ABOUT THIS PROGRAMME
A Diploma in Business Administration (DBA) is a vocational program that provides foundational knowledge and practical skills in business management. It typically covers core subjects like management, marketing, finance, and operations, emphasizing practical application through projects and case studies. DBA programs are designed for quick entry into business careers, offering flexibility in scheduling and often serving as a pathway to further education or immediate employment in roles such as administrative assistant or junior analyst.
Who should take this programme?
A Diploma in Business Administration is typically suitable for individuals who are looking to gainfoundational knowledge in business management before committing to a full undergraduate degree.
What will I learn?
In a Diploma in Business Administration (DBA) program, you can learn:
Management Basics, marketing essentials, financial fundamentals, operations management, business communication, entrepreneurship, legal and ethical principles. The program focus on practical skills and foundational knowledge to prepare you for entry-level business roles or further education.
What is the progression pathway after completing your Diploma?
Diploma graduates will enjoy one year of credit exemption to pursue their business degree.
Or, you can start working once you complete your diploma.
CHECK IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE
| SPM | Minimum 3Cs |
| O-Level | Minimum 3Cs |
| UEC | Minimum 3Bs |
| Certificate/SKM III | A pass in SKM Level III and a pass in SPM with a minimum of 1 credit in any subject |
| SAM/ HSC/ AUSMAT | (Kindly refer to the Faculty) |
| STPM | Pass STPM with a minimum C (GP 2.0) in any subject |
| STAM | Pass STAM with a minimum grade of Maqbul |
| CPU/ CIMP | (Kindly refer to the Faculty) |
| Other Qualifications | As recognised by the Senate of IUKL as equivalent to SPM |
HND:Â Higher National Diploma,
SAM:Â South Australian Matriculation,
HSC:Â Higher School Certificate,
AUSMAT:Â Australian Matriculation,
CIMP:Â Canadian International Matriculation Programme,
IB:Â International Baccalaureate Diploma,
STPM:Â Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia,
SPM:Â Sijil Peperiksaan Malaysia
| ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT (INTERNATIONAL) | |
|---|---|
| IELTS | 5 |
| TOEFL (PBT) | 410 |
| TOEFL (IBT) | 42 |
| PTE | 47 |
| MUET | BAND 3 |
| Cambridge English | 154 |
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?
Year 1
Mata Pelajaran Umum (General Subject), Basic Accounting I, Basic Accounting II, Business Communication I, Business Communication II, Business Mathematics, Business Statistics, English for Business, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Principles of Management
Year 2
Basic Entrepreneurship, Basic Marketing, Business Computing, Business Ethics, Business Law, Business Research Methods, Financial Management, Human Resource Management, International Business, Investment Analysis, Managerial Accounting, Marketing Management, Operations Management, Organizational Behavior
CAREER CHOICES
Diploma in Business Administration (DBA)Â graduates have a range of career options across various industries. Here are some common career paths and roles they may pursue:
- Administrative Assistant:Â Supporting daily operations, managing schedules, and coordinating office activities.
- Customer Service Representative:Â Handling inquiries, resolving issues, and maintaining positive customer relationships.
- Sales Associate:Â Selling products or services, assisting customers, and achieving sales targets.
- Junior Analyst:Â Assisting in analyzing data, preparing reports, and supporting decision-making processes.
- Marketing Coordinator:Â Assisting in developing marketing strategies, coordinating campaigns, and conducting market research.
MORE ABOUT THIS PROGRAMME
Diploma in Business Administration is an excellent choice for individuals seeking foundational business knowledge, practical skills, and career readiness in a shorter timeframe than traditional degree programs. It serves as a pathway to enter the business world or advance in existing careers with a solid understanding of business principles and practices.
