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•  interpret research  findings  and propose  solutions  using  scientific  and critical
                       thinking skills that will be useful for life-long learning.
                   •  demonstrate      management        and    leadership    skills   through   effective
                       communication and tasks deployment.

               Entry Requirements
               Applicants for the programme should possess:

                   •  possess a bachelor’s degree with honours or equivalent in a related field from
                       a recognised university, priority is given to candidates who have a bachelor’s
                       degree with a CGPA of at least 3.0 or equivalent;
                   •  a  master’s  degree  by  research  OR  by  Coursework  OR  Mixed  Mode  with  a
                       CGPA of at least 3.0;
                   •  not less than five (5) years working experience; and
                   •  at least a band 6.0 for IELTS or a minimum score of 550 for the paper based
                       TOEFL (For international applicants only).

               Career Prospects
               The  Doctor  of  Management  (DMgt)  graduates  can  yield  a  variety  of  career
               opportunities.  Anyone  attaining  this  doctorate  degree  is  prepared  to  work  in
               executive positions within organizations and run major corporations and international
               companies. Alternatively, graduates may pursue an academic career at universities
               and colleges to teach business and management.

               Target Market
               The UMGSB DMgt programme is designed for the individuals who want to focus their
               research on management that prepares them for careers as researchers, teachers
               and scholars.

               Programme Structure
               The programme offers weekend classes with the emphasis on quality teaching and
               student participation. The minimum and maximum periods of candidature are 6 and
               12 semesters, respectively. A full-time DMgt programme at the faculty commences
               once a year (September). It should be noted that any withdrawal from the semester(s)
               by candidate will not be excluded from the duration of programme.

               Courses  are  divided  into  three  (3)  categories:  core  courses,  elective  courses  and
               dissertation. The design of the courses and components allow students to maximise
               their learning and develop the skills that are essential for their career development.
               Students are required to take a total of 81 credits as follows:
                                                  Table 1: Credit Hours
                                  Courses                                 Credit hours
                  Core Courses                                                 42
                  Elective Courses                                              3
                  Dissertation                                                 36




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