Course Details

Bachelor in Instructional Multimedia (Hons)

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Description

Instructional multimedia contents have become the latest needed addition to education. MSU's Bachelor in Instructional Multimedia will instruct you on the ways to utilise multimedia to aid learning. You will learn to translate content from curriculum into creative, contemporary tools of learning. Your learning at Management and Science University will be guided and supported by lecturers who are experts in their fields, and incorporates the latest trends and innovations into teaching. The assessments given are always focused on the application of theories learnt. You will be involved in group projects ranging from entrepreneurial to public presentations. This will strengthen your transferable skills such as communication, leadership and teamwork-vital skills in the 21st century. Internship at the end of your studies amalgamates theory and practice.

Field of Study

Audio-visual & media production

Duration (Years)

3

Course Fees (RM)

RM 67,185 (USD 16,124)

MQA No.

A7941

Degree Type

Internal Degree
Intake (Month)

February, July, September

A-level

THREE (3) A-Levels
Diploma

MSU or a PTPL Diploma
Certificate/Foundation

MSU Foundation Certificate
SPM/STPM

At least THREE (3) C’s at STPM level including in Pengajian Am / Kertas Am (General Studies / General Paper) or TWO (2) C’s including in Pengajian Am / Kertas Am (General Studies / General Paper) plus TWO (2) D’s, and a Credit each in Bahasa Malaysia or Bahasa Melayu (Silibus X) Bahasa Malaysia II and Mathematics
Others

Any other equivalent qualification recognized by MSU Senate
English Requirements

Refer to the university

Year 1

Curriculum and Instruction

Basic Drawing

System Analysis and Design

Psychology in Education
Year 2

Instructional System Design

Designing Computer-Based Instruction

Digital Audio and Video

Multimedia-Based Instructional Design
Year 3

Cognitive Science

Digital Media Content Development

Industrial Training

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