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July 2020 Intake, 2020/2021 Academic Session
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1 Dean’s Message 2
2 Introduction 3
3 Faculty Members 4–9
4 Faculty Administration Office Services 10
5 Academic Advisory Programme 10
6 Programme Coordinators 11
7 Credit Transfer Policy 12-21
8 Leave of Absence (LOA) 22
9 Rules and Regulations in Computer Labs 23-24
10 Course Registration & Refund of Tuition Fees 25-26
11 Important Link for All Students 27
Program Structures:
i) Bachelor of Accounting (Hons)
ii) Bachelor of Financial Engineering (Hons)
iii) Bachelor of Finance (Hons)
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iv) Bachelor of Marketing (Hons)
v) Bachelor of Business Management (Hons)
vi) Bachelor of Analytical Economics (Hons)
vii) Bachelor of Enterprise Management Systems (Hons)
13 List of Subjects with Pre-requisite Requirement 43-56
14 List of Subjects Offered in Trimester 3, 2020/2021 57-59
15 Academic Calendar – Academic Session, 2020/2021 60-62
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Assalamualaikum and Greetings to all
Welcome to the Faculty of Management or more fondly known as

FOM. You have made a wise choice to join us and we are really
happy to have you here.
Being an alumni of the faculty myself, it gives me a great sense

of pride to see how the faculty has evolved since its humble
beginnings in 1997. We now offer various academic programmes
from foundation studies until doctorate level studies. All our
programmes are recognised by the Malaysian Qualification
Agency (MQA) and numerous professional bodies.
At FOM, we believe strongly in the importance of inculcating not

only intellectual intelligence, but also emotional and spiritual
intelligence. We aspire to nurture and groom graduates who are
excellent in their respective fields, and possess the agility to
withstand any changes in the industry. We are proud to see our
students and alumni making impactful contributions not only in
the country, but also in the global world.
Joining this faculty is in fact joining a wonderful community. We

are dedicated to help you achieve your goals and nurture your
best abilities. At FOM, we have outstanding faculty members that
will make your learning experiences engaging and meaningful.
Enjoy your time at the faculty and happy learning!
Dr. Mohd Fairuz bin Abd Rahim

Dean, Faculty of Management (FOM)
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1. INTRODUCTION
Faculty of Management (FOM) is located next to the President’s Office, Admin Building, Multimedia
University at Cyberjaya Campus. It is one of the seven faculties in the University. Its aim is to provide and
maintain an environment conducive towards independent learning, research and intellectual enquiry,
with emphasis on the changing needs of the new millennium.
FOM offers various degree programmes at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

The following programmes are offered in the undergraduate level for Session 2019/2020
Bachelor of Accounting (Hons)

Bachelor of Analytical Economics (Hons)
Bachelor of Business Management (Hons)
Bachelor of Enterprise Management Systems (Hons)
Bachelor of Finance (Hons)
Bachelor of Financial Engineering (Hons)
Bachelor of Marketing (Hons)
At the postgraduate level, FOM offers the following programmes:
Master of Business Administration

Master of Philosophy (Mphil)
Executive Master of Business Administration
Doctor of Business Administration
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Besides teaching, FOM academic staff is actively involved in research in the areas related to management
and business such as Accounting, Management & Marketing, Finance & Economics, IT, Law & Quantitative
Method. The research activities are currently supported by three Centre of (Research) Excellence namely:
Centre for Knowledge and Innovation Management (CEKIM)

Centre of Business Excellence (CoBE)
Centre for Consumer Research & Education (CeCORE)
For any enquiries, please visit the Faculty Administration Office situated at the ground floor, FOM
building. The computer labs and academic staff office are located at the 2nd and 3rd floor of the same
building.
The following programmes are offered in the undergraduate level under distance learning.
- Bachelor of Management (Hons)
- Bachelor of Management (Hons) (Human Resource Management
- Bachelor of Management (Hons) (Marketing Management)
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2. FACULTY MEMBERS
ACADEMICIAN
NO. NAME POSITION PHONE NO. ROOM NO. E-MAIL ADDRESS

1 Dr. Mohd. Fairuz Dean 8312 5717 BR 0010 fairuz.rahim@mmu.edu.my
Abd. Rahim (Senior Lecturer) (BR 2027)
2 Dr. Ruzanna Ab. Deputy Dean 8312 5616 BR 0016 ruzanna.razak@mmu.edu.my
Razak Academic & (BR 2016)
Internationalisation
(Lecturer)
3 Ts. Dr. Magiswary Deputy Dean 8312 5707 BR 0014 magiswary.dorasamy@mmu.edu.my

Dorasamy Research & (BR 2014)
Innovation
(Senior Lecturer)
4 Dr. Abdul Aziz Ahmad Deputy Dean 8312 5676 BR 0011 aziz.ahmad@mmu.edu.my
Student Affairs & (BR 3027)
Alumni
(Lecturer)
5 Prof. Dr. Saravanan Professor 8312 5768 saravanan.muthaiyah@mmu.edu.my
Muthaiyah BR1010
6 Prof. Dr. Govindan Professor 8312 5713 BR 1021 marthandan@mmu.edu.my

Marthandan
7 Prof. Dr. Lai Ming Professor 8312 5722 BR 3026 mmlai@mmu.edu.my
Ming
8 Prof. Dr. Murali Professor 8312 5075 BR 1005 murali.raman@mmu.edu.my
Raman
9 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Chew Associate Professor 8312 5727 BR 3029 kwchew@mmu.edu.my
Kok Wai
10 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Associate Professor 8312 5653 BR 1008 cwchong@mmu.edu.my
Chong Chin Wei
11 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Associate Professor 8312 5686 BR 2004 kamarulzaman.aziz@mmu.edu.my
Kamarulzaman Ab.
Aziz
12 Assoc. Prof. Dr. 8312 5678 BR 3024 nahariah@mmu.edu.my
Nahariah Jaffar Associate Professor
13 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ong Associate Professor 8312 5665 BR 3008 hbong@mmu.edu.my
Hway Boon
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14 Assoc. Prof. Ts. Dr. Associate Professor 8312 5821 BR 2014 jayashree@mmu.edu.my
Sreenivasan
Jayashree
15 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tan Associate Professor 8312 5658 BR 2007 shtan@mmu.edu.my
Siow Hooi
16 Dr. Abadan Jasmon Lecturer 8312 5691 BR 3010 abadan.jasmon@mmu.edu.my
17 Dr. Abby Ashraff Lecturer 8312 5723 BR 3027 ashraff@mmu.edu.my
Saprudin
18 Dr. Abdullah Al- Lecturer 83125867 BR 3016 abdullah.sarwar@mmu.edu.my
Mamun Sarwar
19 Dr. Abdullah Senior Lecturer 8312 5639 BR 3013 abdullah.sallehhuddin@mmu.edu.my
Sallehhuddin
Abdullah Salim
20 Dr. Adedapo Lecturer 8312 5912 BR 2018 ojo.adedapo@mmu.edu.my
Oluwaseyi Ojo
21 Dr. Aliza Akmar Omar Senior Lecturer 8312 5701 BR 3014 aliza.akmar.omar@mmu.edu.my
22 Dr. Anusuyah Lecturer 83127532 BR2011 anusuyah.subbarao@mmu.edu.my
Subbarao
23 Dr. Aravindan Academic 8312 5764 BR 1013 aravindan@mmu.edu.my
Logeiswaran Professional
24 Dr. Arnifa Hj. Asmawi Senior Lecturer 8312 5856 BR 3006 arnifa.asmawi@mmu.edu.my
25 Dr. Bahma Specialist 1 8312 5675 BR 2026 bahma@mmu.edu.my

Sivasubramaniam
26 Ts. Dr. C.A. Senior Lecturer 8312 5679 BR 3012 malarvizhi@mmu.edu.my
Malarvizhi
27 Dr. Chong Choy Yoke Lecturer 8312 5642 BR 3015 cychong@mmu.edu.my
28 Dr. Chong Lee Lee Senior Lecturer 8312 5647 BR 2007 llchong@mmu.edu.my
29 Dr. Choon Shay Wei Lecturer 8312 5797 BR 3002 swchoon@mmu.edu.my
30 Dr. Hasliza Hassan Lecturer 8312 5688 BR 2009 hasliza.hassan@mmu.edu.my

31 Dr. Hasni Mohd. Lecturer 8312 5685 BR 2005 hasni.hanafi@mmu.edu.my
Hanafi
32 Dr. Intan Soraya Lecturer 8312 5711 BR 2024 soraya.rosdi@mmu.edu.my
Rosdi
33 Dr. Jimmy Low Jing Senior Lecturer 8312 5766 BR 3013 jhlow@mmu.edu.my
Hong
34 Dr. Junainah Mohd Lecturer 8312 5112 BR 2012 junainah@mmu.edu.my
Mahdee
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35 Dr. Kwan Jing Hui Lecturer 8312 5682 BR 3015 jhkwan@mmu.edu.my
36 Dr. Mariati 8312 5770 BU3004 mariati.norhashim@mmu.edu.my

Norhashim Senior Lecturer
37 Dr. Mazni Alias Lecturer 8312 5490 BR 2024 mazni.alias@mmu.edu.my
38 Dr. Melissa W. Migin Lecturer 8312 5869 BR 3023 melissa.migin@mmu.edu.my
39 Dr. Nasreen Khan Senior Lecturer 8312 5854 BR 2010 nasreen.khan@mmu.edu.my
40 Dr. Nguyen Thi Senior Lecturer 8312 5645 BR 3019 nguyen.thi.phuong.lan@mmu.edu.my

Phuong Lan
41 Dr. Noor Ashikin Lecturer 8312 5669 BR 3007 ashikin.rom@mmu.edu.my
Mohd Rom
42 Dr. Norhazlin Ismail Senior Lecturer 8312 5663 BR 2029 norhazlin.ismail@mmu.edu.my
43 Dr. Nurazlin Mohd. Lecturer 8312 5772 BR 2010 nurazlin.fauzi@mmu.edu.my
Fauzi
44 Dr. Olivia Tan Swee Senior Lecturer 8312 5695 BR 2003 oliviatan@mmu.edu.my
Leng
45 Dr. Ong Jeen Wei Senior Lecturer 8312 5719 BR 2021 jwong@mmu.edu.my
46 Dr. Patrick Soh Chin Senior Lecturer 8312 5638 BR 2002 chsoh@mmu.edu.my
Hooi
47 Ts. Dr. Rathimala Senior Lecturer 8312 5696 BR 2015 rathimala.kannan@mmu.edu.my
Kannan
48 Dr. Ridzwan Bakar Academic 8312 5651 BR 1009 ridzwan.bakar@mmu.edu.my
Professional
49 Dr. Seethaletchumy Senior Lecturer 8312 5799 BR 3003 seethaletchumy@mmu.edu.my
Thambiah
50 Dr. Sellywati Mohd. Lecturer 8312 5574 BR 2015 sellywati.faizal@mmu.edu.my

Faizal
51 Dr. Sharmini Lecturer 8312 5517 BR2011 sharmini.gopinathan@mmu.edu.my
Gopinathan
52 Dr. Shereen Khan Lecturer 8312 5694 BR 2029 shereen.khan@mmu.edu.my
53 Dr. Sunita Lylia Lecturer 8312 5859 BR 2005 lylia.hamdan@mmu.edu.my

Hamdan
54 Dr. Tan Booi Chen Senior Lecturer 8312 5721 BR 3025 bctan@mmu.edu.my
55 Dr. Tan Chuie Hong Senior Lecturer 8312 5402 BR 2019 chtan@mmu.edu.my
56 Dr. Tan Siow Kian Senior Lecturer 8312 5688 BR 2009 sktan@mmu.edu.my
57 Dr. Teh Boon Heng Senior Lecturer 8312 5052 BR 3009 bhteh@mmu.edu.my
58 Dr. Yap Voon Choong Senior Lecturer 8312 5659 BR 2025 vcyap@mmu.edu.my
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59 Dr. Yvonne Lee Lean Lecturer 8312 5184 BR 2020 yvonne.lelee@mmu.edu.my

Ee
60 Aaron Pook Sow Yee Lecturer 8312 5249 BR 3020 sypook@mmu.edu.my
61 Anisah Jumaat Lecturer 8312 5657 BR 2016 anisah.jumaat@mmu.edu.my
62 Azleen Shabrina Lecturer 8312 5715 BR 3011 azleen.mohdnor@mmu.edu.my

Mohd. Nor
63 Aznur Hajar Abdullah Lecturer 8312 5726 BR 3028 aznur-hajar@mmu.edu.my
64 Azrena Mohd. Nor Foundation 8312 5531 BR 2012 azrena.mdnoor@mmu.edu.my

Lecturer 2
65 Diyana Abdul Mahad Lecturer 8312 5234 BR 3004 diyana.mahad@mmu.edu.my
66 Goh Han Hwa Lecturer 8312 5052 BR 3009 hhgoh@mmu.edu.my
67 Hamsatulazura Lecturer 8312 5853 BR 3004 hamsatulazura.hamzah@mmu.edu.my

Hamzah
68 Haslin Johari Lecturer 8312 5830 BR 3014 haslin.johari@mmu.edu.my
69 Izyan Syazana Lecturer 8312 5608 BR 3005 syazana.awaludin@mmu.edu.my

Awaludin
70 Ts. Lilian Foundation 8312 5672 BR 2006 lilian.anthonysamy@mmu.edu.my
Anthonysamy Lecturer 2
71 Maizatul Fateha Assistant Lecturer 8312 5700 BR 2003 maizatul.fateha@mmu.edu.my
Mohd. Baidzowi
72 Meyappan Gopalan Lecturer 8312 5781 BR 2018 gopalan@mmu.edu.my
73 Mohamad Iruwan Lecturer 8312 5336 BR 3010 mohamad.iruwan@mmu.edu.my

Ghuslan
74 Muhammad Nizam Senior Lecturer 8312 5904 BR2027 muhammad.nizam@mmu.edu.my

Zainuddin
75 Nadira Mohamed Isa Lecturer 8312 5785 BR 3018 nadira@mmu.edu.my
76 Nithyaroobini Foundation 8312 5361 BR 3003 nithyaroobini@mmu.edu.my

Munian Assistant Lecturer
77 Noor Shahaliza Lecturer 8312 5689 BR 3006 noor.shahaliza@mmu.edu.my
Othman
78 Nor Aishah Muyop Professional 1 8312 5776 BR 2019 nor.aishah.muyop@mmu.edu.my
79 Nor Azliana Aridi Lecturer 8312 5784 BR 2028 nor.azliana.aridi@mmu.edu.my
80 Nor Hazleza Lecturer 8312 5721 BR 3025 hazleza@mmu.edu.my

Mohamed
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81 Norizaton Azmin Lecturer 8312 5459 BR 2023 azmin@mmu.edu.my

Mohd. Nordin
82 Norzarina Md. Yatim Lecturer 8312 5662 BR 2028 norzarina.yatim@mmu.edu.my
83 Nurbani Md. Hassan Lecturer 8312 5683 BR 3007 nurbani.hassan@mmu.edu.my
84 Nurul Nadia Nordin Lecturer 8312 5641 BR 2022 nurul.nadia@mmu.edu.my
85 Nursyamimi Houd Foundation NA BR 2013 nursyamimi.houd@mmu.edu.my

Lecturer 1
86 Putri Nurul Aainaa Foundation 8312 5641 BR 2022 aainaa.rusli@mmu.edu.my
Rusli Lecturer 1
87 Putri Nurul Izza Rusli Foundation 8312 5721 BR 2013 nurulizza.rusli@mmu.edu.my
Lecturer 2
88 Rapiah Mohd. Zaini Lecturer 8312 5602 BR 3011 rapiah@mmu.edu.my
89 Rekha Thangatorai Foundation 8312 5787 BR 2006 rekha@mmu.edu.my

Lecturer 1
90 Salmi Md Zahid Lecturer 8312 5692 BR 3018 salmi.md.zahid@mmu.edu.my
91 Salsiah Mohd. Ali Lecturer 8312 7254 BR 2026 salsiah.mohd.ali@mmu.edu.my

92 Thai Siew Bee Lecturer 8312 5664 BR 3002 sbthai@mmu.edu.my
93 Vincent Oh Kim Seng Lecturer 8312 5693 BR 3020 ksoh@mmu.edu.my
94 Zarehan Selamat Senior Lecturer 8312 5667 BR 3005 zarehan.selamat@mmu.edu.my
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
NO. NAME POSITION PHONE NO. ROOM NO. E-MAIL ADDRESS

1 Azniyati Akmar Bt Ab Khalid Senior Manager 8312 5580 BR 0004 azniyati.akmar@mmu.edu.my
2 Nik Nor Azma Bt Nik Arif Assistant Manager 8312 5584 BR 0001 nik.nor.azma@mmu.edu.my
3 Sharifah Junaidah Bt Syed Assistant Manager 8312 5810 BR 0005 junaidah.dahari@mmu.edu.my
Dahari
4 Rahayu Niza Bt Ramlan Assistant Manager 8312 5280 BR 0006 rahayu-niza@mmu.edu.my
5 Dalila Fathee Assistant Manager 8312 5501 BR 0003 dalila.fathee@mmu.edu.my
6 Suhaila Shapiee Dean’s Secretary 8312 5583 BR 0009 suhaila.shapiee@mmu.edu.my
7 Rosilawati Ramli Senior Clerk 8312 5589 Admin rosila@mmu.edu.my
office
8 Sarina Abdullah Senior Clerk 8312 5871 Admin sarina.abdullah@mmu.edu.my
office
9 Noormiza Ghazali Clerk 8312 5368 Admin noormiza.ghazali@mmu.edu.my
office
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10 Mohd Saiful Fadzly Bin Mohd Clerk 8312 5368 Admin mohd.saiful@mmu.edu.my
Danial office
11 Nor Shehah Bt Isa Senior Technical 83125783 Admin norshehah.isa@mmu.edu.my
Assistant office
12 Izahanis Bt Ishak Technician 8312 5640 AR 2002 izahanis.ishak@mmu.edu.my
13 Zulkefly Yusup Technician 8312 5756 AR 3004 zulkefly@mmu.edu.my
14 Mohd Harith Jamaluddin Technician 8312 5636 AR 1002 mohd.harith@mmu.edu.my
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3. FACULTY ADMINISTRATION OFFICE SERVICES
The main function of the Faculty Administration Office is to support teaching, research and other
academic activities in the Faculty. Its stakeholders include students, staff and other university centers/
departments and outsiders. As such, the commitment is made to its stakeholders to deal with their
requests, problems and concerns in a satisfactory and speedy manner.
For the students, the Faculty Administration Office ensures that a comprehensive set of administrative
procedures that meets their need is in place. The services provided include a coherent set of procedures
in relation to, and assistance with, the following:
a) Course administration: timetable, registration, add-drop, withdrawal, examination, academic

evaluation, credit transfer and leave of absence.
b) Student Administration: change of programme/ major, campus transfer, and student records.
c) Student grievance procedures: the office is responsible for the administration of the student grievance
procedures. Advice is available from the Faculty assistant manager.
d) Secretariat of Services: the office provides the secretariat support to the Faculty Board including the
production of agendas and minutes of the meeting, servicing the faculty committees and preparation
of official documents.
Besides that, the office also is responsible to provide computing facilities to students. This includes usage
of Internet accessed computers, printers and other devices.
4. ACADEMIC ADVISORY PROGRAMME
Objective
To provide an environment of continuous academic advisory support in terms of assisting students with
correct academic information, advising students on the subjects and workloads to be taken per trimester
as well as advising students on other academic matters.
Implementation
1. Each student will be assigned an academic advisor during the first trimester of Beta level.
2. The academic advisor will provide necessary advisory support, and monitor students’ performance.
3. All students will be required to meet their academic advisor at least twice a Trimester, as below:
Every Early Trimester – students will see their academic advisor to discuss the load, as well as
reporting their previous examination results
Before the end of a Trimester – to discuss subjects to be taken next Trimester as well as their
study loads. The academic advisor will refer the students to specialist counselor if deemed
necessary.
It is a must to meet up with their academic advisor and complete the assessment before they are
allowed to register subjects.
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5. PROGRAMME COORDINATORS
Program Head of Department Programme Industrial Training

Coordinator Coordinator
Bachelor of Accounting (Hons) Dr. Abby Ashraff Ms. Hamsatulazura Ms. Azleen Shabrina
Saprudin binti Hamzah Mohd. Nor
Bachelor of Financial Dr. Teh Boon Heng Ms. Zarehan Selamat Ms. Norizaton Azmin
Engineering (Hons) Mohd Nordin
Bachelor of Business Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dr. Tan Siow Kian Mr. Aaron Pook Sow
Management (Hons) Sreenivasan Jayashree Yee
Bachelor of Finance (Hons) Dr. Teh Boon Heng Dr. Kwan Jing Hui Ms. Norizaton Azmin
Mohd Nordin
Bachelor of Marketing (Hons) Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dr. Tan Booi Chen Dr. Nurazlin Mohd
Sreenivasan Jayashree Fauzi
Bachelor of Analytical Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tan Siow Mr. Goh Han Hwa Dr. C.A Malarvizhi
Economics (Hons) Hooi
Bachelor of Enterprise Dr. Patrick Soh Chin Ts.Dr. Rathimala Ts. Dr. Anusuyah
Management Systems (Hons) Hooi Kannan Subbarao
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6. CREDIT TRANSFER POLICY
MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY (MMU)
POLICY ON CREDIT TRANSFER

Document No: Version: 1 Effective Date:
MMU/CQAAE/PP-02 Revision: 0 01.11.2012
This credit transfer policy stated below is approved by Senate no. 159 held on 10 th January 2013 to be in line with the
Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE)’s policy. It takes effect beginning Trimester 2, 2012/13 session.
CREDIT TRANSFER POLICY (Bachelor’s Degree)
1. The syllabus of the subject offered for credit transfer must cover at least 80% syllabus of the
corresponding subject at MMU.
2. The grade obtained for the subject offered for credit transfer shall be equivalent to at least MMU
grade C.
3. The credit value of the subject from the programme to be transferred must be the same or more than
the credit value of the subject offered by MMU.
4. Only subjects from accredited Diploma programmes can be considered for credit transfer.
5. The maximum transferrable credit is 30% (approximately one year of Bachelor's degree duration) of
the total programme’s credit.
6. Student who possesses an advanced diploma in addition to a Diploma qualification may apply for a
consideration for credit transfer of up to a maximum of two years of the Bachelor’s degree duration.
Student may join the third year of the programme if the application is successful.
7. Transfer of credit from a higher level programme (e.g. Bachelor’s degree) to lower program (e.g.
diploma) is not permitted.
8. Horizontal credit transfer is allowed.
a. Student following a programme and wishes to change to another programme offered by MMU at
the same level and within the same field. (Eg : from FCI to FIST and vice versa, from FOM to FBL
and vice versa)
Grade transfer is allowed. In this case, there is no limit to the amount of credit allowed to be
transferred.
If the previous programme is from another institution of higher learning, the credit transfer is
dependent on the residential year (1 year for Bachelor’s degree level and 1 semester for the
Diploma level)
No credit or grade transfer is (including the MPU subjects) allowed.
b. Student who quit a programme and wishes to continue another programme at the same level in
MMU.
Grade transfer may be considered. In this case, there is no limit to the amount of credit
allowed to be transferred. The subject taken by the student must not be more than FIVE
years prior to the registration date of the new programme at MMU.
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If the previous programme was taken from another institution, the credit transfer is
dependent on the residential year (1 year for Bachelor’s degree level and 1 semester for
the Diploma level)
c. Student of a programme who enrol for a few subjects at another institution of higher learning at
the same time (for example via mobility or exchange programme)
Credit transfer is allowed and it must not be more than 30% of the total credit of the
programme registered for and it is also dependent upon the mutual understanding of
both institutions.
POLICY MPU MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY

As at October 2013
Introduction
The Mata Pelajaran Umum (MPU) has been introduced by the Ministry of Education in 2013 to replace
the Mata Pelajaran Wajib (MPW). It aims to provide undergraduate students with the knowledge and
skills to prepare them for life in modern society.
The MPUs are divided into four clusters of subjects as below :

U1: Appreciation of the philosophy, values and history,
U2: Mastery of soft skills,
U3: Expansion of knowledge about Malaysia,
U4: Practical community management skills such as community service and cocurriculum.
Programs at the levels below are exempted from offering the MPUs.
i. Masters and doctoral programs
ii. Short courses
iii. Foundation level programs
Implementation of MPU in MMU

1. MPU Structure
The table below shows the MPU’s implementation structure that is agreed to be implemented
at the Diploma and Bachelor’s Degree level in Multimedia University.
Table 1: Implementation Structure of MPU
Level of Study U1 U2 U3 U4 Total CH
Bachelor
2 Subjects 1 Subject 1 Subject 1 Subject
Degree
(6 Ch) (3 Ch) (3 Ch) (2 Ch) 14
(Level 6)
1 Subject
1 Subject 1 Subject 1 Subject
Diploma (2 Ch) 9
(3 Ch) (2 Ch) (2 Ch)
(Level 4)
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2. Implementation by Cluster
The implementation of Cluster U1 is as shown in Table 2 below:
Table 2: Breakdown of U1 subjects by local and international students and the language of instruction
Language of
Local Student International Student
Instruction
MPU1 Ch Bachelor Bachelor
Diploma Diploma Bahasa
Degree Degree English
(Level 4) (Level 4) Melayu
(Level 6) (Level 6)
Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi
3 √ √
1
Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi
3 √ √
2
Pengajian Malaysia 2 3 √ √
Pengajian Malaysia 3 3 √ √
Tamadun Islam dan
3 √ √
Tamadun Asia (TITAS)
Hubungan Etnik 3 √ √
Bahasa Kebangsaan A Intended for SPM non-credit students as one of the compulsory components in U2
Subjects to be offered in the Clusters U2, U3 and U4 should fall within the category shown in
Table 3 below.
Table 3: Implementation of U2, U3 and U4 Cluster
Language of
U2 U3 U4 Instruction at
MMU
Leadership Skills and
Malaysia Economic Community Service English
Human Relations
Government and
Design and Innovation
Public Policy of Co-curriculum English
Skills
Malaysia
Organizational
Behavior in Malaysia
Writing Skills English
Diverse Ethnic
Community
Comparative
Thinking Skills English
Religion
Entrepreneurship Skills Comparative Ethics English
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In MMU, the evaluation for MPU subjects will be carried out as follows:
Table 4: Methods of Evaluation

MPU Coursework (%) Examination (%)*
U1, U2 & U3 50% to 70% 30% to 50%
U4 100% -
As tabulated in Table 4, lecturers are allowed to choose the weightage for coursework and examination
as per stipulated in the table above.
*need not be from final exam
3. Policy Regarding MPU :
3.1 General
3.1.1 All students enrolling into MMU beginning trimester 1, 2013/14 are compulsory to
take the MPU subjects. Students who have enrolled into MMU prior to trimester 2,
2013/14 must take the MPW subjects offered.
3.1.2 Malaysian nationals who did not undergo the primary and/or secondary education in
Malaysia and did not sit for SPM, are still subjected to the local students’ MPU
requirement.
3.1.3 Students are not allowed to take the same subject for U2, U3 and U4 at Diploma and
Bachelor’s degree level. For example, Situation 1: A student took Public Speaking at
Diploma level. Later when he moved on to the Bachelor’s degree level, he took Public
Speaking again. This is not allowed. Situation 2: A student took Public Speaking level
1 at Diploma level. Later when he moved on to the Bachelor’s degree level, he took
Public Speaking level 2. This is allowed as the level of the subject is different.
3.1.4 Students from Brunei, Indonesia and Singapore who underwent ‘O’ Level studies and
has taken Bahasa Melayu will be exempted from taking Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi
2. They must replace Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 2 with another subject from cluster
U2 or U3. This policy is to ensure the student fulfils the graduating credit hour.
3.1.5 International students must pass Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 1 at Diploma level and
Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 2 at Bachelor’s degree level. This is a graduation
requirement.
3.1.6 Credit transfer for MPU subjects from Diploma level to Bachelor’s degree level is not
allowed.
3.2 MPU1
3.2.1 TITAS and Hubungan Etnik are compulsory subjects for local students at Bachelor’s
degree level and must be taught in Bahasa Melayu.
3.2.2 Pengajian Malaysia 2 is a compulsory subject for Diploma students only.
3.2.3 Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 2 and Pengajian Malaysia 3 are compulsory subjects for
international students at bachelor degree level.
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3.2.4 Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 1 is a compulsory subject for international student at

Diploma level.
3.3 MPU2, MPU3 and MPU4

3.3.1 Student is allowed to choose from the list of subject offer as U2, U3 and U4.
3.3.2 Due to the complexity and different LO, U2, U3 and U4 subjects are not to be taught
in the same class for Diploma and Degree students.
3.3.3 Local students who were given exemption in Bahasa Malaysia at SPM level are
compulsory to take the following U2 subjects :
Diploma level:
No Subject CH
1 Academic Writing 2
Bachelor’s degree level:

No Subject CH
1 Beginner level foreign language* subjects 3
*The foreign language must be a language which they had no formal
education in.
GUIDELINES FOR CREDIT TRANSFER
1. The students must complete successfully a diploma of at least two years full time duration (post
SPM or equivalent) in the appropriate field of management. The students must have completed
and obtained the award of Diploma (recognized by MQA) OR
2. The students who have undergone or are undergoing other undergraduate degree level courses
approved by the respective Dean as equivalent to MMU undergraduate degree programmes.
3. The syllabus of the subject offered for credit transfer must cover at least 80% syllabus of the
corresponding subject at MMU.
4. The grade obtained for the subject offered for credit transfer shall be equivalent to at least MMU
grade C.
5. The following subjects will not be considered for credit transfer :
a. All MPU subjects

b. Research Methodology
c. Co-curriculum
d. Introduction to Cyberpreneurship (except for DIA, DBA & DIC, DIT,DEC (MMU) students)
e. All Pure Accounting subjects for Bachelor of Accounting (Hons)
6. The maximum transferrable credit is 30% (approximately one year of Bachelor's degree duration)
of the total programme’s credit.
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7. A committee appointed by the Dean will conduct the vetting exercise for credit transfer.
8. Interviews will be conducted to evaluate the capabilities of the students (if necessary).
9. Below is the credit transfer status for types of subject not allowed for credit transfer:
Subject Type Credit Transfer Status

Industrial Training not transferrable
Project not transferrable
MPU subjects not transferrable
English for Business not transferrable
Studies
English for Business not transferrable
Communication
Introduction to *not transferrable
Cyberpreneurship
*Not applicable to students from MMU’s programme
Guidelines for Implementation
1. The award of credit transfer will be administered on a case to case basis.

2. Students are allowed to do exemption and credit transfer only during the first trimester of first
year (once per entry).
3. The students are required to fill up the credit transfer form ONLINE (one subject per form).
4. The students are advised to apply ONLY the subjects that they are qualified for credit
transfer.
5. The Faculty may interview the applicant, if deemed necessary.
6. No application for credit transfer will be received after the deadline given.
7. Award of credit transfer shall be at the discretion of the Dean.
The student's request for credit transfer and exemption will only be considered when they have
submitted their request form together with the following documents:
An official transcript of examination results issued by the college/institution attended

by the student, giving the complete list of subjects taken and grades obtained,
A copy of Diploma/STPM/SPM certificates.
Complete syllabus of the subject/s, which the applicant is applying for credit transfer.
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Credit Transfer for Bachelor of Accounting (Hons) programme
To : Bachelor of Accounting Students
From : Head, Accounting Unit, FOM
Subject : Credit Transfer
Date : 14 June 2005
Dear Students,
Please be informed that credit transfer for subjects listed below are NOT ALLOWED under any
circumstances.
Foundation Subjects Practical Training

Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
Management Accounting 1
Financial Accounting and Reporting 1
Principles of Finance Elective Subjects
Internal Auditing
Major Subjects International Accounting
Financial Accounting and Reporting 2 Technology Management
Research Project 1
Business Law
Research Project 2
Accounting Information System 1
E-Auditing
Public Sector Accounting Production and Operation Management
Corporate Finance Accounting Seminar
Principles of Marketing Enterprise Resource Planning Systems
Auditing Management Consultancy
Taxation 1 Research Methodology
Management Accounting 2 Forensic
Advanced Auditing
Taxation 2
Corporate Accounting 1
Accounting Information Systems 2
Human Resource Management
Professional Ethics
Accounting Theory
Strategy
Securities Investment and Portfolio Mgt
Company Law & Secretarial Practice
Advanced Management Accounting
Advanced Taxation
Advanced Accounting Information System
Corporate Accounting 2
Management Decision Science
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FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT
HOW TO APPLY FOR CREDIT TRANSFER
DIPLOMA OTHER COLLEGE
Submission of application forms, syllabi &

transcript to admission (E-Registration)
29th June – 3rd July 2020

Notes:
1. Students have to fill
Send up the form:
May email to the
29, 2013 lecturers
– June 7, 2013to be
reviewed for credit transfer https://forms.gle/2Q
rs9tBBPs6JHW5o7
6th July 2020 (Monday) 2. Faculty will send the
documents and
guidelines for Credit
Transfer
Completed forms with lecturers’ approval
and related documents submitted to FOM
Admin via email
6th July 2020 – 13th July 2020

Week 1 & 2
Release result (through online-CamSys)

Week 3
NOTE:
Please send together your certified syllabi and transcript with the form to the lecturers involves for
credit transfer. After approval from the lecturers, kindly submit all related documents to FOM
Admin for further process.
FOM Admin: Send all the documents via email to noormiza.ghazali@mmu.edu.my and cc to
dalila.fathee@mmu.edu.my
Please take note that we will be not entertained any application after the deadline given
(13th July 2020)
Faculty of Management 19
DIPLOMA MMU (AUTO CREDIT TRANSFER)
Kindly follow the guidelines as below:-
Screen for student
Verify Auto Credit Transfer
Self-Service > Credit Transfer > Verify Auto Credit Transfer
Student need to tick checkbox verify and click button Verify. The status will change to Verified
and button Verify will automatically disabled.
Once student verify, the record has been stored at Course Credit – Manual (page Faculty admin).
Then, student can click View Transfer Credit Report for double confirm the CT subjects has been
stored in student record.
Student may also check at Academic Achievement
End process.
7. Guidelines on Leave of Absence as agreed by Special Senate No. 74 (29.05.2012):
1) Leave of absence is defined as a student’s request to be away from the University for a
minimum of a trimester period and a maximum of three trimesters.
2) Leave of absence may be requested only for national services, serious illnesses, financial
problems, or compassionate reasons. Application for Leave of Absence must be supported by
official documents.
3) Leave of Absence should be requested prior to the trimester in which the leave is taken, if
possible.
4) A student on Leave of Absence should not enroll in another academic institution during the
period of leave without prior approval from the University.
5) Except for National services and Medical reasons, the period of the student’s leave from the
university will be counted as part of the student’s candidature period.
6) A student who fails to register for any subject after the end of the leave of absence period may
lead his/her student’s status to be changed to ‘Dismissed’.
7) Students should discuss with their academic advisors prior to Leave of absence. International
students MUST report to International Office (IO) before applying for Leave of Absence.
Note : All the above are subjects to be changed as directed by ERU.
8. RULES AND REGULATIONS IN COMPUTER LABS
Seven computer laboratories are currently available in FOM for student’s use. Students are welcome to use
the facilities provided. However they must follow all the regulations and to use the facilities provided
responsibly and in manner that will not adversely affect other users. The technicians are empowered by the
Dean to take note of the student’s name, ID and to make the relevant report to the FOM lab disciplinary
committee headed by Associate Dean concerned. Students found guilty will be fined and/or suspended from
using the computers. Students will have the right to defense at the Enquiry Board Meeting.
FOM computer labs are located at 2nd& 3rd Floor, FOM Building. The labs are:
AR2001 AR3001
AR2002 AR3003
The rules and regulations are as follows:

1. University computing facilities are provided solely for the University’s educational, research and
administrative activities unless otherwise authorized.
2. Users are allowed to access into the computer labs only with MMU ID. Access is restricted to MMU’s
faculty, students, and staff. Others may access with written authorization from the Deans, Directors or
authorized representatives.
3. Proper attire must be observed in the computer labs. Users are not allowed to wear shorts, miniskirts,
sleeveless shirts or slippers while in the computer labs. The lab assistants are authorized to prohibit
users from accessing the lab if the users do not adhere to these rules.
4. Users should refrain from using any vulgar, distasteful or derogatory language in messages transmitted
by electronic mail or interactive sessions. Disruptive talking is also not allowed. The Lab Assistants are
authorized to ask users to leave the lab if the users do not comply with the rules.
5. Food, drinks and smoking are strictly prohibited throughout the computer labs.
6. In the event, the user has to leave the computer unattended for more than 5 minutes, the user must
inform the technician, else it will be assured that the user does not require the facilities anymore and
the next waiting student will have the right to use the computer.
7. Users must follow normal standards of computer utilization policies in your use of the computing
resources. Recreational use such as internet and email are not supported or accommodated but may
be tolerated so long as it does not interfere with the management, operation or availability of the
resource for its intended educational purposes.
8. No person shall deliberately or recklessly impair or undermine the usability or performance of
computing facilities, the network, system programs, software or other stored information or data.
Typical deliberate and reckless actions includes but are not restricted to:
Boot-up the PC from a floppy diskette
Adding computer peripherals
Changing the PC configuration of the CPU, monitor, operating system, etc.
Removing or relocating computing facilities
Printing personal items
Infecting the computing facilities with computer virus
Run password cracking and network snooping programme
Attempt to crash a system or exploit the weaknesses in security at any critical systems (server &
networking control systems)
Deleting or modifying any file/files or directory/directories installed
Adding new files into a directory which are not related to the directory
Providing any form of information to any person outside Multimedia University with or without the
intention to undermine the integrity of the facilities.
Lab software that is copyrighted may not be copied. Students may not install, alter or delete any
software program or utility on any computer lab.
9. In the event of the problems with the software or equipment, the lab assistant should be notified
immediately. Users should not tamper with the computer hardware in any way.
10. Users are responsible for the use and security of their usernames and passwords. Computer accounts
are for individual use and should be used only for the purposes for which they were intended.
11. Users must respect the privacy of others by refraining from accessing their files and/or electronic mail.
12. Computers are available on first come first served basis. Computers may not be saved or reserved in
advance for individual use. The staffs are authorized to make any computer unattended for more than
fifteen minutes available to another user and remove all materials left in the lab.
13. The University reserves the right to inspect the content of all the diskette and/or any other storage
media, at any time.
14. Files may be saved to the hard drives on the Lab computers at the user’s own risk. Saved files will be
periodically deleted without notice. Files should always be backed up to floppy disks.
15. The Lab computers have virus protection software and will give an alert if an infected disk is inserted
into the floppy drive. If this problem happens, please refer it to the lab assistance as soon as possible. It
is highly recommended that all users to install virus protection software on their personal computers to
avoid virus to spread.
16. Users must comply with the provisions of current Malaysia law relating to pornography and
pornographic materials in any form. Actions including but not restricted to accessing local or
international sites to obtain obscene and/or pornographic files, pictures, movies, captions or others are
considered “INTENTIONAL” are subject to disciplinary actions by the University and other enforcement
agencies.
17. Users are not allowed to play any form of any COMPUTER GAMES from any source, either hard disk,
floppy, INTERNET, etc at any time.
18. The staff will not responsible for any losses, damages or misplacement of users’ belongings in the
computer labs.
19. Users must comply with any additional restrictions relating to the use of particular computing facilities.
20. User may not use computing resources for any illegal or unauthorized activities. Any violation or abuse
of any policies, rules and regulations, equipment and labs, will be reported to the Dean of FOM or the
respective authorization and may result in suspension or revocation of lab privileges. The University
decision regarding the rules and regulations shall be final.
21. Any user found violating, one or more of the rules set at above, will be dealt with by the FOM disciplinary
board. If found guilty, an appropriate sentence will be meted out by the Board. The FOM Disciplinary
Board will follow the guidelines set by the University disciplinary board for students.
The General Guideline to all users:

Use the Computer responsibly and leave it in a condition you would like others to leave it for you.
Any damage or irresponsible use will only reduce the performance of computer care and hence will
ultimately decrease the level of computer service you desire from the computer lab.
SO PLEASE ACT RESPONSIBLY AT ALL TIMES
9. COURSE REGISTRATION AND REFUND OF TUITION FEES
PART I
Registration
Plan of Study
1. The plan of study for any student shall contain the subjects that the student shall register each trimester
for the duration of his/her studies in the programme. The plan shall be formulated by the student on
the advice of his/her academic advisor so as to ensure that pre-requisite course requirements are met,
and core subjects related to the student’s major and electives are included in the study plan.
Registration
2. Registration for courses must be completed before the beginning of each academic trimester.
3. Students may register for new subjects or withdraw from a subject during the first two weeks of the
trimester.
4. The Dean of a Faculty or the Director of an Academic Center may grant exemption from pre-requisite
subjects to students, that they deem fit.
Academic Load
5. Full-time students who are not on probation, shall take;
a maximum of 20 credit hours and a minimum of 12 credit hours in a 14 lecture-week.

a maximum of 10 credit hours and a minimum of 6 credit hours in an 8 lecture-week.
Withdrawal
6. A student shall be allowed to withdraw from subject that he/she has registered as per Exam Unit
announcement.
Trimester:
1 & 2 (Long Trimester)
Drop Period:
Week 1 & Week 2
Withdrawal Period: Week 3 – Week 7
Trimester:
3 (Short Trimester)
Drop Period:
Week 1 & week 2
Withdrawal Period: Week 3 – Week 4
(Students are not allowed to withdraw any subject after the withdrawal period).
Students are urged not to perceive the withdrawal policy as the same with the release of coursework mark
practice and etc. These 2 exercises are not related. There should not be any fear of the result of the
coursework mark since students should strive to get the best grade possible, not just to pass the subject.
Withdrawal will result in an automatic grade of (W) to be recorded. This grade will not be used in the
computation of the Cumulative Grade Point Average for the student concerned.
PART II
Refund of Tuition Fee
7. 100% of the course fee shall be refunded if a student withdraws from a subject within the first and
second week of any trimester only.
8. No refund shall be granted for any withdrawal of subject after the first two weeks of any trimester.
Note: All the above are subjects to be changed as directed by ERU& Finance.
*Important note.
Requirement for Graduation
Please be informed that in order to graduate, FOM students are required to obtain at least
Grade C for all subjects. This requirement will be effective by Trimester 2 2009/2010 and
onwards.
10. IMPORTANT LINK FOR ALL STUDENTS
1. Only MMU students have an access to all the links listed below.
A) MMU portal (https://online.mmu.edu.my/)

A1. Student Information: Refer to “MMU Portal”. Click “CaMSys”.
A2. Course registration and Timetable: Refer to “CaMSys”. Log in User ID and Password.
A4. Bulletin Board : Refer to “MMU Portal”. This site allows students to view all types of
announcement made by all faculties/departments/units in the university. Students are
advices to log onto the Bulletin Board for the latest information every day.
B) FOM Homepage :http://www.mmu.edu.my/fom/. Students may obtain more information on

the faculty.
C) MMLS : https://mmls.mmu.edu.my/ Students may download lecture notes, tutorial

questions, reading materials, assignment topics, announcements etc. of the particular subject
registered
D) ERU has produced video guide for students to do online subject enrollment in CaMSys. The
video have been uploaded in MMU portal as below:
MMU portal>Self-service>IT services guidelines> CaMSys
PROGRAMME
STRUCTURE
JULY 2020
FOR TRIMESTER 1
2020/2021
ACADEMIC SESSION
BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING (HONOURS)

July 2020/2021
TOTAL
BETA YEAR - 2020/2021 GAMMA YEAR - 2021/2022 DELTA YEAR - 2022/2023 EPSILON YEAR - 2023/2024
CREDIT
ACADEMIC Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 HOURS
SESSION July-20/21 Nov-20/21 Apr-20/21 Jul-21/22 Nov-21/22 Apr-21/22 July-22/23 Nov-22/23 Apr-22/23 July-23/24 Nov-23/24 Apr-23/24
Hubungan Etnik (LOCAL) -

Pengajian Malaysia 3 - 3 Co-Curriculum U4 2 Bahasa Kebangsaan A 3 8
(International) U1 or other U2
MPU SUBJECTS
TITAS (LOCAL) - BM
Komunikasi (International) 3 U3 3 6
U1
English for Business Studies Introduction to Cyberpreneurship
UNIVERSITY SUBJECTS 3 1 4
English for Business

Quantitative Analysis Principles of Finance
Practical Training
3 Communication 3 3 9
Microeconomics Management Accounting I

3 3 6
FOUNDATION
Fundamentals to Financial Financial Accounting and Reporting
Accounting 4 I 4 8
Management Macroeconomics
3 3 6
Principles of Financial Accounting Integrated Case

Management Organisational Advanced
Marketing 3 Reporting II 4 3 3 Corporate Accounting I 4 Advanced Auditing 4 6 3 Study in 3 33
Accounting II Behaviour Taxation
Accounting
Advanced
Accounting
Accounting Information Accounting
Information Systems I 3 Taxation II 3 Business Law 3 3 Accounting Theory 3 4 19
System II Information
Systems
MAJOR Taxation I Company Law and
3 Corporate Finance 3 3 Professional Ethics 3 Strategy 3 15
Secretarial Practice
Advanced
Auditing Public Sector Corporate
3 3 4 Management 4 14
Accounting Accounting II
Accounting
Securities Investment and Management

3 3 6
Portfolio Management Decision Science
Elective III 3
ELECTIVE Elective I 3 Elective II 3 12
Elective IV 3
TOTAL SUBJECTS 5 6 2 5 6 2 5 5 1 5 3 45
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS 16 20 6 15 18 6 16 17 6 17 9 146
* Malaysian who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement (either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or having passed the MPU3201 Bahasa Kebangsaan A shall be required to take 3CH MPU U2 subject. If student decided to take foreign language course
which is not their
native language and they have no formal education in.
* International students are to choose a foreign language which is not their native language and which they have no formal education or any subjects in MPU U2 subject.
Elective may be taken from any elective subjects offered in B.Acc. (Hons).
MPU Subjects CH Major Subjects CH Electives CH

Hubungan Etnik (LOCAL) U1, Financial Accounting Reporting 2 4 Trimester July
Pengajian Malaysia 3 (International) U1 3 Business Law 3 Business Planning-Taxation (ICAEW) 3
TITAS (LOCAL) U1, Accounting Information Systems I 3 E – Commerce 3
BM Komunikasi 2 (International) U1 3 Public Sector Accounting 3 Financial Statement Analysis 3
Bahasa Kebangsaan A, or Corporate Finance 3 Technology Management 3
Foreign Language Beginners Level U2 3 Organisational Behaviour 3
U3 Subjects: 3 Principles of Marketing 3 Trimester November
Islamic Institutions in Malaysia, or Auditing 3 Internal Auditing 3
Introduction to Multicultural Taxation I 3 Forensic Accounting 3
Studies in Malaysia, or Management Accounting II 3 Human Resource Management 3
Stress and Well-Being Among Malaysian Advanced Auditing 4 Advanced Financial Accounting & Reporting 3
Co-Curriculum U4 2 Principles of Marketing 3 (ICAEW)
Global Business Service (GBS) 3
Sub-total 14 Taxation 2 3
Corporate Accounting I 4 Trimester April
Accounting Information Systems 2 3 Management Consultancy 3
University Subjects CH Professional Ethics 3 E- Auditing 3
English for Busiess Studies 3 Company Law and Secretarial 3 Productions & Operation Management 3
Introduction to Cyberpreneurship 1 Practice Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems 3
Sub-total 4 Strategy 3 Tax Compliance (ICAEW) 3
Securities Investment and Portfolio 3 Sub Total 12
Management
Foundation Subjects CH Accounting Theory 3 *Maximum of 12 CH from any electives offered to Bach of Accounting
Microeconomics 3 Advanced Management Accounting 4 * Student must take ICAEW elective subjects if he/she plans to do ICAEW.
Management 3 Advanced Taxation 3
Fundamentals of Financial Accounting I 4 Advanced Accounting Information 4
Quantitative Analysis 3 Systems
Macroeconomics 3 Corporate Accounting 2 4
Management Accounting I 3 Management Decision Science 3
Financial Accounting Reporting I 4 Integrated Case Study in Accounting 3
Principles of Finance 3 Practical Training 6
English for Business Communication 3 Sub Total 87
Sub Total 29
BACHELOR OF FINANCIAL ENGINEERING (HONOURS)

July 2020/2021
BETA LEVEL GAMMA LEVEL DELTA LEVEL EPSILON LEVEL
TOTAL CREDIT
ACADEMIC Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1
HOURS
SESSION July 20/21 Nov 20/21 Apr 20/21 July 21/22 Nov 21/22 Apr 21/22 July 22/23 Nov 22/23 Apr 22/23 July 23/24
Bahasa TITAS (LOCAL)

Kebangsaan A or BM Komunikasi 2
U3 3 Co-Curriculum U4 2 3 3 11
Foreign Language* (INTERNATIONAL)
U2 U1
MPU SUBJECTS
Hubungan Etnik
(LOCAL)
Pengajian Malaysia 3 3 3
(INTERNATIONAL)
U1

3 3
Studies

Management 3 3 6
Communication
Practical Training
Financial Markets Entrepreneurial Research
Ethics & Governance 3 Principles of Finance 3 3 3 3 15
and Institutions Finance Methodology
Fundamentals of Mathematics for

3 3 Business Law 3 9
Economics Finance
CORE
Digital
Accounting for Fundamentals of
3 3 Transformation 3 9
Decision Making Marketing
Technologies
Digital Media in Analytical

3 3 6
Business Programming
Financial Statement
Corporate Finance 3 3 Research Project Personal Finance 3 6 18
Analysis 3
Investments 3 International Finance 3 Business Analytics 3 9
Introduction to Applied
Financial Statistical Mathematical
Statistics for Finance 3 3 3 Probability & Stochastic 3 Numerical Analysis 3 Financial Modelling 3 18
Analysis Programming
Processes
SPECIALISATIONS Time Series Analysis and Behavioral

Financial Derivatives 3 Basic Econometrics 3 3 3 12
Forecasting Finance
Corporate
Financial 3 Monte Carlo Simulation 3 6
Strategies
Elective 2 3 Elective 3 Elective 4 3 9

3
ELECTIVES
Elective 1 3 3
TOTAL SUBJECTS 6 6 3 7 5 3 6 6 2 1 45
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS 18 18 9 20 15 9 18 18 6 6 137
*Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement (either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or having passed the MPU3213 Bahasa Kebangsaan A during FOSEE/Diploma or other previous studies)
shall be required to take a 3CH foreign language subject. They shall only take a foreign language course which is not their native language and they have no formal education in.
*International students are to choose a foreign language which is not their native language and which they have no formal education in.
Programme Structure CH Core Subjects CH Specialilsations CH Electives CH

MPU Subjects 14 Fundamentals of Economics 3 Basic Econometrics 3 Choose 4 elective subjects 12
Core Subjects 69 Financial Markets and Institutions 3 Intro. to Applied Probability & Stochastic Processes 3 July semester:
Specialisations 36 Accounting for Decision Making 3 Time Series Analysis & Forecasting 3 Bank Management or 3
Electives 12 Principles of Finance 3 Numerical Analysis 3 Retirement Planning 3
Practical Training 6 Business Law 3 Monte Carlo Simulations 3
Total 137 Mathematics for Finance 3 Mathematical Programming 3 November semester:
Management 3 Statistics for Finance 3 Islamic Banking or 3
Hubungan Etnik (Local) U1, 3 Ethics and Governance 3 Financial Statistical Analysis 3 Financial Risk Management 3
Pengajian Malaysia 3 (International) U1 Research Metodology 3 Financial Derivatives 3
TITAS (Local) U1 3 English for Business Studies 3 Financial Modelling 3 April semester:
Bahasa Kebangsaan A/B or English for Business Communications 3 Corporate Financial Strategies 3 Portfolio Management 3
Foreign Language Beginners Level 3 Fundamentals of Marketing 3 Bahavioral Finance 3
U3 Subjects: 3 Research Project 3 Sub -total 36
Investments 3
Islamic Institutions in Malaysia, or Corporate Finance 3 Practical Training CH
Introduction to Multicultural International Finance 3 Practical Training 6
Stress and Well-Being Among Malaysian Personal Finance 3 Sub-total 6
Co Curicullum U4 2 Digital Media in Business 3
Sub-total 14 Financial Statement Analysis 3
Entrepreneurial Finance 3
Digital Transformation Technologies 3
Analytical Programming 3
Business Analytics 3
Sub-total 69
BACHELOR OF FINANCE (HONOURS)

July 2020/2021
BETA LEVEL GAMMA LEVEL DELTA LEVEL
TOTAL CREDIT
ACADEMIC Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3
HOURS
SESSION Jul 20/21 Nov 20/21 Apr 20/21 Jul 21/22 Nov 21/22 Apr 21/22 Jul 22/23 Nov 22/23 Apr 22/23
Bahasa Kebangsaan Hubungan Etnik (LOCAL)

A or Foreign Pengajian Malaysia 3 Co-Curriculum
3 3 U3 3 2 11
Language* (INTERNATIONAL) U4
U2 U1
MPU SUBJECTS
TITAS (LOCAL)
BM Komunikasi 2
3 3
(INTERNATIONAL)
U1
English for Business English for Business Fundamentals of Ethics and

3 3 3 Business Law 3 3 15
Studies Communication Marketing Governance
Practical Training
Critical Thinking
Mathematics for Research
3 Principles of Finance 3 and Applications 3 Entrepreneurship 3 3 15
Finance Methodology
in Management
FUNDAMENTALS
Accounting for Digital Transformation
3 3 6
Decision Making Technologies
Management 3 3
Fundamentals of
3 3
Economics
Financial Markets International

CORE 3 Corporate Finance 3 Personal Finance 3 3 12
and Institutions Finance
Financial Statement
3 Investments 3 6
Analysis
Corporate
Behavioural Analytical
Statistics for Finance 3 Basic Econometrics 3 Public Finance 3 3 Financial 3 3 18
Finance Programming
Strategies
Financial Statistical Financial

3 3 6
MAJOR Analysis Modelling
Financial
3 3
Derivatives
Real Estate
3 3
Finance
ELECTIVE Elective 1 3 Elective 2 3 Elective 3 3 9
INDUSTRIAL
Elective 4 3 6 9
TRAINING
TOTAL SUBJECTS 6 6 3 6 6 2 5 5 1 39
TOTAL CREDIT
18 18 9 18 15 8 15 15 6 122
HOURS
*Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement (either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or having passed the MPU3201Bahasa Kebangsaan A during FOSEE/Diploma or other previous studies)
shall be required take a 3CH foreign language subject. They shall only take a foreign language course which is not their natïve language and they have no formal education in.
Elective may be taken from any elective subjects offered in Bachelor of Finance (Hons).
Programme Structure CH Fundamentals Subject CH Specialisation: Financial Management CH

MPU Subjects 14 English For Business Studies 3 Basic Econometrics 3
Fundamentals Subjects 42 English For Business Communication 3 Analytical Programming 3
Core Subjects 18 Fundamentals of Economics 3 Behavioural Finance 3
Major 30 Accounting For Decision Making 3 Corporate Financial strategies 3
Electives 12 Ethics and Governance 3 Financial Derivatives 3
Industrial Training 6 Mathematics For Finance 3 Financial Modelling 3
Total credit hours 122 Business Law 3 Financial Statistical Analysis 3
Principles of Finance 3 Public Finance 3
Digital Transformation Technologies 3 Real Estate Finance 3
MPU Subjects CH Management 3 Statistics For Finance 3
Hubungan Etnik (Local) U1, 3 Research Methodology 3 Sub-total 30
Pengajian Malaysia 3 (International) U1 Critical Thinking and Applications in Management 3
TITAS (Local) U1, Entrepreneurship 3
BM Komunikasi 2 (International) U1 3 Fundamentals of Marketing 3 Electives CH
Bahasa Kebangsaan A, or Total 42 Trimester June 3
Foreign Language Beginners Level U2 3 Bank Management 3
U3 Subjects: 3 Core Subject CH Entrepreneurial Finance 3
Islamic Institutions in Malaysia, or Financial Markets and Institutions 3 Retirement Planning 3
Introduction to Multicultural Personal Finance 3 Trimester November 3
Studies in Malaysia, or Corporate Finance 3 Islamic banking 3
Stress and Well-Being Among Malaysian Investments 3 Financial Risk Management 3
Co-Curriculum U4 2 International Finance 3 Trimester April 3
Sub-total 14 Financial Statement Analysis 3 Portfolio Management 3
Total 18 Tax Planning 3
Sub-total 12
Industrial Training CH * A Maximum of 12 Credit hours From Any Electives subjects offered to
Practical Training 6 Bachelor of Finance Programme
Sub Total 6
BACHELOR OF MARKETING (HONS)

July 2020/2021
BETA LEVEL GAMMA LEVEL DELTA LEVEL
TOTAL
ACADEMIC Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 CREDIT
HOURS
SESSION July 20/21 Nov-20/21 Apr-20/21 July-21/22 Nov-21/22 Apr-21/22 July-22/23 Nov-22/23 Apr-22/23
Hubungan Etnik (LOCAL)

Bahasa Kebangsaan Pengajian Malaysia 3 Co-Curriculum
3 3 U3 3 2 11
A (INTERNATIONAL) U4
or other U2 U1
MPU COURSES
TITAS (LOCAL)
BM Komunikasi 2
3 3
(INTERNATIONAL)
U1
English for Business Digital Transformation

3 3 Analytical Programming 3 Business Law 3 Business Analytics 3 15
Studies Technologies
Industrial Training
Organisational
Management 3 Principles of Finance 3 3 9
Behaviour
Principles of
Managerial Mathematics 3 Management 3 Managerial Statistics 3 9
CORE Accounting
Principles of Financial English for Business

3 3 6
Accounting Communication
Fundamentals of Fundamentals of
3 3 6
Economics Marketing
Critical Thinking and
Applications in 3 3
Management
Sales & Professional Selling Seminar in Web

3 Retail Marketing 3 Consumer Behaviour 3 Internet Marketing 3 3 15
Management Marketing
Integrated Marketing
Marketing Channel Management 3 Research Methodology 3 3 Marketing Research 3 Global Marketing 3 15
Communication
SPECIALISATION
Product Planning and Technology and

3 3 Marketing Strategy 3 9
Management Innovation Marketing
Business to Business
3 6 9
Marketing
Elective 4 3 Elective 1 3 Elective 3 3 Elective 2 3 12

ELECTIVES
0
TOTAL COURSES 6 5 3 6 6 3 5 5 1 40
TOTAL CREDIT
18 15 9 18 18 9 15 14 6 122
HOURS
*Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement (either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or having passed the MPU3201Bahasa Kebangsaan A during FOSEE/Diploma or other previous studies)
shall be required take a 3CH foreign language subject. They shall only take a foreign language course which is not their natïve language and they have no formal education in.
The 4 FOM Elective subjects are to be chosen

from any subjects offered by FOM except
subjects offered to Bachelor of Accounting (Hons).
These include:
Programme Structure CH Marketing Core CH Marketing Specialisation CH Marketing Electives CH

MPU Courses 14 English for Business Studies 3 Sales and Professional Selling Management 3 Elective 1 Options: 3
Marketing Core 48 English for Business Communication 3 Marketing Channel Management 3 E1 = Internal Marketing
Marketing Specialisation 48 Management 3 Research Methodology 3 E1 = Corporate Social Responsibility
Electives 12 Fundamentals of Marketing 3 Retail Marketing 3 E1 = Environmental and Resource Economics
Total credit hours 122 Organisational Behaviour 3 Business to Business Marketing 3 Elective 2 Options: 3
Digital Transformation Technologies 3 Product Planning and Management 3 E2: Event Marketing
Principles of Financial Accounting 3 Integrated Marketing Communication 3 E2: Services Marketing
Principles of Management Accounting 3 Consumer Behaviour 3 E2 = Investment
MPU Courses CH Principles of Finance 3 Internet Marketing 3 Elective 3 Options: 3
Hubungan Etnik (LOCAL) U1, Fundamentals of Economics 3 Technology and Innovation Marketing 3 E3 = Relationship Marketing
Pengajian Malaysia 3 (International) U1 3 Critical Thinking and Applications in Management 3 Marketing Research 3 E3 = Ethnocentrism Marketing
TITAS (LOCAL) U1, Managerial Mathematics 3 Marketing Strategy 3 E3: Theory of Inventive Problem Solving
BM Komunikasi 2 (International) U1 3 Managerial Statistics 3 Seminar in Web Marketing 3 Elective 4 Options: 3
Bahasa Kebangsaan A, or Analytical Programming 3 Global Marketing 3 E4 = Psychology
Foreign Language Beginners Level U2 3 Business Analytics 3 Industrial Training 6 E4 = Digital Media in Business
U3 Courses: 3 Business Law 3 Sub-total 48 E4 = Tourism Management
Islamic Institutions in Malaysia, or Sub-total 48 Subtotal 12
Introduction to Multicultural
Studies in Malaysia, or
Stress and Well-Being Among Malaysian
Co-Curriculum U4 2
Sub-total 14
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (HONS)

July 2020/2021
BETA LEVEL GAMMA LEVEL DELTA LEVEL TOTAL
ACADEMIC Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 CREDIT
SESSION July 20/21 Nov 20/21 Apr 20/21 July 21/22 Nov 21/22 Apr 21/22 July 22/23 Nov 22/23 Apr 22/23 HOURS
Bahasa Kebangsaan A or
Foreign Language*, or other 3 Co-Curriculum U4 2 U3 3 8
U2
MPU COURSES
Hubungan Etnik
TITAS (LOCAL)
(LOCAL)
BM Komunikasi 2
Pengajian Malaysia 3 3 3 6
(INTERNATIONAL)
(INTERNATIONAL)
U1
U1
Digital Transformation
FUNDAMENTAL English for Business Studies 3 Fundamentals of Marketing 3 3 Analytical Programming 3 Business Analytics 3 15
Technologies
Industrial training
Management 3 3 Managerial Statistics 3 9
Communication
Principles of Management
Managerial Mathematics 3 3 6
Accounting
Principles of Financial Accounting 3 Principle of Finance 3 6
Fundamentals of Economics 3 3
Critical Thinking and Applications Advanced Managerial

3 Physchology 3 Organizational Behaviour 3 3 Business Law 3 Business & Society 3 Project Management 3 Research Methodology 3 24
in Management Statistics
Management of Production Operation

Entrepreneurship 3 3 3 TQM for Managers 3 12
Technology Management
CORE
Management Decision
Leadership 3 Strategic Management 3 3 9
Science
Human Resource
3 Global Management 3 6 12
Management
ELECTIVES Elective 1 3 Elective 2 3 Elective 3 3 Elective 4 3 12
TOTAL COURSES 6 6 3 6 6 3 5 4 1 40
TOTAL CREDIT
18 18 9 18 17 9 15 12 6 122
HOURS
*Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement (either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or having passed the MPU3201 Bahasa Kebangsaan A during FOSEE/Diploma or other previous studies)
shall be required take a 3CH foreign language course. They shall only take a foreign language course which is not their native language and they have no formal education in.
The 4 FOM Electives

subject is to be chosen
from any subjects
offered by FOM except
subjects offered to
Bachelor of Accounting
(Hons). These include:
Programme Structure CH Core CH Elective CH

MPU Subjects 14 Organizational Behaviour 3 T1 (elective 1 & 3) 3+3
Fundamental 39 Business Law 3 Labour Economics
Core Management 57 Strategic Management 3 Digital Media in Business
Electives 12 Advanced Managerial Statistics 3 Product Planning and Management
Total credit hours 122 Entrepreneurship 3 Investment
Management of Technology 3 Seminar in Web Marketing
Research Methodology 3 T2 (elective 4) 3
Industrial Training 6 Tourism Management
Leadership 3 Event Marketing
MPU Subjects CH Psychology 3 Change and Innovation Management
Hubungan Etnik (LOCAL) U1, Critical Thinking and Applications in Management 3 Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ)
Pengajian Malaysia 3 (International) U1 3 Business and Society 3 T3 (elective 2) 3
TITAS (LOCAL) U1, Human Resource Management 3 Small Business Management
BM Komunikasi 2 (International) U1 3 Global Management 3 Environmental and Resource Economics
Bahasa Kebangsaan A, or Project Management 3 Global Marketing
Foreign Language Beginners Level U2 3 Management Decision Science 3
U3 Subjects: 3 Production Operation Management 3
Islamic Institutions in Malaysia, or TQM for Managers 3 Sub-total 12
Introduction to Multicultural Sub Total 57
Studies in Malaysia, or
Stress and Well-Being Among Malaysian
Co-Curriculum U4 2
Sub-total 14
Fundamental CH
English for Business Communication 3
Management 3
Fundamentals of Marketing 3
Principles of Financial Accounting 3
Principles of Management Accounting 3
Principles of Finance 3
Fundamentals of Economics 3
Business Analytics 3
Managerial Mathematics 3
Managerial Statistics 3
Analytical Programming 3
English for Business Studies 3
Sub-total 39
BACHELOR OF ANALYTICAL ECONOMICS (HONOURS)

July 2020/2021
TOTAL
BETA LEVEL- 2020/2021 GAMMA LEVEL - 2021/2022 DELTA LEVEL - 2022/2023 CREDIT
HOURS
ACADEMIC Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3
SESSION Jul-20/21 Nov-20/21 Apr-20/21 Jul-21/22 Nov-21/22 Apr-21/22 Jul-22/23 Nov-22/23 Apr-22/23
3 Hubungan Etnik (LOCAL) 3 Co-Curriculum 2 8
Bahasa Kebangsaan A Pengajian Malaysia 3 U4
or other U2 (INTERNATIONAL)
U1
MPU SUBJECTS
TITAS (LOCAL) 3 U3 3 6
BM Komunikasi 2
(INTERNATIONAL)
U1
English for Business 3 Statistics 3 Management 3 Entrepreneurship 3 12
Studies
Critical Thinking and 3 English for Business 3 Principles of 3 9

Applications in Communication Finance
Management
FOUNDATION
Mathematics 3 Macroeconomics 3 6
Microeconomics 3 Principles of Accounting 3 6
Digital Transformation 3 3
Technologies
Practical Training
Mathematics for 3 Intermediate 3 Analytical Programming 3 Environmental and 3 Money and Banking 3 Research Project II 4 6 25
Economics Microeconomics Resource Economics
The Economy of Malaysia 3 Intermediate 3 Research Project I 2 8

Macroeconomics
CORE Econometrics 3 Principles of Operation 3 6

Research
Research Methodology 3 3
International Economics 3 3
Seminar in Analytical 3 Multivariate Data 3 Econometrics 3 9

Economics Analysis Modelling and
Forecasting
Business Modelling and 3 3
MAJOR Simulation
Business Analytics 3 3
Track 3 Track 3 Track 3 9

TRACK
Track 3 3
6 6 3 6 6 3 5 4 1 40
TOTAL SUBJECTS
18 18 9 18 17 9 14 13 6 122
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS
Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement (either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or having passed the MPU3201 Bahasa Kebangsaan A) shall be required to take a 3CH MPU U2 subject.
Student who opt to take a foreign language course within the MPU U2 category must ensure that he/she does not have formal education in the chosen foreign language
Programme Structure CH Foundation Subjects CH Major Subjects CH

MPU Subjects 14 English for Business Studies 3 Business Analytics 3
Foundation Subjects 36 English for Business Communication 3 Multivariate Data Analysis 3
Core Subjects 45 Microeconomics 3 Business Modelling and Simulation 3
Major Subjects 15 Macroeconomics 3 Econometrics Modelling and Forecasting 3
Track Subjects 12 Principles of Accounting 3 Seminar in Analytical Economics 3
Total Credit Hours 122 Principles of Finance 3 Sub-total 15
Mathematics 3
Statistics 3
MPU Subjects CH Critical Thinking Track Subjects (choose either one track) CH
Hubungan Etnik (Local) U1, and Applications in Management 3 Track: FINANCIAL ECONOMICS (choose only 4 subjects)
Pengajian Malaysia 3 (International) U1 3 Management 3 Trimester Jul
TITAS (Local) U1, Entrepreneurship 3 Entrepreneurial Finance 3
BM Komunikasi 2 (International) U1 3 Sub-total 36 International Finance 3
Bahasa Kebangsaan A, or Trimester Nov
other U2 3 Core Subjects CH Investments 3
U3 Subjects: 3 Mathematics for Economics 3 Trimester Apr
Islamic Institutions in Malaysia, or Econometrics 3 Behavioural Finance 3
Introduction to Multicultural Intermediate Microeconomics 3 Financial Economics 3
Studies in Malaysia, or Intermediate Macroeconomics 3 Track: DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (choose only 4 subjects)
Stress and Well-Being Among Malaysian The Economy of Malaysia 3 Trimester Jul
Co-Curriculum U4 2 Analytical Programming 3 Development Economics 3
Sub-total 14 Research Methodology 3 Labour Economics 3
Research Project I 2 Trimester Nov
Research Project II 4 Comparative Economics Study 3
International Economics 3 Trimester Apr
Money and Banking 3 Knowledge Economy 3
Environmental and Resource Economics 3 Urban Economics 3
Principles of Operation Research 3 Sub Total 12
Practical Training 6
Sub-total 45
BACHELOR OF ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (HONOURS)

July 2020/2021
BETA LEVEL-2020/2021 GAMMA LEVEL-2021/2022 DELTA LEVEL -2022/2023
ACADEMIC SESSION Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3 Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3
July 20/21 Nov 20/21 Apr 20/21 July 21/22 Nov 21/22 Apr 21/22 July 22/23 Nov 22/23 Apr 22/23
U1 Hubungan
U1 TITAS (LOCAL) /
Etnik (LOCAL) U4
3 BM Kommunikasi 2 3 2 U3 3 11
Penggajian Malaysia Co-curriculum
(INT)
(INT)
MPU SUBJECTS
(U2)
Bahasa Kebangsaan A 3 3
or other U2
Principles of
English for Business Management English for Business
3 Management 3 Principle of Finance 3 3 3 15
Studies Information System Communication
Accounting
Intro to
Management 3 Managerial Statistics 3 1 Microeconomics 3 Macroeconomics 3 13
Cyberprenuership
Industrial Training
Principles of
3 3
FUNDAMENTAL Financial Accounting
Fundamentals of
3 3
Marketing
Managerial
3 3
Mathematics
Data Analytics using

Business Process Enterprise
Introudction to ERP 3 3 Machine learning 4 3 13
Reengineering Architecture
techniques
CORE
Database Management
4 4
System
Java Programming Java Programming ERP Final Year Final Year

4 4 ABAP Programming 4 4 4 4 24
Fundamentals Intermediate Configuration Project Project
SPECIALIZATION
ERP Financial
ERP ERP Materials
Information System 4 3 4 11
Implementation Management
& SD
ELECTIVES Elective 3 Elective 3 Elective 3 Elective 3 12
TOTAL SUBJECTS 6 6 4 6 5 3 3 3 1 6 6
TOTAL CREDIT HOUR 18 19 10 20 17 10 10 11 6 121
Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement (either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or having passed the MPU3201 Bahasa Kebangsaan A) shall be required to take a 3CH MPU U2 subject.
Student who opt to take a foreign language course within the MPU U2 category must ensure that he/she does not have formal education in the chosen foreign language
Course Structure CH MPU Subjects CH Core Subjects CH Specialization Subjects CH

MPU Subjects 14 U1 Hubungan Etnik (LOCAL)/ Pengajian Malaysia 3 Database Management System 4 Java Programming Fundamentals 4
Fundamental Subjects 37 U1 TITAS (LOCAL)/ BM Kommunikasi 3 (INT) 3 Data Analytics using Machine learning techniques 4 Java Programming Intermediate 4
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Core Subjects 17 U2 Bashasa Malaysia/ Foreign Language 3 Business Process Reengineering 3 3
Implementation
U3 Islamic Institutions in Malaysia, or Introduction to Multicultural Studies ERP Financial Information System, Sales &
Specialization 35 3 Introduction to ERP 3 4
in Malaysia, or Stress and Well-Being Among Malaysian Distribution
Industrial Training 6 U4 Co-Curriculum 2 Enterprise Architecture 3 ERP Materials Management 4
Electives 12 Total 14 Total 17 ERP Configuration 4
Total 121 ABAP Programming 4
Final year project 8

Total 35
Fundamental Subjects CH Electives Subjects
English for Business Studies 3 Industrial Training (14 weeks) 6 The 4 FOM Electives subject is to be chosen
from any subjects offered by FOM except
subjects offered to Bachelor of Accounting
Introduction to Cyberpreneurship 1 (Hons). These include:
Management 3
Management Information System 3 Human Resource Management 3
Principles of Financial Accounting 3 Organizational Behaviour 3
Principles of Management Accounting 3 Business Law 3
Managerial Statistics 3 Financial Management 2 3
Financial Management 1 3 Strategic Management 3
English for Business Communication 3 Business & Society 3
Principles of Marketing 3 Cross Cultural Management 3
Managerial Mathematics 3 Leadership 3
Microeconomics 3 Sales Management 3
Macroeconomics 3 Enterprise Risk Management 3
Electronic Commerce 3
Total 37 Personal Finance 3
Investment 3
Economy of Malaysia 3
CH: Credit Hour/s Environmental and Resource Economics 3
Due to Lab Constraints, BEMS Core & Specilization Subjects should not be offered as electives to other programmes.
Total 12
LIST OF SUBJECTS WITH PRE-REQUISITE REQUIREMENT
Effective Intake November 2019/2020 onwards

Programme: Bachelor of Accounting (Hons)
CODE SUBJECT CH PRE-REQUISITE

MPU Subjects
MPU3113-U1 Hubungan Etnik (LOCAL) 3 Nil
MPU3173-U1 Pengajian Malaysia 3 (INTERNATIONAL)
MPU3123-U1 TITAS (LOCAL) 3 Nil
MPU3143-UI BM Komunikasi 2 (INTERNATIONAL)
MPU3201-U2 Bahasa Kebangsaan A 3 Nil
OR OR
OTHERS U2 Other U2
Note: Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia

requirement (either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a
credit at SPM level; or having passed the MPU3213 Bahasa
Kebangsaan A) shall be required to take a 3CH MPU U2
subject. Student who opt to take a foreign language course
within the MPU U2 category must ensure that he/she does
not have formal education in the chosen foreign language.
U3 To be offered by FAC 3 Nil
MPU3313 OR Islamic Institutions in Malaysia OR
MPU3323 OR Introduction to Multicultural Studies in Malaysia OR
MPU3333 Stress and Well-Being Among Malaysians
U4 (MPUXXX) Co-Curriculum (Sport OR Language) 2 Nil

(Offered by Student Affairs OR FAC)
University Subjects
BAE1034 English for Business Studies 3 Nil

BEN2010 Introduction to Cyberpreneurship 1 Nil
Fundamentals
BAE1044 English for Business Communication 3 Nil

BAC1614 Fundamental of Financial Accounting 4 Nil
BEC1614 Microeconomics 3 Nil
BMG1614 Management 3 Nil
BQT1614 Quantitative Analysis 3 Nil
BAC1624 Management Accounting 1 3 BAC1117 / BAC1614
BAC1634 Financial Accounting & Reporting 1 4 BAC1117 / BAC1614

BEC1624 Macroeconomics 3 Nil
BAC1644 Principles of Finance 3 Nil
Core
BAC2634 Financial Accounting and Reporting 11 4 BAC1137 / BAC1634

BAC2624 Management Accounting 11 3 BAC1227 / BAC1624
BAC2644 Corporate Finance 3 BAC1157 / BAC1644
BBL2614 Business Law 3 Nil
BDS4614 Management Decision Science 3 BQT1017 / BQT1614
BBL 3614 Company Law and Secretarial Practice 3 BBL2017 / BBL2614
BMK2614 Principles of Marketing 3 Nil
BAC2654 Public Sector Accounting 3 BAC1117 / BAC1614
BAC2674 Taxation 1 3 BAC1137 / BAC1634
BAC2614 Accounting Information Systems 1 3 BAC1117 / BAC1614
BAC3634 Corporate Accounting 1 4 BAC2077 / BAC2634
BAC2664 Auditing 3 BAC1117 / BAC1614
BAC3644 Taxation 11 3 BAC2097 / BAC2674
BAC4634 Corporate Accounting 11 4 BAC2077 / BAC3634
BAC3624 Advanced Auditing 4 BAC2287 / BAC2664
BSM3614 Strategy 3 BMG1017 / BMG1614
BAC3674 Advanced Management Accounting 4 BAC2237 / BAC2624
BAC3684 Securities Investment and Portfolio Management 3 BAC2047 / BAC2644
BAC4644 Advanced Taxation 3 BAC3027 / BAC3644
BAC3664 Accounting Theory 3 BAC2077 / BAC3634
BAC4614 Practical Training 6 Completed 100CH
(min)
BAC3654 Professional Ethics 3 BAC2287 / BAC2664
BAC3614 Accounting Information Systems II 3 BAC1147 / BAC2614
BAC4624 Advanced Accounting Information Systems 4 BAC2217 / BAC3614
BAC4674 Integrated Case Study in Accounting 3 BAC2624 & BAC3634
BOB2614 Organizational Behavior 3 BMG1614
Elective
A maximum of 12 credit hours from any Accounting Elective subjects offered by the FOM
BAC4664 Internal Auditing 3 BAC2287 / BAC2664

BEL1614 E-Commerce 3 BAC1147 / BAC1614
BHR3614 Human Resource Management 3 BMG1017 / BMG1614
BAC4654 E-Auditing 3 BAC2287 / BAC2664
BAC2694 Management Consultancy 3 BMG1614
BAC2684 Financial Statement Analysis 3 BAC1137 / BAC1634
BAC4684 ERP Systems 3 BAC3087 / BAC3614
BAC4694 Forensic Accounting 3 BAC2664
BTM3614 Technology Management 3 NIL
BPO2614 Production and Operation Management 3 BMG1614
BAC3604 Global Business Services 3 NIL
BAW4614 Advanced Financial Accounting and Reporting (ICAEW) 3 BAC3634
BAW4624 Tax Compliance (ICAEW) 3 BAC3644
BAW 4634 Business Planning – Taxation (ICAEW) 3 BAC3644
Effective Intake July 2019/2020 onwards

Programme : Bachelor of Financial Engineering (Hons)
MPU Subjects
MPU3143-UI BM Komunikasi 2(INTERNATIONAL)
OR OR
Other U2 Other U2
Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement

(either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or
having passed the MPU3213 Bahasa Kebangsaan A) shall be required
to take a 3CH MPU U2 subject. Student who opt to take a foreign
language course within the MPU U2 category must ensure that
he/she does not have formal education in the chosen foreign
language.

Core Subject

BAC1074 Ethics and Governance 3 Nil
BMF1014 Mathematics for Finance 3 Nil
BEC1054 Fundamentals of Economics 3 NIL
BFN2084 Personal Finance 3 BFN1024
BFN2104 Corporate Finance 3 BFN1024
BFN1024 Principles of Finance 3 Nil
BMK1024 Fundamentals of Marketing 3 Nil
BFN3404 Entrepreneurial Finance 3 BFN1024

BFN2224 Financial Markets and Institutions 3 BFN1024
BAC1064 Accounting for Decision Making 3 Nil
BRM2034 Research Methodology 3 BFS1024
BDB1014 Digital Media in Business 3 Nil
BFN2114 Investments 3 BFN1024
BFN3084 International Finance 3 BFN1024
BFN2244 Financial Statement Analysis 3 BFN1024
BDT1014 Digital Transformation Technologies 3 Nil
BAP1014 Analytical Programming 3 Nil
BBA3034 Business Analytics 3 Nil
BFN3024 Research Project 3 BRM2034
Specializations
BEC2034 Basic Econometrics 3 BEC1054 & BFS1024

BSP2014 Intro. to Applied Probability & Stochastic Processes 3 BFS1024
BTS3014 Time Series Analysis & Forecasting 3 BEC2034
BNA3014 Numerical Analysis 3 BMF1014
BST3254 Monte Carlo Simulation Techniques 3 BSP2014
BMP2014 Mathematical Programming 3 BMF1014
BFS1024 Statistics for Finance 3 Nil
BFN2254 Financial Statistical Analysis Nil
BFN3034 Behavioral Finance 3 BFN1024
BFN3144 Financial Derivatives 3 BFN2114
BFN3174 Financial Modeling 3 BFN3144
BFN3104 Corporate Financial Strategies 3 BFN2104
BFN2214 Practical Training 6 Completed 80 credit

hours (minimum)
Electives
BFN2044 Bank Management 3 BFN1024

BIB3114 Islamic Banking 3 BFN1024
BFN3164 Financial Risk Management 3 BFN1024
BFN3094 Retirement Planning 3 BFN1024
BFN2054 Portfolio Management 3 BFN2114

Bachelor of Finance (Hons)
MPU Subjects
MPU3173-U1 Pengajian Malaysia (INTERNATIONAL)
MPU3143-UI BM Komunikasi (INTERNATIONAL)
OR OR
Other U2 Other U2
Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia

MPU3333 Stress and Well-Being Among Malaysian

Fundamentals
BAC1064 Accounting For Decision Making 3 Nil

BEC1054 Fundamentals of Economics 3 Nil
BCT1024 Critical Thinking and Application in Management 3 Nil
BAC1074 Ethics and Governance 3 Nil
BEN2074 Entrepreneurship 3 BMG1014

BMF1014 Mathematics for Finance 3 Nil
BRM2034 Research Methodology 3 BFS1024
Core
BFN2104 Corporate Finance 3 BFN1014/1024

BFN2114 Investments 3 BFN1014/1024
BFN2224 Financial Markets and Institutions 3 BFN1014/1024
BFN2244 Financial Statement Analysis 3 BFN1014/1024
BFN2084 Personal Finance 3 BFN1014/1024
BFN3084 International Finance 3 BFN1014/1024
BFN2214 Practical Training 6 Completed 80 Credit
Hours (minimum)
Major
Specialization in Financial Management
BFN3174 Financial Modelling 3 BFN3144

BFN3034 Behavioural Finance 3 BFN1014/1024
BFN3104 Corporate Financial Strategies 3 BFN2104
BFN3144 Financial Derivatives 3 BFN2114
BFS1024 Statistics for Finance 3 Nil
BFN2074 Public Finance 3 BFN1014/1024
BFN2254 Financial Statistical Analysis 3 Nil
BFN3064 Real Estate Finance 3 BFN2224 Financial
Markets and
Institutions
BEC2034 Basic Econometrics 3 BEC1054
Fundamentals of
Economics and
BFS1024 Statistics for
Finance
Elective
A maximum of 12 credit hours from any elective subject below
BFN3094 Retirement Planning 3 BFN1014/1024

BFN3404 Entrepreneurial Finance 3 BFN1014/1024
BFN3164 Financial Risk Management 3 BFN1014/1024
BFN2044 Bank Management 3 BFN1014/1024
BIB3114 Islamic Banking 3 BFN1014/1024
BFN2054 Portfolio Management 3 BFN1014/1024
BFN3114 Tax Planning 3 BFN1014/1024

Programme : Bachelor of Marketing (Hons)
CODE COURSE CH PRE-REQUISITE
MPU Courses
MPU3173-U1 Pengajian Malaysia 3(INTERNATIONAL)
MPU3201-U2 BahasaKebangsaan A 3 Nil

OR
OR
Other U2 Other U2


Core

BOB2024 Organizational Behaviour 3 BMG1014
BAC1034 Principles of Financial Accounting 3 Nil
BAC1054 Principles of Management Accounting 3 BAC1034
BCT1024 Critical Thinking and Applications in Management 3 Nil
BMT1014 Managerial Mathematics 3 Nil
BMS1024 Managerial Statistics 3 Nil

BEC1044 Business Law 3 Nil
Specialisation
BMK2174 Sales and Professional Selling Management 3 BMK1024
BMK2084 Marketing Channel Management 3 BMK1024
BRM2034 Research Methodology 3 BMS1024
BMK2094 Retail Marketing 3 BMK1024
BMK3174 Business to Business Marketing 3 BMK1024
BMK2064 Product Planning and Management 3 BMK1024
BMK2144 Integrated Marketing Communication 3 BMK1024
BMK2024 Consumer Behaviour 3 BMK1024
BMK3024 Internet Marketing 3 BMK1024
BMK2154 Technology and Innovation Marketing 3 BMK1024
BMK3084 Marketing Research 3 BMK1024
BMK2034 Marketing Strategy 3 BMK1024
BMK3154 Seminar in Web Marketing 3 BMK1024
BMK3074 Global Marketing 3 BMK1024
BMK3014 Industrial Training 6 90 credit hours
Electives
Elective 1
BMK2114 E1 = Internal Marketing 3 BMK1024
BMK2164 E1 = Corporate Social Responsibility 3 BMK1024
BER2094 E1= Environmental and Resource Economics 3 BEC1054
Elective 2
BMK3034 E2 = Event Marketing 3 BMK1024
BMK3094 E2 = Service Marketing 3 BMK1024
BFN2114 E2 = Investment 3 BFN1024
Elective 3
BMK3044 E3 = Relationship Marketing 3 BMK1024
BMK3064 E3 = Ethnocentrism Marketing 3 BMK1024
BMK3184 E3 = Theory of Inventive Problem Solving 3 Nil
Elective 4
BPS1014 E4 = Psychology 3 Nil
BDB1014 E4 = Digital Media in Business 3 Nil
BTM2034 E4 = Tourism Management 3 Nil

Programme: Bachelor of Business Management (Hons)
MPU Subjects
OR OR
OTHERS U2 Other U2
Malaysians who have fulfilled the Bahasa Malaysia requirement

(either having passed Bahasa Malaysia with a credit at SPM level; or
having passed the MPU3213 Bahasa Kebangsaan A) shall be required
to take a 3CH MPU U2 subject. Student who opt to take a foreign
language course within the MPU U2 category must ensure that he/she
does not have formal education in the chosen foreign language
Fun Co-Curriculum (Sport OR Language) 2 Nil

Fundamental

Core
BMS2024 Advanced Managerial Statistics 3 BMS1024

BRM2034 Research Methodology 3 BMS1024
BMG3014 Management of Technology 3 Nil
BSM3104 Strategic Management 3 BMG1014
BBM3014 Industrial Training 6 Completed 80 credit
hours (minimum)
BLD3104 Leadership 3 BMG1014
BPS1014 Psychology 3 Nil
BBS2044 Business & Society 3 BMG1014
BHR2034 Human Resource Management 3 BMG1014
BDS2074 Management Decision Science 3 BMS2024
BGM2054 Global Management 3 BMG1014
BPO2064 Production & Operations Management 3 BMG1014
BTQ3094 TQM for Managers 3 BMG1014
BPM3014 Project Management 3 BMG1014
Elective
T1 (elective 1 & 3) 3+3

BLE2074 Labour Economics BEC1054
BDB1014 Digital Media in Business Nil
BMK2064 Product Planning and Management BMK1024
BFN2114 Investment BFN1024
BMK3154 Seminar in Web Marketing BMK1024
T2 (elective 4) 3
BTM2034 Tourism Management Nil
BMK3034 Event Marketing BMK1024
BMC3924 Change and Innovation Management BMG1014
BMK3184 Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ) Nil
T3 (elective 2) 3
BBM3124 Small Business Management BEN2074
BER2094 Environmental and Resource Economics BEC1054
BMK3074 Global Marketing BMK1024
Effective Intake April 2019/2020 onwards

Programme : Bachelor of Analytical Economics (Hons)

MPU Subjects
OR OR
OTHERS U2 Other U2


Foundation

BAC1044 Principles of Accounting 3 Nil
BEM1014 Mathematics 3 Nil
BSA1024 Statistics 3 Nil
Core Subjects
BEM1034 Mathematics for Economics 3 BEM1014

BEC2044 Econometrics 3 BEC1034,
BEC1044 &
BSA1024
BIE2024 Intermediate Microeconomics 3 BEC1034
BIE2034 Intermediate Macroeconomics 3 BEC1044
BEM2044 The Economy of Malaysia 3 BEC1034
BRM2034 Research Methodology 3 BSA1024
BBR3044 Research Project 1 2 BRM2034
BBR3064 Research Project II 4 BBR3044
BEI2114 International Economics 3 BEC1044
BER2094 Environmental and Resource Economics 3 BEC1034
&BEC1044
BMB3024 Money and Banking 3 BEC1044
BOP2024 Principles of Operation Research 3 BEM1014
BCE2104 Practical Training 6 Completed 80
credit hours
(minimum)
Major

BMD3024 Multivariate Data Analysis 3 BSA1024
BBM3034 Business Modelling and Simulation 3 BSA1024
BEF3014 Econometrics Modelling and Forecasting 3 BEC2044
BAE2014 Seminar in Analytical Economics 3 BEC2044
Track
BFE2074 Financial Economics 3 BEC1034 &

BEC1044
BFN2114 Investments 3 BFN1024
BFN3084 International Finance 3 BFN1024
BFN3034 Behavioural Finance 3 BFN1024
BFN3404 Entrepreneurial Finance 3 BFN1024
BKE2014 Knowledge Economy 3 Nil
BLE2074 Labour Economics 3 BEC1034 &
BEC1044
BCP3054 Comparative Economics Study 3 BEC1044
BED2084 Development Economics 3 BEC1044
BUE3014 Urban Economics 3 Nil
Effective Intake April 2017/2018 onwards

Programme : Bachelor of Enterprise Management System (Hons)
MPU Subjects
OR OR
Other U2 Other U2

Fun Co-Curriculum (Sport OR Language) 2 Nil

Fundamental

BEN2010 Introduction to Cyberpreneurship 1 Nil

BFN1014 Financial Management 1 3 BAC1034
BIS2014 Management Information System 3 Nil
Core
BBA3034 Business Analytics 4 BMS 1024

BPR2034 Business Process Reengineering 3 Nil
BDM1024 Database Management System 4 Nil
BEA2074 Enterprise Architecture 3 Nil
BIT3054 Industrial Training 6 Completed 115 credit
hours
BIN1014 Introduction to ERP 3 Nil
Specialization
BAP2044 ABAP Programming 4 BJA 1034

BCO2064 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Configuration 4 BMM2054
BIM3024 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Implementation 3 BIN1014
BFI2024 ERP Financial Information System, Sales and Distribution 4 BAC1034
BMM2054 ERP Material Management 4 BFI 2024
BFY3014 Final Year Project 8 BCO2064, BAP2044
BJA1034 Java Programming Fundamentals 4 Nil
BJA2014 Java Programming Intermediate 4 BJA1034
Elective
BBS2044 Business and Society 3 BMG1014

BMG3024 Cross Cultural Management 3 BMG1014
BEL1014 Electronic Commerce 3 Nil
BER3044 Enterprise Risk Management 3 Nil
BER2094 Environmental and Resource Economics 3 BEC1034
BHR2034 Human Resource Management 3 BMG1014
BFN2114 Investment 3 BFN1014
BLD3104 Leadership 3 BMG1014
BFN2084 Personal Finance 3 BFN1014
BMK3114 Sales Management 3 BMK1024
BEM2044 Economy of Malaysia 3 BEC1034
List of Subject to be Offered

Trimester 1 (2020/2021) - SEM ID 2010 - 06th July 2020
ACCOUNTING
No Code Subject Ct Major Total # Lecture Lecture # per Schedule Tutorial Tutor # per Schedule Req for Coordinator Moderator
students section Name group Day, Time & Venue section Name group Day, Time & Venue registration
1 BAC1614 Fundamentals of Financial Accounting 4 BACC
JULY 20/21 30 B01 Iruwan Ghuslan 50 Monday, 10am-12pm B01A Iruwan Ghuslan 25 Thursday, 1-3pm CLCR1026 Nil Iruwan Ghuslan Dr Sellywati
APR 19/20 14 CLCR1026 B01B Iruwan Ghuslan 25 Friday, 10am-12pm CLCR1029
44
2 BAC1064 Accounting for Decision Making 3 JULY 20/21

BFE 10 B01 Hamsatulazura Hamzah 30 Wednesday, 12-2pm B01A Hamsatulazura Hamzah 30 Tuesday, 4-5pm CRAR2006 Nil Hamsatulazura Hamzah Dr Abadan
BFIN 20 CLCR2045
30
3 BAC1034 Principles of Financial Accounting 3 JULY 20/21

BOM 10 B01 Nurbani Md Hassan 60 Monday, 3-5pm B01A Nurbani Md Hassan 30 Monday, 9-10am CLCR1033 Nil Nurbani Md Hassan Iruwan Ghuslan
BBM 20 CRCR3004 B01B Nurbani Md Hassan 30 Wednesday, 8-9am CQAR1004
BEMS 10
APR 19/20
BOM 3
BBM 8
51
4 BAC1074 Ethics & Governance 3 BFE

JULY 20/21 20 B01 Dr Sunita Lylia Hamdan 50 Friday, 2.30-4.30pm B01A Dr Sunita Lylia Hamdan 25 Tuesday, 8-9am CLCR1031 Nil Dr Sunita Lylia Hamdan AP Dr Nahariah
APR 19/20 13 CLCR1026 B01B Dr Sunita Lylia Hamdan 25 Tuesday, 9-10am CLCR1031
BFIN
NOV 19/20 12
45
ECONOMICS
1 BEC1054 Fundamentals of Economics 3 NOV 19/20
BOF 12 B01 Goh Han Hwa 160 Monday, 5-7pm B01A Goh Han Hwa/ 40 Friday, 3.30-4.30pm CRAR2005 NIL Goh Han Hwa Dr. Tan Siow Hooi
BOM 9 CNMX1002 Noor Shahaliza
BBM 21 B01B Goh Han Hwa/ 40 Wednesday, 5-6pm CRAR2008
BFE 3 Noor Shahaliza
B01C Goh Han Hwa/ 40 Friday, 2.30-3.30pm CRAR2006
APR 19/20 Noor Shahaliza
BOF 10 B01D Goh Han Hwa/ 40 Tuesday 1-2pm CRAR2005
BOM 3 Noor Shahaliza
BBM 8
BFE 13
JULY 20/21
BOF 20
BOM 20
BBM 20
BFE 20
159
2 BEC1614 Microeconomics 3 BACC

JULY 20/21 30 B01 TS. Dr. Malarvizhi 75 Wednesday 8-10am B01A TS. Dr. Malarvizhi/ 25 Tuesday 4-5pm CLBR1013 NIL TS. Dr. Malarvizhi Dr. Choon Shay Wei
APR 19/20 14 CLCR1026 Noor Shahaliza
NOV 19/20 23 B01B TS. Dr. Malarvizhi/ 25 Tuesday, 3-4pm CLBR1013
Noor Shahaliza
FOR ACCOUNTING 67 B01C TS. Dr. Malarvizhi 25 Thursday 2-3pm CLCR1032
3 BEC1034 Microeconomics 3 JULY 20/21

BAE 20 B01 Dr. Norhazlin Ismail 35 Tuesday, 8-10am B01A Dr. Norhazlin Ismail 35 Wednesday 5-6pm CRAR2005 NIL Dr. Norhazlin Ismail Dr. Yvonne Lee
CLCR2044
BEMS
NOV 19/20 6
JULY 19/20 6
APR 18/19 3
35
QUANTITATIVE
1 BMF1014 Mathematics for Finance 3 BFE
APR 19/20 13
NOV 19/20 3 B01 Izyan Syazana 60 Monday, 10am-12pm B01A Izyan Syazana 30 Friday, 8-9am CRAR3005 NIL Izyan Azliana
CQCR3001 B01B Izyan Syazana 30 Friday, 9-10am CRAR3005
BFE
JULY 20/21 20
APR 19/20 10
NOV 19/20 12
58
2 BMT1014 Managerial Mathematics 3 JULY 20/21

BBM 20 B01 Dr. Chong Choy Yoke 105 Monday, 11am-1pm B01A Dr. Chong Choy Yoke 35 Thursday, 12-1pm CRAR2005 NIL Dr. Chong CY Dr. Tan CH
BEMS 10 CQMX0001 B01B Dr. Chong Choy Yoke 35 Tuesday, 10-11am CRAR2008
BOM 20 B01C Dr. Chong Choy Yoke 35 Wednesday, 8-9am CRAR2005
APR 19/20
BBM 8
BEMS 6
3 BQT1614 Quantitative Analysis 3 BACC
JULY 20/21 30 B01 Nadira 75 Wednesday 12-2pm B01A Nadira 25 Monday, 4-5pm CLCR1028 NIL Nadira Dr. Chong CY
APR 18/19 17 CLCR2044 B01B Nadira 25 Monday, 3-4pm CLCR1028
NOV 19/20 23 B01C Nadira 25 Monday, 1-2pm CLCR1028
70
4 BEM1014 Mathematics 3 BAE

JULY 20/21 10 B01 Dr. Ruzanna 15 Thursday, 10am-12pm B01A Dr. Ruzanna 15 Monday, 10-11am CRAR2005 NIL Dr. Ruzanna Maizatul
APR 19/20 1 CRAR2005
NOV 19/20 2
13
MANAGEMENT
No Code Subject Ct Major Total # Lecture Lecture # per Schedule Tutorial Tutor # per Schedule Req for
1 BMG1614 Management 3 BACC Nil
(Accounting) APR 19/20 14 B01 Mr. Muhammad Nizam 44 Thursday 10am-12pm B01A Dr. Mazni 22 Tuesday, 3-4pm CLCR1033
JULY 20/21 30 CLCR3045 B01B Dr. Mazni 22 Tuesday 2-3pm CLBR1012
44
2 BMG1014 Management 3 JULY 20/21 Nil

BFE 20 B01 Dr Hasliza 90 Thursday 2-4pm B01A Dr.Aravindan 30 Wednesday, 5-6pm CRAR2007
BFIN 20 CQMX0001 B01B Dr Aravindan 30 Friday 4-5pm CRAR3005
BOM 20 B01C Dr.Aravindan 30 Tuesday, 5-6pm CRAR2008
BBM 20
BEMS 10
90
FCI 40 FCI1 combine with B01 40 FCI1 Dr.Aravindan 40 Friday 2.30-3.30pm CRAR3005
3 BCT1024 Critical Thinking and Application in Management 3 JULY 20/21 Nil

BOM 20 B01 Ms. Anisah 105 Wednesday, 12-2pm B01A Nor Hazleza 35 Tuesday, 9-10am CRAR2005
BBM 20 CQMX0001 B01B Nor Hazleza 35 Tuesday, 12-1pm CRAR2005
BAE 10 B01C Nor Hazleza 35 Tuesday, 8-9am CRAR2005
APR 19/20
BOM 3
BBM 8
BOF 10
BAE 1
NOV 19/20
BOM 9
BBM 21
BAE 2
104
MARKETING
1 BMK1024 Fundamentals of Marketing 3 BEMS Nil
JULY 20/21 6 B01 Dr. Aravindan 10 Wednesday, 10am-1pm NIL Dr Aravindan Dr Junainah
CLCR1034
6
IT MANAGEMENT
1 BDT1014 Digital Transformation Technologies 3 BAE Nil
JULY 20/21 10 B01 Ms Lilian 20 Monday, 2-4pm B01A Tuesday, 11am-12pm 20 Ms Lilian Patrick Soh
APR 19/20 1 CRAR2002 CRAR2001
NOV 19/20 2
BFE
NOV 19/20 3
16
2 BDB1014 Digital Media in Business 3 BFE Nil Ms Lilian Dr Low Jing Hong
JULY 20/21 20 B01 Ms Lilian 30 Tuesday, 1-3pm B01A Ms Lilian 30 Monday, 9-10am CRAR3001
CRAR3003
Elective for BBM
JULY 19/20 11
LAB?
FAC/OTHERS
students section group section Name group registration
1 BAE1034 English Business Studies 3 July 20/21 FOM 1 Nor Azlah Bt Abu Bakar 40 Thursday, 4-6pm NIL
BACC CQCR3004
BFE Monday, 9-10am
BOF CLCR2046
BOM
BBM FOM 2 Nor Azlah Bt Abu Bakar 40 Monday, 12-2pm
BEMS CQCR3004
BAE Tuesday, 10-11am
CLCR1025
Apr 19/20
BACC FOM 3 Nor Azlah Bt Abu Bakar 40 Thursday, 10am-12pm NIL
BFE CLCR1025
BOF Monday, 4-5pm
BOM CLCR1027
BBM
235
BAE FOM 4 Siti Fauziana Bt Zakaria 40 Friday, 8-10am
CLCR2046
Nov 19/20 Monday, 1-2pm
BACC CRAR2006
BFE
BOM FOM 5 Siti Fauziana Bt Zakaria 40 Thursday, 10am-12pm
BBM CRAR2008
Thursday, 4-5pm
CRAR3005
FOM 6 Siti Fauziana Bt Zakaria 40 Friday, 11am-1pm

CRAR2006
Tuesday, 4-5pm
CRAR2005
2 MPU3201 Bahasa Kebangsaan A 3 FOM Mohd Izwardi 40 Friday 10am-12pm NIL

FOE CRAR2005 NIL
Wednesday, 11am-12pm
JULY 20/21 CRAR2005
BOF
3 MPU3213 Entrepreneurship in Cross Border E-Commerce3 BAE EDC Dr. Ong Jeen Wei 40 Wednesday, 9-11am EDC Dr. Ong Jeen Wei 40 Wednesday, 11am-12pm NIL
offered by EDC APR 19/20
BAE
BFE
4 MPU3202 French for Beginners 3 FOM1 Julien Pierre Bigot 30 Friday 10am-12pm NIL
NOV 19/20
CLCR1032
BOF
Tuesday, 3-4pm
BAE 97
CQAR1006
APR 18/19
BEMS FOM2 Julien Pierre Bigot 30 Monday, 2-4pm NIL
NOV 18/19 CLCR1032
BBM Thursday 5-6pm
JULY 18/19 CLCR1032
BFE
APR 17/18 FOM3 Julien Pierre Bigot 30 Tuesday, 10am-12pm
BBM CLBR1012
Wednesday, 2-3pm
CLCR1032
5 MPU3113 Hubungan Etnik 3 JULY 20/21 FOM 1 Mohd Izwardi 150 Tuesday, 2-4pm NIL
BEMS FCI CNMX1003
APR 19/20 Monday, 2-3pm NIL
BEMS CNMX1003
BOF
BFE
89
NOV 19/20
6 MPU3173 Pengajian Malaysia 3 3 BACC FOM 1 Hazamzaem Husin 50 Tuesday, 2-4pm NIL
JULY 19/20 FCI CLCR2044 NIL
BOM Monday, 2-3pm
APR 18/19 CLCR2044
BACC
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
2020/2021
ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2020/2021
TRIMESTER 1 2020/2021
Degree, Diploma
Date Range Week Remark
and Foundation
Trimester 1
6 July - 12 July 1 Week 1 Supplementary Examination Week
13 July - 19 July 2 Week 2
20 July - 26 July 3 Week 3
27 July - 2 Aug 4 Week 4 31 July (Fri) – Aidil Adha
3 Aug - 9 Aug 5 Week 5
17 Aug - 23 Aug 7 Week 7 20 Aug (Thu) Awal Muharram
31 Aug - 6 Sept 9 Week 9 31 Aug (Sat) National Day
7 Sept - 13 Sept 10 Week 10 9 Sept (Wed) Yang Di Pertuan Agong’s Birth
11 16 Sept (Wed) Malaysia Day
14 Sept - 20 Sept Week 11
21 Sept – 27 Sept 12 Week 12

28 Sept – 4 Oct 13 Week 13
5 Oct – 11 Oct 14 Week 14 9 Oct (Fri) TYT Melaka’s Birthday (Melaka)
12 Oct – 18 Oct 15 Study Break Exam Week will start on Fri, 16 Oct]
19 Oct – 25 Oct 16 Exam Week 1
17 26 Oct (Mon) Hol Day Almarhum Sultan Iskandar
25 Oct – 1 Nov Exam Week 2 (Johor)
29 Oct (Thu) The Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday
2 Nov – 8 Nov 18 Trimester Break 1
9 Nov – 15 Nov 19 Trimester Break 2 14 Nov (Sat) – Deepavali
16 Nov – 22 Nov 20 Trimester Break 3 18 Nov (Wed) - Registration Day for Nov Intake*

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July 2020 Intake, 2020/2021 Academic Session

Assalamualaikum and Greetings to all

Welcome to the Faculty of Management or more fondly known as

Being an alumni of the faculty myself, it gives me a great sense

At FOM, we believe strongly in the importance of inculcating not

Joining this faculty is in fact joining a wonderful community. We

Enjoy your time at the faculty and happy learning!

Dr. Mohd Fairuz bin Abd Rahim

FOM offers various degree programmes at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Bachelor of Accounting (Hons)

At the postgraduate level, FOM offers the following programmes:

Master of Business Administration

Centre for Knowledge and Innovation Management (CEKIM)

NO. NAME POSITION PHONE NO. ROOM NO. E-MAIL ADDRESS

3 Ts. Dr. Magiswary Deputy Dean 8312 5707 BR 0014 magiswary.dorasamy@mmu.edu.my

6 Prof. Dr. Govindan Professor 8312 5713 BR 1021 marthandan@mmu.edu.my

25 Dr. Bahma Specialist 1 8312 5675 BR 2026 bahma@mmu.edu.my

29 Dr. Choon Shay Wei Lecturer 8312 5797 BR 3002 swchoon@mmu.edu.my

30 Dr. Hasliza Hassan Lecturer 8312 5688 BR 2009 hasliza.hassan@mmu.edu.my

35 Dr. Kwan Jing Hui Lecturer 8312 5682 BR 3015 jhkwan@mmu.edu.my

36 Dr. Mariati 8312 5770 BU3004 mariati.norhashim@mmu.edu.my

40 Dr. Nguyen Thi Senior Lecturer 8312 5645 BR 3019 nguyen.thi.phuong.lan@mmu.edu.my

50 Dr. Sellywati Mohd. Lecturer 8312 5574 BR 2015 sellywati.faizal@mmu.edu.my

53 Dr. Sunita Lylia Lecturer 8312 5859 BR 2005 lylia.hamdan@mmu.edu.my

59 Dr. Yvonne Lee Lean Lecturer 8312 5184 BR 2020 yvonne.lelee@mmu.edu.my

61 Anisah Jumaat Lecturer 8312 5657 BR 2016 anisah.jumaat@mmu.edu.my

62 Azleen Shabrina Lecturer 8312 5715 BR 3011 azleen.mohdnor@mmu.edu.my

64 Azrena Mohd. Nor Foundation 8312 5531 BR 2012 azrena.mdnoor@mmu.edu.my

65 Diyana Abdul Mahad Lecturer 8312 5234 BR 3004 diyana.mahad@mmu.edu.my

66 Goh Han Hwa Lecturer 8312 5052 BR 3009 hhgoh@mmu.edu.my

67 Hamsatulazura Lecturer 8312 5853 BR 3004 hamsatulazura.hamzah@mmu.edu.my

69 Izyan Syazana Lecturer 8312 5608 BR 3005 syazana.awaludin@mmu.edu.my

72 Meyappan Gopalan Lecturer 8312 5781 BR 2018 gopalan@mmu.edu.my

73 Mohamad Iruwan Lecturer 8312 5336 BR 3010 mohamad.iruwan@mmu.edu.my

74 Muhammad Nizam Senior Lecturer 8312 5904 BR2027 muhammad.nizam@mmu.edu.my

76 Nithyaroobini Foundation 8312 5361 BR 3003 nithyaroobini@mmu.edu.my

79 Nor Azliana Aridi Lecturer 8312 5784 BR 2028 nor.azliana.aridi@mmu.edu.my

80 Nor Hazleza Lecturer 8312 5721 BR 3025 hazleza@mmu.edu.my

81 Norizaton Azmin Lecturer 8312 5459 BR 2023 azmin@mmu.edu.my

83 Nurbani Md. Hassan Lecturer 8312 5683 BR 3007 nurbani.hassan@mmu.edu.my

84 Nurul Nadia Nordin Lecturer 8312 5641 BR 2022 nurul.nadia@mmu.edu.my

85 Nursyamimi Houd Foundation NA BR 2013 nursyamimi.houd@mmu.edu.my

88 Rapiah Mohd. Zaini Lecturer 8312 5602 BR 3011 rapiah@mmu.edu.my

89 Rekha Thangatorai Foundation 8312 5787 BR 2006 rekha@mmu.edu.my

91 Salsiah Mohd. Ali Lecturer 8312 7254 BR 2026 salsiah.mohd.ali@mmu.edu.my

94 Zarehan Selamat Senior Lecturer 8312 5667 BR 3005 zarehan.selamat@mmu.edu.my

NO. NAME POSITION PHONE NO. ROOM NO. E-MAIL ADDRESS

3. FACULTY ADMINISTRATION OFFICE SERVICES

a) Course administration: timetable, registration, add-drop, withdrawal, examination, academic

4. ACADEMIC ADVISORY PROGRAMME

Program Head of Department Programme Industrial Training

6. CREDIT TRANSFER POLICY

MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY (MMU)

POLICY ON CREDIT TRANSFER

CREDIT TRANSFER POLICY (Bachelor’s Degree)

POLICY MPU MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY

The MPUs are divided into four clusters of subjects as below :

Implementation of MPU in MMU

Table 1: Implementation Structure of MPU

Level of Study U1 U2 U3 U4 Total CH

The implementation of Cluster U1 is as shown in Table 2 below:

Table 4: Methods of Evaluation

U1, U2 & U3 50% to 70% 30% to 50%

3. Policy Regarding MPU :