Focusing on holistic development
MSU College Terengganu alumna Siti Nur Syafiqah Husin has good reason to continue her studies in the Bachelor in International Business (Honours) programme at Management and Science University (MSU).
“I’m very proud to be an MSUrian because I’m encouraged to excel in both sports and my studies, and supported in giving my best,” she said.
Though judo remains her favourite sport, Siti is also keen to succeed in academics, which is why MSU is her other favourite choice.
As with all eligible diploma graduates, she can opt for credit transfer to the second year of a bachelor’s degree programme at MSU.
She may even choose to study full-time, part-time, or even opt for one of MSU’s flexible learning options.
Many have factored MSU’s expert academic faculty as well as its on-campus facilities when choosing where to study.
An ecosystem of knowledge building and skills training where both academic and co-curricular pursuits are encouraged, supports MSU’s focus on developing holistic graduates.
Graduate employability is further enhanced by the comprehensive industry and international exposure blended into the full range of MSU’s academic programmes.
Sharing the university’s aim to meet critical areas of human capital development is MSU College, which is equally focused on delivering quality education.
Its commitment to developing quality graduates translates into practical academic programmes that meet stringent standards set by both local and international accrediting bodies.
With MSU recognised by the UK’s Accreditation Service for International Colleges (ASIC), as a Global TVET Model University, MSU the university and MSU Group of Colleges are set to contribute to nation-building through industry-matched human capital.