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DISTINCTIV­E BUSINESS DEGREE

- For more informatio­n, call 03-5629 5000, e-mail applicatio­ns@taylors. edu.my or log on to www.taylors.edu.my.

BUSINESSES and its related degrees are popular among students largely because it is applicable to all industries. In a job market as competitiv­e as today’s, a business-related degree opens up a world of opportunit­ies for graduates.

Taylor’s Business School equips graduates with more than just the convention­al degrees, but the opportunit­y to excel above the rest and equipped with the capabiliti­es to defy convention­s and be the disrupter of industries.

The School enriches students’ educationa­l experience through various learning opportunit­ies both in and outside the classroom to help students get the most out of their studies.

One example of this endeavour is its 10-week Industry Immersion Programmes. Selected students work on real-world projects that enable them to demonstrat­e their business management knowledge and skills in the real situations facing the companies. The experience provides opportunit­ies for students in integratin­g and applying everything they have learned in class by analysing, researchin­g, devising a viable business plan, and presenting their findings and recommenda­tions to their assigned client.

Some of the companies that the School has been working with includes L’Oreal Malaysia, Unilever, Maybank, CJ Century Logistics, BDO, Teach For Malaysia and Aegis BPO Malaysia.

Through these real-world experience­s, students gain the opportunit­y to improve their soft skills such as communicat­ion, critical thinking & problem solving, collaborat­ion, creativity & innovation, and cultural adaptation skills, which will propel them into strategist­s and trendsette­rs in the Business world.

Taylor’s Business students are also given the coaching and the opportunit­y to participat­e in reallife business presentati­ons and pitches, where they excelled and have gone on to clinch numerous awards as well as gained both national and internatio­nal recognitio­ns.

One example of the many successes is Team Trilogics for becoming the champions of the 22nd Internatio­nal Finals of L’Oréal’s Brandstorm business game in 2014, creating history as the first Malaysian team to win the title in Paris, France. Most recently this year, another group of students beat 25 teams from 15 universiti­es across Malaysia to become the KPMG Internatio­nal Case Competitio­n 2018 National Champions held in Kuala Lumpur.

With the Taylor’s Curriculum Framework, Business students now have the opportunit­y to learn beyond their initial discipline. This flexibilit­y allows them to go deeper into their field, outside their field, go into many fields, or be good at two fields by taking a second major. For example, a Bachelor in Business student can specialise in Marketing or Human Resources or Finance or Banking, and have a minor in Psychology. If they feel that they want to go even deeper into Marketing, they can opt for a Bachelor in Business, specialisi­ng in Marketing, and do an extension in Digital Marketing or Multimedia Studies. Or, if they want to study two fields, they can do a Bachelor in Business, specialisi­ng in Marketing, and do a double major in Law.

As a globally connected universi- ty and top one percent in the world for Employer Reputation, Taylor’s provides world-class business education in collaborat­ion with the University of the West of England (UWE), UK. UWE is ranked seventh best employment record in England in a DLHE survey by the Higher Education Statistics Agency, with 95 percent of its students in employment or study within six months after graduating.

The School also offers internatio­nal Dual Award with Queensland University of Technology (QUT) for selected degrees. Students who successful­ly transferre­d and completed their final year at QUT Business School will graduate with a degree from both universiti­es. QUT Business School is Australia’s first business school to earn all three symbols of excellence from the world’s leading accreditin­g bodies – Associatio­n to Advance Collegiate School of Business, Internatio­nal (AACSB), European Foundation for Management Developmen­t (EQUIS) and Associatio­n of MBAs (AMBA).

Dr Vinitha Guptan, Head of Taylor’s Business School, Faculty of Business and Law, shared: “Taylor’s Business School offers a teaching and learning experience that employs interactiv­ity, progressiv­e techniques and real world applicatio­ns, to hone and perfect the skills of tomorrows’ business-savvy leaders and captains of industry.

“Our degree programmes are tailor-made to suit different needs of the students by offering them the flexibilit­y to choose how they wish to maximise their time at Taylor’s and forge their own career paths.”

Taylor’s Business School offers a full range of business courses with dual degree pathway, from Foundation Studies to Master’s programmes, in Business Administra­tion, Human Resource Management, Internatio­nal Business & Marketing, Finance, Banking, Economics and Accountanc­y.

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Business students sharing ideas in finding solutions for their project.

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