| Master of Business Administration |
Validated and Awarded by University of Wales (United Kingdom) |
| MOE Reference No.: EDUN N24-02-008 Vol 60 |
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| The programme is organised into two stages culminating with the award of the MBA upon completion of all the stages. The programme consists 10 compulsory modules. It is structured around nine taught modules followed by dissertation. |
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| The main objective of the programme is to empower students with a superb grounding on a mix of specific and broad range of business oriented subjects directly applicable to today's knowledge-based economy.
By the end of the course, students will be able to:
- Understand, evaluate and employ the concepts and theories of the basic disciplines underpinning modern management
- Demonstrate an understanding of the skills needed to promote and develop a conducive management culture
- Understand the management process of organization, and know how to utilize resources effectively and efficiently in the pursuit of organizational goals
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- Internationally Recognised Qualification
This degree from a leading UK University creates international mobility and greater career advancement opportunities for its graduates.
- Syllabus Designed with an International Focus
This business programme consists of units that incorporate comprehensive international perspectives and knowledge much required by a working professional or businessperson of an organisation operating in an international business environment.
- Assessment Methods
Cater to the learning needs of the mature students, this programme adopts a variety of interesting assessment techniques, such as case studies, online participation and presentations, individual and group work, research paper and critical review of articles.
- Professional and Highly Qualified Lecturers
This programme will be facilitated by highly qualified academic staff who are both subject matter experts as well as trained e-facilitators. They will provide participants with continual support throughout the programme. All e-facilitators are pre-approved by the university.
- Modular System of Learning
Modular learning gives participants more control in their time management and allows them to learn at their own pace.
- Accreditation
The University of Wales has a tradition for excellence in education and its qualifications are well sought after in the United Kingdom and internationally. The University's mission is to continually make a distinctive and distinguished contribution to higher education in Wales, the United Kingdom and the international community.
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The programme is organised into two inter-related stages culminating with the award of the MBA upon completion of all the stages. The programme consists of 10 compulsory modules where there are a total of 9 taught modules and dissertation. The 9 modules have a total of 120 credits with the following credit weightings each:
| Module Code |
Module Title |
Credits |
| BA 601 |
Financial and Managerial Accounting |
10 |
BA 602 |
Marketing Management |
15 |
BA 603 |
Business Quantitative Analysis |
15 |
BA 604 |
Human Resource Management & Organisation Behaviour |
15 |
BA 605 |
Management Information System |
10 |
BA 606 |
Operations Management |
15 |
BA 607 |
Managerial Economics |
10 |
BA 608 |
Financial Management |
15 |
BA 609 |
Corporate Strategy and Business Policy |
15 |
BA 610 |
Dissertation |
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Important Notice:
- For all UOW-MBA students, you are allowed only ONE ATTEMPT at a failed module.
- The students must complete Part A (9 modules), before proceeding to the next stage Part B (dissertation). In Part A, the BA609 is the module to be taken at the last, after completing the rest 8 modules which students can attempt to complete in any sequence depending upon the timing of the registration.
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- A Bachelor degree recognised by the University. If the degree is not recognised, candidates will be required to qualify under the terms of mature entry.
- Non-graduates or Mature students (aged 25 or over) with minimum 2 years working in a position of responsibility of relevance to the scheme of study to be pursued. These applicants will be considered on a case by case basis.
- Applicants for whom English is a second language must provide evidence of English Proficiency. Either a recognised degree or equivalent qualifications (where the language of instruction is English), or a score of at least 550 (written version) or 213 (computer version) on the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or an equivalent IELTS score, or National College English Test (CET) Band 4 & 6, or English Proficiency Test – Level 3 of Informatics Academy
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Programme Structure and Duration |
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| Intake: |
May / June / September / November |
| Duration: |
Full Time : Between 12 to 16 months*
Part Time /e-Learning / Flexi-Learning: Within 20 months*
*Course duration is dependent on the amount of time taken to complete the dissertation
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| Programme Delivery: |
Full Time/ Part Time: Day / evening classes taught by lecturers with industry-experience
e-Learning: Conducted by lecturers via internet on e-learning platform
Flexi-Learning: Combines the beauty of face-to-face classroom learning and e-Learning
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| Method of Assessment: |
The modules will be assessed based on Coursework (25%), Written Examination (65%) and Participation (10%).
Exams are conducted three times a year, in the months of January, May and September. Students are required to submit the dissertation in order to complete the programme. For the dissertation, 6 months time is provided.
A Board of Examiners meeting decides the final marks. Students who fail a module may be permitted to resubmit the Coursework or to re-sit the module's Written Examinations whilst taking another module. This shall be done at the full discretion of the Academic Members of the Board of Examiners. A student may only resubmit the Coursework and/or resit a Written Examination once*.
*Should a student fail to pass a specific module's Coursework and/or Written Examination after one resit attempt, he/she will be excluded from MBA programme but will be permitted to continue with other modules in the programme to be eligible for a Post Graduate Certificate |
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To apply, applicants must complete and submit the prescribed application forms. The application must be accompanied by the following:
- A one time non-refundable application processing fee.
- 2 copies of Official Transcripts from University / College
- 2 copies of Official Certificates
- Application Form
- 2 Passport Photos
- Proof of English Language Proficiency (for non-English speaking countries)
*Only for Mature Entry |
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| Mode of Study: |
e-Learning May / June / September / November
Full Payment: S$24,075.00
Installment Payment:
First Payment: $5,938.50
Monthly: $1,284.00 x 16 months
S$54.57.00 (Non-refundable) |
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| Mode of Payment: |
The modes of payment available are cash, cheque, Nets, Visa/MasterCard and/or Cashier/Money/Postal order. All payments are to be in Singapore dollars.
For cheque payment, the cheque must be crossed and made payable to "Informatics Education Singapore Pte Ltd”. It should not be post dated. |
| Closing Date: |
2 weeks before commencement of the course or when the class is full. |
All fees quoted are inclusive of 7% GST.
The above fee covers all lectures, course notes, class handouts, student fee, library fee, examination fee but exclude textbooks and repeat course fee.
Information is subject to changes without prior notic |
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Informatics Campus
10 & 12 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609080
Course Enquiry Hotline: (65) 6580 4555
Email: enquiry@informaticseducation.com
SMS: +65 91072222
Opening Hours:
Monday - Friday : 9.00am to 9.00pm
Saturday : 9.00am to 5.00pm
Closed on Sunday and Public Holidays |
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