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Masters Degree Programmes



APU offers the following Master Degree programmes, which are as follows:

Masters Degree Programmes

Overall Programme Structure

The Masters Degree Programmes are available in Full & Part-time modes.

Structure of the Masters Degree Programme (Full-Time Study Mode):

AWARD

Master of Accounting

Master of Accounting in Forensic Analysis

Master of Project Management

Master of Technology
Management

MSc in Information Technology Management

MSc in Software Engineering

Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence

Master of Science in Cyber Security

Master of Science in Digital Transformation

Master of Business Administration

Master of Business Administration with a specialism in Digital Leadership

Master of Business Administration with a specialism in Business Analytics

Master of Business Administration with a specialism in Supply Chain Management

Master of Science in International Business Communications

Master of Science in Global Marketing Management

Master of Finance

Master of Finance with a specialism in FinTech

MSc in Data Science and Business Analytics

Master of Arts in Design Innovation Management

FOUNDATION
PROGRAMME

FOR FULL-TIME
STUDENTS ONLY
(4 Weeks)

The Masters Foundation programme equips students with learning strategies and skills required to better handle the Postgraduate Programme. It will run prior to the commencement of the 1st semester of the Postgraduate programmes. The Masters Foundation Programme will offer modules such as:

  • Business Environment and Strategic Planning
  • Understanding Customers
  • Managing People
  • Managerial Finance

SEMESTER 1
(12 Weeks)

5 modules*

5 modules*

5 modules*

4 modules*

SEMESTER 2
(12 Weeks)

5 modules*

4 modules*

4 modules* + Capstone Project

4 modules*

SEMESTER 3
(12 Weeks)

3 modules* + Project

OR

2 modules* + Project (Applies to Master of Project Management)

1 module* + Project

OR

3 modules* + Project (Applies to Master of Business Administration with a specialism in Digital Leadership)

2 modules* + Capstone Project

1 module* + Project

* Few modules may be delivered in Flexi Study Mode

Flexi Study Mode (Part-Time):

All modules follow the intensive delivery pattern with at least a one week break between modules. You may start the research module once you have completed 5 modules. Having completed the research module you may start your dissertation.

Intensive Delivery Study Pattern

The typical module structure is as follows:

Sample Schedule / Module

Flexi Study Classes

Session 1

Friday

Session 2

Friday

Session 3

Saturday

Session 4

Sunday

Session 5

Weekday

Session 6

Weekday

Session 7

Weekday

Session 8

Saturday

Session 9

Sunday

Assignment Clinic
(where necessary)

Session 10

Weekday



 

Session 11

Weekday

Session 12

Weekday

Session 13

Weekday

Flexi Study Classes

Examination
(where applicable)

 

Saturday

Attendance at all sessions and completion of the examination and assignments is compulsory.

Timings

Weekdays (Mon-Fri)

:

7pm - 9.30pm

Saturday

:

2pm - 7pm

Sunday

:

9.30am - 4.30pm

Examination

:

2pm - 5pm

Note: The above schedule is subject to change where necessary. It may also change due to Public Holidays.

Masters Foundation Programme

The Masters pre-requisite programme equips students with the basic knowledge of business domains, learning strategies and skills required to better handle the postgraduate programme. It will run prior to the commencement of the 1st semester of the postgraduate programmes. The Masters pre-requisite programme will offer modules such as:  Business Environment and Strategic Planning, Understanding Customers, Managing People & Managerial Finance.

These modules are delivered over a period of 4 weeks (1 week each module) and students will be assessed after the end of each module/week to ensure understanding and student’s readiness to join their respective Masters programme. For more information, students are to refer to their Course Schedule and their respective Schools.

  • Business Environment and Strategic Planning

This module provides a grounding in the concepts and theories related to strategic planning, evaluation, and execution. It introduces the importance of understanding the business environment and establishes the relationship between planning and business success.

  • Understanding Customers

Marketers today are increasingly challenging the discipline’s reliance upon the traditional four P’s of marketing as a way of satisfying customers and building profitable customer relationships. This module aims to develop students’ understanding of customers and how organisations can effectively provide both products and services to customers and utilise the marketing function by applying ideas from relationship marketing theories.

  • Managing People

This module focuses on human resource responsibilities such as recruiting and selection, employee training and development, managing individual employee performance, remuneration and awards. It also covers the procedures for increasing productivity in the workplace, as well as the ability of employers to terminate employees' employment.

  • Managerial Finance

This module introduces students to major financial concepts; principles and analytical tools of business fund management; and planning their use in making well-reasoned decisions.