Professional Documents
Culture Documents
TERM OF REFERENCE.............................................................................................3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.............................................................................................4
TABLE OF CONTENTS..............................................................................................5
1.0
1.1
Core Purpose......................................................................................................7
5 year Mission.....................................................................................................7
Core Values......................................................................................................... 7
1.2
ANDAM Crest...............................................................................................8
1.3
Achievement So Far.....................................................................................9
1.4
Taylors Offices...........................................................................................10
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1.0
Core Purpose
To educate the youth of the world to take their productive place as leaders in the
global community.
5 year Mission
Top Employers Top Choice University by 2016
Core Values
We believe in:
We believe in respecting and caring for each other
We will promote an environment where every member is valued and appreciated;
where personal and cultural differences are respected and members have a safe
place for expression. We will encourage our people to exercise initiative and
responsibility and the effort of individuals and teams will always be recognised.
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The Taylor's crest embodies the purpose, mission and core values of the University
and College. It is a visual representation of our belief that education is a process that
propels us towards the betterment of ourselves. We believe that success belongs to
those who possess the pillars of Wisdom, Integrity and Excellence. As an institution
of higher learning with a strong heritage of excellence, we are committed to creating
an excellent teaching and learning environment for our students to shine.
Chancellery office
Strategic Development
Student Experience
Global Engagement
International Relations
Transnational Education
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3. School of Biosciences
Taylor's Foundation in Science (FIS)
Bachelor of Science (Hons) (Food Science with
Nutrition)
Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Hons)
Bachelor of Biotechnology (Hons)
Master of Science (Research)
Doctor of Philosophy (Science) (Research)
Marketing
Bachelor of Business (Hons) Marketing
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) Accounting & Finance
Bachelor of Business (Hons) Banking & Finance
Bachelor of Business (Hons) Finance & Economics
Taylors MBA (Master of Business Administration)
(Coursework)
Master in Management (Coursework)
Master in Finance (Coursework)
Doctor of Philosophy (Business) (Research)
5. School of Communication
Foundation in Communication (FICM)
Foundation in Arts (FIA)
Diploma in Communcation (DICM)
Bachelor of Mass Communication (Hons) (Advertising)
Bachelor
of
Mass
Communication
(Hons)
(Broadcasting)
Bachelor of Mass Communication (Hons) (Public
Relations)
Bachelor of Mass Communcation (Hons) (Public
Relations & Event Management)
Bachelor of Mass Communication (Hons) (Public
Relations & Marketing)
Master of Communication (Coursework & Mixed Mode)
6. School of Computing & IT
Foundation in Computing
Diploma in Information Technology (DIT)
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market trends and contain industry-relevant content. Through strong linkages and
collaborations with industry leaders and professionals, they are able to offer cocurricular programs that help expose students to practical fieldwork, gain real world
experience and enhance their marketability in the job arena.
School/Programme Name
Total Active
No.
(excluding
deferred
no)
1,423
420
48
655
257
Master of Architecture
43
School of Biosciences
Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Honours)
Bachelor of Biotechnology (Honours)
Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Food Science
with Nutrition)
Foundation in Science
School of Communication
Bachelor of Mass Communication (Honours)
(Advertising)
Bachelor of Mass Communication (Honours)
(Broadcasting)
Bachelor of Mass Communication (Honours)
(Public Relations and Event Management)
Bachelor of Mass Communication (Honours)
(Public Relations and Marketing)
Bachelor of Mass Communication (Honours)
(Public Relations)
496
165
84
113
134
1,281
116
238
194
260
52
Diploma in Communication
164
Foundation in Arts
Foundation in Communication
191
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66
School of Computing and IT
572
99
113
63
132
60
Foundation in Computing
103
School of Education
Bachelor of Education (Primary Education)
(Honours)
68
57
11
744
246
90
343
65
1,891
43
256
723
99
86
86
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291
52
210
45
637
623
14
School of Medicine
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery MBBS
368
School of Pharmacy
178
368
178
3,001
739
122
26
681
80
172
417
43
Diploma in Business
356
Foundation in Business
337
14
11
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71
71
562
81
78
258
18
64
14
Foundation in Design
49
477
28
11
18
29
Master in Finance
43
96
Master in Management
56
36
Master of Communication
42
5
7
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10
Master of Science
13
17
27
114
Bachelor of Laws
16
114
Grand Total 11,883
3. Global Outlook
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Our students are instilled with a global mindset as well as a sound understanding of
national and international business practices. This enables them to understand how
changes in the international business climate impact their immediate business
community.
4. Increased Employability
The School has forged strategic alliances with industry leaders in order to put in
place mutually beneficial partnerships and bridge the gap between academia and
industry. Their programs are therefore highly relevant and provide our students with
the latest insight into the trends and issues affecting current business practice
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