ADMISSION
REQUIREMENT
The Department of Business Administration offers a program of
study leading to the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration
(Hons). The department seeks to equip students with the necessary
technical skills and Islamic values for the business world. Undergraduate
courses offered by the department provide conceptual, technical,
interpersonal and communicational skills that are required in
the business environment. The courses are generally designed to
achieve the following objectives:
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To
produce competent business graduates imbued with Islamic
values at entry level for public and private organizations
at lower or middle management level. |
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2. |
To
provide graduates with strong, conceptual, technical, analytical,
interpersonal and communication skills that are required
in the business environment. |
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3. |
To
produce graduates with a broad education in business within
the areas of management, finance, marketing, information
technology and international business. |
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LEARNING
OUTCOMES FOR THE BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM
The
Department, after having imparted the pertinent knowledge, skills
and ability (KSA) to students, place high emphasis that such KSAs
are utilized in the best possible manner in students’ career
pursuits. Such KSAs will be displayed in the areas that they have
been exposed to, such as the management of critical resources,
leadership, communication, analysis, problem solving and decision
making in the most ethical manner.
At the end
of the program, the graduates will be able to:
1. Apply the
principles of management in business activities,
2. Identify and take advantage of business opportunities locally
and globally,
3. Apply and use ICT in business environments,
4. Apply the relevant tools and techniques in major functional
areas of business,
5. Demonstrate conduct that is consistent with business ethics
and local culture.
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ENTRY
REQUIREMENT
The admission
of students into the Bachelor of Business Administration program
is based on the following minimum requirements:
1. A CGPA of 2.0
2. Completion of the following eight required Kulliyyah core courses
with a minimum CGPA of 2.0
| ECON
1140 |
Statistical
Methods |
(3
credit hours) |
| ECON
1150 |
Business
Mathematics |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
1510 |
Principles
of Microeconomics |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
1610 |
Principles
of Macroeconomics |
(3 credit
hours) |
| INFO
2010 |
Information
Technology |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MGT 2010 |
Principles
& Practice of Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ACC 2055 |
Financial
Accounting I |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ACC 6196 |
Financial
Accounting II |
(3 credit
hours) |
3. Average
of B- grade for the following three courses
| MGT
2010 |
Principles
& Practice of Management |
(3
credit hours) |
| INFO
2010 |
Information
Technology |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
1140 |
Statistical
Methods |
(3 credit
hours) |
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DEPARTMENT
REQUIRED COURSES
Students must
complete 33 credit hours of department required courses. These
are:
| MGT
3050 |
Decision
Sciences |
(3
credit hours) |
| MGT 4110 |
Organizational
Behavior |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MGT 4320 |
Human
Resource Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MGT 4760 |
Strategic
Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| FIN 3010 |
Financial
Management I |
(3 credit
hours) |
| FIN 3011 |
Financial
Management II |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MKTG
3010 |
Marketing
Principles |
(3 credit
hours) |
| INFO
3010 |
Management
Information System |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ACC 3555 |
Cost
& Management Accounting |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
2210 |
Managerial
Economics |
(3 credit
hours) |
| LAW 3112 |
Malaysian
Business Law (for ENM) |
(3 credit
hours) |
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ELECTIVE
COURSE
To
fulfill the requirement of 13 Elective Courses (39 credit hours),
students are required to take 2 courses for each of the following
four business areas: Finance, Information Technology, General
Management and Marketing. The remaining courses (15 credit hours)
are to be taken from the list of the Department Elective Courses
i.e. (1), (2), (3), (4) & (5).
(1)
FINANCE
| FIN
4020 |
Investment
Analysis |
(3
credit hours) |
| FIN 4030 |
Principle
& Practice of Takaful & Re-Takaful |
(3 credit
hours) |
| FIN 4040
|
Corporate
Finance |
(3 credit
hours) |
| FIN 4150 |
Financial
Statement Analysis |
(3 credit
hours) |
| FIN 4210
|
Theory
and Practice of Islamic Banking and Insurance |
(3 credit
hours) |
| FIN 4250 |
Bank
Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| FIN 4310 |
Credit
Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| FIN 4710 |
International
Finance |
(3 credit
hours) |
| FIN 4870 |
Futures,
Options & Risk Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
3410 |
Money
and Banking |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
3430 |
Islamic
Banking & Finance |
(3 credit
hours) |
(2) GENERAL MANAGEMENT
| MGT
4010 |
Operations
Management |
(3
credit hours) |
| MGT 4330 |
Training
Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MGT 4410
|
Compensation
Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MGT 4510 |
Industrial
Relations |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MGT 4610 |
Organizational
Theory |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MGT 4650 |
Entrepreneurship |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MGT 4660 |
Small
Business Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MGT 4710
|
Quality
Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MGT 4810
|
International
Business |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MGT 4820
|
Management
From an Islamic Perspective |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MGT 4850
|
International
Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
4130 |
Forecasting
for Economics & Business |
(3 credit
hours) |
(3)
MARKETING
| MKTG
4010 |
Marketing
Management & Strategy |
(3
credit hours) |
| MKTG
4110 |
Consumer
Behavior |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MKTG
4210 |
Promotion
Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MKTG
4250 |
Retail
Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MKTG
4410 |
Marketing
Research |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MKTG
4510 |
Bank
Marketing |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MKTG
4810 |
International
Marketing |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MKTG
4820 |
Internet
Marketing |
(3 credit
hours) |
| MKTG
4830 |
Services
Marketing |
(3 credit
hours) |
(4)
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COURSE
| INFO
2015 |
Internet
Application |
(3
credit hours) |
| INFO
2020 |
Structured
Programming Language |
(3 credit
hours) |
| INFO
2035 |
Introduction
to Computer Organization |
(3 credit
hours) |
| INFO
3290 |
Data
Structure & Algorithms |
(3 credit
hours) |
| INFO
4150 |
System
Analysis & Design |
(3 credit
hours) |
| INFO
4180 |
Database
Design and Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
| INFO
4310 |
Concepts
in Networking |
(3 credit
hours) |
| INFO
4410 |
Principles
of Artificial Intelligence |
(3 credit
hours) |
| INFO
4610 |
Information
Resource & Strategy Management |
(3 credit
hours) |
(5)
OTHER ELECTIVE COURSES
| LAW
3212 |
Company
Law (for ENM) |
(3
credit hours) |
| ACC 3055 |
Financial
Accounting III |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ACC 3056 |
Financial
Accounting IV |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ACC 3310 |
Accounting
Information Systems |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ACC 3315 |
Cost
Accounting I |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ACC 3316 |
Cost
Accounting II |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ACC 3525
|
Management
Accounting |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ACC 3615
|
Taxation
I |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ACC 3616
|
Taxation
II |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ACC 4055
|
Financial
Accounting 5 |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ACC 4410 |
Public
Sector Accounting |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ACC 4610 |
Seminar
in Cost & Management Accounting |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
3010 |
Malaysian
Economy |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
3110 |
Econometrics
I |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
3230 |
Economics
Development |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
3450 |
Public
Finance |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
3710 |
International
Economics |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
4210 |
Economic
Planning |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
4510 |
Issues
in Islamic Economics |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
4730 |
International
Monetary Economics |
(3 credit
hours) |
| ECON
4740 |
International
Trade & Development |
(3 credit
hours) |
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PRACTICAL
TRAINING
The
practical training is arranged with relevant institutions for
a period of 14 weeks for the student when he/she enters the third
year (Level 2) in the program or after completes the department
required courses. A written report is submitted by the student
to the department, and the training is noted on the student’s
official transcript as `0’ credit hours of work. A pass
or fail grade is given.
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JOB
PROSPECTS
Students
graduating with a Bachelor of Business Administration have broad
career prospects in the fields of Insurance, Stock Broking, Banks
and other related fields. These include being Assistant Managers,
Operations Executives, Claims Executives, Evaluators, Investment
Analysts, Financial Analysts, Remisers, Corporate Banking Executives,
Corporate Finance Executives, Money-market Executives, Retailing
Executives, Academicians, etc.
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FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT
Head
Department of Business Administration
Kulliyyah of Economics and Management Sciences
International Islamic University Malaysia
Jalan Gombak, 53100 Kuala Lumpur
Phone No : 03 -6196 4758
Fax No : 03 -6196 4850
E-mail : nazatul@iiu.edu.my
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