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Buku Panduan

PRASISWAZAH Pusat Pengajian Perniagaan dan Pengurusan Maritim Sesi

Akademik 2018/2019

Terokaan Seluas Lautan, Demi Kelestarian Sejagat

Buku Panduan

PRASISWAZAH Pusat Pengajian Perniagaan dan Pengurusan Maritim Sesi

Akademik 2018/2019

Pusat Pengajian Perniagaan dan Pengurusan Maritim Universiti Malaysia Terengganu

21030 Kuala Nerus http://ppppm.umt.edu.my

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Pusat Pengajian Perniagaan dan Pengurusan Maritim Universiti Malaysia Terengganu 21030 Kuala Nerus

Tel: 09-6684149/4802 Faks: 096684237

Website: http://ppppm.umt.edu.my


Ahli Jawatankuasa:

Prof. Dr. Mohd Shaladdin Muda (Penasihat) Prof. Madya Dr. Rokiah Kadir (Pengerusi) Prof.

Madya Dr. Safiek Mokhlis

Prof. Madya Dr. Hafiza Aishah Hashim

Prof. Madya Dr. Marhana Mohd Anuar Dr. Zuha Rosufila Abu Hasan

Dr. Fathilah Ismail Dr. Kalsitinoor Set Dr. Azlinzuraini Ahmad Dr. Nurul Haqimin Mohd Salleh Pn. Zahirah A Razak Pn. Nurul Nadiah Zulkifli

Pn. Nor Azra Saleh Pn. Rodiana Mohamad @ Abd. Ghani En. Ahmad Nizamuddin Mohd En. Mohd Rozam Abdul Wahab En. Muhammad Syazli Sulaiman

Jawatankuasa ingin merakamkan penghargaan kepada ahli-ahli pusat pengajian berikut di atas sumbangan mereka:

Pejabat Dekan, Pengerusi dan ahli-ahli Program Sarjana Pentadbiran Perniagaan, Sarjana Pengurusan (Zon Pantai Bersepadu), Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Maritim), Sarjana Muda Perakaunan, Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pemasaran), Sarjana Muda Pengurusan Pelancongan dan staf-staf sokongan akademik, Pusat Pengajian Perniagaan dan Pengurusan Maritim, UMT.

***Maklumat yang terdapat di dalam buku ini adalah tepat pada masa ia dicetak iaitu 1 Ogos 2018***


Kandungan Akademik Sesi 2018/2019

Kalendar Akademik Sesi 2018/2019 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Kata Alu-Aluan Dekan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Visi, Misi dan Slogan UMT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Latar Belakang UMT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Pentadbiran Pusat Pengajian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Pegawai Utama Pusat Pengajian ...................................................................... 12 Pegawai Pentadbiran Pusat Pengajian ............................................................. 13 Penyelaras-Penyelaras Pusat Pengajian .......................................................... 14 Penasihat Kelab Program .................................................................................. 16 Pegawai Akademik Pusat Pengajian ................................................................. 17

• Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Maritim) ........................................... 17 • Program Sarjana Muda Perakaunan ......................................................... 20 • Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pemasaran) .................................... 23

• Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan Pelancongan .................................... 25

Program Prasiswazah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Maklumat Am Sistem Pengajian di UMT ........................................................... 26 Struktur Kurikulum Program .............................................................................. 26 Teras Universiti ................................................................................................. 27 Keperluan Bahasa Inggeris ............................................................................... 27 Teras Program................................................................................................... 27 Pra-Syarat ......................................................................................................... 27

Sistem Bimbingan Siswa atau Mentor ............................................................... 27

Program Pascasiswazah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Program Sarjana dan PhD (Penyelidikan) ......................................................... 28

Program Sarjana (Kerja Kursus) ........................................................................ 28

Program Pengajian Prasiswazah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Maritim) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Objektif Program................................................................................................ 32 Prospek Kerjaya ................................................................................................ 33 Syarat Kemasukan ............................................................................................ 33 Skema Program................................................................................................. 36

• Skema Program UMT dan UMT-RETI ....................................................... 36 • Skema Program UMT dengan Penerapan 2U2i ........................................ 37 • Skema Program International Degree Program (IDP) ................................ 38 • Skema Program UMT-ABS ........................................................................ 39

Sinopsis Kursus ................................................................................................. 41

Sarjana Muda Perakaunan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Objektif Program ................................................................................................ 46 Prospek Kerjaya................................................................................................. 47 Syarat Kemasukan ............................................................................................ 47 Kurikulum Program ............................................................................................ 48 Skema Program ................................................................................................. 51

• Skema Program UMT ................................................................................. 51 • Skema Program UMT-TAF ......................................................................... 52 • Skema Program UMT-ACCA ..................................................................... 53 • Skema International Degree Programme (IDP) .......................................... 54

Sinopsis Kursus ................................................................................................. 56

Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pemasaran) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Objektif Program ................................................................................................ 61 Prospek Kerjaya................................................................................................. 61 Syarat Kemasukan ............................................................................................ 61 Kurikulum Program ............................................................................................ 63 Skema Program ................................................................................................. 65

• Skema Program UMT ................................................................................. 65 • Skema International Degree Programme (IDP) .......................................... 66 • Skema Program UMT-ABS ........................................................................ 67

Sinopsis Kursus ................................................................................................. 69

Sarjana Muda Pengurusan Pelancongan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Objektif Program ................................................................................................ 74 Prospek Kerjaya................................................................................................. 74 Syarat Kemasukan ............................................................................................ 74 Kurikulum Program ............................................................................................ 76 Skema Program ................................................................................................. 78

• Skema Program UMT ................................................................................. 78 • Skema International Degree Programme (IDP) .......................................... 79

Sinopsis Kursus ................................................................................................. 81

Peraturan Pakaian Dan Penampilan Pelajar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Senarai Nama Staf Dan Nombor Telefon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

Buku Panduan Prasiswazah

Pusat Pengajian Perniagaan dan Pengurusan Maritim 6

Buku Panduan Prasiswazah Pusat Pengajian Perniagaan dan Pengurusan Maritim 7



KATA ALU-ALUAN DEKAN

Bismillahirrahmanirrahim Assalamualaikum dan Salam Sejahtera

Alhamdulillah, syukur ke hadrat Allah SWT kerana dengan izin-Nya, Buku Panduan Akademik Program Ijazah Sarjana Muda bagi Sesi Akademik 2018/2019, Pusat Pengajian Perniagaan dan Pengurusan Maritim (PPPPM), Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) berjaya diterbitkan.

Pada kesempatan ini saya ingin mengucapkan sekalung tahniah dan syabas kepada mahasiswa dan mahasiswi yang telah berjaya terpilih dan melangkah ke menara gading khususnya ke PPPPM. Kedatangan anda sebagai warga UMT amat dialu-alukan. Hargailah dan manfaatkan peluang ini kerana tidak semua rakan-rakan anda bertuah untuk mendapat peluang ini.

Kewujudan buku panduan ini bertujuan sebagai bahan rujukan dalam memahami dan mengenali pusat pengajian dan program pengajian yang sedang diikuti. Selain itu, ia juga merupakan satu bentuk wadah yang menjadi mukadimah yang tepat kepada proses dan urustadbir dalam PPPPM sepanjang mahasiswa dan mahasiswi mengikuti program pengajian ijazah sarjana muda di UMT.

Semoga perancangan pembelajaran yang tersusun rapi ini akan membuahkan hasil sebagaimana yang disasarkan. Semoga usaha dan ikhtiar yang dilakukan seterusnya memberi manfaat kepada agama, bangsa dan negara. Saya berharap, para pelajar dapat menggunakan Buku Panduan ini dengan sepenuhnya sepanjang bergelar mahasiswa dan mahasiswi dalam bidang masing-masing.

Beberapa kejayaan telah dicapai oleh PPPPM pada Sesi Akademik 2017/2018. PPPPM melalui Program Sarjana Muda Perakaunan telah berjaya melaksanakan Program 2u2i. Program ini menyokong pendidikan fleksibel bagi meningkatkan pengalaman pembelajaran mahasiswa dan

mahasiswi melalui pembelajaran berasaskan pengalaman dan perkhidmatan. Melalui program ini, mahasiswa dan mahasiswi dapat menimba pengalaman pekerjaan sebenar di industri dan seterusnya menyumbang kepada peningkatan kebolehpasaran graduan.

Program Sarjana Muda Perakaunan (Kepujian) sentiasa menekankan perubahan semasa dalam sekitaran industri perakaunan dalam negara dan global untuk menjamin kelestarian penawaran program perakaunan kepada bakal pengamal perakaunan di Malaysia. Hubungan dengan badan- badan profesional seperti MIA, ACCA, MICPA, CPA Australia dan pemain industri terus dilebarkan dengan memeterai perjanjian usaha sama berstrategik dan melalui sangkutan industri para pelajar di

firma-firma audit dan syarikat terpilih. Semua ini akan dipertingkatkan dari masa ke masa demi

menawarkan ilmu dan amalan perakaunan profesional kepada mahasiswa.


PPPPM juga telah berjaya menganjurkan 4th International Conference on Accounting, Business and Economics (ICABEC) 2016, 3rd Postgraduate Seminar in Accounting, Business and Finance (SABF) 2017 dan Global Tourism Conference (GTC) 2017. Pada tahun ini PPPPM juga akan menganjurkan 5th

International Conference on Accounting, Business and Economics (ICABEC) 2018 pada 18-20 September 2018. Program seumpama ini merupakan platform bagi melahirkan graduan yang berkemahiran tinggi untuk memenuhi hasrat kerajaan dalam melangkah ke era Industri 4.0.

PPPPM juga telah mengorak langkah ke arah pembelajaran berasaskan industri di mana Program Penerapan 2u2i bagi Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Maritim) bakal dilaksanakan pada Sesi Akademik 2018/19 dan ia akan memberi peluang kepada pelajar menimba pengalaman selama setahun di dua pelabuhan terkemuka Malaysia. PPPPM juga telah berjaya menubuhkan Malaysian Maritime Logistics and Transport Centre (MaLTraC), merupakan pusat pengangkutan dan logistik maritim yang pertama seumpamanya di Malaysia yang akan diperkasakan menjadi pusat rujukan serta pendidikan bagi pengumpulan data berkaitan pengangkutan maritim.

Akhir kata, diharap mahasiswa dan mahasiswi dapat merancang pengajian akademik dengan teratur dan berusaha bersungguh-sungguh untuk mencapai kecemerlangan. Oleh itu, adalah menjadi harapan pusat pengajian agar mahasiswa dan mahasiswi dapat menggunakan peluang di UMT ini sebaik mungkin sebagai asas kepada kecemerlangan pada masa hadapan.

Selamat Belajar dan Maju Jaya.

“TEROKAAN SELUAS LAUTAN, DEMI KELESTARIAN SEJAGAT’’

Prof . Dr . Mohd Shaladdin Muda

Dekan

Pusat Pengajian Perniagaan dan Pengurusan Maritim

Universiti Malaysia Terengganu



VISI, MISI DAN SLOGAN UMT

VISI Universiti Berfokus Marin Terunggul dalam Negara dan Disegani di Peringkat Global

(Becoming the Country’s Leading and Globally Respected Marine-Focused University)

MISI Menjana Ilmu untuk Kesejahteraan Masyarakat dan Kelestarian Alam

(Generating Knowledge for the Community’s Affluence and Environmental

Sustainability)

SLOGAN “Terokaan Seluas Lautan, Demi Kelestarian Sejagat”

“Ocean of Discoveries, for Global Sustainability


LATAR BELAKANG UMT

Universiti Malaysia Terengganu bermula dari Pusat Perikanan dan Sains Samudera di bawah payung Universiti Pertanian Malaysia bertempat di Mengabang Telipot, Kuala Terengganu. Pada mulanya pusat ini menyediakan kemudahan latihan kepada para pelajar Program Perikanan dan Sains Samudera dan kemudahan penyelidikan kepada pensyarah. Perpindahan Fakulti Perikanan dan Sains Samudera, Universiti Pertanian Malaysia (UPM) dari Serdang ke Kuala Terengganu telah melahirkan kampus cawangan yang dinamakan Universiti Pertanian Malaysia cawangan Terengganu (UPMT) pada Jun 1996 dan nama fakulti telah diubah kepada Fakulti Sains Gunaan dan Teknologi (FSGT). Turut ditubuhkan ialah Fakulti Sains dan Sastera Ikhtisas (FSSI) serta Pusat Pengajian Matrikulasi (PPM).

Penubuhan Kolej Universiti Terengganu (KUT) telah diluluskan oleh Jemaah Menteri pada 5 Mei 1999 sebagai kampus bersekutu UPM. Kolej Universiti Terengganu telah diberi kuasa autonomi pada 1 Mei 2001 dan dinamakan Kolej Universiti Sains dan Teknologi Malaysia (KUSTEM) pada 20 Jun 2001 selaras dengan hasrat kerajaan supaya kolej ini menerajui bidang-bidang sains dan teknologi.

Pada 1 Februari 2007, Kolej Universiti Sains dan Teknologi Malaysia sekali lagi memahat sejarah dengan nama baharu sebagai Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT). UMT mempunyai enam (6) fakulti iaitu Fakulti Sains dan Teknologi, Fakulti Pengurusan dan Ekonomi, Fakulti Agroteknologi dan Sains Makanan, Fakulti Pengajian Maritim dan Sains Marin, Fakulti Pembangunan Sosial dan Fakulti Perikanan dan Akua-Industri pada masa itu.

Mulai 1 Disember 2013, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) telah melalui proses transformasi akademik. Hasilnya, lapan (8) pusat pengajian dan sebuah pusat pendidikan telah ditubuhkan yang terdiri daripada:

• Pusat Pengajian Perniagaan dan Pengurusan

Maritim (PPPPM) • Pusat Pengajian Sains dan Teknologi

Makanan (PPSTM) • Pusat Pengajian Sains Marin dan Sekitaran

(PPSMS) • Pusat Pengajian Kejuruteraan Kelautan

(PPKK) • Pusat Pengajian Sains Asas (PPSA) • Pusat Pengajian Pembangunan Sains dan

Ekonomi (PPPSE) • Pusat Pengajian Sains Perikanan dan

Akuakultur (PPSPA) • Pusat Pengajian Informatik dan Matematik

Gunaan (PPIMG)

• Pusat Pendidikan Asas dan Liberal (PPAL).

UMT juga telah menubuhkan enam (6) pusat kecemerlangan iaitu:

• Institut Oseanografi dan Sekitaran (INOS)

• Institut Akuakultur Tropika (AKUATROP)

• Institut Bioteknologi Marin (IMB) • Institut Biodiversiti Tropika dan

Pembangunan Lestari (IBTPL) • Pusat Pemindahan Ilmu dan Jaringan

Industri (PPIOI) • Pusat Pengurusan Penyelidikan dan Inovasi

(RMIC)



PEGAWAI UTAMA PUSAT PENGAJIAN

Dekan Pusat Pengajian

Prof. Dr. Mohd Shaladdin Muda

Timbalan Dekan (Bakat dan Penyelidikan)

Prof. Madya Dr. Safiek Mokhlis

Pengerusi Program Sarjana Muda Perakaunan Prof. Madya Dr. Hafiza Aishah

Hashim

Pengerusi Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan Pelancongan Dr. Kalsitinoor Set

Pengerusi Program Sarjana Pengurusan (Zon Pantai Bersepadu)

Dr. Azlinzuraini Ahmad

Penolong Pendaftar

Pn. Nurul Nadiah Zulkifli

Timbalan Dekan (Akademik dan Hal Ehwal Pelajar) Prof. Madya Dr. Rokiah Kadir

Pengerusi Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Maritim) Dr. Nurul Haqimin Mohd Salleh

Pengerusi Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pemasaran)

Dr. Zuha Rosufila Abu Hasan

Pengerusi Program Sarjana Pentadbiran Perniagaan (MBA) Prof. Madya Dr. Marhana Mohamed Anuar

Ketua Penolong Pendaftar

Pn. Zahirah A Razak

PENTADBIRAN PUSAT PENGAJIAN


Ketua Penolong Pendaftar

Pn. Zahirah A Razak

Penolong Pegawai Tadbir

En. Hamid Mat Amin

Setiausaha Pejabat

Pn. Julia Juhari

Pembantu Tadbir (P/O) Kanan

Pn. Laila Mamat

Pembantu Tadbir (P/O) Pn. Rodiana Mohamad @ Abd. Ghani

Pembantu Makmal

En. Muhammad Syazli Sulaiman

Pembantu Operasi

En. Kamari Sulong

Pembantu Awam

En. Asnadi Ismail Abdullah

PEGAWAI PENTADBIRAN PUSAT PENGAJIAN

Penolong Pendaftar

Pn. Nurul Nadiah Zulkifli

Setiausaha Pejabat Pn. Wan Rosfarina Wan Mohamad


En. Mohd Rozam Abdul Wahab


En. Ahmad Nizammudin Mohd

Pembantu Tadbir (P/O)

Pn. Norzaila Nordin

Pembantu Tadbir (P/O)

Pn. Nor Azra Salleh

Pembantu Operasi

En. Azan Harun



Penyelaras Latihan Industri

Dr. Shayuti Mohamed Adnan

Penyelaras Program kerjasama UMT-ACCA Dr. Farizah Sulong

Penyelaras Program Kerjasama UMT-TAF

Dr. Akmalia Mohamad Ariff

Penyelaras Program Kerjasama UMT-2u2i (Maritim) Dr. Abdul Hafaz Ngah

Penyelaras Program Kerjasama UMT-2u2i (Maritim)

Dr. Rudiah Md. Hanafiah

Penyelaras Latihan Industri Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Maritim) En. Mohd Sharifuddin Ahmad

Penyelaras Kertas Projek (MBA)

Dr. Wan Norhayati Mohamed

Penyelaras Latihan Industri Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan Pelancongan

Dr. Aleff Omar Shah Nordin

Penyelaras Latihan Industri Program Sarjana Muda Perakaunan Dr. Norazlina Ilias

Penyelaras Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir (PITA) Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Maritim) Dr. Loke Keng Bin

Penyelaras Latihan Industri Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pemasaran) Dr. Nur Aisyah Awi

Penyelaras Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir (PITA) Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pemasaran) Dr. Siti Nur ‘Atikah Zulkifli

Penyelaras Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir (PITA) Program Sarjana Muda Perakaunan Prof. Madya Dr. Azwadi Ali

Penyelaras Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir (PITA) Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan Pelancongan Dr. N Alia Fahada Ab Rahman

Penyelaras Pascasiswazah (Penyelidikan) Dr. Siti Falindah Padlee

Penyelaras Program Kerjasama UMT-ABS Luar Kampus Dr. Monizaihasra Mohamed

PENYELARAS-PENYELARAS PUSAT PENGAJIAN


Penyelaras Program Kerjasama MBA UMT-TLDM Prof. Madya Dr. Azizul Yadi Yaakob

Penyelaras Outcome Based Educatiom (OBE) JK Penjaminan Kualiti PPPPM

Prof. Madya Dr. Rosliza Mat Zin

Penyelaras Audit JK Penjaminan Kualiti PPPPM

Dr. Nor Raihan Mohamad

Penyelaras Kepuasan Pelanggan JK Penjaminan Kualiti PPPPM


Penyelaras Risiko JK Penjaminan Kualiti PPPPM

En. Mohd Rahimi Abdul Halim

Penyelaras Laman Web Dr. Nur Haiza Muhammad Zawawi

Penyelaras e-Pembelajaran PTj UMT

Dr. N. Alia Fahada Abd Rahman

Penyelaras Dokumen P&P JK Penjaminan Kualiti PPPPM


Penyelaras Program Kerjasama UMT-RETI

Dr. Saiful Izwaan Saadon

Penyelaras Penyelidikan dan Penerbitan PPPPM

Dr. Masha Salsabiela Menhat

Penyelaras Program MBA-Cyberjaya

Dr. Noor Fadhiha Mokhtar

Penyelaras Program MBA (Dual Degree UMT-University of Hull) Dr. Nik Hazimah Nik Mat



PENASIHAT KELAB PROGRAM

MAPEM Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Maritim)

En. Madzli Harun

MAR‟C Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pemasaran)

Dr. Sarina Ismail

HISAAC Sarjana Muda Perakaunan

Dr. Wan Nur Syahida Wan Ismail

TOURMAC Sarjana Muda Pengurusan Pelancongan

En. Mohd Rahimi Abdul Halim


Prof . Madya Dr . Mohamad Rosni Othman, IAME, CNI, CMILT Ph.D. (Newcastle), M.Sc. (KUSTEM), B.Sc. (UPM) Bidang: Polisi dan Undang- undang Maritim

Prof . Madya Dr . Noorul Shaiful Fitri Abdul Rahman, CMILT, IAME Ph.D. (Liverpool JM), M.Sc. (ITMAA, Belgium), B.Mgmt. (Maritime) Bidang: Operasi Maritim

Prof . Madya Datin Dr . Norhayati Shariff, CMILT Ph.D. (UMT), MCIT (UK), M.Sc. (UTM), PG Dip. (Strathclyde), CILT (UK) Bidang: Logistik Maritim

PEGAWAI AKADEMIK PUSAT PENGAJIAN

PROGRAM SARJANA MUDA PENGURUSAN (MARITIM)

Profesor

Prof . Dato‟ Dr . Saharuddin Dato‟ Abdul Hamid, DIMP, PAP, FIMarEST, CMILT, M.I.K Ph.D. (Wales), M.Sc. (Tokyo), B.Sc. (UPM) Bidang: Polisi dan Undang- undang Maritim

Profesor Madya

Pensyarah Kanan

Dr. Abdul Hafaz Ngah, CMILT Ph.D. (UMP), M.Ed. (UTM), BBA (UKM), Dip. Finance (KUSZA), Pro. Dip. Freight Logistics & Mgmt. (OUM) Bidang: Logistik Maritim

Dr. Jagan A/L Jeevan, CMILT Ph.D. (Tasmania), M.Sc. (UMT), B.Mgmt. (Maritime) Bidang: Logistik Maritim

Dr . Kasypi Mokhtar, CMILT Ph.D. (UTM), M.Sc. (UTM), CILT (UK)

Bidang: Pengangkutan Maritim

Dr . Loke Keng Bin, CMILT Ph.D. (UTM), M.Sc. (UMT), B.Sc. (UPM) Bidang: Operasi Maritim



En. Madzli Harun, CMILT M.Sc. (Robert Gordon), HND & B.A.B.B.C (De Montfort), Dip. (ICM, England) Bidang: Polisi dan Undang- undang Maritim

Dr . Masha Nur Salsabiela Menhat Ph.D. (Central Lancashire), M.Eng. (UPM), B.Civil Eng. (UMP) Bidang: Pengurusan Operasi dan Logistik Maritim

Dr . Mohd Saiful Izwaan Saadon, CMILT. MIQM, MMIM, MMSET Ph.D. (Quality Improvement) (UKM), M.Sc. (OSHE)(UTM), M.Sc. Quality Improvement (UKM), B.Sc. (Hons.) Actuarial Science (UKM), Cert. SPC (DTU) Bidang: Pengurusan Maritim

Dr . Nurul Haqimin Mohd Salleh, CMILT (Pengerusi Program) Ph.D. (Liverpool JM), MBA (UniSEL), B.Mgmt. (Maritime) Bidang: Operasi Maritim

Dr. Rudiah Md Hanafiah Ph.D. (UiTM), MBA (UniSEL), B.Mgmt. (Maritime) Bidang: Operasi Maritim

Pensyarah

En . Mohd Rizal Ismail, CMILT MBA (UiTM), CILT (UK) Bidang: Pengangkutan Maritim

Dr . N . Muhammad Aslaam Mohamed Abdul Ghani, CMILT M.Sc. (UTM), Adv. Dip. CILT (UK) Bidang: Pengangkutan Maritim

En . Mohd Sharifuddin Ahmad, CMILT LLM (UiTM), LLB (Hons.) (IIUM)

Bidang: Undang-undang Maritim

Pn . Wan Mariam Wan Abdullah, CMILT MCL (UIAM), LLB (UIAM) Bidang: Polisi dan Undang- undang Maritim

Cik Hajjah Zahaitun Mahani Zakariah M.Sc. (USM), B.Sc. (USM) Bidang: Polisi dan Undang- undang Maritim


En . Ahmad Fayas Ahmad Najib (Cuti Belajar) MBA (UniSEL), B.Mgmt. (Maritime) Bidang: Operasi Maritim

Cik Siti Marsila Mhd . Ruslan (Cuti Belajar) M.Sc. (UKM), B.Sc. (UKM)

Bidang: Pengurusan Maritim

En . Wan Mohd Zulhilmi Wan Abdul Halim (Cuti Belajar) M.Sc. (UTM), B.Sc. (UiTM) Bidang: Pengurusan Maritim

Felo Akademik



Prof . Madya Dr . Azwadi Ali Ph.D. (Victoria), M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acc. & Fin. (Hons.) (Lancaster) Bidang: Sistem Maklumat Perakaunan

Prof. Madya Dr. Mohd Zulkifli Mokhtar Ph.D. (Cardiff), M.Acc. (Glasgow),

Adv.Dip. Acc. (Hons.) (UiTM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM). Bidang: Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan

Prof. Madya Dr. Hafiza Aishah Hashim (Pengerusi Program) Ph.D. (Malaya), M.Acc. Int. Acct. & Fin. Mgmt. (Glasgow), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UiTM) Bidang: Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan

Prof . Madya Dr . Roshaiza Taha Ph.D. (Monash), MBA (Acc.) (UUM), B. Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Bidang: Percukaian

Prof . Madya Dr . Mohd Hassan Che Haat, AIIA Ph.D. (UiTM), M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Sc. Acc. (Hons.) (Cardiff)

Bidang: Pengauditan

Prof . Madya Dr . Rosliza Mat Zin Ph.D. (Manchester), M.A. Acc. & Fin. Mgmt. (Essex), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UUM)

Bidang: Perakaunan Pengurusan

Prof . Madya Dr . Zalailah Salleh, C.A. (M) Ph.D. (Griffith), M.Sc. Acc. & Fin.

(Essex), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Bidang: Pengauditan

PROGRAM SARJANA MUDA PERAKAUNAN

Profesor Madya

Pensyarah Kanan

Dr. Akmalia Mohamad Ariff Ph.D. (Auckland), M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Bidang: Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan

Pn . Fatimah Shahman M.Acc. (Glasgow), Adv. Dip. Acc. (UiTM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM) Bidang: Percukaian

Dr . Mohd Nazli Mohd Nor, C.A. (M) Ph.D. (Edith Cowan), M.Sc. (Acc.) (IIUM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UKM) Bidang: Pengauditan

Dr . Mohd Shaari Abd . Rahman Ph.D. (Tasmania), M.Sc. Acc. & Fin. (Birmingham), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Bidang: Sistem Maklumat Perakaunan


Pn . Mimi Aizreen Hamzah M.Sc. Finance (UUM), B.Sc. (Hons.) Fin. & Acc. (Salford) Bidang: Kewangan

Dr . Wan Zalani @ Zanani Wan Abdullah Ph.D. (USM), M.Acc. (UKM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UPM) Bidang: Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan

Dr . Shahnaz Ismail Ph.D. (UMT), M.Sc. (Acc.) (UPM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UPM), Dip. Agric. Business (UPM) Bidang: Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan

Dr . Shayuti Mohamed Adnan Ph.D. (Auckland), M.Sc. (Acc.) (UIAM), B. Com. & Mgmt. (Lincoln) Bidang: Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan

Dr . W Muhammad Zainuddin Wan Abdullah Ph.D. (USIM), MBA (Fin. & Banking) (KUIS), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UKM) Bidang: Kewangan

Dr . Wan Nur Syahida Wan Ismail Ph.D. (UMT), M.Sc. (Acc.) (UMT), B.Sc. (Hons.) Acc. & Finance (Wales), Dip. Acc. (KUSZA), Dip. Ed. (UKM) Bidang: Sistem Maklumat Perakaunan

Dr . Wan Zuriati Wan Zakaria Ph.D. (Central Queensland), MBA (Acc.) (UUM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Bidang: Perakaunan Pengurusan

Dr . Norazlina Ilias Ph.D. (UiTM), MBA (Finance) (UPM), B. Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Bidang: Perakaunan Pengurusan

Dr . Nor Raihan Mohamad Ph.D. (UMT), MSc. (Acc) (UPM), B. Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Bidang: Audit

Dr . Norazlina Ilias Ph.D. (Edith Cowan), MBA (Buckingham), BSc. (Buckingham) Bidang: Kewangan

Dr . Nur Haiza Muhammad Zawawi Ph.D. (La Trobe), M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Bidang: Perakaunan Pengurusan

Dr . Safwan Mohd Nor, CFTP, RFP Ph.D. (Victoria), M. Financial Analysis (La Trobe), B.A. (Hons.) Acc. & Financial Studies (Central Lancashire), Dip. Acc. (UiTM) Bidang: Kewangan

Pensyarah

Dr . Ahmad Shauqi Mohamad Zubir M.Sc. (Fin. Engineering) (UiTM), B.Sc. (Hons.) (UKM), PhD in Finance (Birmingham) Bidang: Kewangan

Dr . Farizah Sulong, ACCA FCCA, CA(M) Ph.D (Acc) (IIUM, Malaysia), MCA (Acc) (VUW, NZ), BCM (Lincoln, NZ) Bidang: Perakaunan Pengurusan

Pn . Rohila @ Norhamizah Awang M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UiTM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM) Bidang: Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan

YM Tengku Farrah Maimunah Tengku Mohd Yusof M.Sc. (Acc.) (UIAM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UiTM) Bidang: Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan



Cuti Pasca Kedoktoran

Dr . Siti Nurain Muhmad Ph.D. Finance (UMT), M.Mgmt. (ICZM) (UMT), BBA (Hons.) Islamic Banking (UiTM) Bidang: Kewangan

Skim Latihan Akademik Muda

Cik Norakma Abd . Majid (Cuti Belajar) M.Sc. (Acc.) (UIAM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UiTM), Dip. Acc. (KUSZA) Bidang: Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan


Prof . Madya Dr . Ahmad Munir Dato‟ Mohd Salleh (Embat) Ph.D. (UMT), M.Sc. (UPM), B.Sc. (Southern Illinois), Dip. Estate Mgmt. (UiTM) Bidang: Pengurusan

Prof . Madya Dr . Marhana Mohamed Anuar Ph.D. (USM), MBA (Middlesex), BSBA (Northern Arizona) Bidang: Pemasaran

Prof . Madya Dr . Azizul Yadi Yaakop Ph.D. (Surrey), MBA (UKM), BBA (UIAM) Bidang: Pemasaran

Prof . Madya Dr . Rokiah Kadir Ph.D. (Sheffield), MCL (UIAM), LLB

Hons (UIAM) Bidang:Undang-undang Komersil dan Perniagaan

Prof . Madya Dr . Khatijah Omar Ph.D. (UUM), MBA (UiTM), BBA (North Texas) Bidang: Pengurusan

Prof. Madya Dr. Safiek Mokhlis, MIMM, MCIM Ph.D. (Stirling), M. Ed. (OUM), M.Sc. (UPM), BBA (UPM) Bidang: Pemasaran

Prof . Madya Dr . Yusliza Che Awang @ Mohd Yusoff Ph.D. (UiTM), MBA (USM), BBA (UPM) Bidang: Pengurusan

Dr . Azlinzuraini Ahmad Ph.D. (Leeds), M.Sc. (UPM), B.Sc. Agribusiness (UPM) Bidang: Pengurusan

Dr . Hayatul Safrah Salleh DBA (UUM), MBA (Cardiff),

B.Mgmt. (USM) Bidang: Pemasaran

Dr . Fahirah Syaliza Mokhtar Ph.D. (UKM), LLM (UKM), LLB Hons (UKM) Bidang: Undang-undang Perniagaan

Dr . Juhaizi Mohd Yusof, CMILT, MMIM Ph.D. (UniSZA), MBA (Wales), Cert. of Competency as 2nd Mate FG (Malaysian Marine Dept.) Bidang: Pengurusan

PROGRAM SARJANA MUDA PENGURUSAN (PEMASARAN)

Profesor

Prof . Dr . Mohd Shaladdin Muda, CMILT Ph.D. (Lancaster), MBA (Southern New Hampshire), B.Sc. (Indiana State), DPA (UiTM) Bidang: Analitik Perniagaan

Profesor Madya

Pensyarah Kanan



Dr . Sarina Ismail Ph.D. (UUM), MBA (UUM), Dip. IT (Swansea Institute) Bidang: Pemasaran

Dr . Siti Falindah Padlee Ph.D. (Monash), M.Sc. (Mgmt.) (UTM), B.Sc.Finance (UUM) Bidang: Pemasaran

Dr. Siti Nur „Atikah Zulkiffli Ph.D. (Wollongong), MBA (UiTM), B. Mgmt. (Marketing) (KUSTEM) Bidang: Pengurusan

Dr . Wan Norhayati Mohamed Ph.D. (UMT), M.Sc. (Mgmt.) (KUSTEM), BBA (Hons.) (UKM) Bidang: Pengurusan

Dr. Zuha Rosufila Abu Hasan (Pengerusi Program) Ph.D. (Cardiff), MBA (UiTM), BBA

Marketing (Hons.) (UiTM), DBS (UiTM), PG Dip. Soc. Sc. Research Methods (Cardiff)

Bidang: Pemasaran

Dr . Monizaihasra Mohamed Ph.D. (UKM), MBA (UPM), B.Mgmt. (Marketing) (KUSTEM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM) Bidang: Pemasaran

Dr. Muhammad Abi Sofian Abdul Halim Ph.D. (UMT), MBA (UKM), B.Music (UiTM) Bidang: Pengurusan

Dr . Nik Hazimah Nik Mat Ph.D. (Edith Cowan), M.Mgmt. (UIAM), B.Mgmt. (Tech.) (UTM) Bidang: Pengurusan

Dr . Noor Fadhiha Mokhtar Ph.D. (Victoria), MBA (UiTM), BBA (Hons.) (UiTM), DBS (UiTM) Bidang: Pemasaran

Dr . Nur Amalina Mohamad Zaki Ph.D. (Griffith), MBA (Western

Michigan), B.Sc. Bus. Admin. (Indiana) Bidang: Pemasaran

Pensyarah

Pn . Junaidah Abd . Karim LLM (UKM), LLB (Kent) Bidang: Undang-undang Perniagaan

Dr . Nur Aishah Awi Ph.D. (Coventry), M.Sc. QS (Operation Mgmt.) (UiTM), B.Sc. (Statistics) (Hons.) (UiTM) Bidang: Analitik Perniagaan


PROGRAM SARJANA MUDA PENGURUSAN PELANCONGAN

Pensyarah Kanan

Dr. Aleff Omar Shah Nordin Ph.D. (USM) M. Mgmt. (ICZM) (UMT), B.Econ. (UMT) Bidang: Pembangunan Pelancongan

Dr . Fathilah Ismail Ph.D. (Victoria), MBA (Cardiff),

B.Econ. (Hons.) (Malaya) Bidang: Pembangunan Pelancongan

Dr . Kalsitinoor Set (Pengerusi Program) Ph.D. (Newcastle), MBA (UiTM), BBA Marketing (Hons.) (UiTM), DBS (UiTM) Bidang: Pengurusan

Dr . N Alia Fahada W Ab Rahman Ph.D. (Flinders), MBA (UiTM), BBA (Finance) (UiTM), DBS (UiTM) Bidang: Pemasaran Pelancongan

Dr. Noor Zatul Iffah Hussin

Ph.D. (Newcastle), M.Sc. Int. Marketing (East London), BBA (Mgmt.) (UTM) Bidang: Pengurusan

Dr . Yusnita Yusof Ph.D. (UMT), M.Tourism Mgmt. (Griffith), BBA Tourism (Hons.)

(UUM) Bidang: Pemasaran Pelancongan

Pensyarah

En . Hanif Hanan M. Tourism Mgmt. (UiTM), B.Sc. (Hons.) Tourism Mgmt. (UiTM), Dip. Tourism Mgmt. (UiTM) Bidang: Pengurusan Pelancongan

En . Mohd Rahimi Abdul Halim M.Sc. Tourism Planning (UTM), BHM-T (Hons.) (KUTPM), Dip. Tourism Mgmt. (UiTM) Bidang: Perancangan Pelancongan

En . Shahriman Abdul Hamid M.Sc. Tourism Planning (UTM), B.Sc. Tourism Mgmt. (Hons.) (UiTM), Dip. Tourism Mgmt. (UiTM) Bidang: Perancangan Pelancongan

Dr . Zaleha Mohamad Ph.D. (UMT), MBA (UTM), BBA (Hons.) (UUM) Bidang: Pembangunan Pelancongan

Skim Latihan Akademik Muda

Cik Munira Mohd Rashid (Cuti Belajar) M.Sc. Planning Studies (USM), B. Mgmt. (Marketing) (Hons.) (USM) Bidang: Pengurusan Pelancongan



PUSAT PENGAJIAN PERNIAGAAN DAN PENGURUSAN MARITIM

Pengenalan

Pusat Pengajian Perniagaan dan Pengurusan Maritim (PPPPM) adalah salah satu pusat pengajian di UMT dan telah ditubuhkan pada 1 Disember 2013. Penubuhan pusat pengajian ini bertujuan untuk memberi latihan akademik dan profesional kepada pelajar-pelajar bagi memenuhi keperluan negara dalam melahirkan lebih ramai tenaga profesional dalam bidang maritim, perakaunan, kewangan, pengurusan, pemasaran dan pelancongan.

Sasaran pusat pengajian ialah melahirkan siswazah berkualiti yang mempunyai daya saing yang tinggi. Penawaran program-program ini adalah selaras dengan matlamat UMT untuk menyediakan kepakaran dalam bidang sains, teknologi, dan pengurusan sumber alam serta maritim. Pusat pengajian juga berhasrat menjadi pusat kecemerlangan bagi penyelidikan berkaitan pengurusan sumber alam. Justeru, pusat pengajian menyediakan prasarana dan lain-lain kemudahan kepada kakitangan

akademik dan pelajar siswazah untuk membuat penyelidikan, serta memberi khidmat nasihat dan perundingan.

Matlamat Pusat Pengajian

• Mendukung misi universiti untuk menjadi pusat pembelajaran dan penyelidikan yang ulung dalam menjana ilmu berteraskan sains dan teknologi ke arah pembangunan mapan, peningkatan sosioekonomi dan kesejahteraan sosial;

• Menyediakan tenaga kerja terlatih dengan kemahiran profesional yang tinggi serta kemantapan disiplin diri menerusi nilai-nilai murni dan etika kerja yang positif;

• Melahirkan siswazah yang peka kepada idea baharu dalam pengurusan dan responsif kepada perubahan semasa serta menjadi contoh kepada pelajar dan masyarakat;

• Memberi khidmat melalui penyebaran idea dan amalan baharu serta mencari penyelesaian terhadap masalah semasa yang dialami oleh masyarakat dan;

• Menjalin hubungan antara universiti, institusi- institusi lain dan industri demi kepentingan bersama dan pembangunan negara.

PROGRAM PRASISWAZAH

Pusat pengajian menawarkan empat program di peringkat prasiswazah. Maklumat tempoh pengajian dan jumlah kredit bergraduat adalah seperti berikut:

Program Tempoh Kredit

Bergraduat

Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Maritim) 3.5 tahun 130

Sarjana Muda Perakaunan 4 tahun 136

Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pemasaran)

3 tahun

120

Sarjana Muda Pengurusan Pelancongan

3 tahun

122

Maklumat Am Sistem Pengajian di UMT

Sistem pengajian yang diamalkan di UMT ialah berasaskan sistem semester. Terdapat dua semester untuk setiap sesi tahun pengajian, iaitu Semester 1 (bermula September) dan Semester 2 (bermula Februari). Tempoh satu semester ialah 18 minggu, dengan pecahan berikut: 7 minggu kuliah + 1 minggu cuti pertengahan semester + 7 minggu kuliah + 3 minggu peperiksaan akhir.

Struktur Kurikulum Program

Struktur kurikulum untuk program sarjana muda dibentuk berdasarkan falsafah dan matlamat UMT iaitu untuk mengeluarkan siswazah yang berwibawa, dapat menyesuaikan


diri dengan pelbagai keadaan, berguna kepada masyarakat, berpengetahuan, dan mempunyai kemahiran dan kualiti kepimpinan. Terdapat tiga komponen kursus di dalam kurikulum program, iaitu Teras Universiti, Teras Program serta Elektif kecuali Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan Pelancongan mempunyai lima komponen kursus.

Teras Universiti

Teras Universiti terdiri daripada beberapa kursus yang wajib diambil oleh semua pelajar UMT. Kursus-kursus ini bertujuan untuk memberi pengetahuan tambahan kepada pelajar di samping pengetahuan yang didapati daripada bidang pengkhususan masing-masing.

Keperluan Bahasa Inggeris

i. Bagi membolehkan pelajar mendaftar kursus BBB3101, pelajar perlu memenuhi syarat MUET iaitu mendapat Band 3, 4, 5 dan 6.

ii. Manakala bagi pelajar yang mendapat keputusan MUET Band 1 dan 2, diwajibkan mengikuti dan LULUS kursus pemulihan Bahasa Inggeris iaitu English for Academic Communication 1 (BBB2000).

iii. Kursus BBB3101 merupakan prasyarat kepada kursus BBB3103.

Teras Program

Teras Program terdiri daripada kursus-kursus yang berkaitan dengan bidang pengkhususan dan ditetapkan oleh pusat pengajian yang mengendalikan program-program tersebut. Kursus Teras Program adalah diwajibkan kepada semua pelajar.

Pra-syarat

Pendaftaran kursus yang memerlukan prasyarat boleh dibuat apabila pelajar telah menduduki (wajib ambil) kursus pra-syarat tersebut melainkan dinyatakan sebaliknya (wajib lulus).

Sistem Bimbingan Siswa atau Mentor

Sistem Bimbingan Siswa atau juga dikenali sebagai Sistem Mentor/Mentee telah digunapakai di UMT. Di dalam sistem ini, setiap pelajar UMT yang mendaftar akan diletakkan di bawah seorang Pembimbing Siswa yang terdiri daripada pegawai akademik. Matlamat Sistem Bimbingan Siswa ialah untuk mewujudkan suatu saluran perhubungan bersistem bagi pelajar mengadukan masalah, khususnya dalam perkara akademik, kepada Pembimbing Siswa. Sistem ini juga bertujuan untuk merapatkan hubungan di antara pelajar dengan pensyarah.

Antara tugas-tugas Mentor adalah seperti berikut: • Membantu pelajar memahami kurikulum,

sistem semester, sistem pendaftaran, sistem peperiksaan dan pengecualian kursus.

• Membantu pelajar merancang skema pengajian.

• Membantu pelajar membuat pemilihan kursus. • Memberi nasihat berkaitan masalah akademik

pelajar. • Mengenal pasti masalah berkaitan yang boleh

menimbulkan masalah akademik untuk dirujuk kepada pihak tertentu yang mempunyai kepakaran untuk menyelesaikan masalah yang dihadapi.

• Menandatangani dan mengesahkan sijil dan sebarang dokumen mengenai akademik pelajar.

• Menjadi mentor dan memberi motivasi kepada pelajar.

• Mengadakan perjumpaan dengan pelajar sekurang-kurangnya sekali setiap semester.



PROGRAM PASCASISWAZAH

Pusat pengajian menawarkan dua struktur program pengajian pascasiswazah iaitu Struktur Penyelidikan (Struktur A) dan Struktur Kerja Kursus (Struktur C). Mengikut Kerangka Kelayakan Malaysia (MQF), terdapat tiga struktur program pascasiswazah yang boleh ditawarkan iaitu Struktur A (Struktur Penyelidikan) Struktur B (Struktur Penyelidikan dan Kerja Kursus) dan Struktur C (Struktur Kerja Kursus).

Program Sarjana dan PhD (Penyelidikan)

Pusat pengajian menawarkan program pengajian Sarjana Sains (MSc) dan Doktor Falsafah (PhD) secara penyelidikan di bawah Struktur A. Pelajar di bawah struktur ini

dikehendaki menyempurnakan satu projek penyelidikan dan menyerahkan tesis yang menunjukkan sumbangan yang signifikan ke

atas sesuatu bidang pengetahuan yang dipilih. Bidang penyelidikan yang ditawarkan di pusat pengajian adalah seperti berikut:

a) Pentadbiran dan Perniagaan Sub-Bidang:

• Perakaunan • Pemasaran

• Kewangan • Pelancongan

• Pengurusan

b) Pengajian Maritim

Calon pelajar struktur penyelidikan perlu mengikuti pengajian dalam tempoh maksimum pengajian yang telah ditetapkan mengikut mod yang dipilih sama ada secara sepenuh masa atau separuh masa seperti berikut:

Program Pengajian Sepenuh Masa Separuh Masa

Penyelidikan (Struktur A) Minimum Maksimum Minimum Maksimum

Doktor Falsafah (PhD) 4 semester 10 semester 6 semester 14 semester

Sarjana (MSc) 2 semester 6 semester 4 semester 10 semester

Program Sarjana (Kerja Kursus)

Pusat pengajian turut menawarkan dua (2) program sarjana berbentuk kerja kursus iaitu Sarjana Pengurusan (Zon Pantai Bersepadu) atau lebih dikenali dengan nama Master of Management (ICZM) dan Sarjana Pentadbiran Perniagaan (MBA). Kedua-dua program ini ditawarkan di kampus UMT, luar kampus dan luar pesisir. Penawaran Program ini telah mula ditawarkan melebihi satu dekad yang lalu dan telah berkembang ke luar kampus dan luar pesisir.

Melalui program sarjana secara kerja kursus, reka bentuk pengajian ini adalah lebih terpimpin dan berstruktur di mana pelajar perlu menghadiri kuliah dan penilaian semasa dilaksanakan bagi sepanjang semester. Pelajar perlu mengekalkan CGPA 3.00 ke atas dan mendapat sekurang-kurangnya gred B bagi setiap kursus yang diambil.

Bagi pelajar sepenuh masa di bawah Struktur C, pelajar perlu mendaftar 9 jam kredit minimum bagi satu-satu semester. Manakala pelajar separuh masa dikategorikan bagi pelajar yang mengambil sekurang-kurangnya 3 jam kredit minimum dalam setiap semester. Tempoh pengajian pelajar sepenuh masa dan separuh masa adalah di antara 3 semester minimum bagi Sarjana Pengurusan dan 4 semester minimum bagi Sarjana Pentadbiran Perniagaan. Had maksimum tempoh pengajian adalah 10 semester bagi kedua-dua program tersebut. Kelayakan minimum kemasukan adalah di mana calon perlu mempunyai:

a) Ijazah Sarjana Muda dengan CGPA sekurang-

kurangnya 2.50 atau setara berdasarkan kelulusan Senat;

b) Ijazah Sarjana Muda atau setara dengan CGPA kurang daripada daripada 2.50, boleh dipertimbangkan dengan syarat mempunyai sekurang-kurangnya 5 tahun pengalaman kerja dalam bidang yang berkaitan berdasarkan kelulusan Senat;


c) Ijazah Sarjana Muda atau kelayakan akademik lain dalam bidang berkaitan dan mempunyai pengalaman kerja yang mencukupi yang diiktiraf oleh Senat;

d) Keperluan kecekapan Bahasa Inggeris (bagi calon antarabangsa sahaja) i. TOEFL: 500; atau

ii. IELTS: 5.5; atau iii. Bukti kecekapan Bahasa Inggeris yang

mencukupi berdasarkan pusat pengajian. e) Kelayakan melalui saluran COC (Certificate Of

Competency) melalui Sijil kecekapan gred tertinggi untuk perkhidmatan tanpa had sebagai Master Mariner (Master of Vessel 3000 GT or more Unlimited Trade Voyage yang diiktiraf oleh Kerajaan atau kelayakan yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya) atau Ketua Jurutera (Chief Engineer of Vessel 3000 or more

Unlimited Trade Voyage yang diiktiraf oleh Kerajaan atau kelayakan yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya);

Atau

f) Sijil kecekapan sebagai Chief Mate of Vessel

3000 GT or more Unlimited Voyage yang diiktiraf oleh Kerajaan atau kelayakan yang setaraf dengannya atau Second Engineer of Vessel 3000 GT or more Unlimited Voyage yang oleh Kerajaan atau kelayakan yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya, dan minimum lima (5) tahun pengalaman bekerja dalam bidang yang relevan seperti diterima oleh Senat.

Senarai Penawaran Kursus bagi Program Sarjana Pengurusan (Zon Pantai Bersepadu):

Kursus Kredit

Semester 1

Coastal Zone Concepts and Theories 3

Economics Structure in the Coastal Zone 3

Coastal Community Development 3

Organizational Management 3

Introduction to Geoinformatics 3

Semester 2

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) 3

Economics Valuation of Resources 3

Human Resource Management 3

Project Management and Evaluation 3

Semester 3

Strategic Management 3

Environmental Accounting 3

Coastal Laws and Policies 3

Case Study in Coastal Management 6

Senarai Penawaran Kursus bagi Sarjana Pentadbiran Perniagaan (MBA):

Kursus Kredit

Semester 1


Accounting for Managers 3

Marketing Management 3

Managerial Economics 3

Semester 2


Electronic Commerce Technology 3


Financial Management 3



Semester 3

Business Research Methods 3

Business Ethics in Corporate Governance 3

Operations Management 3 1 Elective Course (Compulsory) 3

Semester 4


1 Elective Course (Compulsory) 3 Project Paper 6

Senarai Kursus Elektif Mengikut Bidang Konsentrasi

Elective Concentration I - Strategic

Management

Change Management

Strategic Entrepreneurship

Innovation Management in Organization

Strategic Leadership and Decision Making

International Business

Organizational Behavior

Elective Concentration II - Islamic Finance

Governance and Applications of Syariah in

Islamic Finance Islamic

Financial Institutions and Markets

Islamic Economics: Theory and Practice

Financial Operations and Deposits of Islamic

Banking

Syariah Applications in Financial Transactions

Estate Planning and Management in Islam

Elective Concentration III – Marketing

Consumer Bahavior

International Marketing

Sales Management

Services Marketing

Tourism Marketing

Destination Marketing

Elective Concentration IV - Maritime

Logistics

Modern Port Management

Marine Insurance

The Law of Carriage of Goods by Sea

Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Maritime Logistics

Custom and Forwarding Agent

Elective Concentration V - Logistics and

Supply Chain

Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Modern Port Management

Marine Insurance

The Law of Carriage of Goods by Sea

Maritime Logistics


PROGRAM PENGAJIAN PRASISWAZAH Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Maritim)

Program Sarjana Muda Perakaunan Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pemasaran) Program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan Pelancongan

Buku Panduan Prasiswazah Pusat Pengajian Perniagaan dan Pengurusan Maritim



SARJANA MUDA PENGURUSAN (MARITIM)

Program ini merupakan di antara program yang telah lama ditawarkan semenjak tahun 2001 yang menjurus kepada bidang maritim dan telah diiktiraf sebagai program profesional daripada The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Malaysia (CILTM) mulai tahun 2011. Ini secara tidak langsung menunjukkan bahawa program ini merupakan program yang amat kukuh dan mantap yang mana ia sealiran dengan kehendak industri maritim.

OBJEKTIF PROGRAM

Fokus utama program ini tertumpu kepada aktiviti yang berlaku di sektor pengangkutan maritim dan logistik dengan menekankan kepada pengurusan perkapalan, pelabuhan, pengurusan maritim, operasi maritim, polisi dan undang-undang kelautan. Kepentingan sektor maritim negara serta aktiviti pengangkutan kargo melalui laut yang mencapai kepada tahap kira-kira 85% pengangkutan kargo negara adalah strategik kepada kepentingan nasional dan kesinambungan kepada sistem pengangkutan

lain, akan diperhalusi dan diterjemahkan dalam bentuk ilmu pengetahuan dalam program ini yang mana akan menjadi asas kepada pembentukan modal insan yang profesional bagi kemajuan sektor maritim. Bagi menyahut seruan negara ke arah transformasi pendidikan yang berterusan, maka program ini berupaya melengkapkan graduan dengan pengetahuan liberal seperti komunikasi interpersonal, pemikiran kreatif, ilmu pengurusan am dan pengurusan yang berkaitan dengan ilmu maritim. Program ini juga merupakan satu- satunya program pengajian yang ditawarkan di Universiti Awam di Malaysia dan ia dirancang khusus bagi memenuhi keperluan sumber manusia dan sektor maritim negara.

Program ini telah mengorak langkah ke arah pembelajaran berasaskan industri di mana Program Penerapan 2u2i bakal dilaksanakan dan ia akan memberi peluang kepada pelajar menimba pengalaman selama setahun di dua pelabuhan terkemuka Malaysia iaitu Pelabuhan Tanjung Pelepas dan Konsortium Pelabuhan Kuantan. Bagi memperkasakan lagi program ini, Malaysian Maritime Logistics and Transport Centre


(MaLTRaC) yang merupakan pusat pengangkutan dan logistik maritim telah ditubuhkan dan akan menjadi pusat rujukan serta pendidikan bagi pengumpulan data berkaitan pengangkutan maritim.

PROSPEK KERJAYA

Melalui kompetensi dalam bidang-bidang pengurusan, operasi maritim, undang-undang laut dan pengangkutan, maka para graduan yang dilahirkan kelak akan dapat memenuhi peluang pekerjaan sebagai pegawai eksekutif dan pegawai pengurusan untuk pelbagai sektor yang berkaitan dengan pengangkutan maritim dan logistik yang kompeten dalam sektor pengangkutan negara. Malahan, peluang kerjaya juga merangkumi di beberapa bidang sektor awam dan swasta. Program Ijazah Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Maritim) dengan kepujian merupakan program yang telah diakreditasi dan diiktiraf oleh badan profesional The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT).

Para pelajar yang mengikuti program ini secara automatik akan menjadi ahli bersekutu kepada CILT dan seterusnya akan dinaik taraf menjadi keahlian penuh CILT apabila bergraduat. Dengan adanya keahlian profesional CILT ini kelak, para pelajar berupaya menembusi peluang pekerjaan bukan sahaja di dalam negara malah di rantau ASEAN serta seluruh dunia kerana keahlian CILT ini diiktiraf di seluruh dunia. Melalui keahlian CILT ini kelak, bakal graduan akan mampu bersaing dengan calon- calon pekerja daripada rantau ASEAN ataupun dari negara-negara membangun. Sehubungan dengan itu melalui pengiktirafan dan akreditasi dari badan profesional CILT ini, program ini akan melahirkan lebih ramai ahli profesional dalam bidang perkapalan, pelabuhan, pengangkutan dan logistik serta dapat membantu membangunkan negara serta serantau melalui sektor perkhidmatan yang memerlukan ramai tenaga pekerja mahir dan profesional.

SYARAT KEMASUKAN

Syarat Am Kemasukan Universiti

a) Lulus SPM/setaraf dengan baik. b) Lulus dengan kepujian dalam Bahasa

Melayu/Bahasa Malaysia di peringkat SPM/

setaraf atau kepujian Bahasa Melayu/Bahasa Malaysia Kertas Julai.

c) Mendapat sekurang-kurangnya Tahap 1 (Band 1) dalam Malaysian University English Test (MUET).

d) Lulus dalam peperiksaan STPM dengan sekurang-kurangnya Gred C (NGMP 2.00) dalam mata pelajaran Pengajian Am/Kertas Am, dan Gred C (NGMP 2.00) dalam dua (2) mata pelajaran lain.

atau

Memiliki kelulusan Diploma atau kelulusan lain yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh Kerajaan Malaysia dan diluluskan oleh Senat IPTA;

atau

Lulus Matrikulasi KPM/Asasi Sains UM/Asasi UiTM dengan mendapat sekurang- kurangnya PNGK 2.00;

Syarat Khas Program

a) Kelayakan Minimum Calon STPM/ Matrikulasi/Asasi: i. Mendapat Gred B- (NGMP 2.67) dalam

salah satu mata pelajaran berikut di peringkat STPM: Geografi, Ekonomi,

Perakaunan atau Pengajian Perniagaan. ii. Kepujian dalam mata pelajaran

Matematik di peringkat SPM atau Gred C (NGMP 2.00) dalam Matematik di peringkat STPM/Matrikulasi/Asasi.

iii. Lulus dalam mata pelajaran Bahasa Inggeris di peringkat SPM.

b) Kelayakan Setaraf Matrikulasi atau diploma dalam bidang yang sesuai (minimum CGPA 3.00) dari institusi yang diiktiraf.

Syarat Kemasukan Pelajar Antarabangsa

a) General Requirements

i. Senior High School/Senior Secondary

School/ Other Certificates from the

government schools (with the period of at

least 11 to 12 years of study from primary

to higher secondary); 0R

ii. GCE A’ Level examination obtained at one

sitting, 0R



iii. Any other certificate that is recognized by

the Senate of the University as equivalent

to the above

AND

b) Language Requirements

i. Pass the Test of English Language as a

Foreign Language (TOEFL) at least 550, 0R

ii. Pass the International English Language

Testing System (IELTS) at least 5.5, 0R

iii. Pass the Malaysian University English Test

(MUET at least Band 3)

* Applicants from the country where the official

language is English Language must obtain at

least credit in English Language Paper at higher

secondary school level.

AND

c) Programme’s Specific Requirements.

Jumlah Kredit untuk Bergraduat

Jumlah minimum kredit untuk bergraduat ialah 130 jam kredit. Agihan jam kredit mengikut kategori kursus adalah seperti berikut:

Kategori Kredit/Program

UMT/ UMT-RETI/ 2u2i UMT-ABS IDP

Kursus Teras Universiti 20 (15%) 18 (14%) 18 (14%)

Kursus Teras Program 97 (75%) 97 (75%) 97 (75%)

Kursus Elektif 13 (10%) 15 (11%) 15 (11%)

JUMLAH 130 (100%) 130 (100%) 130 (100%)

KURIKULUM PROGRAM Kursus Teras Universiti (20 atau 18 Jam Kredit)

Kod Nama Kursus Kredit Program

UMT/UMT-RETI/ 2u2i UMT-ABS IDP

NCC3053 Kenegaraan Malaysia 3 √

Ko-Kurikulum 2 √ √ √

MPU3122 Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Asia

2 √

MPU3312 Appresiasi Alam dan Warisan Laut

2 √

√

MPU3112 Hubungan Etnik 2 √

MPU3223 Asas Keusahawanan 3 √ √

BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3 √ √ √

BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3 √ √ √

BBB3102 Public Speaking 3 √ √

MPU3143 Communicative Malay Language / Bahasa Melayu Komunikatif

3

√

PAL3203 Kewangan Peribadi/ Personal Finance

2

√

MPU3172 Malaysian Studies 2 √ √

JUMLAH 20 18 18


Kursus Teras Program (97 Jam Kredit)

Kod Nama Kursus Kredit

ACC3100 Perakaunan Perniagaan 4

ECO3100 Gayacara Pemikiran Ekonomi 3

COM3103 Komunikasi Perniagaan 3

MMM3406 Perdagangan Maritim 3

MMM3407 Ekonomi Perkapalan 3

MMM3502 Prinsip Pengurusan Maritim 3

MMM3001 Maritime English 3

MMM4105 Pengurusan Logistik dan Distributif 4

MMM3101 Pengangkutan Mutimodal 3

MMM4201 Broker dan Charter Kapal 3

MMM4204 Pengurusan Pelabuhan dan Perkapalan 4

MMM4304 Undang-undang Laut Antarabangsa 4

MMM4309 Pengangkutan Barang Melalui Laut 4

MMM4307 Insuran Marin 4

MMM4306 Polisi dan Pengurusan Marin 4

MMM3405 Statistik dan Perniagaan Maritim 3

MMM3501 Sistem Maklumat Maritim 3

MMM4505 Pengurusan Strategik Maritim 3

MMM4504 Pengurusan Sumber Manusia Maritim 3

MMM3301 Undang-undang Admiralti 3

MMM3503 Pemasaran Perkhidmatan Maritim 3

MMM4901 Kaedah Penyelidikan Maritim 3

MMM4998 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I 2

MMM4999 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II 4

MMM4992 Latihan Industri 12

MNS4301 Operasi Kargo Marin 3

MNS4201 Keselamatan Marin 3

JUMLAH 97

Kursus Elektif Terhad (13 atau 15 jam kredit)

Bagi pelajar UMT/UMT-RETI/ 2u2i, pelajar-pelajar perlu memilih tiga (3) kursus elektif dengan 3 jam kredit (jumlah 9 jam kredit) dan satu (1) kursus elektif dengan 4 jam kredit (13 jam kredit). Manakala bagi pelajar IDP/UMT-ABS, pelajar perlu mengambil lima kursus elektif berkredit 3 (15 jam kredit). Bagi memenuhi keperluan CILT, pelajar digalakkan untuk mengambil kursus-kursus berikut:


MMM3201 Sistem Kontena 3 MMM3202 Pengurusan Liner 3

MMM3203 Geografi Pelabuhan 3

MMM3308 Hubungan Diplomasi Antarabangsa Maritim 3

MMM3404 Peraturan Kastam dan Rentas Sempadan 3

MMM3601 Pengurusan Keselamatan dan Kesihatan Pekerjaan Maritim 3

MMM3602 Pengurusan Risiko dalam Rantaian Bekalan Maritim 4

MMM4106 Salvaj Marin 4

MMM4301 Polisi dan Pentadbiran Perkapalan 4

MMM4302 Polisi dan Undang-undang Sumber Akuatik 4

MMM4303 Pengurusan Pencemaran Marin 4

MNS4202 Komunikasi Maritim 3

MNS4207 Pengurusan Keselamatan dan Analisis Risiko 3 CAS3501 Teknologi dan Aplikasi Informatik Maritim 3



SKEMA PROGRAM Skema Program UMT dan UMT-RETI

Kod Semester 1 Jam

Kredit Kod Semester 2

Jam Kredit

NCC3053 Kenegaraan Malaysia 3 MPU3122 Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Asia

2

MMM3503 Pemasaran Perkhidmatan Maritim

3 MPU3312 Apresiasi Alam dan Warisan Laut

2

MMM3502 Prinsip Pengurusan Maritim

3 ECO3100 Gayacara Pemikiran Ekonomi

3

ACC3100 Perakaunan Perniagaan 4 MMM3405 Statistik dan Perniagaan Maritim

3

MMM3001 Maritime English 3 COM3103 Komunikasi Perniagaan 3

MPU2112 Hubungan Etnik 2 MPU3223 Asas Keusahawanan 3 Ko-Kurikulum 2 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

Jumlah 20 Jumlah 19

Kod Semester 3 Jam


Jam Kredit

MMM3501 Sistem Maklumat Maritim 3 MMM3406 Perdagangan Maritim 3

MMM3101 Pengangkutan Multimodal 3 MMM4309 Pengangkutan Barang Melalui Laut

4

MMM3407 Ekonomi Perkapalan 3 MNS4301 Operasi Kargo Marin 3

MMM4504 Pengurusan Sumber Manusia Maritim

3 MMM4901 Kaedah Penyelidikan Maritim

3

MMM3301 Undang-undang Admiralti 3 MMM4306 Polisi dan Pengurusan Marin

4

MMM4204 Pengurusan Pelabuhan dan Perkapalan

4 Elektif 1 3

Jumlah 19 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 5 Jam


Jam Kredit

MMM4201 Broker dan Cartar Kapal 3 MMM4505 Pengurusan Strategik Maritim

3

MMM4307 Insuran Marin 4 MMM4105 Pengurusan Logistik dan Distributif

4

MNS4201 Keselamatan Maritim 3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3

MMM4303 Undang-undang Laut Antarabangsa

4 MMM4999A Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II 4

MMM4998A Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I 2 Elektif 3 3 Elektif 2 4 Elektif 4 3

Jumlah 20 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 7 Jam

Kredit

MMM4992A Latihan Industri 12

Jumlah 12

JUMLAH JAM KREDIT KESELURUHAN = 130


Skema Program UMT dengan Penerapan 2u2i

Kod Semester 1 Jam


Jam Kredit

NCC3053 Kenegaraan Malaysia 3 MPU3122 Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Asia

2



2



3


3


MPU2112 Hubungan Etnik 2 MGM3103 Asas Keusahawanan 3 Ko-Kurikulum 2 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

Jumlah 20 Jumlah 19

Kod Semester 3 Jam


Jam Kredit

MMM3501 Sistem Maklumat Maritim 3 MMM3406 Perdagangan Maritim 3


4




3


4


4 MMM4505 Pengurusan Strategik Maritim

3

Jumlah 19 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 5 Jam


Jam Kredit

MMM4201 Broker dan Cartar Kapal 3 MMM4105 Pengurusan Logistik dan Distributif

4

MMM4307 Insuran Marin 4 MMM4999A Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II

4

MNS4201 Keselamatan Maritim 3 Elektif 1 3


4 Elektif 2 4


3 Elektif 3 3

MMM4998A Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I 2 Elektif 4 3

Jumlah 19 Jumlah 21

Kod Semester 7 Jam

Kredit


Jumlah 12




Skema Program International Degree Program (IDP)

Kod Semester 1 Jam


Jam Kredit

MPU3172 Malaysian Studies 2 MPU3312 Apresiasi Alam dan Warisan Laut

2


3 MMM3406 Perdagangan Maritim 3



3


3


MPU3143 Communicative Malay Language

3 BBB3102 Public Speaking 3

Ko-Kurikulum 2 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

Jumlah 20 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 3 Jam


Jam Kredit

MMM3501 Sistem Maklumat Maritim 3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3


4




3


4


4

Elektif 1 3

Jumlah 19 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 5 Jam


Jam Kredit


3

MMM4307 Insuran marin 4 MMM4105 Pengurusan Logistik dan Distributif

4

MNS4201 Keselamatan Maritim 3 MMM4999A Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II

4

MMM4303 Undang-undang laut Antarabangsa

4 Elektif 3 3


Jumlah 19 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 7 Jam

Kredit


Jumlah 12



Skema Program UMT-ABS

Kod Semester 1 Jam


Jam Kredit

MPU3172 Malaysian Studies 2 PAL3203 Kewangan Peribadi 2


3 MMM3406 Perdagangan Maritim 3



3


3


MPU3223 Asas Keusahawanan 3 BBB3102 Public Speaking 3

CCK2001 Ko-Kurikulum (Pidato Umum)

2 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

Jumlah 20 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 3 Jam


Jam Kredit

MMM3501 Sistem Maklumat Maritim 3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3


4

MMM3407 Ekonomi Perkapalan 3 MNS4301 Operasi Kargo Maritim 3



3


4


4

Elektif 1 3

Jumlah 19 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 5 Jam


Jam Kredit


3

MMM4307 Insuran Marin 4 MMM4105 Pengurusan Logistik dan Distributif

4

MNS4201 Keselamatan Maritim 3 MMM4999A Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II

4

MMM4303 Undang-undang laut Antarabangsa

4

Elektif 3 3


Jumlah 19 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 7 Jam

Kredit


Jumlah 12



SINOPSIS KURSUS

MMM3001 Maritime English Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini memperkenalkan pelajar dalam meningkatkan kecekapan komunikasi Bahasa Inggeris ke peringkat yang membolehkan mereka memenuhi kehendak Bahasa Inggeris yang ditetapkan oleh Kod STCW 1995. Kursus ini juga menggabungkan tiga sistem tatabahasa, perbendaharaan dan pengucapan dengan empat amalan kemahiran komunikasi iaitu mendengar, menyebut, membaca dan menulis.

MMM3101 Pengangkutan

MMM3203 Geografi Pelabuhan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini direka untuk memberi pemahaman tentang sistem pelabuhan dan pengenalan kepada komponen-komponen yang terlibat dalam operasi di pelabuhan. Memberi pemahaman terhadap interaksi sistem pelabuhan dengan komponen ‟inland‟ dan sekitarnya. Penekanan juga diberikan terhadap keupayaan sistem pelabuhan untuk berubah selaras dengan perdagangan antrabangsa yang dinamik.

MMM3301 Undang-undang Admiralti Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Jam Kredit Prasyarat

Multimodal : 3 (3+0)

: Tiada

Pengenalan kepada konsep Admiralti yang terdiri daripada konsep bidang kuasa dan tempat pemakaian Undang-undang Admiralti,

Kursus ini bertujuan untuk memberi kefahaman kepada pelajar tentang pengangkutan. Penekanan diberikan terhadap aspek perhubungan dalam pengangkutan, hinggalah kepada faktor yang mempengaruhi permintaan terhadap pengangkutan. Komponen fizikal

dan sifat-sifat sistem pengangkutan, sistem pemilihan mod pengangkutan, pihak berkuasa dan badan perlindungan hak pengguna, pentadbiran dan kewangan dalam organisasi pengangkutan juga turut dibincangkan.

MMM3201 Sistem Kontena Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini bertujuan memberi kefahaman dan membuat analisa tentang sistem dan pengaturan kontena. Kursus ini juga menitikberatkan perihal perkakasan dan sistem jaringan dalam perancangan, pengaturan dan penghantaran jarak jauh. Ia merangkumi aspek peralatan kendalian, teknologi, pemuatan, sistem pengudaraan kargo and keselamatan.

MMM3202 Pengurusan Liner Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Peraturan dandasarperkapalanliner. Konferensi perkapalan dan perjanjian pengumpulan. Aspek pengurusan komersial dalam perkapalan liner. Pilihan kapal liner dan perbelanjaan kredit modal. Program pelayaran dan penjadualan. Pengurusan kewangan dan pentadbiran. Isu semasa dan perkembangan teknologi.

pengambilan pemilikan atas kapal, undang- undang keselamatan dalam pelayaran dan liabiliti dan kemudahan di laut dan pelabuhan.

MMM3308 Hubungan Diplomasi Antarabangsa Maritim

Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini menerangkan konsep Hubungan Maritim Antarabangsa dan Kedaulatan yang melibatkan Konsep Hubungan Antarabangsa, Dasar Maritim Antarabangsa dan Kedaulatan, Peraturan Timbang Tara Maritim dan Dasar Persaingan Antarabangsa, Institusi Maritim Antarabangsa, Kajian Kes Kedaulatan dan Rundingan Tertinggi Dua Negara. Teori dan konsep Dasar Luar Negara melalui Hubungan Antarabangsa berteraskan Bilateral, Multilateral dan serantau diketengahkan bagi menjawab persoalan berkaitan asas kepada Hubungan Maritim Antarabangsa.

MMM3404 Peraturan Kastam dan Rentas Sempadan


Kursus ini menerangkan konsep Peraturan Kastam dengan transaksi barangan dagangan merentas sempadan dan Kedaulatan yang melibatkan Konsep Hubungan Kastam Antarabangsa, Dasar Kastam Antarabangsa dan Kedaulatan, Peraturan Asal Barangan, Konvensyen Kastam (Kyoto), Institusi Kastam Antarabangsa, Kajian Kes berkaitan barangan larangan kastam dan Rundingan Tertinggi Dua Negara dan Pelbagai Negara yang



melibatkan urusan kastam. Teori dan konsep Pengkastaman Nasional melalui Hubungan Kastam Antarabangsa berteraskan Bilateral, Multilateral dan serantau untuk di ketengahkan bagi menjawab persoalan berkaitan asas kepada Hubungan Kastam Antarabangsa dan Perdagangan Rentas Sempadan.

MMM3405 Statistik dan Perniagaan Maritim


Kursus ini mendedahkan para pelajar mengenai konsep-konsep asas statistik untuk diaplikasikan ke dalam pengurusan maritim. Tumpuan statistik perihalan adalah seperti meringkaskan dan mempersembahkan data, manakala bagi statistik penakbiran, ia merangkumi tajuk-tajuk seperti taburan pensampelan, penganggaran, pengujian hipotesis satu dan dua populasi, regresi linear mudah dan korelasi serta regresi berbilang.

MMM3406 Perdagangan Maritim Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini menawarkan pengetahuan tentang konsep dan amalan sebenar perdagangan maritim di peringkat domestik dan antarabangsa. Dimulai dengan konsep asas dan matlamat perdagangan, para pelajar akan diinputkan dengan para pelakunya, perundangan dan organisasi perdagangan, kaedah pembayaran dan pembiayaan, ciri-ciri pengangkut perkapalan, kategori barangan, dan teknologi sokongan perdagangan maritim.

MMM3407 Ekonomi Perkapalan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Pengenalan kepada ekonomi perkapalan yang merangkumi asas-asas ekonomi, organisasi industri perkapalan, sistem konferans, pasaran perkapalan „bulk‟ dan „dry‟ dan pembelajaran tentang kos dan strategi penetapan harga. Kursus ini mengambil contoh dari kes perkapalan domestik dan antarabangsa.

MMM3501 Sistem Maklumat Maritim Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Merangkumi teori-teori komunikasi yang digunakan dalam organisasi pengangkutan maritim, memahami sistem maklumat elektronik maritim, perkembangan semasa, evolusi perisian yang digunakan dalam industri pengangkutan

maritim, teknologi yang digunakan dan juga isu-isu semasa yang berkaitan dengan sistem maklumat pengangkutan maritim.

MMM3502 Prinsip Pengurusan Maritim Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Penerangan kepada sektor-sektor dalam industri maritim. Pemahaman terhadap teori, prinsip, teknik dan alat-alat asas pengurusan dengan penumpuan terhadap fungsi-fungsi pengurusan bagi sesebuah organisasi perniagaan dan bukan perniagaan yang berkaitan dengan industri maritim. Penekanan juga akan diberikan terhadap pendekatan pengurusan yang terancang.



Pemasaran merupakan fungsi perniagaan yang mengenal pasti keperluan dan kehendak pelanggan, menentukan sasaran pasaran yang terbaik untuk dimasuki, mereka bentuk keluaran atau perkhidmatan, dan program-program untuk pasaran logistik dan pengangkutan maritim yang terpilih. Prinsip dan konsep yang berkaitan dengan fungsi pemasaran seperti keluaran/perkhidmatan; pengagihan; promosi; penentuan harga; perancangan, dan pengurusan pemasaran dibincangkan.

MMM3601 Pengurusan Keselamatan dan Kesihatan Pekerjaan Maritim


Kursus ini direka untuk memberi pemahaman tentang ekosistem maritim dan pengenalan kepada komponen-komponen yang terlibat dalam operasi di dalam kluster maritim. Memberi pemahaman terhadap interaksi ekosistem maritim dengan keperluan Pengurusan Keselamatan dan Kesihatan Pekerjaan. Penekanan juga diberikan terhadap keupayaan kluster maritim untuk berubah selaras dengan kebolehsaingan dan perdagangan antarabangsa yang dinamik.

MMM3602 Pengurusan Risiko dalam Rantaian Bekalan Maritim


Kursus ini direka untuk memberi pemahaman kepada pelajar tentang pengurusan risiko di dalam rantaian bekalan maritim. Penekanan


diberikan kepada teknik mengurus risiko yang merangkumi beberapa peringkat seperti mengenal pasti risiko, menganalisis, tindak balas dan mencipta daya tahan rantaian bekalan maritim. Beberapa teknik dalam menganalisis risiko di dalam rantaian bekalan juga diperkenalkan kepada pelajar.

MMM4105 Pengurusan Logistik dan Distributif


Kursus ini memperkenalkan secara keseluruhan konsep logistik dan sistem agihan fizikal.

Tumpuan kepada komponen dan peranan logistik dan distributif dalam ekonomi dan organisasi. Perkembangan dan cabaran pengurusan logistik utama dan integrasi aktiviti serta pengurusan rantaian pembekalan termasuk aspek outsourcing. Hubung kait antara aktiviti logistik dengan jumlah keseluruhan kos, prestasi keuntungan syarikat termasuk model strategi keuntungan. Perkhidmatan pelanggan, pengurusan proses pesanan, kaedah pengurusan inventori serta sistem maklumat. Aspek mod pengangkutan termasuk regulasi dan diregulasi pengangkutan. Interface di antara pengangkutan-logistik- pemasaran. Pembangunan dan menganalisa aspek penyimpanan dan pergudangan bersepadu. Merangkumi aspek pengurusan armada kenderaan (pengangkutan) dan logistik global. Seminar dan lawatan ke pelabuhan, lapangan terbang, organisasi logistik dan syarikat pengangkutan.

MMM4106 Salvaj Marin Jam Kredit : 4 (4+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini memperkenalkan pelajar kepada unsur-unsur salvaj dan pertimbangan dalam penentuan bayaran; borang-borang perjanjian salvaj yang dipakai dan kewajipan serta tanggungan semua pihak dalam operasi salvaj; Konvensyen Antarabangsa mengenai Salvaj 1989 serta perundangan berkaitan salvaj marin di bawah undang-undang Malaysia. Selain daripada perihal regim undang-undang dan insurans bersabit dengan salvaj marin, kursus ini juga menyentuh soal praktik mengenai salvaj dari segi konsep dan konteks operasinya. Kursus ini juga menyorot institusi penggerak, isu-isu utama, permasalahan serta trend dahulu dan sekarang dalam operasi salvaj termasuk isu keselamatan maritim dan pencemaran.

MMM4201 Broker dan Cartar Kapal Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini membincangkan tentang maklumat mutakhir pasaran kapal, saluran dan rangkaian pencartaran kapal di seluruh dunia yang perlu diketahui oleh seorang broker. Kursus ini juga berkaitan dengan aspek perundangan, borang piawai cartarparti dengan fasal penting, pengiraan kadar cartar, pembikinan lembaran masa bagi cartar pelayaran dan pengiraan wang demurrage atau despatch.



Kursus ini memberi kefahaman asas mengenai perbandingan konsep pengurusan dan pentadbiran dalam syarikat awam dan swasta yang berkaitan dengan pelabuhan dan perkapalan. Pengenalan kepada pelabuhan- pelabuhan kargo kontena, pukal, Multi-purpose, LNG dan petroleum, perikanan dan pengkalan tentera laut serta pelabuhan multimodal dari segi pentadbiran dan operasi. Termasuk fasiliti

pelabuhan dan aliran kargo trafik.

Membandingkan pengurusan aktiviti pelabuhan dan perkapalan lokal dengan negara maju. Pelajar didedahkan kepada peranan Hinterland, Zon Perdagangan Bebas/ Zon Bebas, Pelabuhan Dalam Kering (Inland Dry Port), Hub Port, Feeder Port, Multi-Modalisme, Haulage Industry, Lori Konvensional, inland wáterway dalam industri maritim termasuk agensi sokongan (Swasta dan Kerajaan). Aplikasi mengenai Teori Queu dan analisa ekonomi dan pelaburan dalam pengurusan pelabuhan dan perkapalan. Dibincangkan juga aspek teknikal, operasi, komersial, kewangan, pelaburandanpemasaran. Kepentingan mengenai perancangan dan pembangunan pelabuhan serta perkembangan dari aspek ekonomi, sosial, politik dan kewangan. Merangkumi perkhidmatan dan pemasaran pelabuhan dari segi kargo dan perikanan serta lain-lain sumber turut ditekankan. Lawatan ke pelabuhan, syarikat perkapalan, syarikat haulage/pengangkutan dan seminar.



MMM4301 Polisi dan Pentadbiran Perkapalan


Peranan dan fungsi perkapalan di dalam perdagangan negara dan juga perdagangan antarabangsa. Polisi perkapalan yang telah wujud di setiap pelusuk dunia dipelajari. Konsep rekaan, penyusunan dan alatan pengendalian kargo di kapal, struktur pengurusan, pemilikan konsortium perkapalan juga dipelajari. Aliran trafik, tarif

pelabuhan dan tambang perkapalan juga turut dipelajari. Lawatan juga dianjurkan.

MMM4302 Polisi dan Undang-undang Sumber Akuatik


Kursus ini memperkenalkan kepada pelajar tentang institusi yang bertanggungjawab dalam menggubal undang-undang dan polisi yang berkaitan dengan pengurusan sumber akuatik di peringkat antarabangsa, serantau dan kebangsaan. Pelajar seharusnya berupaya menjelaskan pelbagai peringkat dan fasa dalam proses undang-undang dan polisi yang dibuat di peringkat antarabangsa, serantau dan kebangsaan khususnya yang berkaitan dengan pengurusan sumber akuatik.

MMM4303 Pengurusan Pencemaran Marin


Kursus ini bertujuan untuk mendedahkan kepada pelajar tentang pengurusan pencemaran marin. Kursus ini menekankan perkembangan undang-undang, polisi dan perlaksanaannya di peringkat antarabangsa, serantau dan kebangsaan dalam menguruskan pencemaran marin. Topik yang dibincangkan dalam kursus ini termasuk pencemaran yang berlaku di persisiran pantai, pembuangan bahan buangan di laut dan pencemaran dari kapal.



Kursus ini memperkenalkan rangka perundangan antarabangsa bidang kuasa maritim; bagaimana negara menubuhkan sempadan maritim, hak dan tanggungjawab

yang lahir dari zon maritim seperti laut wilayah, zon eksklusif ekonomi dan laut lepas, dan proses penyelesaian pertelingkahan mengenai laut dan sumbernya. Isu semasa yang relevan dengan Malaysia turut diselidiki termasuk isu persempadanan, perikanan, keselamatan maritim dan pencemaran marin.

MMM4306 Polisi dan Pengurusan Marin Jam Kredit : 4 (4+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini bertujuan untuk memperkenalkan polisidanperundanganyangdilaksanakandalam pengurusan marin di peringkat antarabangsa, serantau dan kebangsaan. Ia menekankan kepada pemahaman tentang pengurusan marin secara umum, kegunaan sumber marin, perkembangan dan isu dalam pengurusan marin. Ia menguji bagaimana konsep dan model pengurusan laut seperti pengurusan zon pantai bersepadu, kawasan perlindungan marin dan pengurusan perikanan komuniti berkesan dalam pengurusan pengairan maritim di Malaysia.

MMM4307 Insuran Marin Jam Kredit : 4 (4+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Pengenalan kepada sejarah awal perkembangan pasaran insuran di London (Llyod); Prinsip dan amalan insuran marin; kepentingan dan fungsi insuran marin. Pendedahan dan penerangan mendalam juga kepada konsep reinsurance, Warranties, Loss, Protection and Indemnity Club, Tuntutan Maritim, Kesalahan Maritim, dan Salvage Marin.

MMM4309 Pengangkutan Barang Melalui Laut


Pengenalan kepada prinsip amalan undang- undang berkaitan penghantaran barangan melalui jalan laut. Ia meliputi penelitian kepada kontrak penghantaran, obligasi secara tersurat dan tersirat, kontrak charterparty serta perkara yang bersangkutan seperti bills of lading, laycan, layday, demurrage, bayaran penghantaran (freight), proses penyelesaian perbalahan dan tuntutan serta peraturan-peraturan yang digunapakai dalam undang-undang pengangkutan barangan melalui laut.




Kursus ini memberi penekanan kepada konsep pengantara-muka di antara pengurus sumber manusia dan pengurus lain dalam melaksanakan aktiviti-aktiviti pengurusan sumber manusia seperti perancangan gunatenaga, pengambilan pekerja, pemilihan, latihan dan pembangunan, pemberian ganjaran, dan hubungan majikan- pekerja terutamanya di dalam industri perkapalan. Ia menumpukan kepada teknik serta kaedah meningkatkan keberkesanan organisasi melalui amalan-amalan pengurusan sumber manusia yang betul.

MMM4505 Pengurusan Strategik Maritim Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini merangkumi pemahaman semua fungsi yang digunakan dalam membuat keputusan dan polisi strategik dalam industri maritim. Menfokuskan pada prespektif pengurusan atasan. Topik-topik serta isu- isu semasa termasuk elemen dan proses dalam perancangan strategik, SWOT, Delphi dan analisis

persekitaran, profil persaingan kompetitif syarikat, formulasi strategi alternatif, alternatif dan pilihan strategi, pengaplikasian strategi, pengawalan dan penilaian strategi bagi industri maritim.

MMM4901 Kaedah Penyelidikan Maritim Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini adalah untuk memperkenalkan pelajar kepada asas pengetahuan dalam kaedah penyelidikan maritim, yang mana ia melibatkan penggunaan kaedah penyelidikan kuantitatif dan kualitatif. Kandungan kursus ini merangkumi mereka bentuk penyelidikan, membuat soal selidik, pengumpulan data, penganalisaan data, penulisan penemuan penyelidikan. Pelajar diperkenalkan juga kepada penulisan laporan akhir dan kertas saranan penyelidikan yang berlandaskan kepada isu-isu berkaitan dengan industri maritim.

MMM4992A Latihan Industri Jam Kredit : 12 (0+12) Prasyarat : Tiada

Pelajar ditempatkan di agensi kerajaan atau sektor swasta untuk tempoh masa selama 24 minggu pada semester akhir. Latihan ini bertujuan mendedahkan pelajar kepada alam pekerjaan yang sebenar. Pelajar diselia oleh organisasi yang berkenaan di samping penyelia universiti.

MMM4998A Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I Jam Kredit : 2 (0+2) Prasyarat : MMM4901 Kaedah Penyelidikan

Maritim (Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini bertujuan untuk memperkenalkan penyelidikan ilmiah didalam kalangan pelajar-pelajar Jabatan Pengurusan Maritim. Topik penyelidikan ilmiah meliputi pelbagai bidang seperti pengurusan persekitaran laut, pengurusan perkapalan, pengurusan perlabuhan, ekonomi maritim, insuran maritim dan perundangan maritim. Pemilihan topik akan dilakukan oleh pelajar setelah membuat perbincangan dengan penyelia yang pelajar berminat untuk menjalankan projek. Pelajar akan berpeluang mempelajari kaedah penyelidikan yang diperlukan program seperti pakej komputer Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) untuk analisis statistik bagi data penyelidikan.

MMM4999A Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II Jam Kredit : 4 (0+4) Prasyarat : MMM4998A Projek Ilmiah Tahun

Akhir I (Wajib Lulus)

Kursus ini adalah sambungan daripada Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I.

MNS4301 Operasi Kargo Marin Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini bertujuan memberi kefahaman tentang sistem dan pengaturan kontena. Kursus ini juga menitikberatkan perihal perkakasan dan sistem jaringan dalam perancangan, pengaturan dan penghantaran jarak jauh. Ia merangkumi aspek peralatan kendalian, teknologi, pemuatan, sistem pengudaraan kargo dan keselamatan.



SARJANA MUDA PERAKAUNAN

Program Sarjana Muda Perakaunan mengambil masa pengajian selama 4 tahun. Pelajar mestilah menghabiskan sekurang-kurangnya 136 jam kredit mengikut struktur program ini bagi membolehkan mereka dianugerahkan Ijazah Sarjana Muda Perakaunan (Kepujian). Program ini diakreditasi oleh Agensi Kelayakan Malaysia (MQA) dan juga diiktiraf oleh Institut Akauntan Malaysia (MIA). Program ini juga telah mendapat pengiktirafan beberapa badan profesional termasuk Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), CPA (Australia) and Malaysian Institute of Certified Public Accountants (MICPA).

Program ini juga telah mengadakan usaha sama dengan dua organisasi; pertamanya Salihin Chartered Accountants di mana Teaching Accountancy Firm (TAF) telah diwujudkan, dan yang kedua ialah ACCA. Pelajar yang mengikuti kursus di bawah TAF didedahkan dengan pembelajaran perakaunan, audit dan percukaian bersama industri. Manakala usaha sama dengan ACCA melibatkan pelaksanaan ACCA Accelerate. Pelajar yang berdaftar di bawah ACCA Accelerate dapat menduduki peperiksaan profesional

ACCA semasa tempoh pengajian di UMT; yang mana tanpanya pelajar hanya boleh menduduki peperiksaan tersebut selepas bergraduat dari UMT.

OBJEKTIF PROGRAM

Melahirkan siswazah yang: • berpengetahuan dan berkemahiran dalam

bidang perakaunan sejajar dengan perkembangan profesyen perakaunan

• mampu menonjolkan kualiti kepimpinan dan bijak menyampaikan maklumat berkaitan perakaunan untuk tujuan pembuatan keputusan secara individu atau berpasukan di dalam sesebuah organisasi

• mampu mengenal pasti dan memberi cadangan penyelesaian isu-isu perakaunan di dalam organisasi secara profesional dan beretika mengikut piawaian perakaunan yang digunapakai

• mempamerkan kemahiran keusahawanan dan menyedari keperluan pembelajaran sepanjang hayat untuk kemajuan kerjaya


PROSPEK KERJAYA

Siswazah dengan kelayakan Ijazah Sarjana Muda Perakaunan mempunyai peluang kerjaya sebagai akauntan, juruaudit, pegawai penaksir cukai, bendahari, setiausaha syarikat, jururunding, pegawai kewangan, penganalisa kewangan, penyelidik dan ahli akademik. Di sektor awam, peluang kerjaya untuk siswazah Sarjana Muda Perakaunan terdapat di jabatan- jabatan kerajaan, badan-badan berkanun dan penguasa-penguasa tempatan. Di sektor swasta, peluang kerjaya sebegini terdapat di badan-badan perdagangan dan perindustrian, bank, syarikat

insuran dan firma perakaunan. Dengan pengetahuan dan kemahiran yang diterapkan sepanjang program ini, siswazah juga berpeluang untuk menjadi usahawan.

SYARAT KEMASUKAN


a. Lulus SPM/Setaraf dengan baik. b. Lulus dengan kepujian Bahasa Melayu/

peringkat STPM: Ekonomi, Perakaunan atau Pengajian Perniagaan/Pengurusan Perniagaan.

ii. Kepujian dalam mata pelajaran Matematik di peringkat SPM atau Gred C (NGMP 2.00) dalam matapelajaran Matematik diperingkat STPM/ Matrikulasi/Asasi.

iii. Lulus dalam mata pelajaran Bahasa Inggeris diperingkat SPM dan

iv. Tahap 2 Malaysian University English Test (MUET).

b) Kelayakan Setaraf Diploma dalam bidang yang sesuai dari institusi yang diiktiraf.


a) General Requirements





Bahasa Malaysia di peringkat SPM/Setaraf.

c. Mendapat sekurang-kurangnya Tahap 1

(Band 1) dalam Malaysian University English

ii. to higher secondary); 0R

GCE A’ Level examination obtained at one

sitting, 0R

Test (MUET). d. Lulus dalam peperiksaan STPM dengan

sekurang-kurangnya Gred C (NGMP 2.00) dalam Pengajian Am dan gred C (NGMP 2.00) dalam dua (2) mata pelajaran lain.

atau

iii. Any other certificate that is recognized by the Senate of the University as equivalent

to the above

AND

b) Language Requirements


Mempunyai kelulusan Diploma atau kelayakan

lain yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh

Kerajaan Malaysia dan diluluskan oleh Senat

ii. Foreign Language (TOEFL) at least 550, 0R

Pass the International English Language


Universiti.

atau

Lulus Matrikulasi KPM/Asasi Sains UM dengan mendapat sekurang-kurangnya PNGK 2.00.

Syarat Khas Program

a) Kelayakan minimum calon STPM/Matrikulasi/ Asasi i. Mendapat gred B- (NGMP 2.67) dalam

salah satu mata pelajaran berikut di

iii. Pass the Malaysian University English Test (MUET at least Band 3)





AND





Jumlah minimum kredit untuk bergraduat ialah 136 jam kredit. Agihan jam kredit mengikut kategori kursus adalah seperti berikut:


UMT/UMT-TAF/UMT-ACCA IDP

Kursus Teras Universiti 20 (15%) 18 (13%)

Kursus Teras Program 101 (74%) 98 (72%)

Kursus Elektif 15 (11%) 20 (15%)

JUMLAH 136 (100%) 136 (100%)





Ko-Kurikulum 2 √ √

MPU3122 Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Asia 2 √

MPU3312 Apresiasi Alam dan Warisan Laut 2 √ √


MPU3223 Asas Keusahawanan 3 √

BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3 √ √

BBB3103 English for Occupational Purpose 3 √ √

BBB3102 Public Speaking 3 √


3

√

MPU3172 Malaysian Studies 2 √

JUMLAH 20 18

Kursus Teras Program (101 atau 98 Jam Kredit)


UMT/ UMT-TAF IDP UMT-ACCA

ACT3100 Prinsip Perakaunan 2 √ √ √

ACT3101 Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan 1 3 √ √ √





ACT3201 Perakaunan Pengurusan 1 3 √ √ √

ACT3202 Perakaunan Pengurusan 2 3 √ √ √

ACT4201 Seminar dalam Perakaunan Pengurusan 3 √ √ √

ACT3301 Audit 1 3 √ √ √

ACT4301 Audit 2 3 √ √ √

ACT3401 Percukaian 1 3 √ √ √

ACT3402 Percukaian 2 3 √ √ √

ACT3501 Sistem Maklumat Perakaunan 3 √ √ √

ACT3502 Analisis dan Reka bentuk Maklumat Perakaunan

3 √ √ √


ACT4001 Etika Perniagaan dan Tadbir Urus Korporat

3 √ √ √

ACT4601 Kajian Kes Bersepadu 3 √ √ √

ACT4992 Latihan Industri* 12 √ √ -

ACT4991 Sangkutan Industri* 12 - - √

BBB3102 Public Speaking 3 √ - √

COM3103 Business Communication 3 √ √ √

ECO3103 Mikroekonomi 3 √ √ √

ECO3104 Makroekonomi 3 √ √ √

FNC3101 Pengurusan Kewangan 3 √ √ √

FNC3103 Kewangan Korporat 3 √ √ √

FNC3201 Pasaran dan Institusi Kewangan 3 √ √ √

MGM3102 Falsafah Pengurusan 3 √ √ √

MGM3201 Gelagat Organisasi 3 √ √ √

MGM4105 Pengurusan Strategik 3 √ √ √

MGM4600 Undang-undang Perniagaan 3 √ √ √

MGM4603 Undang-undang Syarikat 3 √ √ √

JUMLAH 101 98 101

*Tempoh latihan industri adalah 6 bulan

Kursus Elektif (15 atau 20 Jam Kredit)

Bagi pelajar UMT, pelajar perlu memenuhi 15 jam kredit manakala pelajar IDP perlu memenuhi 20 jam kredit. Bagi kursus elektif, pelajar dibenarkan untuk mengambil kursus dari mana-mana pusat pengajian. Walau bagaimanapun, pelajar digalakkan untuk mengambil kursus-kursus berikut sekiranya ditawarkan oleh Program Sarjana Muda Perakaunan.


ACT4002 Perniagaan Antarabangsa dan Globalisasi 3

ACT4003 Amalan Kesetiausahaan Syarikat 2

ACT4103 Perakaunan Sektor Awam 3

ACT4104 Perakaunan untuk Transaksi Kewangan Islam 3

ACT4105 Isu-isu Semasa Perakaunan dan Pengauditan 3

ACT4106 Perakaunan Industri Terkhusus 3

ACT4107 Perakaunan Antarabangsa 3

ACT4108 Isu-isu Perakaunan dalam Industri Maritim 3

ACT4109 Perakaunan dan Pelaporan untuk Persekitaran 3

ACT4302 Audit Dalaman 3

ACT4401 Percukaian Lanjutan 3

ACT4993 Sangkutan Pembelajaran Perakaunan Kerja Bersepadu 3

ACT4994 Sangkutan Pembelajaran Percukaian Kerja Bersepadu 3

ACT4995 Sangkutan Pembelajaran Audit Kerja Bersepadu 3

ACT4996 Sangkutan Pembelajaran Kesetiausahaan Syarikat Kerja Bersepadu 3

ACT4997 Sangkutan Pembelajaran Perundingan Perniagaan Kerja Bersepadu 3

ACT4998 Penyelidikan dalam Perakaunan 1 3

ACT4999 Penyelidikan dalam Perakaunan 2 3

FNC4101 Kewangan Antarabangsa 3

FNC4201 Analisis Pelaburan 3

FNC4202 Pasaran Derivatif 3

FNC4301 Pengurusan Bank 3

FNC4302 Perbankan Antarabangsa 3

FNC4701 Pengurusan Kewangan Islam 3

FNC4801 Ekonomi Islam 3

FNC4802 Institusi Kewangan Islam dan Pasaran 3

FNC4803 Pasaran Modal Islam 3

FNC4804 Peraturan Shariah dalam Transaksi Kewangan 3

FNC4805 Deposit dan Operasi Kewangan Bank Islam 3

FNC4806 Perancangan dan Pengurusan Harta 3



Kursus Elektif Bagi Mod Industri Bersama TAF (15 Jam Kredit)

Kod Nama Kursus Jam Kredit

ACT4993 Sangkutan Pembelajaran Perakaunan Kerja Bersepadu 3

ACT4994 Sangkutan Pembelajaran Percukaian Kerja Bersepadu 3

ACT4995 Sangkutan Pembelajaran Audit Kerja Bersepadu 3

ACT4996 Sangkutan Pembelajaran Kesetiausahaan Syarikat Kerja Bersepadu 3

ACT4997 Sangkutan Pembelajaran Perundingan Perniagaan Kerja Bersepadu 3

Jumlah 15

Kursus Elektif Bagi Mod Industri Bersama ACCA (15 Jam Kredit)

Kod Nama Kursus Jam Kredit

ACT4701 Kerja Bersepadu Etika dan Profesionalisma 3

ACT4702 Kerja Bersepadu Strategi dan Hubungan Pemegang Taruh 4

ACT4703 Kerja Bersepadu Risiko dan Tadbir Urus 4 Pilih SATU (1):

ACT4704 Kerja Bersepadu Penilaian Cukai 4

ACT4705 Kerja Bersepadu Audit dan Jaminan 4

Jumlah 15

Pra-syarat

Semua kursus yang memerlukan pra-syarat boleh diambil apabila pelajar telah menduduki (wajib ambil) kursus pra-syarat tersebut melainkan bagi kursus pra-syarat ACT4999 Penyelidikan dalam Perakaunan 2 iaitu ACT4998 Penyelidikan dalam Perakaunan 1 (wajib lulus).

Pengecualian Kursus

Pelajar yang layak boleh memohon pengecualian bagi kursus dalam senarai di bawah:



ACC3200 Perakaunan Kos dan Pengurusan 3

ACT3100 Prinsip Perakaunan 2

ACT3201 Perakaunan Pengurusan 1 3

ACT3401 Percukaian 1 3

ACT3501 Sistem Maklumat Perakaunan 3

FIN3000 Kewangan Pengurusan 3

FNC3101 Pengurusan Kewangan 3

Nota: Jika permohonan pengecualian diluluskan, pengiktirafan kelayakan profesional akan terjejas.


SKEMA PROGRAM Skema Program UMT

Kod Semester 1 Jam


Jam Kredit

ACT3100 Prinsip Perakaunan 2 ACT3101 Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan 1

3

ECO3103 Mikroekonomi 3 ACT3201 Perakaunan Pengurusan 1 3

FNC3002 Kaedah Statistik untuk Perakaunan dan Kewangan

3 COM3103 Business Communication 3

BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3 ECO3104 Makroekonomi 3

NCC3053 Kenegaraan Malaysia 3 MPU3223 Asas Keushawanan 3



2

Ko-Kurikulum 2 MPU3112 Hubungan Etnik 2

Jumlah 18 Jumlah 19

Kod Semester 3 Jam


Jam Kredit

ACT3102 Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan 2

3 ACT3103 Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan 3

3

ACT3202 Perakaunan Pengurusan 2 3 ACT3301 Audit 1 3

ACT3401 Percukaian 1 3 ACT3402 Percukaian 2 3

MGM4600 Undang-undang Perniagaan

3 FNC3101 Pengurusan Kewangan 3

MGM3102 Falsafah Pengurusan 3 MGM3201 Gelagat Organisasi 3 Elektif 1 3 BBB3102 Public Speaking 3

Jumlah 18 Jumlah 18

Kod Semester 5 Jam


Jam Kredit



3

ACT3501 Sistem Maklumat Perakaunan

3 ACT4001 Etika Perniagaan dan Tadbir Urus Korporat

3

ACT4301 Audit 2 3 ACT3502 Analisis dan Reka bentuk Maklumat Perakaunan

3

FNC3103 Kewangan Korporat 3 ACT4201 Seminar dalam Perakaunan Pengurusan

3

MGM4603 Undang-undang Syarikat 3 MGM4105 Pengurusan Strategik 3 Elektif 2 3 Elektif 3 3

Jumlah 18 Jumlah 18

Kod Semester 7 Jam


Jam Kredit

ACT4601 Kajian Kes Bersepadu 3 ACT4992 Latihan Industri 12

FNC3201 Pasaran dan Institusi Kewangan

3


3

Elektif 4

Elektif 5

Jumlah 15 Jumlah 12

Jumlah Jam Kredit Keseluruhan 136

Nota: Bagi kursus berkod ACT markah lulus adalah 50 (Gred C)



Skema Program UMT-TAF

Kod Semester 1 Jam


Jam Kredit


3








2


Jumlah 18 Jumlah 19

Kod Semester 3 Jam


Jam Kredit



3





MGM3102 Falsafah Pengurusan 3 MGM3201 Gelagat Organisasi 3 Elektif TAF 1 3 BBB3102 Public Speaking 3

Jumlah 18 Jumlah 18

Kod Semester 5 Jam

Kredit

Semester 6

Jam Kredit



3



3

ACT4301 Audit 2 3 ACT3502 Analisis dan Reka bentuk Maklumat Perakaunan

3


3

MGM4603 Undang-undang Syarikat 3 MGM4105 Pengurusan Strategik 3 Elektif TAF 2 3 Elektif TAF 3 3

Jumlah 18 Jumlah 18

Kod Semester 7 Jam


Jam Kredit



3


3

Elektif TAF 4 3 Elektif TAF 5 3

Jumlah 15 Jumlah 12

JUMLAH JAM KREDIT KESELURUHAN 136

Nota:

1. Bagi kursus berkod ACT markah lulus adalah 50 (Gred C)

2. Bagi pelajar yang mengikuti mod industri bersama TAF, kursus elektif adalah terhad kepada kursus ACT4993,

ACT4994, ACT4995, ACT4996, ACT4997


Skema Program UMT-ACCA

Kod Semester 1 Jam


Jam Kredit


3








2


Jumlah 18 Jumlah 19

Kod Semester 3 Jam


Jam Kredit



3





MGM3102 Falsafah Pengurusan 3 MGM3201 Gelagat Organisasi 3


3 ACT3502 Analisis dan Reka bentuk Maklumat Perakaunan

3

Jumlah 18 Jumlah 18

Kod Semester 5 Jam


Jam Kredit



3



3

ACT4301 Audit 2 3 BBB3102 Public Speaking 3


3

MGM4603 Undang-undang Syarikat 3 MGM4105 Pengurusan Strategik 3


3 ACT4601 Kajian Kes Bersepadu 3

Jumlah 18 Jumlah 18

Kod Semester 7 Jam


Jam Kredit

ACT 4701 Kerja Bersepadu Etika dan Profesionalisma

3 ACT4991 Sangkutan Industri 12

ACT 4702 Kerja Bersepadu Strategi dan Hubungan Pemegang Taruh

4

ACT 4703 Kerja Bersepadu Risiko dan Tadbir Urus

4

Pilih satu (1)

ACT 4704 Kerja Bersepadu Penilaian Cukai

4

ACT 4705 Kerja Bersepadu Audit dan Jaminan

4

Jumlah 15 Jumlah 12

Jumlah Jam Kredit Keseluruhan 136

Nota:


2. ACT4991 Sangkutan Industri adalah kursus teras program bagi pelajar di bawah Mod Industri bersama

ACCA.



Skema International Degree Programme (IDP)

Kod Semester 1 Jam


Jam Kredit


3

ECO3103 Mikroekonomi 3 ACT3201 Pengurusan Perakaunan 1 3


3 COM3103 Business Communications 3



3

Elektif 1 3

MPU3172 Kenegaraan Malaysia 2 MPU3312 Apresiasi Alam dan Warisan Laut

2

Ko-Kurikulum 2 Elektif 2 2

Jumlah 18 Jumlah 19

Kod Semester 3 Jam


Jam Kredit



3





MGM3102 Falsafah Pengurusan 3 MGM3201 Gelagat Organisasi 3 Elektif 3 3 BBB3102 Public Speaking 3

Jumlah 18 Jumlah 18

Kod Semester 5 Jam


Jam Kredit



3



3

ACT4301 Audit 2 3 ACT3502 Analisis dan Reka Bentuk Maklumat Perakaunan

3


3

MGM4603 Undang-undang Syarikat 3 MGM4105 Pengurusan Strategik 3 Elektif 4 3 Elektif 5 3

Jumlah 18 Jumlah 18

Kod Semester 7 Jam


Jam Kredit



3


3

Elektif 6 3 Elektif 7 3

Jumlah 15 Jumlah 12

JUMLAH JAM KREDIT 136



SINOPSIS KURSUS

ACT3100 Prinsip Perakaunan Jam Kredit : 2 (2+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini bertujuan untuk memperkenalkan pelajar kepada asas simpan kira dan prinsip perakaunan kewangan. Ia menerangkan persamaan perakaunan, mengenal pasti urutan tatacara kitaran perakaunan dan membincangkan peranan rekod perakaunan dalam organisasi. Ia seterusnya menjelaskan perbezaan di antara perakaunan tunai dan akruan, tujuan utama penyata kewangan, peranan maklumat perakaunan dalam membuat keputusan ekonomi dan membincangkan kepentingan sistem perakaunan dalam menyediakan maklumat yang relevan dan boleh dipercayai. Ia juga mendedahkan pelajar dengan perakaunan untuk perkongsian dan syarikat.

ACT3101 Perakaunan Kewangan dan

Pelaporan 1

Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : ACT3100 (Prinsip Perakaunan)

(Wajib Ambil)

Dalam kursus peringkat kedua ini, pelajar diperkenalkan kepada elemen perakaunan seperti asset, liabiliti, ekuiti, pendapatan dan perbelanjaan, komponen penyata kewangan, penyata kedudukan kewangan, penyata keuntungan atau kerugian dan pendapatan komprehensif lain, penyata aliran tunai dan penyata perubahan dalam ekuiti. Pelajar juga diperkenalkan kepada asas analisis penyata kewangan.


Pelaporan 2

Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0)

Prasyarat : ACT3101 (Perakaunan Kewangan

dan Pelaporan 1) (Wajib Ambil)

Ini adalah kursus peringkat ketiga untuk Perakaunan dan Pelaporan Kewangan. Kursus ini membina pengetahuan dan kemahiran yang telah diperkenalkan dalam kursus-kursus perakaunan kewangan sebelum ini. Pelajar hendaklah menyedari bahawa di dalam kursus ini, mereka akan membina apa yang telah mereka pelajari dalam kursus perakaunan sebelum ini dan mempelajari dengan lebih mendalam berkaitan dengan elemen-elemen

penyata kewangan. Kursus ini merangkumi perakaunan untuk pengiktirafan hasil dan aset/ liabiliti bukan semasa yang tertumpu kepada hartanah, loji dan peralatan, aset tak ketara, hartanah pelaburan, aset pertanian-biologi, aset kewangan, aset liabiliti dan pajakan.


Pelaporan 3


Prasyarat : ACT3102 (Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan 2) (Wajib Ambil)

Ini adalah kursus peringkat keempat untuk Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan. Kursus ini dibina berasaskan kepada pengetahuan dan kemahiran yang telah diperkenalkan dalam kursus-kursus Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan terdahulu. Pelajar hendaklah menyedari bahawa dalam kursus ini, mereka akan membina apa yang telah mereka pelajari dalam kursus perakaunan sebelum ini dan mempelajari perkara yang lebih kompleks. Kursus ini: 1. Memperkenalkan kajian kes komprehensif yang membincangkan isu yang melibatkan elemen-elemen penyata perakaunan dalam senario berbeza dan industri terkhusus seperti yang berkaitan dengan loji, hartanah dan peralatan, aset tak ketara, hartanah pelaburan, aset pertanian-biologi, aset kewangan dan liabiliti kewangan, 2. Memperkenalkan konsep kawalan dan penyediaan akaun syarikat berkumpulan; 3. Memperincikan cukai tertunda dan membezakan aset cukai tertunda dan liabiliti cukai tertunda dan 4. Memperincian ekuiti.


Pelaporan 4




Ini adalah kursus kelima untuk Perakaunan dan Pelaporan Kewangan. Kursus ini membina pengetahuan dan kemahiran yang telah diperkenalkan dalam kursus- kursus perakaunan kewangan sebelum ini yang mana ia membawa pelajar ke tahap keupayaan dan pembinaan kompetensi kelima dalam piawaian IFRS/MFRS. Ia meningkatkan kemahiran dalam proses penyatuan akaun dengan memperkenalkan struktur kumpulan yang lebih kompleks berkaitan dengan syarikat


bersekutu, usaha sama dan operasi asing. Ia juga melibatkan Penyata Aliran Tunai Disatukan dan memperkenalkan isu pendedahan yang lebih lanjut berkaitan dengan operasi segmen.


Pelaporan 5




Ini adalah kursus peringkat keenam untuk Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan. Kursus ini dibina berasaskan kepada pengetahuan dan kemahiran yang telah diperkenalkan dalam kursus-kursus Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan terdahulu dan menguatkan keupayaan dan kompetensi tahap keempat piawaian IFRS/MFRS. Perbincangan dalam kursus terdahulu berkenaan peranan akauntan profesional dalam masyarakat dikaji semula untuk memperkukuhkan dasar kepentingan awam dan etika. Kursus ini juga memberi gambaran keseluruhan tentang profesyen perakaunan dan sejarah perakaunan. Ia juga membincangkan pengajaran daripada skandal korporat dan implikasinya terhadap pembangunan piawaian dan profesyen perakaunan. Berdasarkan konteks piawai khusus seperti pembayaran berasaskan saham, manfaat pekerja, hasil, proses penetapan piawaian akan dinilai. Pelajar didedahkan melalui kes-kes yang komprehensif yang melibatkan penggunaan pertimbangan profesional dan membuat anggaran dari segi ukuran-nilai saksama dan pendedahan mengenai perubahan dasar perakaunan penting dan anggaran.

ACT3201 Perakaunan Pengurusan 1

Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : ACT3100 (Prinsip Perakaunan)

(Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini memperkenalkan konsep asas, istilah, prinsip dan kaedah kos perakaunan pada peringkat operasi. Topik termasuk elemen asas kos, teknik tradisional pengumpulan kos, perancangan kos dan kaedah pengkosan. Penekanan utama untuk menganggarkan kos produk yang dihasilkan dan perkhidmatan yang diberikan.

ACT3202 Perakaunan Pengurusan 2


Prasyarat : ACT3201 (Perakaunan

Pengurusan 1) (Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini memberi penekanan kepada aplikasi maklumat perakaunan pengurusan dan menggunapakai teknik-teknik perbincangan berasaskan kes merangkumi perancangan, kawalan dan pembuatan keputusan. Topik-topik termasuk belanjawan, pengkosan standard, strategi harga dan perakaunan tanggungjawab. Isu-isu berkaitan pindahan harga dan pertimbangan tingkah laku akan dibincangkan pada akhir kursus.

ACT4201 Seminar dalam Perakaunan

Pengurusan


Prasyarat : ACT3202 (Perakaunan

Pengurusan 2) (Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini adalah lanjutan kepada Perakaunan Pengurusan 2 dan dijalankan dalam bentuk seminar. Evolusi pengurusan perakaunan dibincangkan dengan lanjut. Teknik perakaunan pengurusan strategik tradisional dan kontemporari dianalisa dan dinilai menggunakan kes-kes perniagaan. Secara amnya, topik perbincangan adalah pada peringkat lanjutan dan ini termasuklah penilaian prestasi, kawalan pengurusan, tingkah laku dan isu-isu etika serta pembaharuan terkini dalam perakaunan pengurusan. Penekanan diberikan kepada aspek tingkah laku dan pelajar didedahkan kepada aktiviti pengajaran dan pembelajaran menggunapakai perbincangan berasaskan kes.

ACT3301 Audit 1




Kursus ini merupakan kursus pengenalan dalam pengauditan dan ianya memperkenalkan pelajar kepada konsep dan prinsip pengauditan. Ianya juga menjelaskan peranan, etika dan tanggungjawab akauntan awam, undang- undang dan peraturan dalam pengauditan, penyediaan deraf dan pelaporan audit. Kursus ini mengkhusus dan memfokus kepada konsep, proses, perancangan, bukti, dokumentasi dan laporan audit.



ACT4301 Audit 2


Prasyarat : ACT3301 (Audit 1) (Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini adalah kesinambungan daripada Audit 1. Ia berhasrat untuk mengukuhkan dan meningkatkan kefahaman pelajar dalam pengauditan. Antara topik yang akan dibincangkan adalah kod etika, liabiliti juruaudit, proses melengkapi audit danpenyediaanlaporan audit, teknik audit berasaskan komputer, audit kumpulan dan isu-isu semasa dalam profesion pengauditan. Kursus ini akan membincangkan lain-lain perkhidmatan berkaitan audit selain daripada audit penyata kewangan yang boleh dilakukan oleh seorang akauntan awam seperti audit operasi, audit pematuhan dan audit dalaman.

ACT3401 Percukaian 1


Prasyarat : ACT3100 (Prinsip Perakaunan)

(Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini meliputi semua aspek percukaian individu, pemilikan tunggal, pendapatan perniagaan dan pentadbiran cukai. Topik termasuk pengenaan cukai atas pendapatan penggajian, dividen, faedah, sewa, royalti dan pencen, percukaian atas pendapatan perniagaan, elaun modal dan pentadbiran cukai.

ACT3402 Percukaian 2


Prasyarat : ACT3401 (Percukaian 1)

(Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini merangkumi semua aspek percukaian atas perkongsian, cukai syarikat, insentif pelaburan, cukai keuntungan hartatanah, cukai pegangan, perjanjian cukai dua kali dan cukai tidak langsung.

ACT3501 Sistem Maklumat Perakaunan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini merangkumi topik-topik Sistem Maklumat Perakaunan (AIS) dalam tiga bahagian utama. Bahagian pertama memperkenalkan konsep asas AIS termasuk objektif, komponen dan subsistem. Bahagian ini juga memperkenalkan pelajar kepada teknik- teknik mendokumenkan sistem perakaunan. Bahagian kedua membincangkan dengan lebih terperinci proses perniagaan (kitaran) termasuk jualan, belian, pengeluaran, sumber manusia, dan lejar am. Integrasi proses perniagaan dalam persekitaran Perancangan Sumber Perusahaan (ERP) juga ditekankan. Penggunaan perisian perakaunan terpilih juga dikendalikan pada peringkat ini. Bahagian akhir membincangkan isu-isu terkini dalam jenayah komputer, etika komputer dan peranan kawalan dalaman. Akhirnya, fokus khas akan diberikan kepada isu-isu terpilih dan teknologi maklumat yang berpotensi untuk memberi kesan kepada AIS.

ACT3502 Analisis dan Reka Bentuk

Maklumat Perakaunan


Prasyarat : ACT3501 (Sistem Maklumat

Perakaunan) (Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini meliputi fasa-fasa kitaran hayat pembangunan sistem (SDLC) seperti, perancangan sistem, analisis sistem, penilaian dan pemilihan sistem, reka bentuk sistem, penukaran sistem dan pelaksanaan sistem. Ia juga merangkumi lain-lain pendekatan pembangunan sistem.

ACT4001 Etika Perniagaan dan Tadbir

Urus Korporat Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini memberi kefahaman berkenaan teori-teori etka dan falsafah, dan penetapan nilai-nilai seseorang individu, organisasi, profesional dan kemasyarakatan. Tumpuan akan diberi kepada pembangunan kemahiran yang diperlukan untuk menangani isu-isu etika supaya dapat bertindak secara beretika pada setiap masa. Aplikasi prinsip-prinsip etika ini sesuai dibincangkan dalam rangka kerja amalan tadbir urus korporat yang baik.


ACT4601 Kajian Kes Bersepadu


Prasyarat : (Wajib Ambil)

ACT4101 (Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan 4)

Ini merupakan kursus kemuncak untuk program Sarjana Muda Perakaunan yang menggabungkan ilmu perakaunan kewangan, perakaunan pengurusan, percukaian, audit, kewangan, pengurusan dan perniagaan, teknologi maklumat dan lain-lain kursus sains sosial. Latihan berasaskan pengalaman yang menggunakan pembelajaran berpusatkan pelajar (SCL) diterapkan dalam kursus ini untuk menyokong pelajar.

ACT4992 Latihan Industri


Prasyarat : Pelajar telah menduduki kursus-kursus berikut: (Wajib Ambil) ACT4101 (Perakaunan Kewangan dan Pelaporan 4) ACT3202

(Perakaunan Pengurusan 1)

ACT3301 (Audit 1) ACT3402 (Percukaian 2) dan menamatkan 60 jam kredit kursus

Kursus ini bertujuan untuk memberikan pendedahan kepada pelajar-pelajar tentang suasana kerja yang sebenar dengan menempatkan mereka di organisasi luar universiti. Ia membolehkan pelajar-pelajar mengaplikasikan konsep dan teori yang dipelajari semasa kuliah kepada praktis sebenar di dalam bidang-bidang berkaitan perakaunan.

FNC3002 Kaedah Statistik untuk

Perakaunan dan Kewangan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Subjek ini memperkenalkan konsep asas statistik dalam aplikasi perniagaan. Topik-topik dalam kursus ini merangkumi konsep asas kaedah persampelan, kaedah pengumpulan data, pengenalan kepada kaedah-kaedah statistik deskriptif dan inferensi beserta penggunaannya. Topik-topik khusus pula termasuklah kaedah berangka dan bukan berangka untuk menerangkan data, korelasi dan regresi, analisis siri masa, nombor indeks dan kebarangkalian.

FNC3101 Pengurusan Kewangan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini memberi tumpuan kepada prinsip- prinsip asas dan teknik di dalam pembuatan keputusan berkaitan kewangan. ia merangkumi konsep pengurusan kewangan dan aplikasi teknik kewangan sebagai cara untuk membuat keputusan. Topik-topik yang dirangkum termasuk analisis penyata kewangan, pengurusan modal kerja, hubungan antara risiko dan pulangan, kos modal, penilaian asas sekuriti dan nilai masa wang beserta aplikasinya.

FNC3103 Kewangan Korporat


Prasyarat : FNC3101 (Pengurusan

Kewangan) (Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini merangkumi topik-topik berkaitan kewangan korporat menerusi beberapa bahagian. Bahagian pertama memperkenalkan kewangan korporat secara keseluruhan. Bahagian kedua pula membincangkan mengenai penilaian aset, termasuklah analisis risiko dan analisis penilaian projek. Bahagian ketiga membincangkan tentang

risiko dan keefisienan pasaran kewangan. Bahagian keempat membincangkan mengenai struktur modal dan polisi dividen. Bahagian kelima membincangkan mengenai pembiayaan jangka panjang. Bahagian terakhir, iaitu bahagian keenam pula membincangkan mengenai pengurusan risiko.



FNC3201 Pasaran dan Institusi

Kewangan


Prasyarat : FNC3103 (Kewangan Korporat)

(Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini menyediakan gambaran yang menyeluruh mengenai komponen-komponen di dalam pasaran kewangan, iaitu pasaran saham, bon, wang dan derivatif. Di dalam setiap komponen pasaran kewangan tersebut, kaedah-kaedah penilaian, penaksiran risiko dan kelakuan, dan pengaruh global akan dibincangkan. Kursus ini juga membincangkan mengenai krisis kewangan Asia Tenggara beserta cabaran akan datang dan kewangan Islam. Topik- topik penting berkaitan perkembangan terkini pasaran kewangan juga akan dibincangkan.

KURSUS-KURSUS BAGI PELAJAR BUKAN

PERAKAUNAN

ACC3100 Perakaunan Perniagaan Jam Kredit : 4 (4+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini direka bentuk untuk memberi pengetahuan dan pendedahan kepada pelajar- pelajar perakaunan bukan bercadang untuk mengambil kursus lanjutan dalam perakaunan. Kursus ini mengintegrasikan dua disiplin perakaunan: perakaunan kewangan dan perakaunan pengurusan. Kursus ini meliputi peranan perakaunan sebagai input penting dalam perniagaan, kitaran perakaunan, prinsip double-entry, penyediaan penyata kewangan, perakaunan untuk aset, liabiliti dan ekuiti, analisis penyata kewangan dan pemantauan kos.

ACC3200 Perakaunan Kos dan

Pengurusan


Prasyarat : ACC3100 (Perakaunan

Perniagaan) (Wajib Ambil)

Topik yang diliputi termasuklah konsep asas kos, sistem pengkosan, belanjawan, pengekosan piawai dan pengekosan relevan.

FIN3000 Kewangan Pengurusan


Prasyarat : ACC3100 (Perakaunan

Perniagaan) (Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini memberi tumpuan kepada prinsip- prinsip asas dan teknik dalam membuat keputusan kewangan. Ia merangkumi kedua- dua konsep pengurusan kewangan dan aplikasi teknik kewangan sebagai alat untuk membuat keputusan. Topik-topik yang diliputi termasuk ramalan kewangan dan perancangan, pengurusan modal kerja, risiko dan pulangan hubungan bagi jangka pendek dan panjang, nilai masa wang dan aplikasinya, dasar struktur modal dan pengurusan risiko.


SARJANA MUDA PENGURUSAN (PEMASARAN)

Program ini adalah bagi pelajar yang ingin mengukuhkan pengetahuan dan kepakaran dalam bidang pemasaran. Pembelajaran dan pengajaran dikendalikan oleh tenaga pengajar dalam bidang pemasaran dan pemikir industri. Program ini dijalankan bagi memenuhi tanggungjawab sosial dengan menyediakan tenaga kerja terlatih yang memenuhi kehendak pasaran kerja semasa.

OBJEKTIF PROGRAM

• Menyampaikan dan memberi kefahaman mengenai konsep dan prinsip-prinsip pengurusan dan pemasaran.

• Menerapkan kompetensi pengurusan dan pemasaran dalam merancang, mengenal pasti, menganalisis dan menilai masalah.

• Memupuk sikap beretika, profesional dan yakin diri dalam kalangan siswazah.

PROSPEK KERJAYA

Pemasaran adalah berkait rapat dengan pembelian, peruncitan, penghasilan, jualan dan logistik. Siswazah Sarjana Muda Pengurusan (Pemasaran) berpotensi untuk menceburi kerjaya seperti wakil pemasaran, wakil jualan, eksekutif jualan, eksekutif pemasaran, pengurus jualan dan pengurus pemasaran.

SYARAT KEMASUKAN


a) Lulus SPM/Setaraf dengan baik. b) Lulus dengan kepujian Bahasa Melayu/

Bahasa Malaysia di peringkat SPM/Setaraf. c) Mendapat sekurang-kurangnya Tahap 1

(Band 1) dalam Malaysian University English Test (MUET).

d) Lulus dalam peperiksaan STPM dengan sekurang-kurangnya Gred C dalam Pengajian Am/Kertas Am, dan gred C dua (2) mata pelajaran lain.

Atau



Mempunyai kelulusan Diploma atau kelayakan lain yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh Kerajaan Malaysia dan diluluskan oleh Senat Universiti.

Atau


Syarat Khas Program

a) Kelayakan Minimum Calon STPM/ Matrikulasi/Asasi: I. Mendapat Gred B- (NGMP 2.67) dalam


Perakaunan atau Pengajian Perniagaan. II. Kepujian dalam mata pelajaran


III. Lulus dalam mata pelajaran Bahasa Inggeris di peringkat SPM.

b) Kelayakan Setaraf Matrikulasi atau diploma dalam bidang yang sesuai dari institusi yang diiktiraf.


a) General Requirements.





to higher secondary); 0R


sitting, 0R



to the above

b) Language Requirements.











AND



Jumlah minimum kredit untuk bergraduat ialah 120 jam kredit. Agihan kredit mengikut kategori kursus adalah seperti berikut:


UMT IDP/UMT-ABS

Kursus Teras Universiti

20 (16.7%) 18 (15%)

Kursus Teras Program

89 (74.2%) 89 (74.2%)

Kursus Elektif 11 (9.1%) 13 (10.8%)

JUMLAH 120 (100%) 120 (100%)

AND




UMT UMT-ABS IDP


Ko-Kurikulum 2 √ √ √




MPU3223 Asas Keusahawanan 3 √ √


BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes 3 √ √ √



3 √

PAL3203 Kewangan Peribadi/ Personal Finance

2 √


JUMLAH 20 18 18




ACC3200 Perakaunan Kos dan Pengurusan 3

FIN3000 Kewangan Pengurusan 3


ECO3201 Statistik Ekonomi dan Perniagaan 3

ECO3105 Ekonomi Pengurusan 3

COM3103 Business Communication 3

MGM3102 Falsafah Pengurusan 3

MGM3201 Gelagat Organisasi 3

MGM3302 Prinsip Pemasaran 3

MGM3304 Pengurusan Pemasaran 3

MGM4102 Sistem Maklumat Pengurusan 3

MGM4103 Pengurusan Operasi dan Kualiti 3

MGM4105 Pengurusan Strategik 3

MGM4106 Etika Perniagaan 3

MGM4201 Pengurusan Sumber Manusia 3

MGM4301 Pemasaran Sosial 3

MGM4302 Kelakuan Pengguna 3

MGM4303 Penyelidikan Pemasaran 3

MGM4305 Pemasaran Perkhidmatan 3

MGM4307 Pemasaran Antarabangsa 3

MGM4308 Komunikasi Pemasaran 3

MGM4309 Pengurusan Jualan 3

MGM4311 Pemasaran Elektronik 3

MGM4402 Pengurusan Saluran 3

MGM4404 Pengurusan Peruncitan 4

MGM4601 Undang-undang Komersial 3

MGM4992A Latihan Industri 6

JUMLAH 89




Bagi pelajar UMT, mereka perlu memilih, empat (4) kursus elektif iaitu bersamaan sebelas (11) jam kredit. Manakala bagi pelajar IDP/UMT-ABS, pelajar perlu memilih lima (5) kursus elektif bersamaan tiga belas (13) jam kredit. Elektif Program mempunyai dua bahagian iaitu Elektif Terhad dan Elektif Bebas. Pelajar perlu memilih kursus-kursus di bawah elektif tersebut bagi melengkapkan jumlah keseluruhan pengambilan kursus bagi Elektif Program.

Kursus Elektif Terhad (9 atau 12 Jam Kredit)


MGM3401 Prinsip Pengangkutan 3

MGM4101 Keusahawanan 3

MGM4304 Pemasaran Hasil Pertanian 3

MGM4306 Pengurusan Produk 3

MGM3105 Kaedah Kuantitatif dalam Pembuatan Keputusan

3

MGM4310 Pemasaran Langsung 3

MGM4403 Pengurusan Barang dan Pembelian 3

MGM4608 Undang-undang Buruh 3

MGM4998 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I 3

MGM4999 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II 3

Kursus Elektif Bebas (2 atau 1 Jam Kredit)

Pelajar dibenarkan untuk mengambil satu (1) kursus elektif bebas bersamaan dua (2) atau satu (1) jam kredit dari mana-mana pusat pengajian.

Pengecualian Kursus

Pelajar yang layak boleh memohon pengecualian bagi kursus dalam senarai di bawah.



MGM3302 Prinsip Pemasaran 3

MGM3304 Pengurusan Pemasaran 3




Kod Semester 1 Jam


Jam Kredit

MGM3302 Prinsip Pemasaran 3 MPU3312 Apresiasi Alam dan Warisan Laut

2

NCC3053 Kenegaraan Malaysia 3 ACC3100 Perakaunan Perniagaan 4

MPU3223 Asas Keusahawanan 3 ECO3201 Statistik Ekonomi dan Perniagaan

3

ECO3100 Gayacara Pemikiran Ekonomi

3 MGM3304 Pengurusan Pemasaran 3


MPU3112 Hubungan Etnik 2 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3


2

Ko-kurikulum 2

Jumlah 19 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 3 Jam


Jam Kredit

MGM4301 Pemasaran Sosial 3 MGM4601 Undang-undang Komersial 3

ECO3105 Ekonomi Pengurusan 3 MGM4103 Pengurusan Operasi dan Kualiti

3

MGM4201 Pengurusan Sumber Manusia

3 MGM4402 Pengurusan Saluran 3

FIN3000 Kewangan Pengurusan 3 MGM4404 Pengurusan Peruncitan 4

MGM4102 Sistem Maklumat Pengurusan

3 MGM4303 Penyelidikan Pemasaran 3

MGM4302 Kelakuan Pengguna 3 COM3103 Business Communication 3

MGM4309 Pengurusan Jualan 3

Jumlah 21 Jumlah 19

Kod Semester 5 Jam


Jam Kredit

ACC3200 Perakaunan Kos dan Pengurusan

3 MGM4105 Pengurusan Strategik 3

MGM4305 Pemasaran Perkhidmatan 3 MGM4106 Etika Perniagaan 3

MGM4307 Pemasaran Antarabangsa 3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3

MGM4308 Komunikasi Pemasaran 3 MGM4999 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II atau Elektif 3

3

MGM4311 Pemasaran Elektronik 3 Elektif 4 3

MGM4998 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I atau Elektif 1

3 MGM4992A Latihan Industri 6

Elektif 2 2

Jumlah 20 Jumlah 21





Kod Semester 1 Jam


Jam Kredit


MGM3302 Prinsip Pemasaran 3 MGM3304 Pengurusan Pemasaran 3



BBB3102 Public Speaking 3 ACC3100 Perakaunan Perniagaan 4


3 ECO3201 Statistik Ekonomi dan Perniagaan

3

MPU3172 Malaysian Studies 2 MPU3312 Apresiasi Alam dan Warisan Laut

2

Ko-kurikulum 2

Jumlah 17 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 3 Jam


Jam Kredit



3







MGM4309 Pengurusan Jualan 3 Elektif 1 2

Jumlah 21 Jumlah 21

Kod Semester 5 Jam


Jam Kredit



MGM4305 Pemasaran Perkhidmatan 3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3

MGM4307 Pemasaran Antarabangsa 3 MGM4106 Etika Perniagaan 3

MGM4311 Pemasaran Elektronik 3 MGM4999 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II atau Elektif 4

3

MGM4308 Komunikasi Pemasaran 3 Elektif 5 3



Elektif 3 2

Jumlah 20 Jumlah 21



Skema Program UMT-ABS

Semester 1

Jam Kredit

Semester 2

Jam Kredit


MGM3302 Prinsip Pemasaran 3 MGM3304 Pengurusan Pemasaran 3



BBB3102 Public Speaking 3 ACC3100 Perakaunan Perniagaan 4

MPU3223 Asas Keusahawanan 3 ECO3201 Statistik Ekonomi dan Perniagaan

3

MPU3172 Malaysian Studies 2 PAL3203 Kewangan Peribadi 2

CCK2001 Ko-kurikulum (Pidato Umum)

2

Jumlah 17 Jumlah 20

Semester 1

Jam Kredit

Semester 2

Jam Kredit



3







MGM4309 Pengurusan Jualan 3 Elektif 1 2

Jumlah 21 Jumlah 21

Semester 1

Jam Kredit

Semester 2

Jam Kredit



MGM4305 Pemasaran Perkhidmatan 3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3

MGM4307 Pemasaran Antarabangsa 3 MGM4106 Etika Perniagaan 3

MGM4311 Pemasaran Elektronik 3 MGM4999 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II atau Elektif 4

3

MGM4308 Komunikasi Pemasaran 3 Elektif 5 3



Elektif 3 2

Jumlah 20 Jumlah 21



SINOPSIS KURSUS

MGM3102 Falsafah Pengurusan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Analisis terhadap teori, prinsip, teknik dan alat-alat asas pengurusan dengan penumpuan terhadap aktiviti-aktiviti pengurusan yang berkaitan dengan bidang atau fungsi untuk sesebuah organisasi perniagaan dan bukan perniagaan. Penekanan juga akan diberikan terhadap pendekatan bersistem.

MGM3105 Kaedah Kuantitatif dalam

Pembuatan Keputusan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini memberikan fokus kepada penggunaan teknik kuantitatif untuk membuat keputusan dalam pengurusan perniagaan. Antara tajuk yang terlibat ialah pembentukan model, teori keputusan, teori kawalan inventori, pemprograman linear menggunakan graf, kaedah simplex dan analisis kepekaan, teori garisan mengunggu, simulasi, PERT/CPM dan lain-lain.

MGM3201 Gelagat Organisasi


Prasyarat : MGM3102 (Falsafah Pengurusan)

(Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini membincangkan tentang pelbagai teori gelagat organisasi yang ditujukan untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan dan kefahaman pelajar dalam bidang ini pada peringkat individu, kumpulan dan organisasi. Isu berkaitan dengan nilai, sikap, personaliti, persepsi dan ciri-ciri, motivasi ditempat kerja dan tekanan kerja turut dibincangkan. Akhir sekali, kursus ini memfokus kepada reka bentuk organisasi, reka bentuk kerja, budaya organisasi, dan perubahan organisasi pada peringkat sistem ataupun peringkat organisasi.

MGM3302 Prinsip Pemasaran Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Pemasaran merupakan fungsi perniagaan yang mengenal pasti keperluan dan kehendak pelanggan, menentukan sasaran pasaran yang terbaik untuk dimasuki, mereka bentuk keluaran

atau perkhidmatan, dan program-program untuk pasaran yang dipilih. Prinsip dan konsep yang berkaitan dengan fungsi pemasaran seperti keluaran/perkhidmatan; pengagihan; promosi; penentuan harga; perancangan dan pengurusan pemasaran dibincangkan.

MGM3304 Pengurusan Pemasaran Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kefahaman tentang aplikasi teori pengurusan pemasaran yang telah digunakan organisasi perniagaaan. Tajuk-tajuk utama seperti memahami pengurusan pemasaran, menganalisis peluang-peluang pemasaran, membentuk strategi-strategi pemasaran, merancang program-program pemasaran, dan mengurus usaha-usaha pemasaran. Konsep pemasaran dalam persekitaran perniagaan moden; gelagat dan keputusan pembelian pengguna; keputusan dan strategi-strategi berkaitan campuran pemasaran seperti strategi produk dan penentuan harga, dasar promosi pengagihan. Kursus ini juga meliputi perancangan, perlaksanaan dan kawalan program pemasaran.

MGM3401 Prinsip Pengangkutan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini dirangka untuk mendedahkan pelajar tentang elemen pengangkutan. Ia memberi fokus bagaimana pengangkutan memberi signifikan

kepada aktiviti ekonomi, sosial dan politik. Pengangkutan dilihat memberi nilai kepada aktiviti perniagaan dan menjadi komponen penting dalam rantaian bekalan, logistik dan perdagangan antarabangsa.

MGM4101 Keusahawanan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Penekanan kursus ini diberikan kepada teori, prinsip, dan pendekatan terhadap kejayaan sesebuah pengurusan usahaniaga usahawan. Di samping itu, pendekatan strategik juga diberikan terhadap pembuatan keputusan, kaedah dan pendekatan usahawan, dan menggemblengkan kemahiran untuk menjadikan keputusan tersebut satu kejayaan dalam persekitaran yang sebenar dan mencabar.



MGM4102 Sistem Maklumat Pengurusan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Merangkumi teori-teori komunikasi di dalam organisasi, psikologi pemprosesan maklumat manusia, sains pembuatan keputusan dan model-model asas di sebalik sistem maklumat, sistem-sistem sokongan, penentuan-penentuan keperluan maklumat, dan pembangunan, perlaksanaan dan pengurusan sumber-sumber sistem maklumat.

MGM4103 Pengurusan Operasi dan

Kualiti Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini membincangkan tentang peranan strategik pengurusan kualiti dan operasi dan bagaimana ia dihubungkan dengan lain-lain kefungsian organisasi. Peranan dan fungsi pengurus operasi ialah membincangkan secara terperinci segala isu dan masalah dan mengenal pasti pendekatan terbaik dalam menanganinya. Prinsip operasi yang digunakan bagi menyelesaikan isu dan masalah akan dihuraikan.

MGM4105 Pengurusan Strategik Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini mengintegrasikan pemahaman beberapa mata pelajaran lain yang digunakan dalam membuat keputusan dan dasar strategik organisasi. Kursus ini menjadikan pelajar lebih memahami unsur-unsur dan proses perancangan strategik, analisis SWOT, perancangan strategi alternatif, pelaksanaan strategi, dan penilaian strategi bagi memastikan organisasi boleh bersaing dengan para pesaing industri.

MGM4106 Etika Perniagaan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini melengkapkan pelajar dengan pengetahuan dan pemahaman berkenaan prinsip-prinsip etika yang perlu diaplikasikan dalam menganalisis isu-isu moral dan amalan perniagaan. Prinsip asas etika termasuklah seperti teori-teori utilitarianisme, keadilan, hak dan etika penjagaan akan dibincangkan

melalui kajian kes perniagaan meliputi konteks pemasaran, ekonomi dan pasaran, pengurusan pekerja, persekitaran perniagaan dan sosial.

MGM4201 Pengurusan Sumber Manusia Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini memberi penekanan kepada konsep pengantara-muka di antara pengurus sumber manusia dan pengurus lain dalam melaksanakan aktiviti-aktiviti pengurusan sumber manusia seperti perancangan gunatenaga, pengambilan pekerja, pemilihan, latihan dan pembangunan, pemberian ganjaran serta penamatan perkhidmatan. Ia menumpukan kepada teknik serta kaedah meningkatkan keberkesanan organisasi melalui amalan-amalan pengurusan sumber manusia yang betul.

MGM4301 Pemasaran Sosial


Prasyarat : MGM3304 (Pengurusan

Pemasaran) (Wajib Ambil)

Aplikasi kaedah pemasaran dalam penyebaran idea untuk mempengaruhi sikap dan tindakan kumpulan sasaran. Penekanan kepada analisis persekitaran dan orientasi kumpulan sasaran dalam membentuk pelan pemasaran sosial. Penggunaan teknik pemasaran (8P) sebagai mekanisme pemetakan dan perancangan strategi pemasaran. Fokus kepada penilaian program pemasaran sosial dan sistem kawalan.

MGM4302 Kelakuan Pengguna




Kursus ini melengkapkan pelajar dengan pengetahuan dan pemahaman mengenai aspek-aspek penting kelakuan pengguna yang merangkumi perolehan, penggunaan dan pelupusan barangan dan perkhidmatan oleh unit-unit pembuat keputusan. Meneliti ciri- ciri pengguna individu, faktor-faktor dalaman seperti sikap, motivasi, personaliti, persepsi dan faktor- faktor luaran seperti keluarga, kumpulan rujukan, sosial dan budaya.


MGM4303 Penyelidikan Pemasaran




Menerangkan teori asas dan prosedur- prosedur dalam mengenal pasti peluang dan masalah pemasaran. Membincangkan kaedah penyelesaian sistematik dengan reka bentuk penyelidikan, pengukuran dan skala, mereka bentuk instrumen, pengumpulan data, penganalisisan serta membuat keputusan dan penyediaan laporan penyelidikan.

MGM4304 Pemasaran Hasil Pertanian Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini melengkapkan pelajar dengan pengetahuan dan pemahaman berkenaan isu- isu pemasaran hasil pertanian merangkumi pengenalan kepada pemasaran pertanian dalam konteks pemasaran dan ekonomi; kegiatan dan fungsi utama pemasaran; penentuan harga komoditi, hasil pertanian dan makanan; gelagat harga dan petunjuk harga; struktur pasaran dan permintaan/penawaran; peranan dan campur tangan kerajaan; sistem pemasaran dan pengagihan komoditi utama pertanian seperti padi, kelapa sawit, ternakan, perikanan, makanan dan lain-lain lagi.

MGM4305 Pemasaran Perkhidmatan




Kursus ini memperkenalkan konsep dan rangka kerja pemasaran perkhidmatan. Fokus kursus ini adalah untuk memberi pendedahan kepada pelajar tentang pelbagai jenis perkhidmatan perniagaan dan isu-isu kontemporari. Di samping itu, kursus ini juga memberi tumpuan ke atas pembangunan perhubungan yang kukuh antara pelanggan menerusi penyaluran perkhidmatan yang berkualiti yang berasaskan pengetahuan yang mantap bagi memastikan perlaksanaan strategi perkhidmatan yang kompetitif bagi mencapai kelebihan dalam saingan industri.

MGM4306 Pengurusan Produk Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini membincangkan dasar dan polisi keluaran produk, pengurusan kitaran hayat produk, pengkelasan dan peletakan produk, analisis dan keputusan portfolio produk, sistem perancangan dan proses pembentukan produk baharu dari peringkat awal sehingga ke peringkat pengkomersialan. Isu-isu semasa yang berkaitan juga dibincang.

MGM4307 Pemasaran Antarabangsa




Kajian ke atas perbezaan di dalam pemasaran berasaskan ekonomi antarabangsa. Analisis yang sistematik ke atas faktor-faktor persekitaran yang bertanggungjawab ke atas ketidakseragaman pasaran, penyelidikan pemasaran, dan harga serta polisi barangan. Ia juga meliputi penyelarasan fungsi-fungsi pemasaran secara antarabangsa dengan menitikberatkan komoditi-komoditi asas negara.

MGM4308 Komunikasi Pemasaran




Fokus kepada perancangan, pembentukan, penggunaan dan pengurusan promosi untuk sesebuah syarikat. Pendekatan yang digunakan adalah menyeluruh dan merangkumi aspek- aspek penyelidikan promosi, kreativiti dalam promosi dan pengurusan media.

MGM4309 Pengurusan Jualan




Kursus ini adalah berkaitan dengan pengurusan penjualan dengan meneliti pengurusan dan strategi pemasaran yang berkaitan. Selain itu, kajian berkenaan kesan aktiviti penjualan ke atas masyarakat, pola perubahan kehendak dalam kalangan pengguna dan perundangan yang mempengaruhi pasaran turut diutarakan.



MGM4310 Pemasaran Langsung Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Aspek penting pemasaran langsung meliputi saiz dan skop industri pemasaran langsung. Pemasaran langsung juga meliputi kepada bentuk penawaran, perancangan dan peletakan. Pemikiran senarai dan pemetakan; strategi kreatif dan perlaksanaan, teknik-teknik pemasaran langsung tertentu termasuklah penyasaran pemasaran dengan menggunakan pengkalan data. Media pemasaran langsung meliputi kempen mel langsung, pemasaran katalog, pemasaran telefon. Kandungan kursus in juga meliputi pembangunan masa depan pemasaran langsung dan impikasi terhadap pasaran Malaysia.

MGM4311 Pemasaran Elektronik




Kursus ini akan membincangkan isu-isu strategi pemasaran dan pengurusan dari perspektif pemasaran elektronik. Fokus kepada penggunaan pemasaran internet dan penggunaan e-dagang, peluang dan risiko pemasaran melalui internet dan pelaksanaan strategi pemasaran internet dan peruncitan maya dalam pemasaran.

MGM4402 Pengurusan Saluran




Kursus ini akan membantu para pelajar memahami tentang pembentukan dan mengurus hubungan yang efektif di dalam kalangan rantaian syarikat-syarikat peruncitan pada tahap strategik dan pengurusan. Juga memahami tentang strategi perancangan, pengaturan dan pemantauan pakatan strategik, termasuk peranan saluran pemasaran dalam memberi khidmat kepada organisasi dan pengguna akhir.

MGM4403 Pengurusan Barang dan

Pembelian Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini akan membantu para pelajar memahami konsep pembelian dan pengurusan bekalan dalam konteks pengurusan rantaian bekalan strategik. Aspek-aspek operasi seperti proses dan tatacara pembelian, kawalan inventori dan pembelian JIT, perhubungan dan kuasa dalam pembelian, rundingan, perolehan antarabangsa dan perolehan perkhidmatan.

MGM4404 Pengurusan Peruncitan




Kursus ini memberikan pendedahan kepada pelajar mengenai aspek-aspek teori dan gunaan dalam pengurusan peruncitan. Topik merangkumi pengenalan kepada peruncitan, strategi pasaran dan kewangan dalam peruncitan, penilaian dan pemilihan lokasi runcit, pengurusan pembarangan, pengurusan kedai, susun atur dan reka bentuk kedai, pembarangan visual, dan pengurusan perkhidmatan pelanggan.

MGM4601 Undang-undang Komersial Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini memberikan pengetahuan dan pemahaman asas undang-undang kontrak sebagai prinsip yang mentadbir semua transaksi komersial. Antara topik yang dibincangkan adalah elemen-elemen sesuatu kontrak, pelepasan dan remedi. Kursus ini juga akan mendedahkan pelajar kepada undang-undang relevan yang berkaitan dengan aktiviti-aktiviti komersial iaitu agensi, jualan barangan, sewa beli dan sebagainya.

MGM4608 Undang-undang Buruh Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini membincangkan hubungan di antara majikan, pekerja dan kesatuan sekerja dan memberi pendedahan kepada maksud pekerja dan majikan, kontrak pekerjaan dan kontrak untuk pekerjaan, terma-terma kontrak pekerjaan, hak dan keistimewaan pekerja di sisi undang-undang dan juga perlindungan terhadap penamatan perkhidmatan.


MGM4992A Latihan Industri Jam Kredit : 6 (0+6) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus pelengkap bertujuan untuk mendedahkan pelajar kepada pengalaman kerja. Tumpuan kepada perancangan dan aplikasi kemahiran pengurusan sesuai dengan bidang major yang dipilih. Latihan industri akan dijalankan dalam organisasi di bawah penyeliaan pensyarah dan penyelia yang dilantik.

MGM4998 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I Jam Kredit : 3 (0+3) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini merangkumi aspek-aspek penting dalam penyelidikan seperti perumusan masalah, hipotesis dan objektif kajian. Pengulasan karya dan kepentingan kajian serta sumbangan jangkaan hasil kajian kepada pengurusan.

MGM4999 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II


Prasyarat : MGM4998 (Projek Ilmiah Tahun

Akhir I) (Wajib Lulus)

Pelajar berpeluang menjalankan kajian lapangan yang berkaitan dalam bidang mereka. Penekanan akan diberikan terhadap kaedah penganalisaan data dan pembentangan penemuan kajian.



SARJANA MUDA PENGURUSAN PELANCONGAN

Program ini memfokuskan kepada pengurusan pelancongan di pulau dan pesisir pantai. Pelajar akan didedahkan mengenai prinsip pengurusan aktivit pelancongan dan juga tingkah laku pelancong.

OBJEKTIF PROGRAM

• Menyediakan tenaga kerja mahir dalam pengurusan pelancongan.

• Menghasilkan siswazah yang mempunyai karektor dan sikap diri yang positif.

• Menghasilkan siswazah yang mampu mengaplikasi prinsip-prinsip pengurusan di dalam aktiviti pelancongan dan kemahiran kerja yang boleh dipindahkan seperti komunikasi dan penyelesaian masalah.

PROSPEK KERJAYA

Siswazah Sarjana Muda Pengurusan Pelancongan berpotensi menceburi kerjaya seperti pengurus pelancongan, pegawai operasi pelancongan, agen pemasaran pelancongan dan pegawai perkhidmatan pelanggan.

SYARAT KEMASUKAN


i. Lulus SPM/Setaraf dengan baik. ii. Lulus dengan kepujian Bahasa Melayu/

Bahasa Malaysia di peringkat SPM/Setaraf. iii. Mendapat sekurang-kurangnya Tahap 1

(Band 1) dalam Malaysian University English Test (MUET).

iv. Lulus dalam peperiksaan STPM dengan sekurang-kurangnya Gred C dalam Pengajian Am/Kertas Am, dan gred C dua (2) mata pelajaran lain.


atau

Mempunyai kelulusan Diploma atau kelayakan lain yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh Kerajaan Malaysia dan diluluskan oleh Senat Universiti.

atau


Syarat Khas Program

a) Kelayakan Minimum Calon STPM/ Matrikulasi/Asasi: i. Mendapat Gred B- (NGMP 2.67) dalam


Perakaunan atau Pengajian Perniagaan. ii. Kepujian dalam mata pelajaran


iii. Lulus dalam mata pelajaran Bahasa Inggeris di peringkat SPM.

b) Kelayakan Setaraf Matrikulasi atau diploma dalam bidang yang sesuai dari institusi yang diiktiraf.


a) General Requirements.




least 11 to 12 years of study from primary to higher secondary); 0R


sitting, 0R



to the above

AND

b) Language Requirements.











AND



Jumlah minimum kredit untuk bergraduat ialah 122 jam kredit. Agihan kredit mengikut kategori kursus adalah seperti komponan berikut:


UMT IDP

Kursus Teras Universiti

14 (11%) 12 (10%)

Kursus Teras Program

19 (15%) 19 (15%)

Pengkhususan 60 (49%) 60 (49%)

Latihan Industri 12 (10%) 12(10%)

Kursus Elektif 17 (15%) 19 (16%)

JUMLAH 122 (100%) 122 (100%)



KURIKULUM PROGRAM Kursus Teras Universiti (14 atau 12 jam kredit)

Program

UMT IDP





ECO3201 Statistik Ekonomi dan Perniagaan 3



MGM3201 Gelagat Organisasi 3

JUMLAH 19

Kursus Pengkhususan (60 Jam Kredit)


MGM3801 Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan 3

MGM3802 Pemasaran Pelancongan 3

MGM3804 Gelagat Pelancong 3

MGM3805 Penyelidikan Pelancongan 3

MGM4801 Pengurusan Taman dan Rekreasi 3

MGM4821 Pelancongan Antarabangsa 3

MGM4828 Pembangunan Produk Pelancongan 3

MGM4823 Perancangan dan Pembangunan Pelancongan Pulau dan Pesisir 3

MGM4824 Pelancongan Budaya dan Warisan 3

MGM4826 Pemasaran Perkhidmatan Pelancongan 3

MGM4830 Pengurusan Mesyuarat, Insentif, Konferensi dan Pameran (MICE) 3

MGM4831 Geografi Pelancongan 3

MGM4832 Pengurusan Operasi Perjalanan 3

MGM4833 Sistem Penempahan Berkomputer 3

MGM4834 Pengurusan Sumber Manusia dalam Pelancongan 3

MGM4835 Undang-undang Pelancongan dan Hospitaliti 3

BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes 3

BBBXXXX Bahasa Moden* I,II & III 6 JUMLAH 60

Kursus Pilihan Bahasa Moden (6 Jam Kredit)



Ko-Kurikulum 2 √ √




MPU3223 Asas Keusahawanan 3 √


MPU3143 Communicative Malay Language 3 √


JUMLAH 14 12


*Bagi Kursus Bahasa Moden I, II & III, pelajar perlu memilih hanya satu jenis bahasa


BBB3301 Bahasa Arab I 2

BBB3302 Bahasa Arab II 2

BBB3303 Bahasa Arab III 2

BBB3401 Bahasa Jepun I 2

BBB3402 Bahasa Jepun II 2

BBB3403 Bahasa Jepun III 2

BBB3601 Bahasa Perancis I 2

BBB3602 Bahasa Perancis II 2

BBB3603 Bahasa Perancis III 2

BBB3701 Bahasa Sepanyol I 2

BBB3702 Bahasa Sepanyol II 2

BBB3703 Bahasa Sepanyol III 2

Latihan Industri (12 Jam Kredit)


MGM4992B Latihan Industri 12

JUMLAH 12


Bagi pelajar UMT, mereka perlu memenuhi 17 jam kredit manakala pelajar IDP UMT perlu memenuhi 19 jam kredit. Pelajar dibenarkan untuk mengambil kursus dari mana-mana pusat pengajian. Walau bagaimanapun, pelajar digalakkan untuk mengambil kursus-kursus berikut yang ditawarkan oleh program Sarjana Muda Pengurusan Pelancongan.


MGM4998 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I 3

MGM4999 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II 3

Pengecualian Kursus

Pelajar yang layak boleh memohon pengecualian bagi kursus dalam senarai di bawah.



MGM3801 Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan 3

MGM3802 Pemasaran Pelancongan 3


MGM4833 Sistem Penempahan Berkomputer 3




Kod Semester 1 Jam


Jam Kredit


2 MPU3312 Apresiasi Alam dan Warisan 2

MPU3173

Kenegaraan Malaysia

3

BBB3301/ Bahasa Moden I

2

BBB3401/

BBB3601/

BBB3701


3 MGM4102 Sistem Maklumat Pengurusan

3

MGM3102 Falsafah Pengurusan 3 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

MPU3223 Asas Keusahawanan 3 MGM3201 Gelagat Organisasi 3

MGM3801 Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan

3 MGM3802 Pemasaran Pelancongan 3

ECO3201 Statistik Ekonomi dan Perniagaan

3 MPU3112 Hubungan Etnik 2

CCXXXX Ko-Kurikulum 2 Jumlah 20 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 1 Jam

Kredit

MGM4833 Sistem Penempahan Berkomputer

3

MGM4834 Pengurusan Sumber Manusia dalam Pelancongan

3


Jumlah 10

Kod Semester 3 Jam


Jam Kredit

BBB3302/ BBB3402/ BBB3602/ BBB3702

Bahasa Moden II

2

BBB3303/ BBB3403/ BBB3603/ BBB3703

Bahasa Moden III

2

MGM3804 Gelagat Pelancong 3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3

MGM3805 Penyelidikan Pelancongan 3 MGM4832 Pengurusan Operasi Perjalanan

3

MGM4801 Pengurusan Taman dan Rekreasi

3 MGM4835 Undang-undang Pelancongan dan Hospitaliti

3

MGM4831 Geografi Pelancongan 3 MGM4821 Pelancongan Antarabangsa 3

MGM4826 Pemasaran Perkhidmatan Pelancongan

3 MGM4998 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I/ Elektif 2

3

Elektif 1 3 Elektif 3 3 Jumlah 20 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 5 Jam


Jam Kredit

MGM4999 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II/ Elektif 4

3 MGM4992B Latihan Industri 12

MGM4823 Perancangan dan Pembangunan Pelancongan Pulau dan Pesisir

3

MGM4824 Pelancongan Budaya dan Warisan

3

MGM4828 Pembangunan Produk Pelancongan

3

MGM4830 Pengurusan Mesyuarat Insentif, Konferens dan Pameran (MICE)

3


Jumlah 20 Jumlah 12




Kod Semester 1 Jam


Jam Kredit

MPU3172 Malaysian Studies 2 MPU3312 Apresiasi Alam dan Warisan 2

MPU3143 Communicative Malay

Language

3

BBB3301/ BBB3401/ BBB3601/ BBB3701

Bahasa Moden I

2


3 MGM4102 Sistem Maklumat Pengurusan

3

MGM3102 Falsafah Pengurusan 3 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

BBB3102 Public Speaking 3 MGM3201 Gelagat Organisasi 3

MGM3801 Pengenalan Kepada Pelancongan

3 MGM3802 Pemasaran Pelancongan 3

ECO3201 Statistik Ekonomi dan Perniagaan

3

Elektif 1 2

CCXXXX Ko-Kurikulum 2

Jumlah 20 Jumlah 20

KOD Semester Pendek KREDIT


3


3


Jumlah 10

Kod Semester 3 Jam


Jam Kredit

BBB3302/ BBB3402/ BBB3602/ BBB3702

Bahasa Moden II

2

BBB3303/ BBB3403/ BBB3603/ BBB3703

Bahasa Moden III

2

MGM3804 Gelagat Pelancong 3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3

MGM3805 Penyelidikan Pelancongan 3 MGM4832 Pengurusan Operasi Perjalanan

3


3 MGM4835 Undang-undang Pelancongan dan Hospitaliti

3

MGM4831 Geografi Pelancongan 3 MGM4821 Pelancongan Antarabangsa 3


3 MGM4998 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I/

Elektif 3 3


Jumlah 20 Jumlah 20

Kod Semester 5 Jam


Jam Kredit

MGM4999 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II/ Elektif 5

3 MGM4992B Latihan Industri 12


3


3


3

MGM4830 Pengurusan Mesyuarat, Insentif, Konferens dan Pameran (MICE)

3


Jumlah 20 Jumlah 12



SINOPSIS KURSUS

MGM3801 Pengenalan Kepada

MGM3805 Penyelidikan Pelancongan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini mendedahkan para pelajar kepada alat

Jam Kredit Prasyarat

Pelancongan : 3 (3+0)

: Tiada

dan kaedah untuk menghasilkan penyelidikan yang baik. Ia meliputi aplikasi kaedah untuk penyelidikan kuantitatif dan juga kualitatif.

Kursus ini memberi pemahaman tentang aplikasi teori pengurusan pelancongan yang telah digunakan organisasi pelancongan; konsep pengurusan pelancongan dalam persekitaran perniagaan moden, gelagat dan keputusan memilih perkhidmatan oleh pengguna, keputusan dan strategi-strategi pelancongan seperti strategi perkhidmatan, dasar promosi pakej pelancongan. Perancangan, pelaksanaan dan kawalan program pengurusan pelancongan. Menilai teknik-teknik utama untuk mengumpul maklumat yang menentukan objektif dan dasar korporat.

MGM3802 Pemasaran Pelancongan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : MGM3102 (Falsafah Pengurusan)

(Wajib Ambil)

Pemasaran pelancongan merupakan kursus yang berteraskan pendekatan praktikal dan pengurusan dalam pemasaran mengikut perspektif industri pelancongan dan hospitaliti. Ia mendedahkan para pelajar kepada elemen persekitaran dan strategi campuran pemasaran di dalam pembuatan keputusan untuk memastikan objektif dan sumber-sumber yang dimiliki oleh syarikat dioptimumkan selari dengan keperluan dan peluang yang ada di pasaran global.

MGM3804 Gelagat Pelancong Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : MGM3802 (Pemasaran

Pelancongan) (Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini telah dirangka untuk memberi pemahaman memahami prinsip-prinsip utama kelakuan pelancong dan aplikasi dalam aktiviti operasi pelancongan, destinasi pelancongan, hospitaliti, tarikan pelawat, peruncitan perjalanan dan pengangkutan. Topik- topik merangkumi sejarah dan konsep kelakuan pelancong, pilihan destinasi dan produk pelancongan, proses pembuatan keputusan, penyelidikan pelancongan, pelancongan pakej, kelakuan pencarian maklumat pelancongan, pembentukan jangkaan pelancongan dan isu-isu semasa dalam industri pelancongan.

Di samping itu, kursus ini juga memberikan gambaran kepada pelajar tentang penyelidikan dalam industri pelancongan melalui contoh- contoh yang disediakan. Secara tidak langsung, ia memberi inspirasi kepada para pelajar untuk membangunkan idea bagi melaksanakan projek penyelidikan yang berjaya mengikut kaedah yang betul.



Kursus ini telah dirangka untuk memberi kefahaman ke atas prosedur pengurusan dan pentadbiran yang perlu untuk mengoperasi dan menguruskan program rekreasi dan kemudahan taman. Peranan interpretasi persekitaran dalam pengurusan sumber taman dan rekreasi, masalah-masalah yang biasa dihadapi serta trend yang terkini di dalam pengurusan taman dan rekreasi.

MGM4821 Pelancongan Antarabangsa Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : MGM 3801 (Pengenalan Kepada


Pendedahan kepada pelajar mengenai pelbagai aspek pelancongan antarabangsa. Analisis yang sistematik ke atas faktor-faktor persekitaran yang mempengaruhi corak pengurusan pelancongan antarabangsa. Ia menekankan aspek pelancongan komuniti, impak pelancongan, pelancongan dan pengangkutan. Kursus ini juga menitikberatkan penyelarasan fungsi pelancongan antarabangsa dengan sumber-sumber asas negara.


Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : MGM 3801 (Pengenalan Kepada


Kursus ini memberikan satu pendekatan kepada proses perancangan dan pembangunan pelancongan khususnya pulau dan pesisir yang komprehensif dan praktikal. Proses perancangan dan pembangunan tersebut perlu memenuhi keperluan para pelancong, komuniti tuan rumah, kerajaan, pertubuhan bukan



kerajaan dan sektor swasta. Isu-isu utama yang diliputi termasuk persekitaran fizikal, kapasiti,

penyertaan komuniti dan kepelbagaian budaya. Kursus ini akan menjelaskan impak yang dijana oleh perancangan dan pembangunan industri pelancongan dari segi ekonomi, sosial dan persekitaran.




Kursus ini memberi pengetahuan berkaitan aspek-aspek pengurusan pelancongan budaya dan warisan. Topik-topik merangkumi pengenalan kepada konsep pelancongan budaya dan warisan, cabaran-cabaran dalam usaha mengekalkan pelancongan budaya, gelagat pelancongan budaya, penilaian, pengauditan dan perancangan, strategi pemasaran budaya dan warisan; dan isu-isu semasa dalam pengurusan aset budaya dan warisan.


Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : MGM 3802 (Pemasaran


Kursus ini memperkenalkan konsep dan rangka kerja pemasaran perkhidmatan dalam industri pelancongan. Tumpuan kursus ini adalah untuk mendedahkan pelajar pelancongan kepada pelbagai perkhidmatan perniagaan dan isu-isu kontemporari yang mencabar dan perlu ditangani secara berbeza daripada isu-isu pemasaran tradisional. Isu-isu kontemporari tidak memberi tumpuan kepada isu-isu tempatan, tetapi juga kepada isu-isu antarabangsa pemasaran perkhidmatan. Di samping itu, kursus ini juga memberi tumpuan kepada pembangunan hubungan yang kukuh antara pelanggan melalui penyampaian perkhidmatan yang berkualiti berdasarkan pengetahuan yang mantap untuk memastikan pelaksanaan strategi untuk mencapai perkhidmatan yang berdaya saing dalam kelebihan industri yang berdaya saing.


Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : MGM 3802 (Pemasaran


Kursus ini memperkenalkan prinsip asas perancangan dalam pembangunan pelancongan dan menekankan teori-teori sistem pemasaran dalam pelancongan. Perbincangan akan

merangkumi peletakan produk pelancongan, proses pembangunan pelancongan, prinsip asas dalam pelancongan serta strategi pembangunan pelancongan di peringkat mikro dan makro. Selain daripada itu, ia turut membincangkan tentang gelagat pengguna, imej dan kesan pelancongan, trend semasa serta hala tuju bidang pelancongan.

MGM4829 Pemasaran Destinasi Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : MGM 3801 (Pengenalan Kepada


Kursus ini direka bentuk untuk menyediakan kajian mendalam daripada pelbagai organisasi dan strategi yang digunakan untuk memasarkan destinasi. Topik termasuk struktur organisasi pemasaran destinasi, sumber dana, dan operasi. Ia juga memberi tumpuan kepada teori-teori pengurusan pemasaran, reka bentuk, pelaksanaan dan pemantauan strategi pemasaran komunikasi destinasi dan kerumitan pemasaran destinasi berbilang. Teori-teori ini akan kemudiannya digunakan kepada pembelajaran kes global.

MGM4830 Pengurusan Mesyuarat, Insentif, Konferens dan Pameran (MICE)



Kursus ini memberi pendedahan kepada pelajar terhadap pelbagai aspek perancangan mesyuarat, insentif, konferens dan pameran untuk industri pelancongan. Kursus ini turut menekankan kepentingan merancang tempat, penajaan, penganjur, jenis pameran, majlis khas, makanan dan minuman, perancangan program dan seminar. Kursus ini juga menitikberatkan isu-isu perundangan, teknologi dan isu-isu antarabangsa industri pelancongan.

MGM4831 Geografi Pelancongan Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini membincangkan hubungan di antara geografi yang merupakan ilmu berkaitan

alam dengan konsep pelancongan. Kursus ini

meliputi tentang definisi dan kepentingan

geografi pelancongan, hubungan pelancongan

dan geografi, sumber geografi dunia bagi

pelancongan, motivasi perjalanan, pola umum pelancongan dunia, corak pelancongan berdasarkan kedudukan geografi serta

pelancongan minat tertentu (special interest


tourism). Geografi pelancongan menumpukan

lebih pada penggunaan pengetahuan geografi

untuk perjalanan.

MGM4832 Pengurusan Operasi Perjalanan


Kursus ini akan membincangkan peranan strategi pengurusan operasi perjalanan dan bagaimana ia bertindak balas dengan fungsi- fungsi dalam organisasi pelancongan. Kursus ini juga menekankan peranan, fungsi, masalah dan isu-isu seorang pengurus operasi pelancongan dan pengembaraan. Isu berkaitan perkhidmatan pelanggan dan teknologi turut dibincangkan dalam pengendalian operasi pelancongan dan pengembaraan



Kursus ini memperkenalkan fungsi sistem tempahan tiket perjalanan yang ditawarkan oleh syarikat penerbangan, hotel, sewa kereta dan insurans perjalanan. Kursus ini membolehkan pelajar untuk memahami fungsi, kepentingan dan penggunaan sistem GALILEO sebagai medium penempahan perjalanan atas talian yang digunapakai dalam industri pelancongan. Di samping itu, kursus ini juga memberikan nilai tambah kepada pelajar untuk mempelajari teknik- teknik untuk membuat tempahan lengkap dan sekaligus meningkatkan peluang kerjaya pelajar dalam industri pengembaraan dan pelancongan.


Jam Kredit : 3 (3+0) Prasyarat : MGM3102 (Falsafah Pengurusan)

(Wajib Ambil)

Kursus ini memberi penekanan kepada konsep pengantara-muka antara pengurus sumber manusia dan pengurus lain dalam melaksanakan aktiviti-aktiviti pengurusan sumber manusia seperti perancangan gunatenaga, pengambilan pekerja, pemilihan, latihan dan pembangunan, pemberian ganjaran, dan hubungan majikan- pekerja dalam industri pelancongan. Ia menumpukan kepada teknik serta kaedah meningkatkan keberkesanan organisasi pelancongan melalui amalan-amalan pengurusan sumber manusia yang betul.

MGM4835 Undang-undang Pelancongan dan Hospitaliti


Fokus utama adalah kepada semua prinsip undang-undang yang ada kaitan dengan penubuhan syarikat dan pengurusan pelancongan dan hospitaliti. Pendedahan mengenai asas undang-undang bagi setiap urusan perniagaan lazim dilakukan dari aspek tanggunggan dan haknya terhadap orang lain yang berurusan dengannya, perlindungan pengguna, pengurusan perniagaan dan perjalanan (travel) sektor hospitaliti.

MGM4992B Latihan Industri Jam Kredit : 12 (0+12) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus pelengkap untuk mendedahkan pelajar kepada pengalaman kerja. Tumpuan kepada perancangan dan aplikasi kemahiran pengurusan sesuai dengan bidang major yang dipilih. Latihan Industri akan dijalankan dalam organisasi di bawah penyeliaan pensyarah dan penyelia industri yang dilantik.

MGM4998 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir I Jam Kredit : 3 (0+3) Prasyarat : Tiada

Kursus ini merangkumi aspek-aspek penting dalam penyelidikan seperti perumusan masalah, hipotesis dan objektif kajian. Pengulasan karya dan kepentingan kajian serta sumbangan jangkaan hasil kajian kepada pengurusan.

MGM4999 Projek Ilmiah Tahun Akhir II Jam Kredit : 3 (0+3) Prasyarat : MGM4998 (Projek Ilmiah Tahun

Akhir I) (Wajib Lulus)

Pelajar berpeluang menjalankan kajian lapangan yang berkaitan dalam bidang mereka. Penekanan akan diberikan terhadap kaedah penganalisaan data dan pembentangan penemuan kajian.

PERATURAN PAKAIAN DAN PENAMPILAN PELAJAR


PERATURAN

PAKAIAN DAN PENAMPILAN PELAJAR

1.0 Pendahuluan

Peraturan ini dibuat berdasarkan Kaedah 3 (a) dan Kaedah 26, Kaedah-kaedah Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (Tatatertib Pelajar-pelajar) 2009. Ia bertujuan untuk memaklumkan etika berpakaian kepada pelajar Universiti Malaysia Terengganu.

2.0 Peraturan Am

2.1 Setiap pelajar dikehendaki mempamerkan kad matrik sepanjang berada di dalam kampus.

2.2 Setiap pelajar dilarang memakai pakaian atau aksesori yang melambangkan pertubuhan atau kumpulan tertentu yang boleh menimbulkan ketidakharmonian di dalam kampus.

2.3 Setiap pelajar dilarang mempamerkan dalam apa-apa bentuk, unsur-unsur yang bertentangan dengan moral dan tatasusila atau mengandungi reka bentuk perkataan atau frasa yang tidak selari dengan nilai atau norma yang mulia.

2.4 Setiap pelajar adalah tertakluk kepada

syarat-syarat pakaian yang ditetapkan di bawah makmal atau di mana-mana tempat di dalam kampus yang mempunyai peraturannya yang tersendiri.

3.0 Pakaian Semasa Berada di dalam Kampus dan Semasa Menghadiri Serta Acara Rasmi

3.1 Setiap pelajar hendaklah berpakaian yang bersesuaian sebagai seorang pelajar Universiti dengan menunjukkan kekemasan, kerapian dan kesopanan.

3.2 Pelajar diwajibkan berpakaian sopan (baju kemeja, T-berkolar, berkasut, berseluar panjang, berskirt panjang di bawah paras lutut), ketika berada di bangunan kuliah/ makmal/ perpustakaan/ pejabat atau kafetaria dan di luar bilik kediaman.

3.3 Pelajar tidak dibenarkan memakai pakaian

yang ketat atau jarang, mendedahkan tubuh badan (mana-mana anggota dari dada hingga ke lulut) dan berpakaian mencolok mata. Pelajar adalah dilarang berpakaian seperti mana di bawah ketika menghadiri kuliah atau apa-apa acara rasmi :-

a) Berskirt di atas paras lutut atau

berseluar pendek;

b) Berbaju tanpa lengan;

c) Berseluar/berskirt ketat;

d) Berbaju T tanpa kolar;

e) Berseluar jeans; dan

f) Berselipar.

(Senarai di atas adalah tidak muktamad)

3.4 Berdasarkan faktor keselamatan, pemakaian purdah atau penutup muka semasa peperiksaan/penilaian akademik dijalankan atau dalam acara rasmi adalah dilarang.

3.5 Semasa menghadiri apa-apa acara rasmi, pelajar lelaki diwajibkan berpakaian formal dengan berkemeja lengan panjang, bertali leher, berseluar panjang dan berkasut rasmi. Pelajar perempuan diwajibkan berbaju kurung atau memakai pakaian sopan dengan memakai baju melepasi paras punggung, memakai skirt labuh di bawah paras lutut atau berseluar panjang yang longgar dan berkasut rasmi. Pelajar juga perlu mematuhi tatacara berpakaian yang ditetapkan oleh Universiti dan penganjur dari semasa ke semasa berdasarkan acara yang dijalankan.

Contoh berpakaian pelajar adalah seperti di Lampiran.



Semasa membuat urusan rasmi di mana- mana pejabat Universiti atau berada di dewan kuliah, pelajar juga tidak dibenarkan memakai topi atau bandana.

3.8 Pelajar dilarang mempamerkan ‟Tatoo‟ di mana-mana anggota tubuh badan. Bertindik bagi lelaki adalah dilarang sama sekali dan bertindik yang keterlaluan adalah juga dilarang bagi pelajar perempuan. Pelajar lelaki juga tidak dibenarkan memakai gelang tangan atau berpakaian menyerupai perempuan.

4.0 Rambut

4.1 Pelajar hendaklah sentiasa berambut kemas dan rapi.

4.2 Pelajar lelaki tidak dibenarkan menyimpan rambut panjang dan berekor di hadapan atau di belakang. Rambut hendaklah tidak mencecah kolar baju.

4.3 Berfesyen rambut keterlaluan bagi lelaki dan perempuan adalah dilarang.

4.4 Mewarnakan rambut adalah dilarang sama sekali.

5.0 Pemakaian dan Kuat Kuasa

Peraturan ini adalah terpakai kepada semua pelajar UMT yang berada di dalam kampus, kolej kediaman dan semasa menghadiri apa-apa acara rasmi di luar Universiti.

Semua pegawai Universiti boleh menguatkuasakan peraturan ini ke atas mana- mana pelajar. Semoga peraturan ini dapat membentuk suasana kampus yang tenteram, harmoni, berdisiplin serta mempunyai kesopanan dan kesusilaan selaras dengan kedudukan Universiti sebagai sebuah institusi pembelajaran dan pendidikan tinggi yang menyumbang kepada pembangunan agama, bangsa dan negara.

Tarikh kuat kuasa peraturan ini ialah pada 1 Jan 2010. Diluluskan oleh:

Naib Canselor



POTONGAN RAMBUT PELAJAR LELAKI

PAKAIAN RASMI PELAJAR LELAKI

PAKAIAN RASMI PELAJAR PEREMPUAN

SENARAI NAMA STAF DAN NOMBOR TELEFON


SENARAI NAMA STAF DAN NOMBOR TELEFON PEJABAT DEKAN DAN TIMBALAN DEKAN

Nama Samb . Tel .

(09 668xxxx) E-mel (edu .umt .my) No . Bilik

Mohd Shaladdin Muda (Profesor. Dr., Dekan)

4155/4309 shaladdin Pejabat Dekan, PPPPM

Wan Rosfarina Wan Mohamad (Pn.) 4156 faryna Pejabat Dekan, PPPPM

Rokiah Kadir (Prof. Madya Dr.,Timbalan Dekan Akademik & HEP)

4157/3201 rokiah Pejabat Dekan, PPPPM

Julia binti Juhari (Pn.) 4158 julia.juhari Pejabat Dekan, PPPPM

Safiek Mokhlis

(Prof. Madya Dr., Timbalan Dekan Bakat dan Penyelidikan)

4188/4823 safiek Pejabat Dekan, PPPPM

Fax Pejabat Dekan 4238

PEJABAT PENGERUSI PROGRAM

Nama Samb . Tel .

(09 668xxxx) E-mel (edu .umt .my) No . Bilik Akademik

Zuha Rosufila Abu Hasan (Dr.)

(Pengerusi Program) 4203/4230 zuha PR106/PA215 Blok

Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Kalsitinoor Set (Dr.) (Pengerusi Program)

4201/3180 kalsitinoor PR104/B103 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Hafiza Aishah Mohd Hashim (Dr.)

(Pengerusi Program) 4208/3427 hafizaaishah A103 Blok A, PPPPM

Nurul Haqimin Mohd Salleh (Dr.) (Pengerusi Program)

4202/3718 haqimin No. 17 Aras 3, Bangunan PPSMS

Marhana Mohamed Anuar (Prof. Madya Dr.) (Pengerusi MBA)

4243/3290 marhana PA115 Blok Pentadbiran,

PPPPM

Azlinzuraini Ahmad (Dr.) (Pengerusi ICZM)

4198/4241 azlinzuraini PA112 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Fax Pejabat Pengerusi Program 4196

PEJABAT PENTADBIRAN AM

Nama Samb . Tel .

(09 668xxxx) E-mel (edu .umt .my) No . Bilik

Zahirah A Razak (Pn.) 4802 zahirah Pejabat Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Nurul Nadiah Zulkifli (Pn.) 4285 nadiah.zulkifli Pejabat Pentadbiran,

PPPPM

Hamid Mat Amin (En.) 4138 amite Pejabat Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Mohd Rozam Abdul Wahab (En.) 4387 rozam Pejabat Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Ahmad Nizamuddin Mohd (En.) 4164 anm Pejabat Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Laila Mamat (Pn.) 4149 achik Pejabat Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Rodiana Mohamad @ Abd Ghani (Pn.) 4162 rodiana Pejabat Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Nor Azra Saleh (Pn.) 4162 azra Pejabat Pentadbiran, PPPPM



Norzaila Nordin (Pn.) 4138 norzaila Pejabat Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Azan Harun (En.) 4431 ah Pejabat Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Kamari Sulong (En.) 4163 arina Pejabat Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Asnadi Ismail Abdullah (En.) 4431 asnadi Pejabat Pentadbiran, PPPPM

MAKMAL KOMPUTER

Muhammad Syazli Sulaiman (En.) 4234 syaz Makmal Komputer, Aras 1, PPPPM

Fax Pejabat Pentadbiran 4237

PROGRAM SARAJANA MUDA PENGURUSAN (MARITIM)

Nama Samb . Tel .

(09 668xxxx) E-mel (edu .umt .my) No . Bilik Akademik

Nurul Haqimin Mohd Salleh (Dr.) (Pengerusi Program)

4202/3718

haqimin

PR105 Blok Pentadbiran PPPPM/

No. 17, Aras 3, Bangunan PPSMS

Abdul Hafaz bin Ngah (Dr.) 4573 hafaz.ngah No. 10 Blok D, PPPPM

Ahmad Fayas Ahmad Najib (En.) - (Cuti Belajar)

- fayas -

Izyan Munirah Binti Mohd Zaideen (Dr.) 3993 [email protected] No. 300 Aras 3, INOS

Jagan Jeevan (Dr.) 3116 jagan No. 31 Kabin Biru

Kasypi Mokhtar (Dr.) 3121 kasypi No. 16 Aras 3, Bangunan PPSMS

Loke Keng Bin (Dr.) 3318 loke.k No. 34 Aras 3, Bangunan PPSMS

Madzli Harun (En.) 3730 madzli No. 21 Aras 3, Bangunan PPSMS

Masha Nur Salsabiela Menhat (Dr.) - mashanur No. 27 Kabin Biru

Mohd Rizal Ismail (En.) 3941 irizal No. 23 Aras 3, Bangunan PPSMS

Mohd Saiful Izwaan bin Saadon (Dr.) 3117 saiful.izwaan No. 33 Kabin Biru

Mohd. Sharifuddin Ahmad (En.) 3714 mohdsharifuddin No. 19 Aras 3, Bangunan PPSMS

N. Muhammad Aslaam Mohamed Abdul Ghani (Dr.)

4171 nikaslaam PA114 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Noorul Shaiful Fitri Abdul Rahman (Prof. Madya Dr.)

3940 nsfitri No. 13 Aras 3, Bangunan

PPSMS

Norhayati Hj. Shariff (Prof. Madya

Datin Dr.) 3606/4599 dnoor No. 22 Aras 3, Bangunan

PPSMS

Mohamad Rosni Othman (Prof. Madya Dr.)

3942/4946 rosni No. 129 Aras 6, Bangunan PPSMS

Rudiah Md Hanafiah (Dr.) 3874 rudiah No. 02 Kabin Biru

Saharuddin Dato‟ Abdul Hamid (Profesor Dato‟ Dr.)

4198/3699 sdin No. 131 Aras 6, Bangunan

PPSMS

Siti Marsila Mhd. Ruslan (Cik) (Cuti Belajar)

- XXXX -

Wan Mariam Wan Abdullah (Pn.) 3749 wmariam No. 18 Aras 3, Bangunan

PPSMS

Wan Mohd Zulhilmi Wan Abdul Halim (En.) - (Cuti Belajar)

- wmzahh -

Zahaitun Mahani Zakariah (Cik.) 3489 zahaitun No. 15 Aras 3, Bangunan

PPSMS

mailto:[email protected]


PROGRAM SARJANA MUDA PERAKAUNAN

Nama Samb . Tel . (09

668xxxx) E-mel (edu .umt .

my) No . Bilik Akademik

Hafiza Aishah Mohd Hashim (Prof.

Madya Dr.) (Pengerusi Program)

4208/3427 hafizaaishah

PR101, Blok Pentadbiran PPPPM/

A103 Blok A, PPPPM

Ahmad Shauqi Hj. Mohamad Zubir (Dr.) 3794 shauqi No. 32 Kabin Biru

Akmalia bt. Mohamad Ariff (Dr.) 3415 akmalia.ariff A104 Blok A, PPPPM

Azwadi Ali (Prof. Madya Dr.) 3449 azwadi A108 Blok A, PPPPM

Farizah Sulong (Dr.) 3757 farizah.sulong 09 (No.25) Kabin Biru

Fatimah Shahman (Pn.) 3166 fatimah A114 Blok A, PPPPM

Mohd Zulkifli Mokhtar (Prof. Madya

Dr.) 3758 zulkifli A106 Blok A, PPPPM

Mimi Aizreen Hamzah (Pn.) 3250 mimihamzah 17/01 (08) Kabin Biru

Mohd Hassan Che Haat (Prof. Madya Dr.)

3524 hassan A109 Blok A, PPPPM

Mohd Nazli Mohd Nor (Dr.) 3999/4883 nazli B109 Blok B, PPPPM

Mohd Shaari Abd. Rahman (Dr.) 3232/5146 shaari A115 Blok A, PPPPM

Norazlina Ilias (Dr.) 4182 nor_azlina PA207 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Nor Raihan Mohamad (Dr.) 3776 raihan A107 Blok A, PPPPM

Nur Haiza Muhammad Zawawi (Dr.) 3523 nurhaiza A105 Blok A, PPPPM

Nurasyikin Jamaluddin (Dr.) 3217 asyikin B104 Blok B, PPPPM

Rohila @ Norhamizah Awang (Pn.) 3715 hamizah 12/02 (21) Kabin Biru

Roshaiza Taha (Prof. Madya Dr.) 3684/4913 roshaiza B115 Blok B, PPPPM

Rosliza Mat Zin (Prof. Madya Dr.) 4865 rosliza.matzin D104 Blok D, PPPPM

Safwan Mohd Nor (Dr.) 3172/4213 safwan B108 Blok B, PPPPM

Shahnaz Ismail (Dr.) 3429 shahnaz A112 Blok A, PPPPM

Shayuti Mohamed Adnan (Dr.) 3496 shayuti.adnan A110 Blok A, PPPPM

Siti Nurain binti Muhmad (Dr.) - Cuti Pasca Kedoktoran

4849 sitinurain D108 Blok D, PPPPM

YM Tengku. Farrah Maimunah Tengku Mohd Yusof (Pn.)

4863 tgfarrah D101 Blok D, PPPPM

W Muhammad Zainuddin Wan Abdullah (Dr.)

5150/ 09-6621014 w.zainuddin D109 Blok D, PPPPM

Wan Nur Syahida Binti Wan Ismail (Dr.) 3669 w.nur No. 18 Kabin Biru

Wan Zalani@Zanani Wan Abdullah (Dr.) 3133 zanani B106 Blok B, PPPPM

Wan Zuriati Wan Zakaria (Dr.) 4172 wzuriati PA205 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Zalailah Salleh (Prof. Madya Dr.) 3773/4531 zalailah A102 Blok A, PPPPM

PROGRAM SARJANA MUDA PENGURUSAN (PEMASARAN)

Nama Samb . Tel . (09

668xxxx) E-mel (edu .umt .

my) No . Bilik Akademik


(Pengerusi Program) 4203/4230 zuha PR106/PA215 Blok

Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Ahmad Munir Mohd Salleh (Prof. Madya Dr.)

4184 munir_salleh PA212 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Azlinzuraini Ahmad (Dr.) 4241/4198 azlinzuraini PR103/PA112 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Azizul Yadi Yaakob (Prof. Madya Dr.) 4181 azizul_yadi PA208 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Fahirah Syaliza Mokhtar (Dr.) 3659/4861 fahirah.mokthar B116 Blok B, PPPPM

Hayatul Safrah Salleh (Dr.) 4174 hayatul PA209 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Juhaizi Mohd Yusof (Dr.) 3718 juhaizi PA119 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM



Junaidah Abd Karim (Pn.) 4204 junaidah PA210 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Khatijah Omar (Prof. Madya Dr.) 3184 khatijah B102 Blok B, PPPPM

Marhana Mohamed Anuar (Prof. Madya Dr.)

3290/4197 marhana PR102/B105 Blok B, PPPPM

Mohd Shaladdin Muda (Profesor Dr., Dekan)

4155/4309 shaladdin PR201/PA213 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Monizaihasra Mohamad (Dr.) 3493 monizamohamed No.17 Kabin Biru

Muhammad Abi Sofian Abdul Halim

(Dr.) 4805 abi.sofian

PA214 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Nik Hazimah Nik Mat (Dr.) 4430 nikhazimah PA104 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Noor Fadhiha Mokhtar (Dr.) 4231 noorfadhiha PA216 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Nur Aishah Awi (Dr.) 4151 nuraishah PA118 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Nur Amalina Mohamad Zaki (Dr.) 3136 amalina No. 40 Kabin Biru

Rokiah Kadir (Prof. Madya Dr.) 4157/3201 rokiah PR202/A111 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Safiek Mokhlis (Prof. Madya Dr.) 4823/4188 safiek PR203/PA202 Blok

Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Sarina binti Ismail (Dr.) 4847 sarina No.13 Blok D, PPPPM

Siti Falindah Padlee (Dr.) 4240 Siti.falindah PA218 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Siti Nur ‘Atikah Zulkiffli (Dr.) 4812 atikahzulkiffli PA217 Blok Pentadbiran,

PPPPM

Wan Norhayati Mohamed (Dr.) 4173 wannor PA206 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Yusliza Mohd Che Awang@Yusoff (Prof.

Madya Dr.) 3669/4521 yusliza PA115 Blok Pentadbiran,

PPPPM

SARJANA MUDA PENGURUSAN PELANCONGAN

Nama Samb . Tel . (09 668xxxx) E-mel (edu .umt .my) No . Bilik Akademik

Kalsitinoor Set (Dr.) (Pengerusi Program)

4201/3180 kalsitinoor PR104/B103 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Aleff Omar Shah Nordin

(Dr.) 3310 aleff.omar 01-19 (3) Blok B, PPPPM

Hanif bin Hanan (En.) 3959 hanif.hanan 01-19 (4) Blok B, PPPPM

Fathilah Ismail (Dr.) 4423 fathilah PA108 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Mohd Rahimi Abdul Halim (En.)

3792 m.rahimi No. 13 Kabin Biru

N Alia Fahada binti W Ab. Rahman (Dr.)

3406 n.alia No. 10 Kabin Biru

Noor Zatul Iffah Hussin

(Dr.) 4864 zatul.iffah D102 Blok D, PPPPM

Munira Mhd Rashid (Cik) - (Cuti Belajar)

- munira.rashid -

Shahriman bin Abdul Hamid (En.)

3136 shahriman 01-19 (2) Blok B, PPPPM

Yusnita Yusof (Dr.) 4280 yusnitayusof PA211 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

Zaleha binti Mohamad (Dr.)

4426/4512 zaleha PA203 Blok Pentadbiran, PPPPM

HOW TO APPLY :

Made online via http://gsea.umt.edu.my throughout the year

Only be processed on receipt of full supporting documentation required

Include any

relevant documents e.g. CV, supporting letter(s)

and professional certificates

(if any)

A certified true copy of International Passport. A bank guarantee or sponsorship letter. A certified true copy of complete transcripts of undergraduate degree courses and certificates. English translated copy of the transcripts must also be provided by the awarding university. Payments slip for application fee for the amount of USD25

Two (2) academic

referees (sealed) for students with degree

other than that conferred by UMT

A certified true copy of National Identification Card (NIC) A certificate true copy of complete transcripts of undergraduate degree courses and certificates Payments slip for application fee for the amount of RM25

FEE Malaysian students

CONTACT US :

DR. AZLINZURAINI BINTI AHMAD Chair of Program

Master Management (Integrated Coastal Zone Management) School of Maritime Business & Management

21030 Kuala Terengganu Terengganu, Malaysia

+6 09 668 4198 / 4162

+6 09 668 4196

[email protected]

[email protected]

http://gs.umt.edu.my/programmes_by_coursework.html http://ppppm.umt.edu.my/?page_id=4171

Master of Management (ICZM)

aims to develop organizational leaders who are thinking forward, ethically and

socially responsible in improving sustainable environmental awareness.

#manager #futureleaders

#concernonenvironment #sustainability

The contents of the brochure are correct at the time of printing.

The UMT reserves all right to change the fee structure, rules and program

structure or other changes at any time without prior notice. *USD 1 = RM 4.13

RM12,690.00 RM4230 per semester

International students

RM22,890.00* RM7630 per semester

SCHOOL OF MARITIME BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

http://gsea.umt.edu.my/



http://gs.umt.edu.my/programmes_by_coursework.html

http://ppppm.umt.edu.my/?page_id=4171

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

A comprehensive 3 semesters’ master degree program paying the way for understanding integrated coastal zone management.

This program is designed for science and social science degree graduates and offers integrated knowledge in economics, environment, management, law, and policy.

We create opportunities for you to build applied skills and insight, and offer enriching experiences such

Management Organization

Community Development

Introduction to Geoinformatics

PROGRAM STRUCTURE

3

3

3

ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor’s degree with a CGPA above 2.50 in related fields Potentials candidates with CGPA less than 2.50 and 3 year or more of working experience in related fields can be offered Related and equivalent qualifications depending on School / University’s Senate approval

DURATION OF STUDY

Minimum duration of study requires :

as sites visits, educational trips for beach and island communities, lab works, organization visits, talks from industry speakers and workshops on various topics.

This coursework program requires candidates attending lectures and field work based on credit hour.

COASTAL

Economic Valuation of Resources 3

Environment Impact Assessment 3


3 Semesters 42 credit hours

MODES OF TEACHING

SUSTAINABILITY

Coastal Law and Policies

Strategic Management

AND LEARNING All lectures conducted on weekdays and can be flexible

for part time students

DEVELOPMENT Building a Healthy Environment

Case Study in The Coastal Management 6 Small case studies, group discussions, presentations, field trips and project reports

Written assignments, written and oral examinations

3

3

3

Environmental Accounting

3 Human Resource Management

Economic Structure in The Coastal Zone 3

Coastal Zone Concepts and Theories

3

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

A comprehensive 3 semesters’ master degree program paying the way for understanding integrated coastal zone management.

This program is designed for science and social science degree graduates and offers integrated knowledge in economics, environment, management, law, and policy.

We create opportunities for you to build applied skills and insight, and offer enriching experiences such

Management Organization

Community Development

Introduction to Geoinformatics

PROGRAM STRUCTURE

3

3

3

ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor’s degree with a CGPA above 2.50 in related fields Potentials candidates with CGPA less than 2.50 and 3 year or more of working experience in related fields can be offered Related and equivalent qualifications depending on School / University’s Senate approval

DURATION OF STUDY

Minimum duration of study requires :

as sites visits, educational trips for beach and island communities, lab works, organization visits, talks from industry speakers and workshops on various topics.

This coursework program requires candidates attending lectures and field work based on credit hour.

COASTAL

Economic Valuation of Resources 3

Environment Impact Assessment 3


3 Semesters 42 credit hours

MODES OF TEACHING

SUSTAINABILITY

Coastal Law and Policies

Environmental Accounting


3 AND LEARNING All lectures conducted on weekdays and can be flexible

for part time students

DEVELOPMENT Building a Healthy Environment

Case Study in The Coastal Management 6 Small case studies, group discussions, presentations, field trips and project reports

Written assignments, written and oral examinations

3

3

3

3 Human Resource Management

Economic Structure in The Coastal Zone

Coastal Zone Concepts and Theories

3

HOW TO APPLY :

Made online via http://gsea.umt.edu.my throughout the year

Only be processed on receipt of full supporting documentation required

Include any relevant documents

e.g. CV, supporting letter(s)

and professional certificates (if any)

A certified true copy of International Passport. A bank guarantee or sponsorship letter. A certified true copy of complete transcripts of undergraduate degree courses and certificates. English translated copy of the transcripts must also be provided by the awarding university. Payments slip for application fee for the amount of USD25

Two (2) academic

referees (sealed) for students with degree

other than that conferred by UMT

A certified true copy of National Identification Card (NIC) A certificate true copy of complete transcripts of undergraduate degree courses and certificates Payments slip for application fee for the amount of RM25

FEE Malaysian students

CONTACT US :

DR. AZLINZURAINI BINTI AHMAD Chair of Program

Master Management (Integrated Coastal Zone Management) School of Maritime Business & Management

21030 Kuala Terengganu Terengganu, Malaysia

+6 09 668 4198 / 4162

+6 09 668 4196

[email protected]

[email protected]

http://gs.umt.edu.my/programmes_by_coursework.html http://ppppm.umt.edu.my/?page_id=4171

Master of Management (ICZM)

aims to develop organizational leaders who are thinking forward, ethically and

socially responsible in improving sustainable environmental awareness.

#manager #futureleaders

#concernonenvironment #sustainability

The contents of the brochure are correct at the time of printing.

The UMT reserves all right to change the fee structure, rules and program

structure or other changes at any time without prior notice. *USD 1 = RM 4.13

RM12,690.00 RM4230 per semester

International students

RM22,890.00* RM7630 per semester


http://gsea.umt.edu.my/



http://gs.umt.edu.my/programmes_by_coursework.html

http://ppppm.umt.edu.my/?page_id=4171

Undergraduate Guidebook

School of Maritime Business and Management 92

Nur Aishah Awi (Dr.) 4151 nuraishah PA118 Admin Building, PPPPM

Nur Amalina Mohamad Zaki (Dr.) 3136 amalina No. 40 Blue Cabin

Rokiah Kadir (Assoc. Prof. Dr.) 4157/3201 rokiah PR202/A111 Admin Building, PPPPM

Safiek Mokhlis (Assoc. Prof. Dr.) 4823/4188 safiek PR203/PA202 Admin

Building, PPPPM

Sarina binti Ismail (Dr.) 4847 sarina No.13 Block D, PPPPM

Siti Falindah Padlee (Dr.) 4240 Siti.falindah PA218 Admin Building, PPPPM

Siti Nur ‘Atikah Zulkiffli (Dr.) 4812 atikahzulkiffli PA217 Admin Building,

PPPPM

Wan Norhayati Mohamed (Dr.) 4173 wannor PA206 Admin Building, PPPPM

Yusliza Mohd Che awang@ Yusoff

(Assoc. Prof. Dr.) 3669/4521 yusliza

PA115 Admin Building, PPPPM

BACHELOR OF TOURISM MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME

Name Ext. No.

(09 668xxxx) Email

(@edu.umt.my) Room Academic No.

Kalsitinoor Set (Dr.) (Programme Chairman)

4201/3180 kalsitinoor PR104/B103 Admin Block, PPPPM

Aleff Omar Shah Nordin

(Dr.) 3310 aleff.omar 01-19 (3) Block B, PPPPM

Hanif bin Hanan (Mr.) 3959 hanif.hanan 01-19 (4) Block B, PPPPM

Fathilah Ismail (Dr.) 4423 fathilah PA108 Admin Building, PPPPM

Mohd Rahimi Abdul Halim (Mr.)

3792 m.rahimi No. 13 Blue Cabin

N Alia Fahada binti W Ab. Rahman (Dr.)

3406 n.alia No. 10 Blue Cabin

Noor Zatul Iffah Hussin

(Dr.) 4864 zatul.iffah D102 Block D, PPPPM

Munira Mhd Rashid (Miss) - (Study Leave)

- munira.rashid -

Shahriman bin Abdul Hamid (Mr.)

3136 shahriman 01-19 (2) Block B, PPPPM

Yusnita Yusof (Dr.) 4280 yusnitayusof PA211 Admin Block, PPPPM

Zaleha binti Mohamad (Dr.)

4426/4512 zaleha PA203 Admin Building,

PPPPM

Mohd Nazli Mohd Nor (Dr.) 3999/4883 nazli B109 Block B, PPPPM

Mohd Shaari Abd. Rahman (Dr.) 3232/5146 shaari A115 Block A, PPPPM

Noor Afzalina Mohamad (Ms.) -

(Study Leave) - noorafzalina -

Norakma Abd. Majid (Ms.) (Study Leave)

- norakma -

Norazlina Ilias (Dr.) 4182 nor_azlina PA207 Admin Building,

PPPPM

Nor Raihan Mohamad (Dr.) 3776 raihan A107 Blok A, PPPPM

Nur Haiza Muhammad Zawawi (Dr.) 3523 nurhaiza A105 Block A, PPPPM

Nurasyikin Jamaluddin (Dr.) 3217 asyikin B104 Block B, PPPPM

Rohila @ Norhamizah Awang (Mrs.) 3715 hamizah 12/02 (21) Blue Cabin

Roshaiza Taha (Assoc. Prof. Dr.) 3684/4913 roshaiza B115 Block B, PPPPM

Rosliza Mat Zin (Assoc. Prof.Dr.) 4865 rosliza.matzin D104 Block D, PPPPM

Safwan Mohd Nor (Dr.) 3172/4213 safwan B108 Block B, PPPPM

Shahnaz Ismail (Dr.) 3429 shahnaz A112 Block A, PPPPM

Shayuti Mohamed Adnan (Dr.) 3496 shayuti.adnan A110 Block A, PPPPM

Siti Nurain binti Muhmad (Dr.) – Post- Doc Leave

4849 sitinurain D108 Block D, PPPPM

YM Tengku. Farrah Maimunah Tengku

Mohd Yusof (Mrs.) 4863 tgfarrah D101 Block D, PPPPM

W Muhammad Zainuddin Wan Abdullah (Dr.)

5150/ 09- 6621014 w.zainuddin D109 Block D, PPPPM

Wan Nur Syahida Binti Wan Ismail (Dr.) 3669 w.nur No. 18 Blue Cabin

Wan Zalani@Zanani Wan Abdullah (Dr.) 3133 zanani B106 Block B, PPPPM

Wan Zuriati Wan Zakaria (Dr.) 4172 wzuriati PA205 Admin Building,

PPPPM

Zalailah Salleh (Assoc. Prof. Dr.) 3773/4531 zalailah A102 Block A, PPPPM

BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT (MARKETING) PROGRAMME

Name Ext. No

(09 668xxxx) Email

(@edu.umt.my) Academic room No.


(Programme Chairman) 4203/4230 zuha

PR106/PA215 Admin Building, PPPPM

Ahmad Munir Mohd Salleh (Prof. Madya Dr.)

4184 munir_salleh PA212 Admin Building, PPPPM

Azlinzuraini Ahmad (Dr.) 4241/4198 azlinzuraini PR103/PA112 Admin

Building, PPPPM

Azizul Yadi Yaakob (Prof. Madya Dr.) 4181 azizul_yadi PA208 Admin Building,

PPPPM

Fahirah Syaliza Mokhtar (Dr.) 3659/4861 fahirah.mokthar B116 Block B, PPPPM

Hayatul Safrah Salleh (Dr.) 4174 hayatul PA209 Admin Building, PPPPM

Juhaizi Mohd Yusof (Dr.) 3718 juhaizi PA119 Admin Building,

PPPPM

Junaidah Abd Karim (Mrs.) 4204 junaidah PA210 Admin Building, PPPPM

Khatijah Omar (Prof. Madya Dr.) 3184 khatijah B102 Block B, PPPPM

Marhana Mohamed Anuar (Prof. Madya Dr.)

3290/4197 marhana PR102/B105 Block B, PPPPM

Mohd Shaladdin Muda (Profesor Dr., Dekan)

4155/4309 shaladdin PR201/PA213 Admin Building , PPPPM

Monizaihasra Mohamad (Dr.) 3493 monizamohamed No.17 Blue Cabin

Muhammad Abi Sofian Abdul Halim

(Dr.) 4805 abi.sofian

PA214 Admin Building, PPPPM

Nik Hazimah Nik Mat (Dr.) 4430 nikhazimah PA104 Admin Building,

PPPPM

Noor Fadhiha Mokhtar (Dr.) 4231 noorfadhiha PA216 Admin Building, PPPPM

Undergraduate Guidebook Business and Management 91 School of Maritime



BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT (MARITIME) PROGRAMME

Name Ext. No.

(09 668xxxx) Email (@edu.umt.my) Room Academ-ic.No.

Nurul Haqimin Mohd Salleh (Dr.) (Programme Chairman) 4202/3718 haqimin

PR105 Admin Building PPPPM/ No. 17, Level 3,

PPSMS Building

Abdul Hafaz bin Ngah (Dr.) 4573 hafaz.ngah No. 10 Block D, PPPPM

Ahmad Fayas Ahmad Najib (Mr.) - (Study Leave)

- fayas -

Izyan Munirah Binti Mohd Zaideen (Dr.) 3993 [email protected] No. 300, Level 3, INOS

Building

Jagan Jeevan (Dr.) 3116 jagan No. 31 Blue Cabin

Kasypi Mokhtar (Dr.) 3121 kasypi No. 16 Level 3, PPSMS Building

Loke Keng Bin (Dr.) 3318 loke.k No. 34 Level 3, PPSMS Building

Madzli Harun (Mr.) 3730 madzli No. 21 Level 3, PPSMS

Building

Masha Nur Salsabiela Menhat (Dr.) - mashanur No. 27 Blue Cabin

Mohd Rizal Ismail (Mr.) 3941 irizal No. 23 Level 3, PPSMS

Building

Mohd Saiful Izwaan bin Saadon (Dr.) 3117 saiful.izwaan No. 33 Blue Cabin

Mohd. Sharifuddin Ahmad (Mr.) 3714 mohdsharifuddin No. 19 Level 3, PPSMS Building

N. Muhammad Aslaam Mohamed Abdul Ghani (Dr.)

4171 nikaslaam PA114 Administrative Building, PPPPM

Noorul Shaiful Fitri Abdul Rahman (Assoc. Prof. Dr.)

3940 nsfitri No. 13 Level 3, PPSMS

Building

Norhayati Hj. Shariff (Assoc. Prof. Datin

Dr.) 3606/4599 dnoor No. 22 Level 3, PPSMS

Building

Mohamad Rosni Othman (Assoc. Prof. Dr.)

3942/4946 rosni No. 129 Level 6, PPSMS

Building

Rudiah Md Hanafiah (Dr.) 3874 rudiah No. 02 Blue Cabin

Saharuddin Dato‟ Abdul Hamid (Profes- sor Dato‟ Dr.)

4198/3699 sdin No. 131 Level 6, PPSMS

Building

Siti Marsila Mhd. Ruslan (Ms.) (Study Leave)

- XXXX -

Wan Mariam Wan Abdullah (Mrs.) 3749 wmariam No. 18 Level 3, PPSMS

Building

Wan Mohd Zulhilmi Wan Abdul Halim (Mr.) - (Study Leave)

- wmzahh -

Zahaitun Mahani Zakariah (Ms.) 3489 zahaitun No. 15 Aras 3, Building

PPSMS

BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING PROGRAMME

Name Ext No.

(09 668xxxx) Email (@edu.umt.my) Academic Room No.

Hafiza Aishah Mohd Hashim (Assoc.

Prof. Dr.) (Program Chairman) 4208/3427 hafizaaishah

PR101, Admin Building PPPPM/ A103 Block A,

PPPPM

Ahmad Shauqi Hj. Mohamad Zubir (Dr.) 3794 shauqi No. 32 Blue Cabin

Akmalia bt. Mohamad Ariff (Dr.) 3415 akmalia.ariff A104 Block A, PPPPM

Azwadi Ali (Assoc. Prof.Dr.) 3449 azwadi A108 Block A, PPPPM

Farizah Sulong (Dr.) 3757 farizah.sulong 09 (No.25) Blue Cabin

Fatimah Shahman (Mrs.) 3166 fatimah A114 Block A, PPPPM

Mohd Zulkifli Mokhtar (Assoc. Prof.Dr.) 3758 zulkifli A106 Block A, PPPPM

Mimi Aizreen Hamzah (Mrs.) 3250 mimihamzah 17/01 (08) Blue Cabin

Mohd Hassan Che Haat (Assoc. Prof. Dr.)

3524 hassan A109 Block A, PPPPM


SENARAI NAMA STAF TELEFON DEAN AND DEPUTY‟S DEANS OFFICE

Name Ext No. Tel. (09 668

Email (@edu.umt. xxxx) my) Academic Room No.

Mohd Sahaladdin Muda (Professor. Dr., Dean)

4155/4309 shaladdin Dean’s Office, PPPPM

Wan Rosfarina Wan M4o1h5a6mad (Mdfamry.)na Dean’s Office, PPPPM

Rokiah Kadir (Assoc. Prof. Dr.), Academic and Student Affairs)

De4p15u7ty/3201 Dean rokiah Dean’s Office, PPPPM

Safiek Mokhlis

(Assoc. Prof. Dr., Research and Talent)

De4p1u8t8y/4823 D ean safiek Dean’s Office, PPPPM

Julia binti Juhari (Mdm4.)158 julia.juhari Dean’s Office, PPPPM

Fax No. 4238

PROGRAMME CHAIRMAN OFFICE

Name Ext No.

(09 668xxxx) Email (@edu.umt.my) Academic Room No.


(Programme Chairman) 4203/4230 zuha

PR106/PA215 Admin Block, PPPPM

Kalsitinoor Set (Dr.) (Programme Chairman)

4201/3180 kalsitinoor PR104/B103 Admin Block, PPPPM

Hafiza Aishah Mohd Hashim (Assoc.

Prof. Dr.) (Programme Chairman) 4208/3427 hafizaaishah

A103 Block A, PPPPM

Nurul Haqimin Mohd Salleh (Dr.) (Programme Chairman)

4202/3718 haqimin No. 17 Level 3, PPSMS Building

Marhana Mohamed Anuar (Assoc. Prof. Dr.) (MBA Chairman)

4243/3290 marhana PA115 Admin Block, PPPPM

Azlinzuraini Ahmad (Dr.)

(ICZM Chairman) 4198/4241 azlinzuraini

PA112 Admin Block , PPPPM

Fax No. 4196

GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE

Name Ext No.

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MALE STUDENTS FORMAL DRESS CODE

FEMALE STUDENTS FORMAL DRESS CODE



4.0 Hair

4.1 Students‟ hair should always be neat and tidy.

4.2 Male students are not allowed to have long hair or ponytails in any form. Hair length should not exceed the collar.

4.3 Outrageous hairstyles for men and women are prohibited.

4.4 Hair colouring is strictly prohibited

5.0 Attire Regulations

This regulation applies to all UMT students who are on campus, residential colleges and while

attending official functions outside the

University.

All University staff can enforce this regulation on

any student. It is hoped that the enforcement of said regulations will create a peaceful, harmonious, disciplined atmosphere on campus that fully reflects the University’s position as a

learning institution and its contribution to the development of the nation.

Date of enforcement is Jan 1, 2010. Approved by:

Vice Chancellor



RULES

REGULATIONS ON STUDENT ATTIRE AND APPEARANCE

1.0 Introduction

This regulation is based on Rule 3(a) and Rule 26, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu Rules (Student Discipline) 2009. It aims to describe the attire for Universiti Malaysia Terengganu students.

2.0 General Regulations

2.1 Every student is required to display his or her student identity card while on campus.

2.2 Every student is prohibited from wearing a garment or accessory that represents a particular organisation or group that may create discord.

2.3 Every student is prohibited from wearing, carrying or displaying any element, design, words or phrases that are contrary or incompatible to good morals, values or norms.

2.4 Every student must abide by the dress code set by the laboratories and any other place on campus that has their own set of rules.

3.0 Attire While On Campus And Attending Official Functions

3.1 Every student must dress appropriately as a University student, which is look neat, professional and decent.

3.2 Students are required to dress decently

(shirts, collared T-shirts, shoes, long trousers, below-the-knee skirts), while in a lecture/laboratory/library/office/cafeteria

and outside the residential college.

3.3 Students are not allowed to wear tight or transparent attire, expose parts of the body (from the chest to the knee) and dress in provocative attire. While attending

lectures or official functions, students are

prohibited from wearing the following:

a) Skirts above the knee level, or shorts;

b) Sleeveless tops;

c) Tight trousers/shorts;

d) T-shirts with no collar;

e) Jeans; and

f) Sandals; and

(The list above is not conclusive)

3.4 For safety reasons, students are prohibited from wearing a face veil or a facemask during examinations/while academic assessments are being conducted, or while attending official functions.

3.5 While attending official functions, male

students are required to be in a formal attire such as wearing a long-sleeved shirt, a necktie, long trousers and formal shoes. Female students are required to wear baju kurung or decent attire such as a long blouse that covers the posterior, a long skirt (below the knee) or loose trousers and formal shoes. Students must also comply with the rules set by the University and the event organiser.

Examples of attire are illustrated in the Appendix.

Students are also not allowed to wear a hat

or a bandana at any University official

functions or lecture.

3.8 Students are prohibited from displaying tattoos on any part of the body. Any form of male piercing is strictly prohibited, while excessive piercing for females is prohibited. Male students are not allowed to wear bracelets or to wear attire that resembles female clothing.

STUDENT ATTIRE AND DRESS CODE




MGM4832 Travel Operations

Management Credit Hours : 3 (3 + 0) Prerequisites : None

This course discusses the role and functions of tour operation management strategies in relation to tourism as an organisation. The course also emphasises the role, function, challenges and issues faced by tour operations managers. Issues that will be discussed include customer service and technology in the management of the travel and tour operations industry.

MGM4833 Computer Reservation

System Credit Hours : 3 (3 + 0) Prerequisites : None

This course introduces students to the functions of

the ticket reservation systems offered by

airlines, hotels, car rentals and travel insurance. Students get to know the functions, significance

and use of the GALILEO system as an online travel reservation system within the industry. Students will learn the techniques for making a complete travel reservation, thus increasing their career opportunities in the travel and tourism industry.

MGM4834 Human Resource

Management in Tourism

Credit Hours : 3 (3 + 0)

Prerequisites : MGM3102 (Management Philosophy) (Required to Register)

This course emphasises the intermediation concept between human resource managers and other managers in executing human resource management activities such as employment planning, recruitment, selection, training and development, incentives and employer- employee relationship in the tourism industry. It focuses on techniques and methods to improve the

effectiveness of tourism organisations via

human resource management practices.

MGM4835 Law of Tourism and

Hospitality Credit Hours : 3 (3 + 0) Prerequisites : None

The focus of this course is on legal principles related to the establishment of tourism companies, management and hospitality. The legal aspects of a business deal are viewed from perspectives such as responsibility and rights of the other party, consumer protection, and business and travel management.

MGM4992B Industrial Training Credit Hours : 12 (0 + 12) Prerequisites : None

This is a course aimed at exposing students to work experience. The focus is on planning and applying management skills relevant to their

selected field. This industrial training will be conducted within an organisation under supervision of an appointed lecturer and the supervisor from the industry.

MGM4998 Final Year Project I Credit Hours : 3 (0+3) Prerequisites : None

This course covers important aspects of research, such as problem, hypothesis and research objective formulation. Literature reviews and the importance of the research as well as its

expected contributions to the field of

management will also be discussed.

MGM4999 Final Year Project II

Credit Hours : 3 (0+3)

Prerequisites : MGM4998 (Final Year Project I)

(Required to Pass)

Students will have the opportunity to conduct field

studies relevant to their field. Emphasis is on

data analysis methods and the presentation of

research findings.



MGM4824 Heritage and Cultural

Tourism

Credit Hours : (3 + 0)

Prerequisites : MGM 3801 (Introduction to

Tourism) (Required to Register)

This course provides an understanding of cultural and heritage tourism. Topics include an introduction to concepts such as cultural and heritage tourism; challenges in maintaining cultural tourism; cultural tourism behaviour; assessment, auditing and planning; cultural and heritage marketing strategies; and current issues in the management of cultural and heritage assets.

MGM4826 Tourism Services Marketing


Prerequisites : MGM 3802 (Tourism Marketing)

(Required to Register)

This course introduces the concept and framework of marketing services within the tourism industry. The focus is to expose students to various tourism services and challenging contemporary issues that are addressed

differently from traditional marketing issues. This includes addressing local as well as international issues in service marketing. This course also focuses on developing customer relationship through quality service and sound knowledge.

MGM4828 Tourism Product

Development


Prerequisites : MGM 3802 (Tourism Marketing)


This course introduces the basic principles of planning in tourism development with emphasis placed on tourism marketing theories. Discussions include tourism product launches, tourism development, basic principles of tourism and tourism development strategies at the micro and macro levels. The course also covers consumer behaviour, the image and impact of tourism, current trends and the future of tourism.

MGM4829 Destination Marketing




This course is designed to provide an in- depth study of various organisations and strategies that are used to conduct destination marketing. Topics include organisational structure of destination marketing, funding sources and operations. It also focuses on marketing management theories, frameworks, implementation and monitoring of destination marketing strategies, and the complexity of multiple destination marketing. These theories will be applied to global case studies.

MGM4830 Meetings, Incentives,

Conference and Exhibitions

(MICE) Management




This course provides exposure on the various aspects of planning, incentives, conferences and exhibitions within the tourism industry. Emphasis is placed on the importance of planning the location, sponsorships, organisers, types of exhibitions, special occasions, food and beverages, programme and seminars. The course also focuses on the issues of legislation, technology and international tourism industry.

MGM4831 Tourism Geography Credit Hours : 3 (3 + 0) Prerequisites : None

This course is a study of the relationship between geography, which is nature-related, and tourism as an industry. This course covers the

definition and importance of tourism

geography, the relationship of tourism and geography, the world‟s geographical resources for tourism, travel motivation, the general pattern of world tourism, tourism patterns based on geographical position and special interest tourism. Geography tourism focuses more on the use of geographical knowledge for travel purposes.


COURSE SYNOPSIS

MGM3801 Introduction to Tourism Credit Hours : 3 (3 + 0) Prerequisites : None

This course equips students with an understanding of tourism management theories in the modern business environment such as tourist behaviour, tourist service selection, tourists‟ decision-making; service strategies, travel policies and packages; and the planning, implementation and management of tourism. Key techniques that inform the objectives and corporate policies are evaluated.

MGM3802 Tourism Marketing



Tourism marketing is a course on the practical approaches towards marketing management from the perspectives of tourism and hospitality. Students are exposed to the environmental elements and mixed marketing strategies that play a role in a company‟s decision-making in order that the company‟s objectives and resources are optimised and that the needs and opportunities in the global marketplace are met.

MGM3804 Tourist Behaviour


Prerequisites : MGM3802 (Tourism Marketing)


This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the key principles of tourist behaviour and applications in tourism operations, travel destinations, hospitality, visitor attractions, tourist retail and transportation. Topics include the history and concepts of tourist behaviour, destination choice, tourism products, decision-making processes, tourism research, package tours, consumer behaviour pattern, tourism expectations and current issues in the tourism industry.

MGM3805 Tourism Research Credit Hours : 3 (3 + 0) Prerequisites : None

This course exposes students to the tools and methods for producing high-quality research, encompassing the applications of quantitative

and qualitative research methods. Students are exposed to an overview of research in the tourism industry via diverse examples in order that they will be inspired to develop their own ideas for implementing successful research projects.

MGM4801 Recreational and Park

Management Credit Hours : 3 (3 + 0) Prerequisites : None

This course is designed to expose students to the management and administrative procedures necessary to operate recreational activities and park facilities. Students will also explore the role of environmental interpretations in park management and recreation resources, common problems encountered, and the latest trends in park and recreation management

MGM4821 International Tourism




This course provides an exposure to various aspects of international tourism, including the systematic analyses of environmental factors affecting the trend of international tourism

management. Community tourism, impact of tourism, tourism and transportation will be highlighted. The course is also concerned with how international tourism is coordinated with the country‟s basic resources.

MGM4823 Island and Peripheral

Tourism Planning and

Development




This course provides a practical and comprehensive approach to tourism planning and development of islands and coastlines. The needs of tourists, host communities, governments, non-governmental organisations and private sectors are also explored. Key issues that will be covered include the physical environment, resources, community participation and cultural diversity. This course also seeks to explain the economic, social and environmental impacts that arise from tourism planning and development.


International Degree Programme (IDP) Programme Scheme

Code Semester 1 Credit Hours


MPU3172 Malaysian Studies 2 MPU3312 Appreciation of Nature and Ocean Heritage

2

MPU3143

Communicative Malay Language

3

BBB3301/ BBB3401/ BBB3601/ BBB3701

Modern Language I

2

ECO3100 Economic Way of Thinking 3 MGM4102 Management Information System

3

MGM3102 Management Philosophy 3 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

BBB3102 Pengucapan Awam Public Speak-ing

3 MGM3201 Organisational Behaviour 3

MGM3801 Introduction to Tourism 3 MGM3802 Tourism Marketing 3

ECO3201 Business and Economic Statistics

3

Elective 1 2

CCXXXX 2

Total 20 Total 20

KOD Course Credit Hours

MGM4833 Computer Reservation Systems

3

MGM4834 Human Resource Management in Tour-ism

3

ACC3100 Business Accounting 4

Total 10



BBB3302/ BBB3402/ BBB3602/ BBB3702

Modern Language II

2

BBB3303/ BBB3403/ BBB3603/ BBB3703

Modern Language III

2

MGM3804 Tourist Behaviour 3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3

MGM3805 Tourism Research 3 MGM4832 Travel Operation Management

3

MGM4801 Recreational and Park Management

3 MGM4835 Tourism and Hospitality Law 3

MGM4831 Tourism Geography 3 MGM4821 International Tourism 3

MGM4826 Tourism Services Marketing 3 MGM4998 Final Year Project I/Elective 3

Elective 2 Elective 4

Total 20 Total 20



MGM4999 Final Year Project II/Elective

5 3 MGM4992B Industrial Training 12

MGM4823 Island and Peripheral Tourism Planning

3

MGM4824 Heritage and Cultural Tourism

3

MGM4828 Tourism Product Development

3

MGM4830 Meeting, Incentive, Conference and Exhibition (MICE) Management

3

Elective 6 3 Elective 7 2

Total 20 Total 12

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS = 122



PROGRAMME SCHEME UMT Programme Scheme



MPU3122 Islamic and Asian Civilisation 2 MPU3312 Heritage Appreciation of Nature and Ocean Heritage

2

MPU3173

Malaysian Nationhood

3

BBB3301/ Modern Language 1

2

BBB3401/

BBB3601/

BBB3701

ECO3100 Economic Way of Thinking 3 MGM4102 Tourism Marketing 3

MGM3102 Management Philosophy 3 BBB3101 Ethnic Relations 3

MPU3223 Basic Entrepreneurship 3 MGM3201 Co-Curriculum 3

MGM3801 Introduction to Tourism 3 MGM3802 Pemasaran Pelancongan 3

ECO3201 Business and Economic Statistics

3 MPU3112 Ethnic Relations 2

Co-Curriculum 2 Total 20 Total 20

Code Short Semester Credit Hours

MGM4833 Business Accounting 3

MGM4834 Computer Reservation System

3

ACC3100 Human Resource Manage- ment in Tourism

4

Total 10



BBB3302/ BBB3402/ BBB3602/ BBB3702

Tourist Behaviour

2

BBB3303/ BBB3403/ BBB3603/ BBB3703

English for Occupational Purposes

2

MGM3804 Tourism Research 3 BBB3103 Tour Operations Management

3

MGM3805 Management Infor-mation System

3 MGM4832 Law of Tourism and Hospitality

3

MGM4801 Recreational and Park Management

3 MGM4835 International Tourism 3

MGM4831 Modern Language II 3 MGM4821 Modern Language III 3

MGM4826 Tourism Services Marketing 3 MGM4998 Final Year Project I/ Elective

2 3

Elective 1 3 Elective 3 3 Total 20 Total 20



MGM4999 Island and Peripheral Tourism Planning and Development

3 MGM4992B Industrial Training 12

MGM4823 Heritage and Cultural Tourism

3

MGM4824 Tourism Product Development

3


3

MGM4830 Final Year Project II/ Elective

4 3

Elective 5 3 Elective 6 2 Total 20 Total 12



Modern Language Elective Course (6 Credit Hours)

*For Modern Language Course I, II & III, students need to choose only one language

Code Name Course Credit

BBB3301 Arabic I 2

BBB3302 Arabic II 2

BBB3303 Arabic III 2

BBB3401 Spanish I 2

BBB3402 Spanish II 2

BBB3403 Spanish III 2

BBB3601 French I 2

BBB3602 French II 2

BBB3603 French III 2

BBB3701 Japanese I 2

BBB3702 Japanese II 2

BBB3703 Japanese III 2

TOTAL 6

Industrial Training (12 Credit Hours)

Code Course Name Credit

MGM4992B Industrial Training 12

TOTAL 12

Elective Courses (17 or 19 Credit Hours)

UMT students need to meet 17 credit hours while the UMT IDP student needs to meet 19 credit hours. Students are allowed to take courses from any school. However students are encouraged to take the

following courses offered by the Bachelor of Tourism Management programme.


MGM4998 Final Year Project I 3

MGM4999 Final Year Project II 3

Course Exemptions

Qualified students may apply to be exempted from the following courses:


MGM3102 Management Philosophy 3

MGM3801 Computer Reservation System 3

MGM3802 Introduction to Tourism 3

MGM4102 Tourism Marketing 3

MGM4833 Management Information System 3



PROGRAMME CURRICULUM University Core Courses (14 or 12 Credit Hours)

Program

UMT IDP

Programme Core Course (19 Credit Hours)

Code Course Name Credit Hours


ECO3100 Economic Way of Thinking 3

ECO3201 Business and Economic Statistics 3



MGM3201 Organisational Behaviour 3

TOTAL 19

Course Specialisations (60 Credit Hours)


MGM3801 Recreational and Park Management 3

MGM3802 Introduction to Tourism 3

MGM3804 Tourism Marketing 3

MGM3805 Tourist Behaviour 3

MGM4801 Tourism Research 3

MGM4821 International Tourism 3

MGM4828 Tourism Product Development 3


3

MGM4824 Island and Peripheral Tourism Planning and Development 3

MGM4826 Heritage and Cultural Tourism 3

MGM4830 Tourism Services Marketing 3

MGM4831 Tourism Geography 3

MGM4832 Travel Operations Management 3

MGM4833 Computer Reservation System 3

MGM4834 Human Resource Management in Tourism 3

MGM4835 Law of Tourism and Hospitality 3

BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes 3

BBBXXXX Modern Language * I, II & III 6 TOTAL 60


NCC3053 Malaysian Nationhood 3 √

Co-Curriculum 2 √ √

MPU3122 Islamic and Asian Civilisation 2 √

MPU3312 Appreciation of Nature and Ocean Heritage 2 √ √

MPU3112 Ethnic Relations 2 √

MPU3223 Basic Entrepreneurship 3 √




TOTAL 14 12


Or

Possess a diploma or an equivalent thereof recognised by the Malaysian Government and approved by the University Senate;

Or

Obtained at least a CGPA of 2.00 at the KPM Matriculation/UM Science Foundation level.

Programme Entry Requirements

a) Minimum requirements for STPM/ Matriculation/Foundation students: i. Obtained Grade B- (CGPA 2.67) in any of

the following STPM papers: Geography, Economy, Accounting or Business Studies.

ii. Obtained a pass with a credit for Mathematics in SPM or at least Grade C (CGPA 2.00) for Mathematics at the STPM/Matriculation/Foundation level.

iii. Passed English at the SPM level.

b) Equivalent Qualifications

Passed at the Matriculation level or obtained a

diploma in a related field from any

recognised institution.

Admission Requirements for International Students

d) General Requirements iv. Senior High School/Senior Secondary


government schools (with the period of at least 11 to 12 years of study from primary to higher secondary); 0R

v. GCE A‟ Level examination obtained at one sitting, 0R

vi. Any other certificate that is recognised

by the Senate of the University as equivalent to the above

AND

b) Language Requirements. i. Pass the Test of English Language as a


ii. Pass the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) at least 5.5, 0R



language is English Language must obtain at least credit in English Language Paper at higher secondary school level.

AND


Total Credits for Graduation

The minimum number of credit hours required to graduate is 122 hours. Credit hours divided by course category are as follows:

Category Credits/ Programme

UMT IDP

University Core Courses

14 (11%) 12 (10%)

Programme Core Courses

19 (15%) 19 (15%)

Specialisations 60 (49%) 60 (49%)

Industrial Training

12 (10%) 12(10%)

Electives 17 (15%) 19 (16%)

TOTAL 122 (100%) 122 (100%)



BACHELOR OF TOURISM MANAGEMENT

The Bachelor of Tourism Management is one of

the programmes offered by the School of

Maritime Business and Management. The programme focuses on tourism on the islands and in coastal areas.

PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES

• To produce skilled employees in the tourism industry.

• To produce graduates who possess positive characteristics and good attitude.

• To produce graduates who are able to apply management principles in tourism activities and who possess transferable skills such as communication and problem-solving skills.

CAREER PROSPECTS

Some of the excellent career opportunities available for programme graduates include Tourism Manager, Tourism Operations Officer,

Tourism Marketing Agent and Customer Services Officer.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

General Entry Requirements

a) Passed SPM or equivalent. b) Obtained a pass with credit in SPM for Bahasa

Melayu/Bahasa/equivalent. c) Obtained at least Band 1 in the Malaysian

University English Test (MUET). d) Passed STPM with at least Grade C (CGPA

2.00) in General Studies and Grade C (CGPA 2.00) in two (2) other subjects.


MGM4992A Industrial Training Credit Hours : 6 (0+6) Prerequisites : None

This is a complementary course that aims to give students the opportunity to gain some work experience. Focus is on the planning and application of management skills in fields that

are relevant to the students‟ selected major. Industrial training will be conducted under the supervision of appointed lecturers and supervisors.

MGM4998 Final Year Project I Credit Hours : 3 (0+3) Prerequisites : None

This course covers important aspects of research, such as problem, hypothesis and research objective formulation. Literature

reviews and the importance of the research as well as its expected contributions to the field of

management will also be discussed.

MGM4999 Final Year Project II


Prerequisites : MGM4998 (Final Year Project I)

(Required to Pass)

Students will have the opportunity to conduct field

studies relevant to their field. Emphasis is on

data analysis methods and the presentation of

research findings.



MGM4310 Direct Marketing Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

The important aspects of direct marketing cover the size and scope of the direct marketing industry.

Direct marketing also covers types of offers,

planning and placement. Creative strategies and the implementation of strategies and specific

direct marketing techniques, including targeted marketing using a database, will be looked at. Students will also discuss direct mail campaigns, catalogue marketing, phone marketing, and the development of direct marketing and its effect on

the Malaysian market.

MGM4311 Electronic Marketing


Prerequisites : MGM3304 (Marketing Management) (Required to Register)

This course discusses issues related to marketing strategies and management from the electronic marketing perspective. Focus is on the use of internet marketing and e-commerce, internet marketing opportunities and risks, and the implementation of internet marketing and virtual retail strategies.

MGM4402 Channel Management



This course will help students understand the

formation and management of effective

relationships amongst retail chain companies at strategic and management levels. Students will also learn about planning strategies, the arrangement and monitoring of strategic alliances, and the role of marketing channels in providing services to organisations and end users.

MGM4403 Merchandise and Purchasing

Management Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course will help students understand the concept of purchasing and supply management in the context of strategic supply chain management. Operational aspects such as the

purchasing process and procedure, inventory control and JIT purchasing, relationships and power in purchasing, negotiation, international procurement and procurement services will also be studied.

MGM4404 Retail Management



This course exposes students to theoretical and applied aspects of retail management. Topics include an introduction to retail, market and

financial strategies in retail, retail location evaluation and selection, merchandise management, store management, store layout and design, visual merchandising and customer service management.

MGM4601 Commercial Law Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course equips students with the basic knowledge and understanding of contract law as the principle governing all commercial transactions. Among the topics discussed in this course are elements of a contract, relief and remedy. This course also exposes students to the relevant laws related to commercial activities, such as those involving agencies, sales of goods and rent-to-own schemes, among others.

MGM4608 Labour Law Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course discusses the relationship between employers, employees and trade unions, and exposes students to the concepts of employee and employer, employment contracts and contracts of service, employment contract terms, the legal rights and privileges of workers, and protection against termination of services.


MGM4303 Marketing Research



This course discusses the fundamental theories and procedures in identifying marketing opportunities and problems. Students will discuss systematic methods of settlement with research design, measurement and scale, instrument design, data collection, decision analysis and decision-making, and the preparation of research reports.

MGM4304 Agriculture Marketing Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course equips students with the knowledge and understanding of issues related to the marketing of agricultural products. It includes an introduction to agricultural marketing in the context of marketing and the economy; marketing activities and main functions; commodity prices; agricultural and food products; price behaviour and price indicators; market structure and demand/supply; the role of the government and government intervention; and marketing and distribution systems of major agricultural commodities such as paddy, palm oil, livestock, fish, food and

others.

MGM4305 Services Marketing



This course introduces the concepts and framework of services marketing. The focus of this course is to expose students to the various types of business services and contemporary issues. The course also focuses on the development of a strong relationship with customers through the delivery of a quality service based on a strong knowledge base. This is done to ensure that competitive service strategies are implemented so that a competitive advantage over industry competitors can be gained

MGM4306 Product Management Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course discusses product policies, product lifecycle management, product classification

and placement, product portfolio analysis and results, planning systems, and product formulation processes from the early stages to commercialisation. Relevant current issues are also discussed.

MGM4307 International Marketing



This course studies the differences in

international economy-based marketing. Systematic analysis of environmental factors that

affect market inconsistencies, marketing

research, and the price and policies of goods will also be looked at. The course also covers the international coordination of marketing functions with emphasis on the country‟s basic commodities.

MGM4308 Marketing Communication



This course focuses on the planning, formation, use and management of promotions for a company. The approach used is comprehensive and includes aspects of promotional research, creativity in promotion and media management.

MGM4309 Sales Management



This course is related to sales management. Students will examine relevant marketing management strategies. In addition, studies related to the impact of sales activities on the community, the shifting patterns of consumer demand, and laws that influence the market will

also be looked at.



MGM4102 Management Information

System Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course discusses theories on communication in organisations, human information processing psychology, the science of decision-making and basic models behind information systems, support systems, determining information requirements, and the development, implementation and management of information system resources.

MGM4103 Operations and Quality


This course discusses the strategic role of operations and quality management, and how it is linked to other organisational functions. The role and function of the operations manager is to discuss in detail all issues and problems and to identify the best approaches to addressing them. The operational principles used to resolve these issues and problems will be discussed.

MGM4105 Strategic Management Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course integrates the understanding of several other subjects used in decision-making and organisational strategic policies. The course helps students to betterunderstand the elements and processes in strategic management, SWOT analysis, alternative strategic planning, strategy implementation and strategy assessment to ensure that organisations can compete with industry competitors.

MGM4106 Business Ethics Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course equips students with the knowledge and understanding of the ethical principles that must be applied when analysing moral issues and business practices. These fundamental principles of ethics that include theories on utilitarianism, justice, rights and the ethics of care will be discussed through business case studies that cover marketing, economy and market, employee management, and business and social environment contexts.

MGM4201 Human Resource


This course emphasises the concept of intermediation between human resource managers and other managers in implementing human resource management activities such as employment planning, recruitment, selection, training and development, rewards and termination of services. The course also focuses on techniques and methods used to enhance organisation effectiveness through correct


MGM4301 Social Marketing



This course discusses the application of marketing methods in the dissemination of ideas to influence

the attitudes and actions of target groups. Emphasis is on environmental analysis and target group orientation in forming a social marketing plan. The use of the 8 Ps of marketing as a mechanism for compartmentalisation and marketing strategy planning is also discussed. The course also focuses on the evaluation of social marketing programmes and control systems.

MGM4302 Consumer Behaviour



This course equips students with the knowledge and understanding of the important aspects of consumer behaviour, which includes procurement, use and disposal of goods and services by decision-making units. The course also examines individual user features, which include internal factors such as attitudes, motivations, personality and perceptions, and external factors such as family, referral groups, and social and cultural

influences.


COURSE SYNOPSIS

MGM3102 Management Philosophy Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

In this course, students will analyse theories, principles, techniques and the basic tools of management, focusing on management activities related to a field or function of a business or

non-business organisation. Emphasis is also placed on systematic approaches.

MGM3105 Quantitative Methods in

Decision-Making Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course focuses on the use of quantitative techniques to make decisions in business management. Among the topics discussed are modelling, decision theory, inventory control theory, linear programming using graphs, the simplex method and sensitivity analysis, queueing theory, simulations and PERT/CPM.

MGM3201 Organisational Behaviour



This course discusses various organisational behaviour theories aimed at enhancing students‟ knowledge and understanding of this field at the

individual, group and organisation levels. Among the topics that will be discussed are issues related to values, attitudes, personalities, perceptions and characteristics, workplace motivation and work stress. The course also focuses on organisational design, job design, organisational culture, and system- or organisational-level changes.

MGM3302 Principles of Marketing Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

Marketing is a business function that identifies

consumer needs and wants, determines the best target markets, and designs products, services or programmes for selected markets. In this course, students will learn about the

principles and concepts related to the functions of marketing, such as products/services, distribution, promotion, pricing, planning and marketing management.

MGM3304 Marketing Management Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course equips students with an understanding of the application of marketing management theories used by business organisations. Main topics includeunderstanding marketing management, analysing marketing opportunities, formulating marketing strategies, designing marketing programmes and

managing marketing efforts. Marketing

concepts in modern business environments, consumer behaviour and purchasing decisions, decisions and strategies related to marketing mix, such as product strategies and pricing, and distribution promotion policies will also be discussed. This course also covers the topic of planning, implementing and controlling marketing programmes.

MGM3401 Principles of Transport Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course is designed to expose students to the elements of transportation. It focuses on how transportation significantly affects economic,

social and political activities. Transport adds value to business activities and has become an important component in supply chains, logistics and international trade.

MGM4101 Entrepreneurship Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course emphasises the theories, principles and approaches that can be used by entrepreneurs to achieve success. Strategic approaches to decision-making, entrepreneurial methods and approaches, and skills to make successful decisions in real work environments will also be looked at.


UMT-ABS Programme Scheme



MGM3102 Management Philosophy 3 MGM3201 Organisational Behaviour 3

MGM3302 Principle of Marketing 3 MGM3304 Marketing Management 3

ECO3100 Economic Way of Thinking 3 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

BBB3102 Public Speaking 3 ACC3100 Business Accounting 4

MPU3223 Basic Entrepreneurship 3 ECO3201 Business aAnd Economic Statistics

3

MPU3172 Malaysian Studies 2 PAL3203 Personal Finance 2

CCK2001 Co-Curriculum (Public

Oratory) 2

Total 17 Total 20



MGM4301 Social Marketing 3 MGM4601 Commercial Law 3

ECO3105 Managerial Economics 3 MGM4103 Operations And Quality Management

3

MGM4201 Human Resource Management

3 MGM4402 Channel Management 3

FIN3000 Managerial Finance 3 MGM4404 Retail Management 4

MGM4102 Management Information System

3 MGM4303 Marketing Research 3

MGM4302 Consumer Behaviour 3 COM3103 Business Communication 3

MGM4309 Sales Management 3 Elective 1 2

Total 21 Total 21



ACC3200 Cost and Managerial Accounting

3 MGM4105 Strategic Management 3

MGM4305 Services Marketing 3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3

MGM4307 International Marketing 3 MGM4106 Business Ethics 3

MGM4311 Electronic Marketing 3 MGM4999 Final Year Project II

Or Elective 4 3

MGM4308 Marketing Communication 3 Elective 5 3

MGM4998 Final Year Project I Or

Elective 2 3 MGM4992A Industrial Training 6

Elective 3 2

Total 20 Total 21

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS= 120



International Degree Programme Scheme (IDP)




MGM3302 Principle of Marketing 3 MGM3304 Marketing Management 3

ECO3100 Economic Way of Thinking 3 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

BBB3102 Public Speaking 3 ACC3100 Business Accounting 4


3 ECO3201 Business and Economic Statistics

3


2

Co-Curriculum 2

Total 17 Total 20




ECO3105 Managerial Economics 3 MGM4103 Operations and Quality Management

3







MGM4309 Sales Management 3 Elective 1 2

Total 21 Total 21



ACC3200 Cost and Managerial Accounting


MGM4305 Services Marketing 3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3

MGM4307 International Marketing 3 MGM4106 Business Ethics 3

MGM4311 Electronic Marketing 3 MGM4999 Final Year Project II or

Elective 4 3

MGM4308 Marketing Communication 3 Elective 5 3

MGM4998 Final Year Project I or


Elective 3 2

Total 20 Total 21






MGM3302 Principles of Marketing 3 MPU3312 Appreciation of Nature and Ocean Heritage

2

NCC3053 Malaysian Nationhood 3 ACC3100 Business Accounting 4

MPU3223 Basic Entrepreneurship 3 ECO3201 Business and Economic Statistics

3

ECO3100 Economic Way of Thinking 3 MGM3304 Marketing Management 3


MPU3112 Ethnic Relations 2 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

MPU3122 Islamic and Asian Civilisation

2

Co-Curricul um 2

Total 19 Total 20




ECO3105 Managerial Economics 3 MGM4103 Operations and Quality Management

3







MGM4309 Sales Management 3

Total 21 Total 19



ACC3200 Cost and Manage Accounting


MGM4305 Services Marketing 3 MGM4106 Business Ethics 3

MGM4307 International Marketing 3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3

MGM4308 Marketing Communication 3 MGM4999 Final Year Project II or

Elective 3 3

MGM4311 Electronic Marketing 3 Elective 4 3

MGM4998 Final Year Project I or


Elective 2 2

Total 20 Total 21





UMT students have to choose four (4) elective courses, equivalent to eleven (11) credit hours, while IDP/UMT-ABS students must choose five (5) elective courses equivalent to thirteen (13) credit hours.

The elective programme has two parts: Limited Elective and Independent Elective. Students are required to choose the courses under the elective to complete the total number of courses taken for the elective programme.

Limited Elective Courses (9 or 12 Credit Hours)

Code Course Title Credits

MGM3401 Principles of Transport 3

MGM4101 Entrepreneurship 3

MGM4304 Agriculture Marketing 3

MGM4306 Product Management 3

MGM3105 Quantitative Methods in Decision-Making 3

MGM4310 Direct Marketing 3

MGM4403 Merchandise and Purchasing Management 3

MGM4608 Labour Law 3

MGM4998 Final Year Project I 3

MGM4999 Final Year Project II 3

Independent Elective Course (1 or 2 credit hours)

Students are allowed to take one (1) independent elective course equivalent to two (2) or one (1) credit hours from any school.

Course Exemption




MGM3302 Principles of Marketing 3

MGM3304 Marketing Management 3




Code Course Title Credit Programme

UMT UMT-ABS IDP


Co-Curriculum 2 √ √ √


MPU3312 Appreciation of Nature and Marine Ocean Heritage Appreciation

2 √ √


MPU3223 Basic Entrepreneurship 3 √ √


BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes 3 √ √ √



PAL3203 Personal Finance 2 √


TOTAL 20 18 18

Programme Core Courses (89 Credit Hours)



ACC3200 Cost and Managerial Accounting 3

FIN3000 Managerial Finance 3


ECO3201 Business and Economic Statistics 3

ECO3105 Managerial Economics 3



MGM3201 Organisational Behaviour 3

MGM3302 Principles of Marketing 3

MGM3304 Marketing Management 3

MGM4102 Management Information Systems 3

MGM4103 Operations and Quality Management 3

MGM4105 Strategic Management 3

MGM4106 Business Ethics 3

MGM4201 Human Resource Management 3

MGM4301 Social Marketing 3

MGM4302 Consumer Behaviour 3

MGM4303 Marketing Research 3

MGM4305 Services Marketing 3

MGM4307 International Marketing 3

MGM4308 Marketing Communication 3

MGM4309 Sales Management 3

MGM4311 Electronic Marketing 3

MGM4402 Channel Management 3

MGM4404 Retail Management 4

MGM4601 Commercial Law 3

MGM4992A Industrial Training 6

TOTAL 89



Or


Or

Obtained at least a CGPA of 2.00 at the KPM Matriculation/UM Science Foundation level.



the following STPM papers: Geography, Economy, Accounting or Business Studies;

ii. Obtained a pass with credit for Mathematics in SPM or at least Grade C (CGPA 2.00) for Mathematics at the STPM/Matriculation/Foundation level;



Matriculation or a diploma in a relevant field

from a recognised institution.


a) General Requirements i. Senior High School/Senior Secondary



ii. GCE A‟ Level examination obtained at one sitting, 0R

iii. Any other certificate that is recognised


AND

b) Language Requirements. i. Pass the Test of English Language as a






AND



The minimum number of credit hours needed to graduate is 120 credit hours. Credit hours according to course category are divided as follows:

Category Credits/Programme

UMT IDP/UMT-ABS


20 (16.7%) 18 (15%)


89 (74.2%) 89 (74.2%)

Elective 11 (91%) 13 (10.8%)

TOTAL 120 (100%) 120 (100%)


BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT (MARKETING)

This programisfor students whowant to reinforce knowledge and expertise in marketing. Learning and teaching are conducted by teaching staff in

marketing and industry thinkers. This program is implemented to meet social responsibility by providing trained workforce that meets the current market demand.


• To deliver and provide an understanding of management and marketing concepts and principles.

• To apply management and marketing competency in planning, identifying, analysing and evaluating problems.

• To produce ethical, professional and confident graduates.

CAREER PROSPECTS

Marketing is closely related to purchasing, retailing, production, sales and logistics. Management (Marketing) graduates have the opportunity to work as marketing representatives, sales representatives, sales executives, marketing executives, business development executives, sales managers and marketing managers.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS





2.00) in General Studies, and Grade C (CGPA 2.00) in two (2) other subjects.



ACC3200 Cost and Managerial

Accounting


Prerequisites : ACC3100 (Business Accounting)


Topics covered in this course include the basic concept of cost, costing systems, budgets, standard costing and relevant costing.

FIN3000 Managerial Finance


Prerequisites : ACC3100 (Business Accounting)


This course focuses on the basic principles and

techniques of financial decision-making. It

covers both financial management concepts

and the application of financial techniques as

tools for decision-making. Topics covered in this

course include financial forecasting and

planning, working capital management, risk and returns, for short and long term, time value of money and its application, capital structure policies and risk management.


ACT4992 Industrial Training


Prerequisites : Students are required to register the following courses ACT4101 (Financial Accounting and Reporting 4) ACT3202

(Management Accounting 1)

ACT3301 (Audit 1)

ACT3402 (Taxation 2) and completed 60 credit hours of courses.

This course aims to expose students to the real work environment by placing them within organisations outside the university. It allows students to apply concepts and theories learned in

lectures and put them into practice in fields

related to accounting.

FNC3002 Statistical Methods for

Accounting and Finance Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This subject introduces basic statistical concepts in business. Topics in this course include basic sampling methods, data collection methods, and descriptive and inferential statistics and their uses. Numerical and non-numerical methods for describing data, correlation and regression, time series analysis, index numbers and probability are also discussed.

FNC3101 Financial Management Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course focuses on the fundamental principles and techniques in financial decision-

making. It covers the concept of financial

management and the application of financial

techniques in decision-making. Topics include financial statement analysis, working capital

management, the risk-and-return relationship, capital costs, basic valuation of securities and the time value of money.

FNC3103 Corporate Finance Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : FNC3101 (Financial

Management) (Required to Register)

This course includes topics related to corporate finance divided into several sections. The

first section introduces corporate finance as

a whole. The second section discusses asset valuation, including project risk analysis and project assessment. The third section discusses risks and financial market efficiency. The fourth

section discusses capital structure and dividend policies. The fifth section focuses on long-term

financing. The final section, which is the sixth

section, discusses risk management.

FNC3201 Financial Markets and

Institutions


Prerequisites : FNC3103 (Corporate Finance)


This course provides a comprehensive overview of the components in the financial markets,

namely the stock market, bonds, money and derivatives. For each of these financial market

components, risk and behavioural valuation and

assessment and global influence methods will be discussed. This course also discusses the Southeast Asian financial crisis as well as future

challenges, and Islamic finance. Important

topics related to the latest developments in the financial market will also be discussed.

COURSES FOR NON-ACCOUNTING STUDENTS

ACC3100 Business Accounting Credit Hours : 4 (4+0) Prerequisites : None

This course is designed to provide knowledge and exposure to accounting students not planning to take advanced courses in accounting. This course integrates two accounting disciplines: financial

accounting and management accounting. This course covers the important role of accounting in business, the accounting cycle, the principle of

double entry, the preparation of financial

statements, accounting for assets, liabilities and equities, financial statement analysis and cost

monitoring.



issues in the audit profession. This course discusses other audit-related services other than the auditing of financial statements that can be

performed by public accountants. These include operational auditing, compliance auditing and internal auditing.

ACT3401 Taxation 1


Prerequisites : ACT3100 (Accounting Principles)


This course covers all aspects of individual tax, sole proprietorship, business income and tax administration. Topics include income tax, dividends, interest, rent, royalties and pensions, business income tax, capital allowances and tax administration.

ACT3402 Taxation 2


Prerequisites : ACT3401 (Taxation 1) (Required

to Register)

This course covers all aspects of partnership tax, company tax, investment incentives, land equity tax, property gains tax, withholding tax, double tax agreements and indirect tax.

ACT3501 Accounting Information

Systems Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course covers topics on the Accounting Information System (AIS) in three main sections. The first section introduces the basic concept of

AIS, its objectives, components and subsystems. This section also introduces students to the techniques of documenting the accounting system. The second section discusses in more detail the business process (cycle), which includes sales, purchases, production, human resource and general ledgers. The integration of the business process in enterprise resource planning (ERP) is also emphasised. The use of accounting software is also taught. The last part of the course will focus on discussing the latest issues in cybercrime, computer ethics, and the role of internal control. Finally, special focus will be given to select issues and information technology that

could potentially affect AIS.

ACT3502 Analysis and Design of

Accounting Systems


Prerequisites : ACT3501 (Accounting Information Systems) (Required to Register)

This course covers the phases of the software development life cycle (SDLC), which includes systems planning, systems analysis, systems evaluation and selection, systems design, testing and implementation. It also covers other approaches for system development.

ACT4001 Business Ethics in Corporate

Governance Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course equips students with an understanding of ethical theories and philosophy, and how the values of individuals, organisations, professionals and societies are determined. Focus will be placed on the development of skills that are needed to address ethical issues so that students behave ethically at all times. The application of ethical principles is best discussed within the framework of good corporate governance practices.

ACT4601 Integrated Case Studies


Prerequisites : Students are required to register

ACT4101 (Financial Accounting and Reporting 4)

This course is the pinnacle of the Bachelor of Accounting programme. It combines financial

accounting, management accounting, tax, audit, finance, management and business, information

technology and other social science courses. Experience-based training that utilises student- centred learning (SCL) is used in this course to support students.


ACT4102 Financial Accounting and

Reporting 5


Prerequisites : ACT4101 (Financial Accounting and Reporting 4) (Required to Register)

This is a stage six course for Financial Accounting and Reporting. This course builds on the knowledge and skills introduced in the previous

financial accounting courses, and will bring students to the fourth level of capability and competency in the standards set by the IFRS/MFRS. Discussions in previous courses on the role of professional accountants in the community are reviewed to strengthen students‟ understanding of public policies and ethics. This course also provides an overview of the accounting profession and the history of accounting. It also discusses lessons learned from corporate scandals and their implications on the development of accounting standards and

professions. Based on the context of specific

standards such as share-based payments, employee benefits and revenue, the standard

setting process will be assessed. Students will be exposed to comprehensive cases involving the use of professional judgement, and will also learn about making estimates of fair value and important accounting policy changes and estimates.

FNC3101 Financial Management


Prerequisites : (Required to Register)

This course introduces students to the basic concepts, terms, principles and cost accounting methods at the operating level. Topics include the basic elements of cost, traditional cost collection techniques, cost planning and methods of costing. The main focus is on how to estimate the cost of products and services.

ACT3202 Management Accounting 2


Prerequisites : ACT3201 (Management Accounting 1) (Required to Register)

This course emphasises the application of management accounting information and uses discussion techniques based on cases that cover planning, controlling and decision- making. Topics include budgets, standard costs,

pricing strategies and responsibility accounting. Issues related to transfer pricing and behaviour consideration will be discussed at the end of the course.

ACT4201 Seminar in Management

Accounting


Prerequisites : ACT3202 (Management Accounting 2) (Required to Register)

This course is a continuation of Management Accounting 2 and is carried out in the form of seminars. The evolution of management accounting is discussed further. Traditional and contemporary strategic management accounting techniques are analysed and evaluated using business cases. In general, the topics of discussion are advanced level and include performance appraisal, management control, behavioural and ethical issues, and the latest developments in management accounting. Emphasis is on the aspects of behaviour, and students will be exposed to teaching and learning activities using case-based discussions.

ACT3301 Audit 1



This course in an introduction to auditing. It introduces students to the concepts and principles of auditing. It also discusses the roles, ethics and responsibilities of public accountants, the laws and rules in auditing, and how to prepare drafts and audit reports. This course specialises in and focuses on concepts, processes, planning, proof, documentation and audit reports.

ACT4301 Audit 2


Prerequisites : ACT3301 (Audit 1) (Required to

Register)

This course is a continuation of Audit 1. It aims to strengthen and enhance the students‟ understanding of auditing. Among the topics discussed in the course are the code of ethics, auditor liability, the process of completing and preparing audit reports, computer-based auditing techniques, group audits and current



COURSE SYNOPSIS

ACT3100 Accounting Principles Credit Hours : 2 (2+0) Prerequisites : None

This course aims to introduce students to the basics of financial accounting and bookkeeping

principles. The course explains accounting equations, identifies the sequence of accounting

cycles, and discusses the role of accounting records in an organisation. Students will be taught how to differentiate between cash

and accrual accounting, and about the role of accounting information in making economic decisions, and the importance of accounting systems in providing relevant and reliable information will also be discussed. The course will also expose students to accounting for partnerships and companies.


Reporting 1


Prerequisites : ACT3100 (Accounting Principles)


In this stage two course, students will be introduced to accounting elements such as assets, liabilities, equities, income and expenses,

components of financial statements,

statements of financial position, profit, loss

and comprehensive income statements, cash flow statements, and statements of changes in

equity. Students will also be introduced to the basics of financial statement analysis.


Reporting 2



This is a stage three course for Financial Accounting and Reporting. This course builds upon the knowledge and skills introduced in the previous financial accounting courses. Students

should be aware that, in this course, they will develop what they have learned in previous accounting courses and learn more about the elements of financial statements. This course

covers accounting for revenue recognition and

noncurrent assets/liabilities that are focused on property, plant and equipment, intangible assets, investment properties, agricultural- biological

assets, financial assets, assets and liabilities, and leases.


Reporting 3



This is a stage four course for Financial Accounting and Reporting. This course builds upon the knowledge and skills introduced in the previous Financial Accounting and Reporting course. Students should be aware that, in this course, they will develop what they have learned in previous accounting courses and learn about even more complex topics. This course: 1. Introduces students to comprehensive case studies that address issues that involve accounting statement elements in different

scenarios and specialised industries such as those related to property, plant and equipment, intangible assets, investment properties, agricultural-biological assets, financial assets

and financial liabilities; 2. Introduces the concept

of controlling and preparing group company accounts; 3. Discusses deferred taxes and differentiates between deferred tax assets and

deferred tax liabilities; and 4. Discusses equities.


Reporting 4



This is a stage five course for Financial

Accounting and Reporting. This course builds on the knowledge and skills introduced in the previous financial accounting courses, and will

bring students to the fifth level of capability and

competency in the standards set by the IFRS/ MFRS. It enhances the skills needed to process the consolidation of accounts by introducing even more complex group structures related to associates, joint ventures and foreign operations. It also involves Consolidated Cash Flow Statements and introduces further disclosure issues related to segment operations.



International Degree Program (IDP) Scheme



ACT3100 Accounting Principles 2 ACT3101 Financial Accounting and Reporting 1

3

ECO3103 Microeconomics 3 ACT3201 Management Accounting 1 3

FNC3002 Statistical Methods for Accounting and Finance


BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3 ECO3104 Macroeconomics 3


3

Elective 1 3

MPU3172 Malaysian Studies 2 MPU3312 Appreciation of Nature and WaterOcean Heritage

2

Co-Curriculum 2 Elective 2 2

Total 18 Total 19



ACT3102 Financial Accounting and Reporting 2

3 ACT3103 Financial Accounting and Reporting 3

3

ACT3202 Management Accounting 2 3 ACT3301 Audit 1 3

ACT3401 Taxation 1 3 ACT3402 Taxation 2 3

MGM4600 Business Law 3 FNC3101 Financial Management 3

MGM3102 Management Philosophy 3 MGM3201 Organisational Behaviour 3 Elective 3 3 BBB3102 Public Speaking 3

Total 18 Total 18





3

ACT3501 Accounting Information Systems

3 ACT4001 Business Ethics and Corporate Governance

3

ACT4301 Audit 2 3 ACT3502 Analysis and Design of Accounting Information

3

FNC3103 Corporate Finance 3 ACT4201 Seminar in Management Accounting

3

MGM4603 Company Law 3 MGM4105 Strategic Management 3 Elective 4 3 Elective 5 3

Total 18 Total 18



ACT4601 Integrated Case Study 3 ACT4992 Industrial Training 12

FNC3201 Financial Market and Institution

3


3

Elective 6 3 Elective 7 3

Total 15 Total 12

Total Credits Hours = 136


UMT-ACCA Programme Scheme




3





NCC3053 Malaysian Studies 3 MPU3223 Basic Entrepreneurship 3


2 MPU3312 Appreciation of Nature and Ocean Heritage

2

Co-Curriculum 2 MPU3112 Ethnic Relations 2

Total 18 Total 19





3






3 ACT3502 Analysis & and Design of Accounting Systems

3

Total 18 Total 18



ACT4101 Financial Accounting &and Reporting 4

3 ACT4102 Financial Accounting &and Reporting 5

3


3 ACT4001 Business Ethics in Corporate Governance

3

ACT4301 Audit 2 3 BBB3102 Public Speaking 3


3

MGM4603 Company Law 3 MGM4105 Strategic Management 3

FNC3201 Financial Markets and Institutions

3 ACT4601 Integrated Case Studies 3

Total 18 Total 18



ACT 4701 Work Integrated Profesionalism and Ethics

3 ACT4991 Industry Attachment 12

ACT 4702 Work Integrated Strategy and Stakeholder Relations

4

ACT4703 Work Integrated Risk and Government

4

Choose one (1)

ACT 4704 Work Integrated Tax Assesement

4

ACT 4705 Work Integrated Audit and Assurance

4

Total 15 Total 12

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS =136

Nota:


2. ACT4991 Sangkutan Industri adalah kursus teras program bagi pelajar di bawah Mod Industri bersama

ACCA.



UMT-TAF Programme Scheme




3







2 MPU3312 Appreciation of Nature and Marine Ocean Heritage

2


Total 18 Total 19





3




MGM3102 Management Philosophy 3 MGM3201 Organisational Behaviour 3 TAF Elective 1 3 BBB3102 Public Speaking 3

Total 18 Total 18


Semester 6

Credit Hours

ACT4101 Financial Accounting and & Reporting 4

3 ACT4102 Financial Accounting &and Reporting 5

3



3

ACT4301 Audit 2 3 ACT3502 Analysis &and Design of Accounting Systems

3


3

MGM4603 Company Law 3 MGM4105 Strategic Management 3 TAF Elective 2 3 TAF Elective 3 3

Total 18 Total 18



ACT4601 Integrated Case Studies 3 ACT4992 Industrial Training 12


3


3

TAF Elective 4 3 TAF Elective 5 3

Total 15 Total 12


Notes:

1. For courses with the ACT code, the passing score is 50 (Grade C). 2. For students following the TAF industry mode, elective courses are limited to ACT4993, ACT4994, ACT4995,

ACT4996, and ACT4997.



Code Semester 1 Credit hours



3








2


Total 18 Total 19





3




MGM3102 Management Philosophy 3 MGM3201 Organisational Behaviour 3 Elective 1 3 BBB3102 Public Speaking 3

Total 18 Total 18





3



3

ACT4301 Audit 2 3 ACT3502 Analysis and Design of Accounting Systems

3


3

MGM4603 Company Law 3 MGM4105 Strategic Management 3 Elective 2 3 Elective 3 3

Total 18 Total 18



ACT4601 Integrated Case Studies 3 ACT4992 Industrial Training 12


3


3

Elective 4

Elective 5

Total 15 Total 12


Note: For courses with the ACT code, the passing score is 50 (Grade C).



Elective Courses for Industry Mode with TAF (15 Credit Hours)

Code Course Title Credit Hours

ACT4993 Accounting Work Integrated Learning Attachment 3

ACT4994 Taxation Integrated Learning Attachment 3

ACT4995 Audit Work Integrated Attachment 3

ACT4996 Secretarial Integrated Learning Attachment 3

ACT4997 Business Advisory Integrated Learning Attachment 3

Total 15

Elective Courses for Industry Mode with ACCA (15 Credit Hours)


ACT4701 Work Integrated Professionalism and Ethics 3

ACT4702 Work Integrated Strategy and Stakeholder Relations 4

ACT4703 Work Integrated Risk and Government 4 Choose ONE (1):

ACT4704 Work Integrated Tax Assessment 4

ACT4705 Work Integrated Audit and Assurance 4

Total 15

Prerequisites

All courses requiring prerequisites may be taken when the student has registered (required to register) the prerequisite courses except for prerequisite courses ACT4999 Research in Accounting 2 which is ACT4998 Research in Accounting 1 (required to pass).

Course Exemption




ACC3200 Cost and Managerial Accounting 3

ACT3100 Accounting Principles 2

ACT3201 Management Accounting 1 3

ACT3401 Taxation 1 3

ACT3501 Accounting Information Systems 3

FIN3000 Managerial Finance 3

FNC3101 Financial Management 3

Note: If approved, professional exemption will be affected.


ECO3104 Macroeconomics 3 √ √ √

FNC3101 Financial Management 3 √ √ √

FNC3103 Corporate Finance 3 √ √ √

FNC3201 Financial Markets and Institutions 3 √ √ √

MGM3102 Management Philosophy 3 √ √ √

MGM3201 Organisational Behaviour 3 √ √ √

MGM4105 Strategic Management 3 √ √ √

MGM4600 Business Law 3 √ √ √

MGM4603 Company Law 3 √ √ √

Total 101 98 101


UMT students need to meet 15 credit hours while IDP students need to meet 20 credit hours. Students are allowed to select courses from any school. However, students are encouraged to take the following

courses if they are offered by the Bachelor of or Accounting programme:


ACT4002 International Business and Globalisation 3

ACT4003 Company Secretarial Practice 2

ACT4103 Public Sector Accounting 3

ACT4104 Accounting for Islamic Financial Transactions 3

ACT4105 Current Issues in Accounting & and Auditing 3

ACT4106 Accounting for Specialised Industries 3

ACT4107 International Accounting 3

ACT4108 Accounting Issues in Maritime Industries 3

ACT4109 Environmental Accounting and Reporting 3

ACT4302 Internal Auditing 3

ACT4401 Advanced Taxation 3

ACT4993 Accounting Work Integrated Learning Attachment 3

ACT4994 Taxation Integrated Learning Attachment 3

ACT4995 Audit Work Integrated Attachment 3

ACT4996 Secretarial Integrated Learning Attachment 3

ACT4997 Business Advisory Integrated Learning Attachment 3

ACT4998 Accounting Research 1 3

ACT4999 Accounting Research 2 3

FNC4101 International Finance 3

FNC4201 Investment Analysis 3

FNC4202 Derivatives Market 3

FNC4301 Bank Management 3

FNC4302 International Banking 3

FNC4701 Islamic Financial Management 3

FNC4801 Islamic Economics 3

FNC4802 Islamic Financial Institutions and Markets 3

FNC4803 Islamic Capital Market 3

FNC4804 Sharia Rules in Financial Transactions 3

FNC4805 Deposit and Financial Operations of Islamic Banks 3

FNC4806 Wealth Planning and Management 3

TOTAL 15



Category

Credits/Programme



20 (15%) 18 (13%)


101 (74%) 98 (72%)

Electives 15 (11%) 20 (15%)

TOTAL 136 (100%) 136 (100%)





Co-Curriculum 2 √ √


MPU3312 Appreciation of Nature and Ocean Heritage 2 √ √


MPU3223 Basic Entrepreneurship 3 √

BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3 √ √

BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes 3 √ √




Total 20 18

Programme Core Courses (101 or 98 Credit Hours)


UMT/ UMT-TAF IDP UMT-ACCA

ACT3100 Accounting Principles 2 √ √ √

ACT3101 Financial Accounting & and Reporting 1 3 √ √ √

ACT3102 Financial Accounting and & Reporting 2 3 √ √ √




ACT3201 Management Accounting 1 3 √ √ √

ACT3202 Management Accounting 2 3 √ √ √

ACT4201 Seminar in Management Accounting 3 √ √ √

ACT3301 Audit 1 3 √ √ √

ACT4301 Audit 2 3 √ √ √

ACT3401 Taxation 1 3 √ √ √

ACT3402 Taxation 2 3 √ √ √

ACT3501 Accounting Information Systems 3 √ √ √

ACT3502 Analysis and & Design of Accounting Information

3 √ √ √

ACT4001 Business Ethics in Corporate Governance 3 √ √ √

ACT4601 Integrated Case Studies 3 √ √ √

ACT4992 Industrial Training* 12 √ √ -

ACT4991 Industrial Attachment* 12 - - √

BBB3102 Public Speaking 3 √ - √

COM3103 Business Communication 3 √ √ √

ECO3103 Microeconomics 3 √ √ √


CAREER PROSPECTS

Bachelor of Accounting graduates have the opportunity to work as accountants, auditors, tax assessors, treasurers, corporate secretaries, consultants, financial officers, financial analysts,

researchers and academicians. Within the public sector, graduates have the opportunity to work in government departments, statutory bodies and local authorities. In the private sector, graduates can work in commercial and industrial bodies, banks, insurance companies and accounting

firms. With the knowledge and skills applied throughout the programme, graduates also have the opportunity to become entrepreneurs.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


a. a) Passed SPM or equivalent. b) Obtained a pass with credit in SPM for Bahasa



2.00) in General Studies and Grade C (CGPA 2.00) in two (2) other subjects.

Or Possess a diploma or an equivalent thereof recognised by the Malaysian Government and approved by the University Senate;

Or Obtained at least a CGPA of 2.00 at the KPM Matriculation/UM Science Foundation level.



the following STPM papers: Economy, Accounting or Business Studies/ Management;

ii. Obtained a pass with credit for Mathematics in SPM or at least Grade C (CGPA 2.00) for Mathematics at the STPM/Matriculation/Foundation level;


iv. Obtained at least Band 2 in the Malaysian University English Test (MUET).


A diploma in a related field from a recognised

institution.


a) General Requirements i. Senior High School/Senior Secondary School/

Other Certificates from the government

schools (with the period of at least 11 to 12 years of study from primary to higher secondary); 0R


iii. Any other certificate that is recognised by

the Senate of the University as equivalent to the above

AND

b) Language Requirements iv. Pass the Test of English as a Foreign

Language (TOEFL) by at least 550, 0R v. Pass the International English Language

Testing System (ELTS) at least 5.5, 0R vi. Pass the Malaysian University English Test

(MUET) at least Band 3.

*Applicants from countries where the official

language is English must obtain at least a credit in their English Language Paper at higher secondary school level.

AND

c) Programme’s Specific Requirements





BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING

The Bachelor of Accounting programme takes four years to complete. Students must complete at least 136 credit hours according to the programme structure in order to be awarded the Bachelor of Accounting (Honours). This programme has been accredited by the Malaysian Qualification Agency

(MQA), and is recognised by a number of

professional bodies, including the Association of

Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), CPA

(Australia) and the Malaysian Institute of Certified

Public Accountants (MICPA).

This programme has joint ventures with two organisations, namely Salihin Chartered & Co., with which the Teaching Accountancy Firm (TAF) was established, and the ACCA. Students taking courses under TAF will learn about accounting, auditing and taxation in the industry. The joint venture with ACCA involves the implementation of ACCA Accelerate. Students registered under ACCA Accelerate will sit for the ACCA exams during their time at UMT; Students who are not registered can only sit for the ACCA exams after graduating from UMT. Thus, the former have an

advantage, as they have the opportunity to obtain their ACCA professional qualifications earlier.


To produce graduates who: • have the necessary accounting knowledge

and skills needed in the field of accounting

that are in line with the developments in the accounting profession;

• have leadership qualities and can intelligently convey information pertaining to accounting to make decisions individually or with teams within an organisation;

• are able to identify and give suggestions on how to solve accounting issues within an organisation in a professional and ethical manner according to applicable accounting standards;

• can demonstrate entrepreneurial skills and are aware of the importance of lifelong learning in career advancement.


employer-employee relationships, especially in the shipping industry. The course also focuses on techniques and methods used to enhance organisation effectiveness through correct


MMM4505 Maritime Strategic


This course covers all the functions used in making strategic decisions and policies in the maritime industry, focusing on top management perspectives. Topics and current issuesdiscussed include elements and processes in strategic planning, SWOT, Delphi and environmental analysis, competitive rivalry profiles, alternative

strategy formulation, alternative and strategic options, application of strategy, and controlling and valuing strategies for the maritime industry.

MMM4901 Maritime Research Methods Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course introduces students to the basics of maritime research, which involves the use of both quantitative and qualitative research methods. The contents of this course include research design, questionnaires, data collection, data

analysis and writing research findings.

Students are introduced to final report and

research proposal writing for research based on issues related to the maritime industry.

MMM4992A Industrial Training Credit Hours : 12 (0+12) Prerequisites : None

Students are placed in government agencies or within the private sector for a duration of 24 weeks in the final semester. The aim is to expose

students to the real-life work environment. Students will be supervised by relevant organisations as well as university supervisors.

MMM4998A Final Year Project I


Prerequisites : MMM4901 Maritime Research

Methods (Required to Register)

This course aims to introduce students of the Maritime Management Department to scientific

research. Topics of scientific research include

management of the marine environment, shipping management, port management, the maritime economy, maritime insurance and maritime law. Students will select a research research topic after discussions with their supervisor about their interest in that area. Students will have the opportunity to learn how to use research methods programmes, such as the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) for statistical analysis.

MMM4999A Final Year Project II


Prerequisites : MMM4998A Final Year Project I

(Required to Pass)

This course is an extension of the Final Year

Project I.

MNS4301 Marine Cargo Operation Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course aims to equip students with an understanding of the system and arrangement of containers. This course also focuses on hardware and network systems in planning, arranging and long-distance delivery. It also covers aspects of operating equipment, technology, loading, cargo ventilation systems and safety.



ships, management structures, and ownership of

shipping consortia. Traffic flow, port tariffs

and shipping fares will also be looked at, and students will go on a number of tours.

MMM4302 Aquatic Resources Policies

and Laws Credit Hours : 4 (4+0) Prerequisites : None

This course introduces students to the institutions responsible for enacting laws and policies related to the management of aquatic resources at the international, regional and national levels. Students should be able to explain the various stages and phases involved in the enactment of laws and policies related to the management of aquatic resources at each of these levels.

MMM4303 Management of Marine

Pollution Credit Hours : 4 (4+0) Prerequisites : None

This course aims to introduce students to the management of marine pollution. This course highlights the development of international, regional and national laws, policies and practices related to the management of marine pollution. Topics covered in this course include coastal pollution, ocean dumping and shipping pollution.

MMM4304 International Law of the Sea Credit Hours : 4 (4+0) Prerequisites : None

This course introduces students to the international legal framework governing maritime security. Students will learn how states establish maritime boundaries, and about the rights and

responsibilities in maritime zones such as

territorial waters, exclusive economic zones and

high seas, and the process of resolving disputes over the sea and its resources. Students will also examine current issues that are relevant to Malaysia, such as those related to delineation,

fisheries, maritime security and marine pollution.

MMM4306 Policy and Marine


This course aims to introduce students to international, regional and national policies and laws related to marine management. Emphasis is placed on giving students an understanding of marine management in general, the use of marine resources, and developments and issues in marine management. Students will examine how marine management concepts and models such as

integrated coastal zone management, marine

protected areas and community fisheries

management are effective in managing maritime waters in Malaysia.

MMM4307 Marine Insurance Credit Hours : 4 (4+0) Prerequisites : None

This course in an introduction to the early history of insurance market development in London (Lloyd‟s); the principles and practices in marine insurance; and the importance and function of marine insurance. Exposure and insight into the concepts of reinsurance, warranties, loss, protection and indemnity club, maritime claims, maritime offences, and marine salvage will also

be given.

MMM4309 Carriage of Goods by Sea Credit Hours : 4 (4+0) Prerequisites : None

This course introduces students to the principles of legal practice related to the carriage of goods by sea. Students will examine delivery contracts, express and implied obligations, charter party contracts, and matters related to bills of lading, laycan, laydays, demurrage, freight payment, dispute settlements and claims, and the rules and regulations related to the carriage of goods by sea.

MMM4504 Maritime Human Resource


This course emphasises the concept of intermediation between human resource managers and other managers in executing human resource management activities such as employment planning, recruitment, selection, training and development, rewards, and


to and strengthening maritime supply chain security. Several techniques for analysing risks in supply chains will also be introduced.

MMM4105 Logistics Management and

Distribution Credit Hours : 4 (4+0) Prerequisites : None

This course equips students with a broad understanding of logistics and physical distribution systems. Emphasis is placed on the components and roles of logistics and distribution systems in the economy and in organisations. Students will also learn about the developments and challenges faced by major logistics management providers, the integration of activities, and supply chain management, which includes outsourcing. The relationship between logistics activities and total costs, company profitability and profitability

strategy models will also be discussed. Students will also learn about customer service, order processing management, inventory management methods, information systems, transport modes and regulations, the transport-logistics-marketing interface, and the development and analysis of storage and integrated warehousing. The course

also incorporates aspects of vehicle fleet

management (transport) and global logistics. Students will attend a seminar and visit ports, airports, logistics organisations and transport companies.

MMM4106 Marine Salvage Credit Hours : 4 (4+0) Prerequisites : None

This course equips students with information on the elements of salvage, how payment is determined, salvage agreement forms, and the obligations and liabilities of all parties involved in salvage operations, the International Convention on Salvage, IMO 1989 and marine salvage laws in Malaysia. In addition to discussing regulatory and insurance regimes associated with marine salvage, this course also addresses practical issues about salvage, the concepts involved, and the context of salvage operations. This course also highlights the driving forces, key issues, past and present salvage operation problems and trends, and maritime safety and pollution.

MMM4201 Ship Brokers and Charters Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course discusses the latest information on the shipping market and ship chartering channels and networks from all over the world that ship brokers need to know about. This course also deals with the legal aspects of shipbroking and chartering, charter party forms and the important clauses within them, calculation of charter rates, creating timesheets for shipping charters, and calculation of demurrage or despatch.

MMM4204 Shipping and Port


This course equips students with a basic understanding of the concepts of management and administration within public and private port and shipping companies. Students will be introduced to containers, bulk goods, multipurpose ports, LNG and petroleum, fishing

and naval base ports, their administration and how they are operated. The course also looks at portfacilities and cargo traffic flow, and compares

port and shipping activity management in this country and in developed countries. Students will also be introduced to the roles of Hinterland, free-

trade zones/free zones, inland/dry ports, port hubs, feeder ports, multimodalism, the haulage industry, conventional lorries, inland waterways in the maritime industry and support agencies (private and public).The application of the queueing theory and an analysis of the economy and investments in port and shipping management will also be discussed. Students will also learn about the planning and development of ports as well as economic, social, political and

financial developments. The course also

discusses port services and marketing. Students will visit ports, shipping companies and haulage/ transport companies, and attend seminars.

MMM4301 Shipping Policy and

Administration Credit Hours : 4 (4+0) Prerequisites : None

The role and function of shipping in national and international trade and international shipping policies will be discussed in this course. Students will also learn about design concepts, the arrangement and handling of cargo on



MMM3405 Maritime Business and

Statistics Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course exposes students to basic statistical concepts that can be applied in maritime management. Descriptive statistics, which are used to summarise and present data, will be discussed along with statistical analysis, which includes topics such as sampling distribution, budgeting, hypothesis testing of one and two populations, simple linear regression, and correlation and multiple regression.

MMM3406 Maritime Trade Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course introduces students to both domestic and international maritime trade concepts and practices. Beginning with the basic concepts and goals of trade, students will be taught about the parties involved, the laws and trade organisations, payment and financing methods,

features of shipping carriers, categories of goods, and maritime trade support technology.

MMM3407 Shipping Economics Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course is an introduction to shipping economics. It includes topics such as economic fundamentals, shipping industry organisations, the conference system, and bulk and dry shipping markets. Students will also learn about cost and pricing strategies. This course takes examples from domestic and international shipping cases.

MMM3501 Maritime Information System Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course includes topics such as communication theories used in maritime transport organisations, understanding the maritime electronic information system, current developments, the evolution of software used in the maritime transport industry, and the technology used as well as current issues related to the maritime transport industry.

MMM3502 Principles of Maritime


This course is about the various sectors within the maritime industry, and gives an understanding about the theories, principles, techniques and basic tools of management while focusing on the functions of business and non- business organisations related to the maritime industry. Emphasis will also be given to planned management approaches.

MMM3503 Maritime Services Marketing Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

Marketing is a business function that identifies

consumer needs and wants, determines the best target markets, and designs products, services or programmes for selected maritime logistics and transport markets. In this course, students will learn about the principles and concepts related to the functions of marketing, such as products/services, distribution, promotion, pricing, planning and marketing management.

MMM3601 Maritime Occupational Safety

and Health Management Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course is designed to give students an understanding of the maritime ecosystem, and serves as an introduction to the components involved in operations within the maritime cluster. This course also teaches students about the interactions between the maritime ecosystem and the need for occupational safety and health management systems. Emphasis is placed on the ability of maritime clusters to change along with the dynamic international trade industry.

MMM3602 Risk Management in

Maritime Supply Chains Credit Hours : 4 (4+0) Prerequisites : None

This course is designed to give students an understanding of risk management in maritime supply chains. Emphasis is placed on risk management techniques, which involves identifying risks, analysing, and responding


COURSE SYNOPSIS

MMM3001 Maritime English Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course aims to improve English language proficiency to a level that allows the student

to meet the English language requirements set by the STCW Code 1995. This course combines learning grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation with four communication skill practices, namely listening, verbalisation, reading and writing.

MMM3101 Multimodal Transportation Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course aims to teach students about transportation. Emphasis is on the aspect of interconnectivity and the factors that influence

demand for transportation. Among the topics discussed are physical components and properties of transportation systems, selection of transportation mode, authorities and consumer protection agencies, and management and finance in transportation organisations.

MMM3201 Container System Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course aims to help students understand and analyse the container system and container arrangements. This course emphasises hardware and network systems in planning, arranging and long-distance delivery. Topics also include operating equipment, technology, loading, cargo ventilation systems and safety.

MMM3202 Liner Management Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course teaches students about liner rules and regulations, shipping conferences and collective agreements. Other topics include commercial management in liners, liner selection, capital loan expenditure, sailing programmes

and scheduling, financial management and administration, current issues, and developments in technology.

MMM3203 Port Geography Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the port system and introduce them to the components of port operations. The course also aims to teach students about the interaction between the port system and inland and surrounding components. Emphasis is also placed on the port system‟s ability to change in line with dynamic international trade.

MMM3301 Admiralty Law Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course is an introduction to Admiralty Law, the concept of jurisdiction, where Admiralty Law is enforced, vessel ownership, navigation safety laws and liabilities, and port and sea facilities.

MMM3308 Maritime International

Relations and Diplomacy Credit Hours : 3 (3+0) Prerequisites : None

This course explains the concept of Maritime International Relations and Diplomacy. Concepts such as International Relations, Maritime Arbitration Rules, the International Competition Policy, and the International Maritime Institute are discussed. A case study on sovereignty and negotiations between two countries is also provided. The course also includes discussions on the theories and concept of foreign policy, bilateralism, multilateralism and unilateralism.

MMM3404 Customs and Border Crossing

Rules

Credit Hours: 3 (3+0)

Prerequisites: None

This course discusses the concept of customs regulations on cross-border transactions, International Customs, International Customs Regulations and sovereignty, Rules of Origin, the Customs Convention (Kyoto), and the World Customs Organisation. Case studies on prohibited items and cross-border negotiations involving

customs affairs are also discussed. Theories and concepts about national customs via bilateral, multilateral and unilateral customs relations will also be looked at to answer questions related to Customs and Border Crossing Rules.


UMT-ABS Programme Scheme



MPU3172 Malaysian Studies 2 PAL3203 Personal Finance 2

MMM3503 Maritime Services Marketing

3 MMM3406 Maritime Trade 3

MMM3502 Principles of Maritime Management

3 ECO3100 Economic Way of Thinking 3

ACC3100 Business Accounting 4 MMM3405 Maritime Business and Statistics

3

MMM3001 Maritime English 3 COM3103 Business Communication 3

MPU3223 Basic Entreprenueurrship 3 BBB3102 Public Speaking 3

CCK2001 Co- Curriculum (Public Oratory )


Total 20 Total 20



MMM3501 Maritime Information System

3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3

MMM3101 Multimodal Transportation 3 MMM4309 Carriage of Goods by Sea 4

MMM3407 Shipping Economics 3 MNS4301 Marine Cargo Operation 3

MMM4504 Maritime Human Resource Management

3 MMM4901 Maritime Research Methods

3

MMM3301 Admiralty Law 3 MMM4306 Policy and Marine Management

4

MMM4204 Shipping and Port Management

4

Elective 1 3

Total 19 Total 20



MMM4201 Ship Brokers and Charters 3 MMM4505 Maritime Strategic Management

3

MMM4307 Marine Insurance 4 MMM4105 Logistics Management and Distribution

4

MNS4201 Maritime Safety 3 MMM4999A Final Year Project II 4

MMM4303 International Law of the Sea

4 Elective 3 3

MMM4998A Final Year Project I 2 Elective 4 3 Elective 2 3 Elective 5 3

Total 19 Total 20


MMM4992A Industrial Training 12

Total 12




International Degree Programme Scheme (IDP)




2






3



3 BBB3102 Public Speaking 3

Co-Curriculum 2 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

Total 20 Total 20




3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3





3


4


4

Elective 1 3

Total 19 Total 20




3


4

MNS4201 Maritime Safety 3 MMM4999A Final Year Project II 4


4 Elective 3 3

MMM4998A Final Year Project 1 2 Elective 4 3 Elective 2 3 Elective 5 3

Total 19 Total 20



Total 12



UMT Programe Scheme With 2u2i Implementation



NCC3053 Malaysian Nationhood 3 MPU3122 Islamic and Asian Civilisation

2



2




3


MPU2112 Ethnic Relations 2 MGM3103 Basic Entrepreneurship 3 Co-Curriculum 2 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

Total 20 Total 19









3


4


4 MMM4505 Maritime Strategic Management

3

Total 19 Total 20



MMM4201 Ship Brokers and Charters 3 MMM4105 Logistics Management and Distribution

4

MMM4307 Marine Insurance 4 MMM4999A Final Year Project II 4

MNS4201 Maritime Safety 3 Elective 1 3


4 Elective 12 4


3 Elective 3 3

MMM4998A Final Year Project I 2 Elective 4 3

Total 19 Total 21



Total 12




PROGRAMME SCHEMES UMT and UMT- RETI Programme Schemes



NCC3053 Malaysian Nationhood 3 MPU3122 Islamic and Asian Civilisation

2



2




3


MPU2112 Ethnic Relations 2 MPU3223 Basic Entrepreneurship 3 Co-Curriculum 2 BBB3101 Academic Writing Skills 3

Total 20 Total 19









3


4


4 Elective 1 3

Total 19 Total 20




3


4

MNS4201 Maritime Safety 3 BBB3103 English for Occupational Purposes

3


4 MMM4999A Final Year Project II 4

MMM4998A Final Year Project I 2 Elective 3 3 Elective 2 4 Elective 4 3

Total 20 Total 20


MMM4992A Industrial Training 12 Total 12



MMM4901 Maritime Research Methods 3

MMM4998 Final Year Project I 2

MMM4999 Final Year Project II 4

MMM4992 Industrial Training 12

MNS4301 Marine Cargo Operation 3

MNS4201 Maritime Safety 3

TOTAL 97

Elective Courses (13 or 15 credit hours)

UMT/UMT-RETI/2u2i students must select three (3) elective courses with 3 credit hours (totalling 9 credit hours) and one (1) elective course with 4 credit hours (totalling 13 credit hours). To fulfil CILT

requirements, students are encouraged to take the following courses:


MMM3201 Container System 3 MMM3202 Liner Management 3

MMM3203 Port Geography 3

MMM3308 Maritime International Relations and Diplomacy 3

MMM3404 Customs and Border Crossing Rules 3

MMM3601 Maritime Occupational Safety and Health Management 3

MMM3602 Risk Management in Maritime Supply Chains 4

MMM4106 Marine Salvage 4

MMM4301 Shipping Policy and Administration 4

MMM4302 Aquatic Resources Policies and Laws 4

MMM4303 Management of Marine Pollution 4

MNS4202 Maritime Communications 3

MNS4207 Security Management and Risk Analysis 3 CAS3501 Technology and Application of Maritime Informatics 3



Category Credits/Programme

UMT/ UMT-RETI/ 2u2i UMT-ABS IDP

University Core Courses 20 (15%) 18 (14%) 18 (14%)

Programme Core Courses 97 (75%) 97 (75%) 97 (75%)

Electives 13 (10%) 15 (11%) 15 (11%)

TOTAL 130 (100%) 130 (100%) 130 (100%)


Code Course Credit Programme

UMT/UMT-RETI/ 2u2i UMT-ABS IDP


Co-Curriculum 2 √ √ √


MPU3312 Appreciation Of Nature and Ocean Heritage

2 √

√


MPU3223 Basic Entrepreneurship 3 √ √



3 √ √ √



3

√

PAL3203 Personal Finance 2 √


Total 20 18 18

Programme Core Courses (97 Credit Hours)

Code Nama Kursus Credit




MMM3406 Maritime Trade 3

MMM3407 Shipping Economics 3

MMM3502 Principles of Maritime Management 3

MMM3001 Maritime English 3

MMM4105 Logistics Management and Distribution 4

MMM3101 Multimodal Transportation 3

MMM4201 Ship Brokers and Charters 3

MMM4204 Shipping and Port Management 4

MMM4304 International Law of the Sea 4

MMM4309 Carriage of Goods by Sea 4

MMM4307 Marine Insurance 4

MMM4306 Policy and Marine Management 4

MMM3405 Maritime Business and Statistics 3

MMM3501 Maritime Information System 3

MMM4505 Maritime Strategic Management 3

MMM4504 Maritime Human Resource Management 3

MMM3301 Admiralty Law 3

MMM3503 Maritime Services Marketing 3


programme can produce more professionals in

the fields of shipping, ports, transportation

and logistics, and help develop the country and region through the service sector, which currently needs more skilled and professional workers.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

General Entry Requirements:


Melayu/Bahasa/equivalent, or a credit in the July SPM paper for Bahasa Melayu/Bahasa Malaysia.

c) Obtained at least Band 1 in the Malaysian University English Test (MUET).

d) Passed STPM with at least Grade C (CGPA 2.00) in General Studies and Grade C (CGPA 2.00) in two (2) other subjects.

or


or

Obtained at least a CGPA of 2.00 at the KPM Matriculation/UM Science Foundation/UiTM Foundation level.



the following STPM papers: Geography, Economy, Accounting or Business



Passed at the Matriculation level or obtained a

diploma in a related field from any

recognised institution.


a) General Requirements i. Senior High School/Senior Secondary




iii. Any other certificate that is recognized


AND

b) Language Requirements i. Pass the Test of English Language as a






AND


ii. Studies; Obtained a pass with credit for Mathematics in SPM or at least Grade C (CGPA 2.00) for Mathematics at the STPM/Matriculation/Foundation level;





BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT (MARITIME)

This programme, which was recognised in 2011 as a professional programme by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Malaysia (CILTM), has

been on offer since 2001. This recognition proves that this programme is strong and in line with the needs of the maritime industry.


This programme has paved the way for industry- based learning. The 2u2i programme will be implemented in 2020, and this will provide students with the opportunity to gain a one-year experience at two of Malaysia‟s leading ports – the Port of Tanjung Pelepas and the Kuantan Port Consortium.

To further strengthen the programme, the Malaysian Maritime Logistics and Transport Centre (MaLTraC), which is a maritime transportation and logistics hub, was established and will become a reference and education centre for the collection of data related to maritime transportation.

CAREER PROSPECTS

Through the development of competencies in the

fields of management, maritime operations,

maritime law and transportation, graduates can go on to work as executives and managers in sectors related to maritime transportation and logistics.

Graduates can work in a variety of fields in both public and private sectors. The Bachelor of Management (Maritime) with Honours programme is accredited and recognised by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT).

Students in this programme automatically become allied members of the CILT and, upon graduation, become full members of the CILT. With professional CILT membership, students can go on to work not just in this country, but throughout the ASEAN region and internationally, as CILT membership is recognised worldwide. With CILT membership, graduates will be able to compete with candidates from the ASEAN region and other developing countries. Through recognition and accreditation from the CILT, this

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

Bachelor of Management (Maritime) Bachelor of Accounting

Bachelor of Management (Marketing) Bachelor of Tourism Management

Undergraduate Guidebook School of Maritime Business and Management



List of Elective Courses by Field of Concentration

Elective Concentration I – Strategic

Management Change Management Strategic Entrepreneurship Innovation Management in Organisation Strategic Leadership and Decision Making International Business

Organisational Behaviour

Elective Concentration II – Islamic Finance Governance and Applications of Syariah in Islamic Finance Financial Institutions and Markets Islamic Economics: Theory and Practice Financial Operations and Deposits of Islamic Banking Syariah Applications in Financial Transactions Estate Planning and Management in Islam

Elective Concentration III – Marketing

Consumer Behaviour International Marketing Sales Management Services Marketing Tourism Marketing Destination Marketing

Elective Concentration IV – Maritime

Logistics Modern Port Management Marine Insurance The Law of Carriage of Goods by Sea Logistics and Supply Chain Management Maritime Logistics


Elective Concentration V – Logistics and

Supply Chain Logistics and Supply Chain Management Modern Port Management Marine Insurance The Law of Carriage of Goods by Sea Maritime Logistics



i. TOEFL : 500; or

ii. IELTS : 5.5 ; or

iii. A proof of adequate command of English

specified by respective school.

e) e) The highest grade certificate of competency

for unrestricted service as Master Mariner (Master of Vessel 3000 GT or more Unlimited Trade Voyage approved by the government or equivalent) or Chief Engineer (Chief Engineer of Vessel 3000 GT or more Unlimited Trade Voyage approved by the government or equivalent);

or

f) The certificate of competency as Chief Mate of

Vessel 3000 GT or more Unlimited Voyage approved by the government or equivalent or Second Engineer of Vessel 3000 GT or more Unlimited Voyage approved by the government or equivalent, and minimum of five (5) years

working experience in the relevant field

as accepted by the Senate.

List of Courses for the Master of Management (Integrated Coastal Zone)

Kursus Credit

Semester 1

Coastal Zone Concepts and Theories 3

Economics Structure in the Coastal Zone 3



Introduction to Geoinformatics 3

Semester 2

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) 3

Economics Valuation of Resources 3



Semester 3


Environmental Accounting 3

Coastal Laws and Policies 3

Case Study in Coastal Management 6

List of Courses for the Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Kursus Credit

Semester 1


Accounting for Managers 3

Marketing Management 3

Managerial Economics 3

Semester 2


Electronic Commerce Technology 3


Financial Management 3

Semester 3

Business Research Methods 3

Business Ethics in Corporate Governance 3

Operations Management 3

1 Elective Course (Compulsory) 3

Semester 4


1 Elective Course (Compulsory) Project

Paper

3

3 6



POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES The school offers two structures for postgraduate

programmes, which are by Research (Structure A) and by Coursework (Structure C). Currently the MQA framework provides three structures for postgraduates programmes: Structure A (by Research), B (by mixed mode of Research and Coursework) and C (Coursework).

Masters and PhD Programmes (Research)

The school offers the Master of Science (MSc)

and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) by research programmes under Structure A. Students under this structure are required to complete a research project and submit a thesis that

provides significant contribution to the chosen

area of knowledge. The following are areas of research offered at the school:

a) Business and Administration

Sub-fields:

• Accounting

• Finance

• Management

• Marketing

• Tourism

b) Maritime Studies

Students under the research programme are required to complete their studies within the time frame based on the selected mode – full- time or part-time. The study durations are as follows:

Programme Full-time Part-time

Research (Structure A) Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) 4 semesters 10 semesters 6 semesters 14 semesters

Masters (MSc) 2 semesters 6 semesters 4 semesters 10 semesters

Masters (Coursework)

The school offers two (2) Masters programme

by coursework consisting of the Master of Management (Integrated Coastal Zone Management) and the Master of Business Administration (MBA). Both of the Master programmes are offered at the main campus,

off-campus and off-shore. Initially the

programme offerings commenced more than a

decade ago at the main campus and expanded to

off-campus and off-shore.

Since the coursework programmes are by nature more guided and structured, students are required to attend lectures and undertake continuous assessment throughout the semester. Students are also required to maintain a CGPA of 3.00 and above and obtain at least a grade B for every course taken.

Full-time students under Structure C are required to enrol for a minimum of 9 credit hours each semester, while part-time students are those enrolled for a minimum of 3 credit

hours a semester. The duration of study for full- time and part-time students is from a minimum of 3 semesters for Master of Management students and a minimum of 4 semesters for Master of Business Administration students. The maximum duration of study is 10 semesters for students of both programmes. All candidates applying must

fulfil the following minimum requirements:

a) A bachelor’s degree in related field with

minimum CGPA of 2.50 or equivalent, as accepted by the Senate; or

b) A bachelor’s degree in related field or

equivalent with CGPA below 2.50, can be accepted subject to a minimum of five (5)

years working experience in relevant field as

accepted by the Senate; or c) A bachelor‟s degree or any other academic

qualifications in related field and possesses

evidence of adequate work experience recognized by the Senate; or

d) A proof of English proficiency (for international

candidates only):


Core Courses, the Programme Core Courses and the Elective Courses, while the Bachelor of

Tourism Management programme has five

course components.


The University Core Courses consist of courses that are compulsory for all UMT students. These courses aim to provide students with additional knowledge as well as knowledge gained from their respective areas of expertise.

English Language Requirements

i. To be able to register on course BBB3103, students must obtain a Band 3, 4, 5 or 6 in the Malaysian University English Test (MUET) .

ii. Students who obtain Band 1 or 2 in the MUET are required to pass the English for Academic Communication 1 (BBB2000) course.

iii. The BBB3101 course is a prerequisite to the BBB3103 course .


The Programme Core Courses consist of courses related to the areas of specialisation, and are set by the school and respective programmes. Core courses are compulsory for all students.

Prerequisites

Registration on courses requiring prerequisites can be made when the student has registered (required to register) the prerequisite course unless stated otherwise (required to pass).

Student Mentoring System

The Student Mentoring System, also known as The Mentor Mentee System, is implemented at UMT. According to this system, each registered UMT student is assigned under a school member who serves as a mentor. The goal of the Student Mentoring System is to create a systematic communication channel for students to address their problems, especially those pertaining to academic matters, to their mentors. This system also aims to strengthen the bond between students and lecturers.

Some of the roles of a mentor are as follows: • To help students understand the curriculum,

the semester system, the registration system, the examination system and course exemption.

• To aid students in planning their study scheme. • To assist students in course selection.

• To give advice on academic problems. • To identify related problems that can lead to

academic problems so that they may be referred to parties that have the expertise to solve the problems.

• To sign and certify certificates and other

documents related to student‟s academics.

• To be a mentor and to motivate students. • To hold meetings with students at least once

every semester.




Introduction

The School of Maritime Business and Management was established on 1 December 2013. The school was established to provide academic and professional training for students to meet the nation‟s requirements to produce more

professionals in the fields of maritime

research, accounting, finance, management,

marketing and tourism.

The school aims to produce quality graduates with a competitive edge. The programmes offered

are in line with UMT’s goal to produce

professionals in the fields of science, technology,

natural resource management and maritime management. The school also aims to become a centre of excellence for research related to natural resource management. Thus, the school

provides facilities for academic staff and undergraduates to aid them in conducting research, and also offers advice and consultation

serves.

School Goals

• To uphold the university‟s mission to become a top learning and research centre that generates knowledge based on science and technology towards sustainable development, socioeconomic improvement and social harmony;

• To provide highly skilled labour that possess professional skills and self-discipline through the implementation of good values and positive work ethics;

• To produce graduates who are sensitive to new ideas in management and responsive towards

changes in current affairs, and can become good examples to students and society;

• To contribute through the dissemination of ideas and new practices, and to find solutions

to current issues faced by society, and; • To build a relationship with other universities,

institutions and industries for the good of society and the development of the country.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

The school offers the following four programmes

for undergraduates information on study duration and total credits required to graduate is as follows:

General Information on Studying at UMT

UMT uses the semester system. The academic year consists of two semesters: Semester 1 (which starts in September) and Semester 2 (which starts in February). One semester is 18 weeks long, divided as follows: 7 weeks of lectures + 1 week mid-semester break + 7 weeks of lectures + 3 weeks of final examinations.

Programme Structure

The structure of the curriculum for undergraduate programmes is based on UMT‟s philosophy and goals, which are to produce quality graduates who are highly adaptable to various situations, useful to society, knowledgeable, and possess leadership skills and qualities. There are three components in the programme curriculum, namely the University

Programme Duration Total Credits

Bachelor of Management (Maritime)

3.5 tahun

130

Bachelor of Accounting 4 tahun 136

Bachelor of Management (Marketing)

3 tahun

120

Bachelor of Tourism Management

3 tahun

122


BACHELOR OF TOURISM MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME

Senior Lecturer

Dr. Aleff Omar Shah Nordin PhD (USM) M. Mgmt. (ICZM) (UMT), B.Econ. (UMT) Field: Tourism Development

Dr. Fathilah Ismail PhD (Victoria), MBA (Cardiff),

B.Econ. (Hons.) (Malaya) Field: Tourism Development

Dr . Kalsitinoor Set (Programme Chairman) PhD (Newcastle), MBA (UiTM), BBA Marketing (Hons.) (UiTM), DBS (UiTM) Field: Management

Dr. N Alia Fahada W Ab Rahman PhD (Flinders), MBA (UiTM), BBA (Finance) (UiTM), DBS (UiTM)

Field: Tourism Marketing

Dr. Noor Zatul Iffah Hussin PhD (Newcastle), M.Sc. Int. Marketing (East London), BBA (Mgmt.) (UTM) Field: Management

Dr. Yusnita Yusof PhD (UMT), M.Tourism Mgmt. (Griffith),

BBA Tourism (Hons.) (UUM) Field: Tourism Development

Lecturer

Mr . Hanif Hanan M. Tourism Mgmt. (UiTM), B.Sc. (Hons.) Tourism Mgmt. (UiTM), Dip. Tourism Mgmt. (UiTM) Field: Tourism Management

Mr. Mohd Rahimi Abdul Halim M.Sc. Tourism Planning (UTM), BHM-T (Hons.) (KUTPM), Dip. Tourism Mgmt. (UiTM) Field: Tourism Planning

Mr. Shahriman Abdul Hamid M.Sc. Tourism Planning (UTM), B.Sc. Tourism Mgmt. (Hons.) (UiTM), Dip. Tourism Mgmt. (UiTM) Field: Tourism Planning

Dr. Zaleha Mohamad PhD (UMT), MBA (UTM), BBA (Hons.) (UUM) Field: Tourism Development

Young Lecturer Training Scheme Scheme

Miss Munira Mohd Rashid (Study Leave) M.Sc. Planning Studies (USM), B. Mgmt. (Marketing) (Hons.) (USM) Field: Tourism Management



Dr. Sarina Ismail PhD (UUM), MBA (UUM), Dip. IT (Swansea Institute) Field: Marketing

Dr . Siti Falindah Padlee PhD (Monash), M.Sc. (Mgmt.) (UTM), B.Sc.Finance (UUM) Field: Marketing

Dr. Siti Nur „Atikah Zulkiffli PhD (Wollongong), MBA (UiTM), B. Mgmt. (Marketing) (KUSTEM) Field: Management

Dr. Wan Norhayati Mohamed PhD (UMT), M.Sc. (Mgmt.) (KUSTEM), BBA (Hons.) (UKM)

Field: Management

Dr. Zuha Rosufila Abu Hasan (Programme Chairman) PhD (Cardiff), MBA (UiTM), BBA

Marketing (Hons.) (UiTM), DBS (UiTM), PG Dip. Soc. Sc. Research Methods (Cardiff)

Field: Marketing

Dr. Monizaihasra Mohamed PhD (UKM), MBA (UPM), B.Mgmt. (Marketing) (KUSTEM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM) Field: Marketing

Dr. Muhammad Abi Sofian Abdul Halim PhD (UMT), MBA (UKM), B.Music (UiTM) Field: Management

Dr. Nik Hazimah Nik Mat PhD (Edith Cowan), M.Mgmt. (UIAM), B.Mgmt. (Tech.) (UTM) Field: Management

Dr. Noor Fadhiha Mokhtar PhD (Victoria), MBA (UiTM), BBA (Hons.) (UiTM), DBS (UiTM)

Field: Marketing

Dr. Nur Amalina Mohamad Zaki PhD (Griffith), MBA (Western

Michigan), B.Sc. Bus. Admin. (Indiana) Field: Marketing

Lecturer

Mdm. Junaidah Abd. Karim LLM (UKM), LLB (Kent)

Field: Business Law

Dr. Nur Aishah Awi PhD (Coventry), M.Sc. QS (Operation Mgmt.) (UiTM), B.Sc. (Statistics) (Hons.) (UiTM) Field: Business Analytic


Assoc . Prof . Dr . Ahmad Munir Dato‟ Mohd Salleh (Embat) PhD (UMT), M.Sc. (UPM), B.Sc. (Southern Illinois), Dip. Estate Mgmt. (UiTM) Field:Management

Assoc . Prof .Dr . Marhana Mohamed Anuar PhD (USM), MBA (Middlesex), BSBA (Northern Arizona)

Field: Marketing

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Azizul Yadi Yaakop PhD (Surrey), MBA (UKM), BBA (UIAM) Field: Marketing

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rokiah Kadir PhD (Sheffield), MCL (UIAM), LLB

Hons (UIAM) Field: Commercial Law and Business

Assoc . Prof . Dr . Khatijah Omar PhD (UUM), MBA (UiTM), BBA (North Texas) Field: Management

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Safiek Mokhlis, MIMM, MCIM PhD (Stirling), M. Ed. (OUM), M.Sc. (UPM), BBA (UPM) Field: Marketing

Assoc. Prof.Dr. Yusliza Che Awang @ Mohd Yusoff PhD (UiTM), MBA (USM), BBA (UPM) Field: Management

Dr. Fahirah Syaliza Mokhtar PhD (UKM), LLM (UKM), LLB Hons (UKM) Field: Business Law

Dr. Juhaizi Mohd Yusof, CMILT, MMIM PhD (UniSZA), MBA (Wales), Cert. of Competency as 2nd Mate FG (Malaysian Marine Dept.) Field: Management

BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT (MARKETING) PROGRAMME

Professor

Prof . Dr . Mohd Shaladdin Muda, CMILT PhD (Lancaster), MBA (Southern New Hampshire), B.Sc. (Indiana State), DPA (UiTM) Field: Business Analytic

Associate Professor

Senior Lecturer

Dr. Azlinzuraini Ahmad PhD (Leeds), M.Sc. (UPM), B.Sc. Agribusiness (UPM) Field:Management

Dr . Hayatul Safrah Salleh DBA (UUM), MBA (Cardiff),

B.Mgmt. (USM) Field: Marketing



Post - Doctoral Leave

Dr. Siti Nurain Muhmad PhD Finance (UMT), M.Mgmt. (ICZM) (UMT), BBA (Hons.) Islamic Banking (UiTM) Field: Finance

Young Academic Training Scheme

Cik Norakma Abd. Majid (Study Leave) M.Sc. (Acc.) (UIAM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UiTM), Dip. Acc. (KUSZA) Field: Financial Accounting and Reporting


Dr. Farizah Sulong, ACCA FCCA, CA(M) PhD(Acc) (IIUM, Malaysia), MCA (Acc) (VUW, NZ), BCM (Lincoln, NZ) Field: Management Accounting

YM Tengku Farrah Maimunah Tengku Mohd Yusof M.Sc. (Acc.) (UIAM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UiTM) Field: Financial Accounting and Reporting

Mrs. Mimi Aizreen Hamzah M.Sc. Finance (UUM), B.Sc. (Hons.) Fin. & Acc. (Salford) Field : Finance

Dr. Wan Zalani @ Zanani Wan Abdullah PhD (USM), M.Acc. (UKM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UPM) Field: Financial Accounting and Reporting

Dr. Shahnaz Ismail PhD (UMT), M.Sc. (Acc.) (UPM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UPM), Dip. Agric. Business (UPM) Field: Accounting Finance and Report

Dr . Shayuti Mohamed Adnan PhD (Auckland), M.Sc. (Acc.) (UIAM), B. Com. & Mgmt. (Lincoln) Field: Financial Accounting and Reporting

Dr. W Muhammad Zainuddin Wan Abdullah PhD (USIM), MBA (Fin. & Banking) (KUIS), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UKM) Field: Finance

Dr. Wan Nur Syahida Wan Ismail PhD (UMT), M.Sc. (Acc.) (UMT), B.Sc. (Hons.) Acc. & Finance (Wales), Dip. Acc. (KUSZA), Dip. Ed. (UKM) Field: Accounting Information System

Dr. Wan Zuriati Wan Zakaria PhD (Central Queensland), MBA (Acc.) (UUM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Field: Management Accounting

Dr. Norazlina Ilias PhD (UiTM), MBA (Finance) (UPM), B. Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Field: Management Accounting

Dr. Nor Raihan Mohamad, C.A.(M) PhD (UMT), M.Sc. (Acc.) (UPM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Field: Auditing

Dr. Nurasyikin Jamaludin PhD (Edith Cowan), MBA (Buckingham), B.Sc. Econ. (Acc. & Fin. Mgmt.) (Buckingham) Field: Finance

Dr. Nur Haiza Muhammad Zawawi PhD (La Trobe), M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Field: Management Accounting

Dr. Safwan Mohd Nor, CFTP, RFP PhD (Victoria), M. Financial Analysis (La Trobe), B.A. (Hons.) Acc. & Financial Studies (Central Lancashire), Dip. Acc. (UiTM) Field: Finance

Lecturer

Dr. Ahmad Shauqi Mohamad Zubir PhD (Birmingham),M.Sc. (Fin. Engineering) (UiTM), B.Sc. (Hons.) (UKM) Field: Finance

Mrs. Rohila @ Norhamizah Awang M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UiTM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM) Field: Financial Accounting and Reporting



Assoc. Prof. Dr. Azwadi Ali PhD (Victoria), M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acc. & Fin. (Hons.) (Lancaster) Field: Accounting Information System

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohd Zulkifli Mokhtar PhD (Cardiff), M.Acc. (Glasgow),

Adv.Dip. Acc. (Hons.) (UiTM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM). Field: Financial Accounting and Reporting

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hafiza Aishah Hashim (Program Chairman) PhD (Malaya), M.Acc. Int. Acct. & Fin. Mgmt. (Glasgow), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UiTM) Field: Financial Accounting and Reporting

Assoc. Prof. Madya Dr. Roshaiza Taha PhD (Monash), MBA (Acc.) (UUM), B. Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Field:Taxation

Assoc . Prof . Dr . Mohd Hassan Che Haat, AIIA PhD (UiTM), M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Sc. Acc. (Hons.) Cardiff)

Field:

Auditing

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rosliza Mat Zin PhD (Manchester), M.A. Acc. & Fin. Mgmt. (Essex), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UUM)

Field : Management Accounting

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zalailah Salleh, C.A. (M) PhD (Griffith), M.Sc. Acc. & Fin.

(Essex), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Field: Auditing

BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING PROGRAMME

Associate Professor

Senior Lecturer

Dr. Akmalia Mohamad Ariff PhD (Auckland), M.Acc. (UiTM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Field: Financial Accounting and Reporting

Mdm . Fatimah Shahman M.Acc. (Glasgow), Adv. Dip. Acc. (UiTM), Dip. Acc. (UiTM) Field: Taxation

Dr. Mohd Nazli Mohd Nor, C.A.(M) PhD (Edith Cowan), MSc (Acc.) (IIUM), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UKM) Field: Auditing

Dr. Mohd Shaari Abd. Rahman PhD (Tasmania), M.Sc. Acc. & Fin. (Birmingham), B.Acc. (Hons.) (UUM) Field: Accounting Information System


Mr. Ahmad Fayas Ahmad Najib (Study leave) MBA (UniSEL), B.Mgmt. (Maritime) Field: Maritime Operation

Miss Siti Marsila Mhd. Ruslan (Study leave) M.Sc. (UKM), B.Sc. (UKM)

Field: Maritime Management

Mr. Wan Mohd Zulhilmi Wan Abdul Halim (Cuti Belajar) M.Sc. (UTM), B.Sc. (UiTM) Field: Maritime Management

Academic Felo

Young Academic Training Scheme

Mr. Ahmat Yazid Maliki M.Sc. (UMT), B.App.Sc. (UMT)

Field: Maritime Operation

Mrs. Noor Faizawati Badarudin MBA (UiTM), CILT (UK), Dip. Investment Analysis (UiTM) Field: Maritime Logistic



Mr. Madzli Harun, CMILT M.Sc. (Robert Gordon), HND & B.A.B.A.C (De Montfort), Dip. (ICM, England) Field: Policy and Maritime Law

Dr. Masha Nur Salsabiela Menhat Ph. D. (Central Lancashire), M.Eng. (UPM), B.Civil Eng. (UMP) Field: Operation Managementt and Maritime Logisctic

Dr. Mohd Saiful Izwaan Saadon, CMILT, MIQM, MMIM, MMSET PhD (Quality Improvement) (UKM), M.Sc. (OSHE) (UTM), M.Sc. Quality Improvement) (UKM), B.Sc. (Hons.) Actuarial Science (UKM), Cert. SPC (DTU) Field: Maritime Management

Dr. Nurul Haqimin Mohd Salleh, CMILT (Programme Chairman) PhD (Liverpool JM), MBA (UniSEL), B.Mgmt. (Maritime) Field: Maritime Operation

Dr. Rudiah Md Hanafiah PhD (UiTM), MBA (UniSEL), B.Mgmt. (Maritime) Field: Maritime

Lecturer

Dr. Izyan Munirah Mohd Zaideen PhD (UMT), M.Sc. (UMT), B.Eng. (Biochemical) Hons (UKM) Field: Maritime Law and Policy

Mr. Mohd Rizal Ismail, CMILT MBA (UiTM), CILT (UK)

Field: Maritime Transportation

Mr . Mohd Sharifuddin Ahmad, CMILT LLM (UiTM), LLB (Hons.) (IIUM)

Field: Maritime Law

Dr. N. Muhammad Aslaam Mohamed Abdul Ghani, CMILT PhD (USA) (UTM), Adv. Dip. CILT (UK) Field: Maritim Transportation

Mrs . Wan Mariam Wan Abdullah, CMILT MCL (UIAM), LLB (UIAM)

Field: Policy and Maritime Law

Miss Hajjah Zahaitun Mahani Zakariah M.Sc. (USM), B.Sc. (USM)

Field: Policy and Maritime Law


Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohamad Rosni Othman, IAME, CNI, CMILT PhD (Newcastle), M.Sc. (KUSTEM), B.Sc. (UPM) Field: Policy and Maritime Law

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Noorul Shaiful Fitri Abdul Rahman, CMILT, IAME PhD (Liverpool JM), M.Sc. (ITMAA, Belgium), B.Mgmt. (Maritime) Field: Maritime Operation

Assoc. Prof. Datin Dr. Norhayati Shariff, CMILT PhD (UMT), MCIT (UK), M.Sc. (UTM), PG Dip. (Strathclyde), CILT (UK) Field: Maritime Logistic

SCHOOL’S ACADEMIC OFFICERS

BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT (MARITIME) PROGRAMME

Professor

Prof . Dato‟ Dr . Saharuddin Dato‟ Abdul Hamid, DIMP, PAP, FIMarEST, CMILT, M.I.KPhD (Wales), M.Sc. (Tokyo), B.Sc. (UPM) Field: Policy and Maritime Law

Associate Professor

Senior Lecturer

Dr. Abdul Hafaz Ngah, CMILT PhD (UMP), M.Ed. (UTM), BBA (UKM), Dip. Finance (KUSZA), Pro. Dip. Freight Logistics & Mgmt. (OUM) Field: Maritime Logistic

Dr. Jagan A/L Jeevan, CMILT PhD (Tasmania), M.Sc. (UMT), B.Mgmt. (Maritime) Field: Maritime Logistic

Dr . Kasypi Mokhtar, CMILT PhD (UTM), M.Sc. (UTM), CILT (UK)

Field: Maritime Transportation

Dr. Loke Keng Bin, CMILT PhD (UTM), M.Sc. (UMT), B.Sc. (UPM) Field: Maritime Operation



PROGRAMME CLUB ADVISOR

MAPEM Bachelor of Management (Maritime) Mr. Madzli Harun

MAR‟C Bachelor of Management (Marketing) Dr. Sarina Ismail

HISAAC Bachelor of Accounting Dr. Wan Nur Syahida Wan Ismail

TOURMAC Bachelor of Tourism Management Mr. Mohd Rahimi Abdul Halim


MBA UMT-TLDM Programme Coordinator Assoc. Prof. Dr. Azizul Yadi

Yaakob

Outcome Based Education (OBE) Coordinator School Quality Assurance Committee

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rosliza Mat Zin

Audit coordinator School Quality Assurance Committee

Dr. Nor Raihan Mohamad

Customer Satisfaction Cordinator School Quality Assurance Committee


Risk Coordinator School Quality Assurance Committee Mr. Mohd Rahimi Abdul Halim

Website Coordinator Dr. Nur Haiza Muhammad

Zawawi

e-Learning Coordinator

Dr. N. Alia Fahada Abd Rahman

Teaching and Learning Documents Coordinator School Quality Assurance Committee


UMT-RETI Programme Coordinator

Dr. Saiful Izwaan Saadon

Research and Publication Coordinator

Dr. Masha Salsabiela Menhat

MBA-Cyberjaya Programme Coordinator

Dr. Noor Fadhiha Mokhtar

MBA Programme Coordinator (Dual Degree UMT-University of Hull) Dr. Nik Hazimah Nik Mat



Industrial Training Coordinator

Dr. Shayuti Mohamed Adnan

UMT-ACCA Programme Coordinator

Dr. Farizah Sulong

UMT-TAF Programme Coordinator

Dr. Akmalia Mohamad Ariff

UMT-2u2i (Maritime) Programme Coordinator Dr. Abdul Hafaz Ngah

UMT-2u2i (Maritime) Programme Coordinator Dr. Rudiah Md. Hanafiah

Industrial Training Coordinator Programme Bachelor of Management (Maritime) Mr. Mohd Sharifuddin Ahmad

Project Paper Coordinator (MBA) Dr. Wan Norhayati Mohamed

Industrial Training Coordinator Bachelor of Tourism Management Program


Industrial Training Coordinator Programme Bachelor of Management (Accounting)

Dr. Norazlina Ilias

Final Year Project Coordinator (PITA) Bachelor of Management (Maritime) Dr. Loke Keng Bin

Industrial Training Coordinator Program Bachelor of Management (Marketing) Dr. Nur Aisyah Awi

Final Year Project Coordinator (PITA) Bachelor of Management (Marketing) Programme

Dr. Siti Nur ‘Atikah Zulkifli

Final Year Project Coordinator (PITA) Bachelor of Management (Accounting) Programme Assoc. Prof. Dr. Azwadi Ali

Final Year Project Coordinator (PITA) Bachelor of Tourism Management Programme Dr. N Alia Fahada Ab Rahman

Postgraduate Coodinator (Research)

Dr. Siti Falindah Padlee

UMT-ABS Pogramme Coordinator

Dr. Monizaihasra Mohamed

PROGRAMME CLUB ADVISOR


SCHOOL’S ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS

Head Assistant Registrar

Mdm. Zahirah A Razak

Assistant Administrative Officer

Mr. Hamid Mat Amin

Office Secretary

Mdm. Julia Juhari

Senior Administrative Assistant (C/O) Mdm. Laila Mamat

Administrative Assistant (C/O) Mdm. Rodiana Mohamad @ Abd. Ghani

Lab Assistant

Mr. Muhammad Syazli Sulaiman

Operation Assistant

Mr. Kamari Sulong

General Assistant

Mr. Asnadi Ismail Abdullah

Assistant Registrar

Mdm. Nurul Nadiah Zulkifli

Office Secretary Mdm. Wan Rosfarina Wan Mohamad

Senior Administrative Assistant (C/O)

Mr. Mohd Rozam Abdul Wahab

Senior Administrative Assistant (C/O) Mr. Ahmad Nizammudin Mohd

Administrative Assistant (C/O)

Mdm. Norzaila Nordin

Administrative Assistant (C/O)

Mdm. Nor Azra Salleh

Operation Assistant

Mr. Azan Harun



SCHOOL’S PRINCIPAL OFFICERS

SCHOOL’S ADMINISTRATION

Dean

Prof. Dr. Mohd Shaladdin Muda

Deputy Dean (Research & Talent)

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Safiek Mokhlis

Chairman Bachelor of Accounting Programme Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hafiza Aishah

Hashim

Chairman Bachelor of Tourism Management Programme Dr. Kalsiti Noor Set

Chairman Master of Management (Intergrated Coastal Zone) Programme


Assistant Registrar


Deputy Dean (Academic & Student Affairs) Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rokiah Kadir

Chairman Bachelor Management (Maritime) Programme

Dr. Nurul Haqimin Mohd Salleh

Chairman Bachelor of Management (Marketing) Programme

Dr. Zuha Rosufila Abu Hasan

Chairman Master of Business Administration Programme Assoc. Prof. Dr. Marhana Anuar

Head Assistant Registrar



HISTORY OF UMT

The Universiti Malaysia Terengganu began as the Centre for Fisheries and Marine Science of Universiti Pertanian Malaysia, located at Mengabang Telipot, Kuala Terengganu. Initially it used to provide facilities for students from the Fisheries and Marine Science programmes to conduct their practical sessions‟ research facilities for lecturers. The Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science of Universiti Pertanian Malaysia (UPM) in Serdang was transferred to Kuala Terengganu, and the Centre transformed into a branch campus, being renamed Universiti Pertanian Malaysia Terengganu (UPMT) in June 1996. The name of the faculty was also changed to the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology. The Faculty of Science and Professional Arts and the Matriculation Centre was subsequently established.

The establishment of Kolej Universiti Terengganu (KUT) was approved by the Cabinet of Malaysia on 5 May 1999 as an associate campus of UPM. Terengganu Universiti College was granted autonomy on 1 May 2001 and was renamed the Kolej Universiti Sains dan Teknologi Malaysia (KUSTEM) on 20 June 2001, in line with the government‟s plan that KUSTEM became the leading college in the area of science and technology.

On 1 February 2007, KUSTEM was given the status of a full-fledged university, and its name

was again changed, to its current title of the Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT). At the time, UMT had six (6) academic faculties, namely the Faculty of Science and Technology, the Faculty of Management and Economics, the Faculty of Agrotechnology and Food Science, the Faculty of Maritime Studies and Marine Science, the Faculty of Social Development, and the Faculty of Fisheries and Aquaindustry.

From 1 December 2013, UMT underwent a process of academic transformation. As a result, the following eight (8) schools and one centre for education were formed:

• School of Maritime Business and Management

• School of Food Science and Technology

• School of Marine and Environmental Sciences

• School of Ocean Engineering

• School of Social and Economic Development

• School of Fisheries and Aquaculture Sciences • School of Informatics and Applied

Mathematics • Centre for Fundamental and Liberal

Education

UMT also formed the following six (6) institutions:

• Institute of Oceanography and Environment

• Institute of Tropical Aquaculture

• Institute of Marine Biotechnology • Institute of Tropical Biodiversity and

Sustainable Development • Knowledge Transfer and Industrial Linkages

Centre • Research and Innovation Management

Centre



UMT’S VISION, MISSION AND SLOGAN

VISION

Becoming the Country‟s Leading and Globally Respected Marine-Focused University

MISSION

Generating Knowledge for the Community’s Affluence and Environmental

Sustainability

SLOGAN

Ocean of Discoveries, for Global Sustainability


PPPPM has also successfully organised the 4th International Conference on Accounting, Business and Economics (ICABEC) 2016, the 3rd Postgraduate Seminar in Accounting, Business and Finance (SABF) 2017 and the Global Tourism Conference (GTC) 2017. The school also will organise the 5th International Conference on Accounting, Business and Economics (ICABEC) 2018 on 18th- 20th September 2018. Programmes such as these serve as platforms for producing highly skilled graduates to fulfil the government’s Industry 4.0 aspirations.

PPPPM has also embarked on an approach towards industry-based learning. Through the Bachelor of Management (Maritime) 3u1i programme, which will be implemented in the 2018/19 academic session, students will be given the opportunity to gain work experience for a year at two of Malaysia‟s leading ports. PPPPM has also successfully established the Malaysian Maritime Logistics and Transport Centre

(MaLTraC), which is the first maritime transportation and logistics hub of its kind in Malaysia. MaLTraC will be further developed to become a reference and learning centre for the collection of data related to maritime transport.

I hope that you will plan your studies carefully and work hard to achieve excellence. The school hopes that you will take full advantage of your opportunity here at UMT to build a foundation for an excellent future.

All the best.

“OCEAN OF DISCOVERY FOR GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY”

Prof. Dr. Mohd Shaladdin Muda Dean





MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN

Bismillahirrahmanirrahim Assalamualaikum and greetings

Alhamdulillah, I am grateful to Allah SWT, for, with His blessings, the School of Maritime Business andManagementUndergraduateGuidebookforAcademicSession2018/2019hasbeensuccessfully published.

Iwould like to take this opportunity to congratulate students who have been selected to further their studies at the School of Maritime Business and Management (PPPPM). We welcome your arrival as students of UMT, and hope you appreciate and make the most of this, as not everyone gets the chance to receive such an opportunity.

This guidebook was written for you to use as reference for familiarising yourself with your chosen study programme. It is also serves as an introduction and guide to the processes and administration within PPPPM.

We hope that the study plans presented in this book will produce results as targeted, and that all your

efforts will benefit our nation and religion. I hope that you will fully utilise this guidebook during your

time here as students in your respective fields.

During the 2017/2018 academic session, PPPPM has made quite a few achievements. Through the Bachelor of Accounting programme, PPPPM has successfully implemented the 2u2i programme, and is now in the process of implementing the 3u1i programme (3 years in university + 1 year in the

industry). This programme supports flexible learning and enhances the students’ education by allowing students to learn through experience and providing service. Through this programme, students are able to gain real work experience in the industry and, in the process, contribute to the improvement of graduate marketability.

The Bachelor of Accounting (with Honours) programme has always focused on current changes within the local and global accounting industry to ensure the sustainability of accounting programmes offered

to prospective accounting practitioners in Malaysia. The school’s relationship with professional bodies such as the MIA, ACCA, MICPA, CPA Australia and other industry players will continue to develop as we sign strategic alliance agreements and place students within auditing firms and other select

companies. All this will be improved and enhanced over time to provide students with professional accounting knowledge and practices.

Bachelor Of Accounting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Programme Objectives ...................................................................................... 46 Career Prospects ............................................................................................... 47 Entry Requirements ........................................................................................... 47 Programme Curriculum ...................................................................................... 48 Programme Scheme .......................................................................................... 51

• UMT Programme Scheme .......................................................................... 51 • UMT-TAF Programme Scheme .................................................................. 52 • UMT-ACCA Programme Scheme .................................... 53 • International Degree Program (IDP) Scheme ............................................. 54

Course Synopsis ................................................................................................ 56

Bachelor Of Management (Marketing) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Programme Objectives ...................................................................................... 61 Career Prospects ............................................................................................... 61 Entry Requirements ........................................................................................... 61 Programme Curriculum ...................................................................................... 63 Programme Scheme .......................................................................................... 65

• UMT Programme Scheme ................................................ 65 • International Degree Programme Scheme (IDP) ........................................ 66 • UMT-ABS Programme Scheme ....................................... 67

Course Synopsis ................................................................................................ 69

Bachelor Of Tourism Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Programme Objectives ...................................................................................... 74 Career Prospects ............................................................................................... 74 Entry Requirements ........................................................................................... 74 Programme Curriculum ...................................................................................... 76 Programme Scheme .......................................................................................... 78

• UMT Programme Scheme ................................................ 78 • International Degree Programme (IDP) Programme Scheme ..................... 79

Course Synopsis ................................................................................................ 81

Student Attire And Dress Code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Staff Namelist And Phone Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

Contents Of 2018/2019 Academic Session

Academic Calendar (Degree) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Message From The Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

UMT‟s Vision, Mission And Slogan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

History Of UMT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

School‟s Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 School’s Principal Officers ............................................................................ 12 School’s Administration Officers .................................................................. 13 Programme Club Advisor .................................................................................. 14 Programme Club Advisor .................................................................................. 16 School’s Academic Officers .......................................................................... 17

• Bachelor Of Management (Maritime) Programme ..................................... 17 • Bachelor Of Accounting Programme ....................................... 20 • Bachelor Of Management (Marketing) Programme .................................... 23

• Bachelor Of Tourism Management Programme ........................................ 25

Undergraduate Programmes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 General Information on Studying at UMT .......................................................... 26 Programme Structure ........................................................................................ 26 University Core Courses ................................................................................... 27 English Language Requirements ....................................................................... 27 Programme Core Courses................................................................................. 27 Prerequisites ..................................................................................................... 27

Student Mentoring System ................................................................................ 27

Postgraduate Programmes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Masters and PhD Programmes (Research) ....................................................... 28

Masters (Coursework) ....................................................................................... 28

Undergraduate Programmes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Bachelor Of Management (Maritime) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Programme Objectives ...................................................................................... 32 Career Prospects .............................................................................................. 32 Entry Requirements ........................................................................................... 33 Programme Curriculum ..................................................................................... 34 Programme Schemes ........................................................................................ 36

• UMT and UMT- RETI Programme Schemes ............................................. 36 • UMT Programe Scheme with 2U2I Implementation ................................... 37 • International Degree Programme Scheme (IDP) ........................................ 38 • UMT-ABS Programme Scheme ................................................................. 39

Course Synopsis ............................................................................................... 41

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Publishing Committee:

Prof. Dr. Mohd Shaladdin Muda (Advisor) Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rokiah Kadir (Chairperson)

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Safiek Mokhlis

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hafiza Aishah Hashim

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Marhana Mohd Anuar Dr. Zuha Rosufila Abu Hasan

Dr. Fathilah Ismail Dr. Kalsitinoor Set


Dr. Nurul Haqimin Mohd Salleh



Mr. Muhammad Syazli Sulaiman

Mr. Ahmad Nizamuddin Mohd

Mr. Mohd Rozam Abdul Wahab

Mdm. Nor Azra Saleh

Mdm. Rodiana Mohamad @ Abd. Ghani

The publishing committee would like to thank the following for their contribution:

The Dean’s Office, the chairs and members of the Master of Business Administration, Master

of Management (Integrated Coastal Zone), Bachelor of Management (Maritime) Programme, Bachelor of Accounting Programme, Bachelor of Management (Marketing) Programme and

Bachelor of Tourism Management Programme, and the academic support staff of the School of

Maritime Business and Management, UMT.

***The information within this book was correct at time of publication (1st August 2018)***


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