Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons)
[KP/JPS (KA5366) 09/09]

Global Classroom - You may opt to complete this course in LondonThe Business Administration programme is designed to give students an all-round view of business to enable them to work in industry as managers. Managers in industry, business and government often encounter difficult decision, they have to understand how organisations work; they need to be familiar with the functional areas such as Marketing, IT, Finance, Operations Management and HR. These specialism studies help business to function effectively.

Our degree programme provides a good overview of business operations and gives students a sound under-standing of the nature of business, its environment, the various business functions and how these fit together through the planning process.

Students learn how to plan, research, analyse and present data, interpret information, generate and write reports and generally make a contribution to the effective running of an organisation.

Entry requirements

∙ 2 principals STPM/'A' levels or equivalent or
∙ 5 credits SPM/'O' levels or equivalent
∙ Limkokwing's Foundation in Business

Students with recognised prior learning such as Pre-University, Matriculation programme, or a diploma in a related field will be given advanced standing into the degree programme.

Programme structure

Year 1
Semester 1
Semester 2

∙ Introduction
  to Management
∙ Business Accounting
∙ Business Mathematics
∙ Computer Application
  for Business
∙ Academic English
∙ Bahasa Malaysia A/B

∙ Operational
  Management
∙ Principles of
  Marketing
∙ Microeconomics
∙ Business Statistics
∙ Communication
  Theory &
  Study Skills
∙ Moral/Islamic studies


Year 2
Semester 3
Semester 4

∙ Human Resource
  Management
∙ Fundamental of
  Enttrepreneurship
∙ Introduction to Finance
∙ Macroeconomics
∙ Business Law
∙ Web Design
  for Business

∙ Organizational
  Behaviour
∙ Managerial Accounting
∙ Quantitative Methods
∙ Business
  Communication Skills
∙ Malaysian Studies


Year 3
Semester 5
Semester 6

∙ Service Operations
  Management
∙ Consumer Behaviour
∙ Corporate Law
∙ Electronic Commerce
∙ Management
  Informative Systems
∙ Open Elective 1

∙ Knowledge
  Management
∙ Strategic Management
∙ Project Management
  for Business
∙ Professional Ethics
  for Business
∙ Corporate Finance
∙ Open Elective 2