Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) in International Business

With a Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons) in International Business, you can learn a great deal about global markets and investigate the realm of cross-border transactions. Students will graduate from the program with a thorough understanding of international business principles, proficiency in functional areas like marketing and finance in a global setting, and an appreciation and awareness of other cultures and customs.
The goal of the modules is to develop graduates who are prepared to launch profitable worldwide businesses. Students who complete the program will also have a thorough awareness of both present and upcoming global business trends. Students will gain an understanding of the sustainability concerns that are relevant to business in the larger global environment through their program.

Any of These:

• STPM or equivalent: Grade C (GPA 2.00) in any two (2) subjects, AND passes in Mathematics and English at SPM level or equivalent.
• STAM: Grade of Jayyid, AND passes in Mathematics and English at SPM level or equivalent.
• UEC: Grade B in five (5) subjects and passes in Mathematics and English.
• Matriculation/Foundation: CGPA 2.00 out of 4.00.
• Other qualifications equivalent to a Diploma or Advanced Diploma: CGPA 2.00 out of 4.00.
• Diploma Kemahiran Malaysia (DKM) / Diploma Lanjutan Kemahiran Malaysia (DLKM)/ Diploma Vokasional Malaysia (DVM): CGPA 2.50 out of 4.00 AND subjected to Bridging programme.
• A-LEVEL: Pass with Grade D in two subjects, AND passes in Mathematics and English at SPM level or equivalent.
• Australian Matriculation: ATAR 55.
• International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB): 24 points across six subjects.
• Other qualifications recognised as equivalent.  

Note:

• The credit requirement at the SPM level can be waived should the grades obtained at the STPM/STAM level are equivalent/higher.
• Students enrolling on a Dual Award programme will be subject to the English requirements of UWTSD/UK.

English language competency requirements for international students:

• International students are required to achieve a minimum score of 5.5 in IELTS OR Band 3 in MUET OR 550 in TOEFL OR its equivalent.
• English language requirements can be waived if the international student EITHER comes from a country that uses English as the official language OR the entry qualification uses English as the medium of instruction.

Year 1:

• Principles of Management
• Principles of Marketing
• Principles of Accounting
• Business Communication
• Sustainability and Innovation
• Bahasa Kebangsaan A***
• Business Technology
• Principles of Entrepreneurship
• Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
• Fundamentals of Finance
• Microeconomics
• Management Information Systems
• Organisational Behaviour
• Introductory Business Statistics
• Integrity and Anti-Corruption
• Legal Environment of Business (Malaysian Environment)
• Falsafah dan Isu Semasa (Malaysian Students)
• Communicative Malay 2 (International Students)
• Contemporary Challenges: Making a Difference**

Year 2:

• Macroeconomics
• Company Law
• Operation Management
• International Business
• Export and Logistics Management
• Risk Management
• Supply Chain Management
• Business Research Methods
• Human Resource Management
• Organisational Theory and Design
• Marketing Management
• Financial Management
• Appreciation of Ethics and Civilisation
• Changemakers – Creativity and Value Creation**

Year 3:

• Strategic Management
• Corporate Social Responsibility and Ethics
• Cross Cultural Management
• Technology Management
• Technopreneurship
• Global Trading System and Policy
• International Entrepreneurship
• International Marketing
• International Human Resource Management
• International Management
• International Trade Economics
• International Finance
• Business Project
• Leading and Developing People**

Notes:

• **Dual Award Module / Dual Award students only
• ***Malaysian students who did not get credit for Bahasa Melayu in SPM and have not completed the module in any previous studies