypothesis testing, regression, and correlation. Topics covered include numerical and categorical data analysis, normal distribution, sampling, and index numbers.

    Macroeconomics

    You will be introduced to basic macroeconomic concepts and theories. Topics include national income accounting, consumption theory, national income equilibrium, money and banking, monetary and fiscal policy, inflation, unemployment, international trade, balance of payments, and exchange rates.

    Organisational Behaviour

    This course explores the issues and approaches in managing the information systems function in organizations and how the IS function integrates/ supports/ enables various types of organizational capabilities. The course addresses issues relating to defining the high-level IS infrastructure and the systems that support the operational, administrative, and strategic needs of the organization.  

    Integrity and Anti-Corruption  

    This module explores corruption basics, emphasising on integrity and anti-corruption measures. It covers different forms of corruption, abuse of power, and prevention strategies through experiential learning. You will grasp the concepts of integrity, corruption, anti-corruption, abuse of power, and prevention in both societal and organisational contexts.

    Community Service

    This module focuses on the development of students’ communication, critical thinking and problem-solving skills through community service and cooperative learning. This will include the values of social responsibility, leadership, and teamwork. The primary emphasis is on community service and or co-curricular activities that may require going beyond the university environment. 

    Philosophy and Current Issues

    This module delves into the link between philosophy, the National Philosophy of Education, and Rukun Negara, focusing on how philosophy shapes thought culture. It covers key philosophical topics—epistemology, metaphysics, and ethics—within contemporary contexts. Emphasis is placed on philosophy as a means for cultural dialogue and promoting shared values, fostering a comprehensive understanding of interconnected disciplines.

    Year 2

    Data and Information Management

    This module delves into core concepts essential for managing data and information within organisations. You will learn to identify organisational information needs, model data effectively, and implement robust databases to facilitate efficient data management.

    Business Information Systems Analysis and Design

    You will explore processes, methodologies, and tools crucial for analysing and designing effective business information systems. Emphasis is placed on leveraging computer technologies to optimise business processes and enhance organisational efficiency.

    Cost and Management Accounting

    This module will equip you with fundamental knowledge in management accounting, covering essential topics such as cost terminology, behavior analysis, variance assessment, and budgeting techniques. You will gain insights into cost management practices crucial for informed decision-making within organisations.

    Financial Management

    You will be introduced to the principles and practices of financial decision-making in business contexts. This module covers investment strategies, financing options, and dividend policies, equipping you with the skills needed to analyse financial data and make sound financial decisions aligned with organisational goals.

    Human Resource Management

    This module focuses on various aspects of human resource management, including legal frameworks, recruitment strategies, diversity management, and employee career development. You will gain insights into the role of HRM in organisational success and learn practical skills for managing human capital effectively.

    Business Law

    You will explore the legislative processes in Malaysia and delve into contract law, legal remedies for breaches, and other commercial transactions laws. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of legal frameworks essential for conducting business operations in Malaysia.

    Internet Systems Development

    This module will give you an overview of Internet technology concepts and principles. Topics covered include Internet protocols, web development languages, and client-side scripting techniques, enabling you to develop basic Internet applications.

    New Venture Creation 

    This module outlines a structured programme for aspiring entrepreneurs to start and grow sustainable businesses in the mainstream economy. You will learn how to to tender for public and private sector opportunities.

    Information Systems Project Management

    You will learn about systematic methodologies and tools for managing information systems projects effectively. This module covers project initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, and closure, emphasising the importance of teamwork and resource management in project success.

    Business Research Methods

    This course covers research methodology, design, and data collection techniques essential for conducting business research. You will learn to formulate research frameworks, collect and analyse data, and effectively communicate research findings.

    Information Technology Infrastructure

    This module teaches you about IT infrastructure, including architecture, networks, and their role in organisational services. It helps you communicate with hardware and software professionals, design solutions, and interact with IT vendors. The focus is on Internet-based solutions, security, business continuity, and regulatory compliance.

    Appreciation Of Ethics and Civilisations 

    This course delves into Malaysia’s diverse ethics and civilisations, from its history to contemporary society. It aims to strengthen critical thinking skills and foster appreciation for national unity and Malaysian identity. Through discussions, you will explore societal responsibilities and adapt to global changes. High-Impact Educational Practices will enhance your learning experience.

    Malay Communication Language II 

    This module is designed to equip you with the necessary skills to communicate proficiently in Malay, covering both formal and informal contexts. Through a variety of interactive activities, you will engage in exercises that enhance your oral and listening abilities. By immersing yourself in practical scenarios, you will develop confidence and accuracy in expressing yourself effectively in Malay, across a range of situations.

    Effective Communication – Workplace and Persuasive Presentation
    This module delves into workplace communication and persuasive presentations, emphasising their crucial role in personal and professional success. It covers various communication paradigms, interpersonal dynamics in the workplace, conflict resolution, persuasion techniques, negotiation strategies, and feedback etiquette. Assessment includes role-plays, presentations, reports, and exams.

    Year 3

    Production and Operation Management

    This module focuses on the operations of management organisation, principles of efficient location, layout and materials handling design in the workplace, method study and work measurement principles to business, effective design planning, scheduling, control systems for various types of manufacturing and service-oriented business and technology used in industry. You are required to make a visit to a firm or factory as your group project and provide a report upon the visit.

    Enterprise Architecture

    This module explores the design, selection, implementation, and management of enterprise IT solutions. The focus is on applications and infrastructure and their fit with the business. You will learn frameworks and strategies for infrastructure management, system administration, data/information architecture, content management, distributed computing, middleware, legacy system integration, system consolidation, software selection, total cost of ownership calculation, IT investment analysis, and emerging technologies.

    Corporate Social Responsibility

    This module covers the introduction on the relationship between business and society, corporate social responsibility, business ethics and the relationship between government and business issues of usage, ecology and the environment and community.

    IS Strategy, Management, and Acquisition

    This module explores the issues and approaches in managing the information systems function in organisations and how the IS function integrates, supports, and enables various types of organisational capabilities. It also addresses issues relating to defining the high-level IS infrastructure and the systems that support the operational, administrative, and strategic needs of the organisation.

    Strategic Management

    This module focuses on the strategic management process to enable organisations to achieve strategic competitiveness. It integrates knowledge acquired from prior courses such as management, marketing, accounting, ethics, and information systems. The much-acclaimed SWOT analysis is the conduit of analysis allowing you to explore and investigate facts from selected cases and to use it as a strategic planning tool.

    Industrial Training

    This module includes exposure in an actual working environment. You will work in organisations outside the university; enabling you to apply concepts and theories acquired during this course.

    Final Year Project I

    This module includes the plans of the research which include collecting and analysing data. You are also required to complete an academic research project to be submitted at the end of the semester. The project is carried out under the supervision of the lecturer.

    Final Year Project II

    You are required to complete an academic research project to be submitted at the end of the semester. This project is carried out under the supervision of the lecturer.

    Electives

    Mobile Game Programming 
    This module teaches you game design basics and programming essentials, culminating in the creation of Android-compatible game engines and playable apps. Through hands-on projects, you will learn to develop games for both smartphones and tablets using APIs from the latest and earlier Android SDK releases.

    Game Production and Publishing
    This module introduces some order to the chaotic world of game production and publishing. It focuses on the nuts and bolts of managing game development, including defining the game’s goal, creating a plan to achieve this goal, effectively managing the people who make the game happen, and dealing with all the other bumps along the way.

    Final Year Project
    This capstone module entails system design specification, implementation, and evaluation, culminating in a written report, demonstration, and oral presentation. It challenges you to apply your knowledge to a specific topic, enhancing organisational, theoretical, and applied skills.

    Practical Training
    With practical training, you will be involved in the gaming field in real world setting. It will also give the organisation the opportunity to train you to cater for the industry demands upon your graduation.  


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    COURSE MODULES

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    BBA (Hons) Digital Transformation (ODL)

    COURSE MODULES

    N-DL/340/6/0802(PA12383)07/27

    COURSE MODULES

    Year 1

    Business Statistics

    Business Statistics is the data science that allows making commercial decisions based on some numerical and observable scales under uncertainties. It requires data collection, grouping, description, organisation, review, and interpretation. You will earn a microcredential from John Hopkins University via Coursera for Campus.

    Financial Accounting

    The purpose of this unit is to introduce you to financial accounting and reporting. It is designed to give an understanding of the scope and role of accounting within the business environment and to enable you to comment critically on use of various accounting indicators. The emphasis is on understanding and interpreting financial accounting data and developing an awareness of the form, content and limitations of contemporary reporting. You will earn a microcredential from University of Virginia via Coursera for Campus.

    Microeconomics

    Microeconomics is the social science that studies the implications of incentives and decisions, specifically about how those affect the utilization and distribution of resources. It shows how and why different goods have different values, how individuals and businesses conduct and benefit from efficient production and exchange, and how individuals best coordinate and cooperate with one another. You will earn a microcredential from University of Pennsylvania via Coursera for Campus.

    Business Research Method

    This course begins with a discussion on the process of knowledge creation, with an emphasis on the production of scientific knowledge. Important building blocks in this process are frames of reference, scientific ideals, problem formulation, scientific approaches and methods for data collection and analysis. Particular emphasis is placed on the importance of a well thought-out choice of topic, and a careful specification of the problem statement (research question). The general scientific approaches (primarily induction and deduction) are penetrated and connected to different types of research strategies. The possibilities and limitations of quantitative and qualitative methods are also discussed. You will earn a microcredential from University of North Texas via Coursera for Campus.

    Fundamentals to Information Security

    This course explains the need for Information Security. It also demonstrates the various components that make up the Information Security domain, and the application of Information Security in an Organization. You will earn a microcredential from University of London & Royal Holloway, University of London via Coursera for Campus.

    Introduction to Block Chain

    This course explains about the need for Blockchain Technology, demonstrates the  Blockchain model  and its  application  in the business environment. You will earn a microcredential from Duke University via Coursera for Campus.

    Macroeconomics

    Macroeconomics is a branch of economics that studies the behaviour of an overall economy, the market or other systems that operate on a large scale. Macroeconomics studies economy-wide phenomena such as inflation, price levels, rate of economic growth, national income, gross domestic product (GDP), and changes in unemployment. It deals with the performance, structure, and behaviour of the entire economy, in contrast to microeconomics, which is more focused on the choices made by individual actors in the economy (like people, households, industries, etc.). You will earn a microcredential from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign via Coursera for Campus.

    Financial Management

    This subject introduces you to the importance of financial management in business operations. You will learn the effects of changes in the business environment on the financial performance of firms and the various indicators used to assess the health and performance of an organisation. You will earn a microcredential from RICE University via Coursera for Campus.

    Introduction to Management

    This course will give you an in-depth understanding of the basic concepts and theories of management while exploring the manager’s operational role in all types of organizations. You will earn a microcredential from the University of California, Irvine via Coursera for Campus.

    Principles of Marketing

    This subject develops your basic understanding of concepts and theories of marketing, allowing you to hone your ability to develop marketing activities and plans. You will earn a microcredential from IE Business School, Spain via Coursera for Campus.

    Digital Information Security Management 

    Information Assurance is dedicated to keeping information safe from harm. This not only encompasses computer security, but also communications security, operations security, and physical security. For example, NSA has an Information Assurance Directorate tasked with: “detecting, reporting, and responding to cyber threats; making encryption codes to securely pass information between systems; and embedding IA measures directly into the emerging Global Information Grid. It includes building secure audio and video communications equipment, making tamper protection products, and providing trusted microelectronics solutions.

    Marketing Management

    This module expands your knowledge of marketing by introducing advanced models and theories in the management of marketing strategies. It helps you to develop a critical eye to each marketing plan to ensure effectiveness and efficiency. This subject also exposes you to metrics, to create an understanding of how marketing can be measured to ensure effectiveness. You will earn a microcredential from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign via Coursera for Campus.

    Information Systems

    This course explains the general computer architecture, describes the various domains in the architecture and demonstrates the importance of each domain to students. You will earn a microcredential from the University of London via Coursera for Campus.

    Year 2

    Human Resource Management

    Human resource management is the management of an organization’s workforce. It is responsible for the attraction, selection, training, assessment, and rewarding of employees, while also overseeing organisational leadership and culture, and ensuring compliance with employment and Labour Law. You will earn a microcredential from University of Minnesota via Coursera for Campus.

    Business Communication

    This subject will help you to enhance your ability to communicate across the organisational hierarchy and provides awareness of the importance of information as a resource to achieve management objectives. This subject also trains you on skills such as negotiation, dealing with conflicts, and public speaking. You will earn a microcredential from Macquarie University via Coursera for Campus.

    Entrepreneurship

    This course introduces you to the concepts and basic theories of entrepreneurship. It helps in identifying certain characteristics and discusses the current example of successful entrepreneurs. In addition, this course introduces the guidelines for initiating new skills in developing entrepreneurial ventures. You will also learn how to assess the micro and macro environment of a business as well as how to identify and evaluate business opportunities that arises. You will earn a microcredential from HEC, Paris via Coursera for Campus.

    Operations Management

    This course seeks to enhance your understanding of basic concepts of operation management. More specifically, you should understand the important role played by the production/operation function in a business and its relation to the other functional areas. You will also be able to analyse operational decision situations using the relevant techniques. You will earn a microcredential from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign via Coursera for Campus.

    Customer Behaviour

    This course provides you the understanding of market research role, the various domains of influence such as perception, learning, motivation , attitude , personality and the external influence of society and lifestyle. You will earn a microcredential from IE Business School, Spain via Coursera for Campus.

    Industry 4.0 Readiness

    This course explains about digitalisation transformation of industries in Industry 4.0, describes the various technologies and its application and potential development in the future. You will earn a microcredential from University at Buffalo & The State University of New York via Coursera for Campus.

    Business Ethics & CSR

    This course is an advanced look into the principles and functions of business ethics in modern organisations. It examines conflicts and problems that businesses face and the increase of consciousness in business ethics. It provides the concentration on ethical issues in specific situations such as corporate governance, international business, employee rights, equal opportunity, workplace and product safety, and corporate social responsibility. You will earn a microcredential from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign via Coursera for Campus.

    Augmented Reality in Business

    This course describes the growth of Augmented Reality in todays’ businesses, the processes involved and the future AR plays in the business environment.

    Big Data- Business Intelligence

    This module provides you the ability to understand , classify, analyse data from the organisation, apply new strategies and make business intelligent. You will earn a microcredential from Yonsei University via Coursera for Campus.

    Business Law

    Business law encompasses all of the laws that dictate how to form and run a business. This includes all of the laws that govern how to start, buy, manage and close or sell any type of business, and establishes the rules that all businesses should follow.

    Elective 1*

    MPU Modules

    Philosophy and Current Issues

    This module covers the relation between philosophy, the National Education Philosophy and the National Principles of Malaysia (Rukun Negara).

    Ethics of Communication

    You will explore various ethical theories and principles that guide communication practices in professional settings. You will also learn how to navigate complex ethical dilemmas that may arise in your personal and professional life.

    Year 3

    Cloud Computing for Business

    This Course defines Cloud Computing, explains the types of Cloud services, benefits, how to incorporate cloud services in an organization by looking at the ROI, Risk, Challenges and finally the impact of Cloud and the future. You will also earn a microcredential from Duke University via Coursera for Campus.

    Elective 2*

    Internet of Things

    This course explains the concept behind the Internet Of Things, demonstrates the components that make up IoT, and the application of IoT in the business scenario. You will earn a microcredential from University of California, San Diego via Coursera for Campus.

    Project Management

    This course introduces project management, project management organisation, project selection and portfolio management, project leadership, scope management, project team building, conflict and negotiations, risk management, cost estimation and budgeting, project scheduling with networks, duration estimation, and critical path (network analysis), project scheduling with lags and crashing, critical chain project scheduling, resource management, project evaluation and control, and project closeout and termination. You will earn a microcredential from University of California, Irvine via Coursera for Campus.

    Strategic Management

    This course covers the fundamentals of strategic management, which presents the evolution and development of strategic management, strategic analysis, strategic evaluation and control. This subject teaches you to apply appropriate models, tools and methods of analysis and evaluation to aid strategic selection, evaluation, implementation and control in modern organisations. You will earn a microcredential from University of London via Coursera for Campus.

    Elective 3*

    FinTech and its Application

    This course speaks about the current trends of FinTech, the innovation that are happening, the eco-system around the  technology, emerging markets, and solutions brought about from the technology. It further explains how capital investment and innovation is leading the future emerging technologies. You will earn a microcredential from University of Michigan via Coursera for Campus.

    Capstone Project

    You will have the opportunity to apply your knowledge and skills gained throughout your programme to a real-world problem or project. This allows you to demonstrate your understanding of the subject matter and showcase your ability to think critically and creatively in solving complex problems.

    MPU Modules

    Community Service 2  

    This module will teach you to critically evaluate information, both in and out of the classroom, in order to make valid, sound decisions, to live, work, and learn respectfully with people of diverse backgrounds and beliefs and to feel comfortable and safe in your living environment.

    Integrity dan Anti-Corruption

    This module covers the basic concepts of corruption including the value of integrity, anti-corruption, forms of corruption, abuse of power in daily activities and organisations as well as ways to prevent corruption. Cases related to corruption are discussed. Teaching and learning methods are implemented in the form of ‘experiential learning’ through individual and group activities. At the end of this module, you will be able to understand the practice of integrity, the concept of corruption, anti-corruption, abuse of power, as well as the prevention of corruption in society and organisations.

    Appreciation of Ethics and Civilisation (Malaysian students)  

    This module aims to provide a true understanding of the concept of ethical appreciation, especially in complying with the National Principles (Rukun Negara), government policies, unity efforts and national development. In this module, you will also be enlightened on Malaysian history before and after its independence, and efforts undertaken in building the nation’s civilisation.

    Malay Communication 2  

    This module helps you communicate effectively in a formal/informal setting, building your confidence as you hone your interaction skills in the national language.

    Entrepreneurial Skills 2

    Through this module, you will hone important entrepreneurial skills, including how to scale up a company, boost creativity, and manage new product development among others. You will also earn a microcredential from University of Virginia via Coursera for Campus.

    Elective Modules*

    International Marketing & Strategy

    This subject introduces you to the international marketing environment and buying behaviour by exploring marketing practices in selected markets to understand the impact of diversity in marketing products and services, and the potential in exploring international markets for business growth. You will earn a microcredential from Yonsei University via Coursera for Campus.

    Portfolio Investment Management

    Portfolio management involves building and overseeing a selection of investments that will meet the long-term financial goals and risk tolerance of an investor. Active portfolio management requires strategically buying and selling stocks and other assets in an effort to beat the broader market while passive portfolio management seeks to match the returns of the market by mimicking the makeup of a particular index or indexes. This subject aims to give you an understanding of the role of Portfolio Managers in managing investment portfolios, with the goal of achieving their clients’ investment objectives. You will earn a microcredential from University of Geneva via Coursera for Campus.

    Human Resource Development

    This subject refers to employee training, career development, performance development, mentoring, coaching, and other activities that are related to developing a workforce. HRD is considered the key to higher and better productivity as it helps employees develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes an employer wants in its employees. You will earn a microcredential from University of California, Irvine via Coursera for Campus.

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