Need a degree qualification to move up the career ladder? Plan to get a degree but are unable to commit to a full-time study? Here are the 5 main reasons why SEGi Business Degree suits you:
- Weekend classes. All classes are scheduled on Saturdays and Sundays. With over 40 years of heritage and experience empowering working adults just like you, we understand that after a long day’s work, you may not want to commit yourself to additional class hours… Well, with SEGi’s weekend classes model, you can maintain your work-life-study balance!
- Online Support. Learning materials and recorded lessons are available online. You can view them at your convenience, and revisit them as often as you want to. In other words, you can customize your learning time and learn at your own pace.
- Financial aid available. PTPTN Loan, EPF and flexible payment schemes are available to reduce your financial commitment. Not sure where to start or how to apply? Don’t worry, our experienced programme consultants are always ready to assist you from application to graduation.
- Globally recognised UK award. SEGi’s Partner Universities in the UK (University of Sunderland or University of Greenwich) will award you the degree qualification upon completion of your study. This opens the door to international employment.
- Fully accredited programmes that are recognised by the Malaysia government. Offering affordable, quality and recognized programmes has always been SEGi’s mission since 1977. Since then, over 130,000 students from all over the world has enrolled and graduated from our 5 campuses.
Interested to learn more about our Business Programmes? Schedule an appointment today by calling 016-212-9735!
Programmes Available:
BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance, in collaboration with University of Greenwich, UK
BA (Hons) Business and Management, in collaboration with University of Sunderland, UK
BA (Hons) Business and Marketing Management, in collaboration with University of Sunderland, UK
BA (Hons) Business and Human Resource Management, in collaboration with University of Sunderland, UK
