UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES
BUSINESS ANALYTICS
The unique combination between Business and Analytics knowledge
The aim of this programme is to produce analytical driven graduates with the ability to harness the power of data to transform businesses and societies. With the rapidly emerging field of Analytics gobally, by using Business Analytics tools and techniques, students will be equipped with business operation knowledge and analytical capabilities to contribute towards sustainable solutions for better data driven decision making, build and enhance technical fluency in analytics by adapting to growing technologies and software solutions and be ethically responsible with a high level of data integrity and concern for society and environment.
BUSINESS ENGINEERING
Expertise in Business and Engineering Discipline
Business Engineering programme places strong emphasis on the unique combination between Business and Engineering knowledge. This programme assimilates the knowledge of Business and Engineering allowing graduates to gain competitive edge in technically oriented business positions, especially in the area of logistics, supply chain and production.
INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT
Enabling business to gain competitive advantage through technology
The programme aims to develop students’ knowledge and skills of disciplines that focus on technology creation and their links to those that enable its conversion to wealth, thus enabling business to gain competitive advantage through their technology. The graduates will be able to think business both from technological and managerial perspective and capable of taking various job opportunities as executives or officers in technology-based manufacturing and service industries.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Project executives or managers in any sectors of industry
The programme aim is to provide the students with the educational preparation so that they will be able to enter careers as project executives or managers in any sectors of industry. PM Programme Areas: Cost, Time, Scope, Integration, Procurement and Contract, Stakeholder, Human Resource, Quality, Risk, and Communication.