Bachelor of Management with Honours
Programme Sypnosis
(R2-DL/345/6/0045 (A7470) 07/21)
This programme aims to meet the country’s growing demand for professionals in management. The programme encompasses various facets of management as well as emerging disciplines of a global and technology-driven economy. In addition, the programme allows learners to acquire in-depth knowledge in selected fields of management.
Learners are required to accumulate 120 credit hours in order to graduate.
Fees
| Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | |
| Sem 1 | RM 2,052 | RM 1,824 | RM 2,052 | RM 2,052 | RM 2,052 |
| Sem 2 | RM 2,052 | RM 1,824 | RM 2,052 | RM 2,052 | RM 1,368 |
| Sem 3 | RM 1,824 | RM 2,052 | RM 2,052 | RM 2,052 | – |
| Total | RM 27,360 | ||||
* Fees applicable to Malaysians and Permanent Residents only.
* International students are required to pay registration fees of RM1,000 and an additional 20% for the tuition fees.
* The University reserves the right to revise the fees without prior notice.
Discount for the Physically Challenged Learners (OKU) and Senior Citizens
The University offers 50% discount for:
1. Senior citizens aged 60 and above on registration date; and
2. Physically challenged learners – a valid Orang Kelainan Upaya (OKU) is required.
These discounts are for subject fees only and are not applicable for research and other fees. The discounts are also not valid for second time registration and repeating of subjects.
Learners who receive this discount are not entitled to other discounts and promotions.
Note
Processing fee: RM30 (Malaysian) & RM100 (International Students)
| Financial options: | Payment Mode: |
| EPF (Account 2); or | JomPAY |
| Education or Personal Loan from commercial banks; or | Internet Banking |
| HRDF (subject to employer’s eligibility); or | Debit/Credit Card. |
Entry Requirements
Normal Entry
i. Pass STPM or its equivalent, with minimum Grade C (GP 2.00) in 2 subjects, and a pass in Mathematics and English at SPM level or its equivalent; or
ii. Pass STAM with minimum grade of Jayyid and a pass in Mathematics and English at SPM level or its equivalent; or
iii. Pass Diploma (MQF Level 4)/Advanced Diploma (MQF Level 5) or its equivalent; or
iv. Pass Matriculation/Foundation/Asasi or its equivalent with a minimum CGPA of 2.00; or
v. Pass UEC with minimum Grade B in 5 subjects and a pass in Mathematics and English; or
vi. Other recognised equivalent qualification.
English competency requirement for international students: Minimum IELTS 5.5 or equivalent.
Note:
The pass requirement in Mathematics and English at SPM level for candidates (i) and (ii) can be exempted if the qualifications comprise of Mathematics and English and the achievement is equivalent to/above the pass requirement of the subjects at the SPM level. (Equality of the subjects is the responsibility of HEP and the HEP needs to have strong internal policies/procedures in assessing the equality).
OR
APEL entry
• Malaysian; and • Candidate must be 21 years old and above in the year of application being made; and
• Have previous working experience/learning relevant to the field applied; and
• Pass APEL Assessment for Bachelor Degree (conducted by OUM).
Note:
- The provisional offer of admission will be revoked if the candidate:
- Fails to submit evidence of qualification within the stipulated date; or
- Does not meet the entry requirements of the University.
- Entry requirements are subject to change as stipulated by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency.
MPU Courses
| Subject Name | Credit Hours |
| FALSAFAH DAN ISU SEMASA 2 | 2 |
| TAMADUN ISLAM DAN TAMADUN ASIA | 3 |
| ENTREPRENEURSHIP 2 | 3 |
| PENGHAYATAN ETIKA DAN PERADABAN 2 | 2 |
KHIDMAT MASYARAKAT  |
2 |
| TOTAL CREDIT | 12 |
University Courses
| Subject Name | Credit Hours |
| Learning Skills for 21st Century | 3 |
| English for Oral Communication | 3 |
| Professional Ethics | 3 |
| English for Written Communication | 3 |
| English for Workplace communication | 3 |
| TOTAL CREDIT | 15 |
Basic Courses
| Subject Name | Credit Hours |
| Principles of Management |
3 |
| Basic Concepts of Information Technology |
3 |
| Thinking Skills and Problem Solving |
3 |
| Introduction to Communication |
3 |
| TOTAL CREDIT | 12 |
Core Courses
| Subject Name | Credit Hours |
| PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS |
3 |
| INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY |
3 |
| ELEMENTARY STATISTICS |
3 |
| MATHEMATICS FOR MANAGEMENT |
3 |
| BUSINESS LAW |
3 |
| MARKETING MANAGEMENT I |
3 |
| HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT |
3 |
| FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING |
3 |
| PRINCIPLES OF CORPORATE COMMUNICATION |
3 |
| MARKETING MANAGEMENT II |
3 |
| FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT I |
3 |
| EMPLOYMENT AND INDUSTRIAL LAW |
3 |
| INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS |
3 |
| CORPORATE GOVERNANCE |
3 |
| FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT II |
3 |
| STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT |
3 |
| RESEARCH METHODOLOGY | 3 |
| CROSS CULTURAL MANAGEMENT |
3 |
| CHANGE MANAGEMENT |
3 |
| ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR |
3 |
| CAREER PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT |
3 |
| PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS |
3 |
| MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM |
3 |
| TOTAL CREDIT | 69 |
Major Courses
| Subject Name | ||
| Industrial Relations |
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| Compensation Management |
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| Human Resource Development |
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| Hazard Management |
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| Marketing Management & Strategy |
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| International Marketing |
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| Retail Management |
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| Cross-cultural Management |
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| Digital Marketing | ||
| Strategic Supply Chain Management |
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| Warehouse and Inventory Management |
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| International Purchasing and Supply Chain Management |
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| International Logistic and Transportation Management |
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| * Shariah and Major Components of Islamic Financial Planning | ||
| * Takaful, Estate, Waqf and Succession Planning | ||
| * Islamic Investment, Retirement, Zakat and Tax Planning | ||
| Customer Service | ||
| Notes: *A minimum of Grade B- is required for each course for exemption of the three courses under IBFIM Islamic Financial Programme (IFP) Certificate * The three courses are recognised by IBFIM Islamic Financial Programme (IFP) until 7 July 2022 (Until further notice). |
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| Combination of any 4 elective courses | ||
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- Why is Bachelor of Management (BIM) suitable for you?
If you have yet to earn a first degree and want to acquire firm foundation in the management discipline.
For more details, visit: Bachelor of management with honours. - What are the entry requirements for this programme?
There are two entry channels; Normal Entry and Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL)
Normal Entry- Pass STPM or its equivalent, with minimum Grade C (GP 2.00) in 2 subjects, and a pass in Mathematics and English at SPM level or its equivalent; or
- Pass STAM with minimum grade of Jayyid and a pass in Mathematics and English at SPM level or its equivalent; or
- Pass Diploma (MQF Level 4)/Advanced Diploma (MQF Level 5) or its equivalent; or
- Pass Matriculation/Foundation/Asasi or its equivalent with a minimum CGPA of 2.00; or
- Pass UEC with minimum Grade B in 5 subjects and a pass in Mathematics and English; or
- Other recognised equivalent qualification.
OR
APEL Entry - Malaysian; and
- Candidate must be 21 years old and above in the year of application being made; and
- Have previous work experience/learning relevant to the field applied; and
- Pass APEL Assessment for Bachelor Degree.
- Is OUM’s Bachelor of Management programme offered in full-time or part-time mode?
All OUM degree programmes offered in Malaysia are run in part-time mode, making them particularly suitable for working adults seeking to upgrade their qualifications, knowledge and skills without having to give up their jobs or compromise on their life responsibilities - What are the courses and majoring offered under BIM?
BIM courses (120 credits) comprise:
Learning Skills for 21st Century, Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Asia 1, Principles of Management, Entrepreneurship II and/or Bahasa Kebangsaan A, Human Resource Management, Mathematics for Management, Falsafah dan Isu Semasa 2, English for Written Communication, Marketing Management I, Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban 2, Thinking Skills and Problem Solving, Principles of Microeconomics, Community Service, English for Oral Communication, Financial Accounting, English for Workplace Communication, Introduction to Communication, Marketing Management II, Basic Concepts of Information Technology, Principles of Macroeconomics, Financial Management I, Professional Ethics, Principles of Corporate Communication, Business Law, Introduction to Psychology, International Business, Employment and Industrial Law, Organisational Behaviour, Financial Management II, Management Information System, Elementary Statistics, Change Management, Research Methodology, Cross-Cultural Management, Corporate Governance, Career Planning and Development, Strategic Management
Majoring:- Human Resource Management
Industrial Relations, Compensation Management, Human Resource Development, Hazard Management - Retailing (Choose any four courses)
Marketing Management& Strategy, International Marketing, Retail Management, Logistic Management and Digital Marketing. - Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Strategic Supply Chain Management, Warehouse and Inventory Management, International Purchasing and Supply Management, International Logistics and Transportation Management - Islamic Wealth Management
Shariah and Major Components of Islamic Financial Planning, Takaful, Estate, Waqf and Succession Planning, Islamic Investment, Retirement, Zakat and Tax Planning, Customer Service - General
Any four courses from the above majoring course.
- Human Resource Management
- How soon can I complete BIM?
BIM is a 120 credit-hour programme, which means that it can typically be completed in 14 semesters. That’s approximately 4 ½ years if the programme is completed without any credit transfer, and if learners take the standard 3 courses per semester path. - How is BIM delivered?
It is run in blended mode. Blended mode refers to a combination of online study and face-to-face tutorials. Face-to-face tutorials are offered at most learning centres. This flexibility of modes is a specialty of OUM, the first open and distance learning university in Malaysia. It is particularly suitable for self-directed adult learners who want to upgrade their skills and qualifications on a part-time basis without having to give up work and other life commitments. - When can I join BIM?
BIM has intakes in the January, May and September every year. - Who are the academic staffs responsible for delivering BIM related courses at OUM?
BIM programme at OUM is delivered by qualified and experienced subject-matter experts and tutors with degrees from reputable universities. The Programme Director is Dr.Chiam Chooi Chea. - Are course materials provided by OUM?
All core learning materials are provided or made available for library loan. Learners may use OUM’s myInspire, physical and digital libraries to access a wide range of learning materials. - How will I be assessed should I enrol for BIM?
For BIM, assessment methods vary from course to course. Most courses have assignments and final exams. Assessment for several courses is entirely assignment-based. - How much does it cost to pursue BIM? Are there special rates for senior citizens and physically-challenged learners?
Fees for BIM amount to RM27,360. For full breakdown of fees, visit https://www.oum.edu.my/bachelor-of-management-with-honours/- A 50% discount on fees is offered to qualified senior citizens and physically-challenged learners.
- Additional fees is applied to Islamic Wealth Management specialisation
- All fees are subject to revision without prior notice.For further enquiries on fees and financial matters, please email OUM’s Marketing Unit at enquiries@oum.edu.my or call +603-78011800
- What are the financing options available?
- PTPTN; or
- EPF (Account 2); or
- Education or Personal Loan from commercial banks; or
- HRDF (subject to employer’s eligibility); or
- Flexible Payment SchemeThe PTPTN loan is only available to Malaysian citizens enrolled in a recognised undergraduate programme. You can only apply for a PTPTN loan after you have applied, been accepted and registered in the programme. For more information on PTPTN loan, visit http://www.ptptn.gov.my/
- Is OUM’s BIM programme recognised by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA)?
Yes, the BIM (A7470) is fully accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA). - What are the potential career paths for BIM graduates?
BIM graduates have thrived in diverse careers. This is because they possess not only subject knowledge and subject specific skills, but also such transferable graduate skills with good decision making skills, literacy and communication skills, critical reasoning, and the capacity to critically analyse situations in various areas. - I’ve decided I want to pursue BIM at OUM. How do I apply?
Apply online at http://fastrac.oum.edu.my/Alternatively, visit any of OUM’s Learning Centres (LCs) located throughout the country for guidance. For info on the LCs, go to https://www.oum.edu.my/learningcentres/ - Where can I find more details on OUM’s BIM programme?
For BIM details, visit https://www.oum.edu.my/bachelor-of-management-with-honours/ - Whom should I contact if I need to find out more about OUM’s BIM programme?
For academic-related enquiries related to BIM, email Dr Chiam at chooi_chea@oum.edu.my or call +603-89135525
For general enquiries on OUM programme, email the Marketing Unit at enquiries@oum.edu.my or call +603-78011800 or +603-78012000
Whatsapp at +6012-3039935 or +6019-3579074
- Why is Bachelor of Management (BIM) suitable for you?
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