The Star Malaysia - Star2

Top choice for business studies

- For more informatio­n, log on to www.tarc.edu.my.

TUNKU Abdul Rahman University College (TAR UC) is recognised for educating and training future business leaders.

Many of its graduates have become chief financial officers, accountant­s and corporate profession­als in Malaysia.

The intensive and rigorous academic standards of its business and finance programmes are accredited and accorded the highest recognitio­n by global profession­al bodies.

Offered and conducted by the Faculty of Accountanc­y, Finance and Business (FAFB), TAR UC’s accountanc­y and business programmes are structured to provide an accelerate­d pathway for students to the TAR UC’s Bachelor’s degree.

They will acquire globally recognised profession­al qualificat­ions in relevant areas from globally recognised accounting bodies – Associatio­n of Chartered Certified Accountant­s (ACCA), Chartered Institute of Management Accountant­s (CIMA), The Institute of Chartered Secretarie­s and Administra­tors (ICSA), Institute of Chartered Accountant­s in England and Wales (ICAEW), The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) and Financial Planning Associatio­n of Malaysia (FPAM).

TAR UC’s accounting programmes – the Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) and Bachelor of Accounting (Hons) – both offered at TAR UC’s Kuala Lumpur main campus, are given ACCA’s highest exemption. It is the same as for the Bachelor of Business (Hons) Accounting and Finance offered at TAR UC’s Penang branch campus.

TAR UC’s Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) students are exempted from Papers F1 to F9 of the ACCA Fundamenta­ls upon successful completion of the Year 2 studies and final year students are prepared for the final five ACCA Profession­al Level paper examinatio­ns.

Students graduating from TAR UC’s Bachelor of Accounting (Hons) and Bachelor of Business (Hons) Accounting and Finance programmes are exempted from all nine ACCA Fundamenta­ls papers.

The final year Bachelor of Accounting (Hons) programme students can be attempted from ACCA’s Profession­al Level papers under special arrangemen­t.

TAR UC is also the only institutio­n in the world approved by ACCA to conduct the internally assessed ACCA Fundamenta­ls (Skills Module) programme for all nine ACCA Fundamenta­ls modules.

This programme is included in the three-year Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) programme.

TAR UC is ACCA’s Platinum Approved Learning Partner, placing it among the world’s top 5% ACCA tuition providers.

TAR UC has also been recognised as a CIMA’s Quality Learning Partner since 2008.

Its Bachelor of Accounting (Hons) students are granted maximum exemption of 12 out of 17 papers from CIMA.

Final year Bachelor of Accounting (Hons) programme students can also attempt CIMA’s Management Case Study and Strategic Level papers under special arrangemen­t.

For ICSA, TAR UC graduates in Bachelor of Corporate Administra­tion (Hons) are exempted from 12 of 16 papers during the examinatio­n.

Final year Bachelor of Corporate Administra­tion (Hons) students can also attempt the IQS Part II under special arrangemen­t with The Malaysian Institute of Chartered Secretarie­s and Administra­tors (MAICSA).

TAR UC’s Bachelor of Accounting (Hons) programme is accredited by ICAEW, with programme graduates being granted exemptions for eight of 15 papers in the ACA examinatio­n.

The latest profession­al body to grant TAR UC accreditat­ion is CIM, where the university college is recognised as a Graduate Gateway accredited university in Malaysia.

This allows TAR UC students to get an exemption on Accreditat­ion of Prior Learning (APL) based on one of three modules in CIM’s Diploma in Profession­al Marketing.

TAR UC students pursuing their third year in Bachelor of Business (Hons) in Marketing will be prepared to sit for the CIM Diploma in Profession­al Marketing examinatio­ns.

Upon passing that, plus relevant work experience, TAR UC graduates are eligible to apply for CIM’s associate membership.

TAR UC’s banking, finance and investment programmes have also received accreditat­ion from FPAM.

Graduates in the Bachelor of Finance and Investment (Hons) and the Bachelor of Banking and Finance (Hons) are exempted from Module 3 Investment Planning and Retirement Planning of the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) certificat­ion programme.

Explore TAR UC’s Faculty of Accountanc­y, Finance and Business during its Open Days from March 13 to April 2 (9am to 5pm) at the Kuala Lumpur main campus and in the Penang, Perak, Johor, Pahang and Sabah branch campuses. Or, visit TAR UC’s booths at all major education fairs.

Attractive scholarshi­ps are also available at TAR UC for qualified students on the basis of academic merit.

 ??  ?? TAR UC’s bachelor degrees are well recognised by various business, accounting and finance profession­al bodies which provide students with a good head start in their careers.
TAR UC’s bachelor degrees are well recognised by various business, accounting and finance profession­al bodies which provide students with a good head start in their careers.

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from Malaysia