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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA)
Aim of the Programme
To equip graduates with knowledge, competency, practical skills, leadership attributes and problem solving skills
in business management.
Programme Educational Outcome (PEO) / Learning Outcomes of the Programme (PLO)
Program PEO 1 PEO 2 PEO 3
Apply fundamental knowledge Demonstrate professional Participate in various
of business related areas to values and ethics in various professional activities that
address and solve relevant business related disciplines for contribute to the
business issues. career advancement. wellbeing of societies.
(PLO1,PLO2, PLO6) (PLO3,PLO4, PLO8) (PLO5,PLO7)
PLO
At the end of the BBA programme, graduates are able to:
BBA 1. Acquire knowledge in various business disciplines
2. Apply the knowledge in various functional business disciplines
3. Demonstrate an awareness of social responsibility
4. Demonstrate professional behaviour
5. Show the ability to communicate, lead and work in a team
6. Solve problems using the scientific approach
7. Become life-long self-directed learners
8. Apply managerial and entrepreneurial skills.
Professional Recognition
CFA - Chartered Financial Analyst Institute
MAICSA - Malaysian Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators
Currently the Bachelor of Business Administration is recognised by two prominent professional bodies namely
Chartered Financial Analyst Institute (CFA) and Malaysian Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators
(MAICSA). Graduates from this programme are granted credits exemptions to pursue the MAICSA professional
qualification. As for those graduated with finance and banking concentration, they can be considered for the
CFA Program Awareness Scholarships to pursue the CFA professional qualification.
AREAS OF CONCENTRATION FOR BBA PROGRAMME
FBA offers only one BBA programme to students. Students will be conferred a general BBA degree upon
completion of their studies. Students are, however, allowed to concentrate on areas in either Management,
Marketing, Finance and Banking or Operations and Management Information Systems to enhance their
credibility and their employment value. For the purposes of concentration, a student is required to complete
any five courses (15 credits) from the various elective courses offered for a particular concentration area and
the remaining five courses (15 credits) from the other departments in FBA. Students, upon graduation, may
request a letter from the Dean confirming their concentration. The list of elective courses are subject to change
and are as follows:
Management
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