Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration (Law)
The programme is delivered via lectures, seminars, workshops, business games and simulations and directed independent study. This will be supported through
- The creation of a learning environment which fosters debate and constructive argument;
- Modules which encourage students to critically assess theory and leading edge practice with a view to creating new concepts and practices for the future;
- Practical projects which foster originality of thought and enterprise;
- Exercises which develop critical analysis of financial statements.
Students will be presented with increasingly complex business scenarios (case studies) and will be encouraged to gain a deeper and wider perspective of the business problem, while at the same time maintaining the strategic view which is the key concern of the postgraduate student.
Programme Overview
| Awarding authority | University of London (Academic Direction by Queen Mary University of London) | |
| Academic Year/Time Schedule/Programme Duration | Duration of course is 12 months | |
| Mode | Full Time / Part Time | |
| Teaching Amenities, Facilities etc | Lecture Rooms, Library, Computer Lab, Student Study Space, etc |
Eligibility
AGE REQUIREMENTS
– 20 years old
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
For direct access (Entry Route 1), you will need the following:
- A second-class honours bachelor degree or equivalent from an acceptable institution; and
- Three years’ work experience in a managerial role (within the past five years).
We accept qualifications from around the world. If you have an appropriate professional award rather than a degree, we will consider this on an individual basis.
ENGLISH REQUIREMENTS
Applicant must satisfy the English language requirement for the programme. These are set out in detail at
https://london.ac.uk/courses/global-mba#entry-requirements
You will meet our language requirements if you have achieved one of the following within the past three years:
- IELTS: at least 6.5 overall, with 6.0 in the written test.
- TOEFL iBT: at least 92 overall, with 22+ in reading and writing and 20+ in speaking and listening.
- Pearson Test (Academic): at least 59 overall, with 59+ in reading and writing and 54+ in speaking and listening.
- Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English.
- Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English (grade C or above).
- Duolingo: must achieve an overall score of at least 120.
Alternatively, you may satisfy the language requirements if you have at least 18 months of education or work experience conducted in English.
| Course Application Fee | |
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| Course Application Fee* | Local Students : S$150 (Onetime Only) International Students : S$350 (Onetime Only) |
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Note: – Course application fee is non refundable. |
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| Fees Breakdown | Total Payable (S$) | |
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| Local | International | |
| Tuition Fee | 24000 | 24000 |
| Total Course Fees Payable | 24000 | 24000 |
Note:
- FPS Insurance premiums are paid by Amity, unless stated in the Student Contract which has to be paid by the student separately.
- Fees indicated are exclusive of GST & examination fee.
- The above fee is inclusive of University of London fee .
- Valid Employment Pass / Special Pass / Work Permit Holders to will pay ‘Local’ Course Fees.
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The Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration is a 120 UK credit programme. To qualify for the award a student must complete:
- any four core modules (60 credits total), and
- any four other modules (either further core or optional modules) (60 credits total)
To qualify for a Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration with a specialism (e.g. Law), a student will need to have completed a minimum of three optional modules from within the same specialism.
A full list of the modules, including details of the learning outcome, can be found on the University of London website.
Note:
- Any 4 Core Modules
- A minimum of 3 Optional Specialised Module and 1 other Module (either further Core or Optional Module)
