UOW Malaysia KDU Penang University College

Credit for prior learning

The following UOW Malaysia KDU Penang University courses have credit for prior learning available. Please select the course for further details. 

Course details

Course: Diploma in Business - UOW Malaysia KDU Penang University College (UOWMKDU Pen)

Program year: 2023, 2024, 2025

Completion of Institution Course Required: Yes - 2 years ( please see below equivalence table for a list of required subjects)

Minimum Grade Required to receive maximum Credit Transfer: Minimum average grade of 50% ( including all failed grades) 


Summary of course duration at UOW if maximum credit exemption granted

University Course 

Major

Course Duration

Session of Entry

Years to Complete After Maximum Exemption

 

Bachelor of Business *

(studied at UOWA)

Course Code: 3090

All single majors

(expect Accountancy**)

3 years

144 credit points       

(24 subjects)

Autumn and Spring

1.5 years***

72 credit points

(12 subjects)

 

Notes:

*    Entry and credit transfer for other UOWA Business undergraduate degrees can be assessed during the application process. For detailed information about our programs, visit the UOWA "Study Business" webpage at https://www.uow.edu.au/study/business/.

**  Please note: Due to Professional Accreditation requirements, not all credit transfer will be usable in the Accountancy Major. In such circumstances, each application will include an individual credit transfer assessment.

** Duration: Depending on your chosen major, the remaining study period may be up to 2 years (72 credit points or 12 subjects). The exact duration will be determined during the application process.         

 


Equivalence Table - 

UOWM KDU Subject Code

UOWMKDU

Subject Name

UOWA  

Subject Code

UOWA Subject Name

Credit Points

BBD1103N

Introduction to Accounting

ACCY122

Accounting Principles

6

BBD2064N

Business Statistics

BUS 121

Statistics for Business

6

BBD2034N

plus

BBD1033N

Macroeconomics

plus

Microeconomics

ECON100

Economic Essentials for Business

6

BDF2014N

plus

BBD2194N

Financial Management

plus

Introduction to Finance & Banking

FIN 111

Introductory Principles of Finance

6

BBD1043N

Principles of Marketing

MARK101

Marketing Principles

6

BLD2033N

Business Communication

MGNT102

Professional Communication: Concepts and Practices

6

BBD1123N

Principles of Management

MGNT110

Introduction to Management

6

BBD1224N

Organizational Behaviour

MGNT201

Organisational Behaviour

6

Total specified credit

48

BBD2074

Business Law

Unspecified credit at 100-level                              (2 General Elective subjects)

 

 

 

Unspecified credit at 200-level                              (1 General Elective subject)

12

 

 

 

 

6

BBD2154

E-Commerce

BBD2184

Entrepreneurship

BBD1023

Introduction to Business

BBD1053

Introduction to Information Technology

BBD2124

Management of Human Resources

Plus a further 6 credit points (depending on Elective option):

Accounting Elective:

Financial Accounting (BBD1204N); Management Accounting (BBD2004N); Company Law (BBD2174N); Business Ethics (BBD2234N)

6 Unspecified credit at 200-level                              (1General Elective subject)

6

OR

Management Elective:

Services Marketing (BBD2244N); International Business (BBD2224N); Operations Management (BBD2334N)

OPS 216

Operations Management

Maximum eligible credit points of credit transfer

72

Students have the option to apply for an Integrated Masters Package, where they can reduce the duration of their Business Master’s Degree. This advanced study option combines a UOW business undergraduate degree and a variety UOW postgraduate business degrees to allow students to advance and broaden their business knowledge, giving them a competitive advantage in the job market. The degrees are completed consecutively so that after successful completion of the bachelor’s degree, students receive a transfer of course credits that will allow them to complete their business master’s degree in shorter time (1 year), and for less expense.

Student’s also have the option to package a second business master’s degree which will enable them to gain two Business Master’s Degrees in two years.

More detailed information can be found in the below web links:
Integrated Masters Package*: https://www.uow.edu.au/study/business/integrated-masters/

Two Business Master’s in Two Years**: https://coursefinder.uow.edu.au/two-masters-two-years/index.html

 

Course details

Course: Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)

Site/Location of Institution Course: UOW Malaysia KDU -Penang

Institution Country: Malaysia

Program Year Cohorts: 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028

Completion of Institution Course Required: No

Marks required for maximum credit transfer: 60


Summary of course duration at UOW if maximum credit exemption granted

University Course

Major

Course Duration

Session of Entry

Years to Complete After Maximum Exemption

Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)

Computer Science

4 years

Autumn

2 years

 


EQUIVALENCE TABLE 

[NOTE: Completion of a named Institution Subject for specified credit will entitle the Applicant to be exempt from completing the corresponding University Subject]

Institution Subject Code

Institution Subject Name

University Subject Code

University Subject Name

Credit Points

CPR3113N

Principles of Programming

CSIT110

Fundamental Programming with Python

6

CSE3013N

System Analysis and Design

CSIT114

System Analysis

6

CDB3213N

Database Management & Security

CSIT115

Database Management Systems

6

CPR3023N

Object Oriented Programming

CSIT121

Object Oriented Design & Programming

6

CAT3013N

Computer Architecture

CSIT123

Computing & Cyber Security Fundamentals

6

CNT3013N

Computer Networks

CSIT127

Networks and Communications

6

COS3023N

Operating Systems and Concurrency

CSIT128

Introduction to Web Technology

6

CAI3024N

Intelligent Systems

CSIT205

Generative AI

6

CAL3023N

Data Structures & Algorithms

CSCI203

Algorithms & Data Structures

6

CHI3013N

Foundation of HCI

CSIT226

Human Computer Interaction

6

Unspecified credit at 100-level

12

Maximum Exemption

72

 

Dual Award Pathway

(31 subjects in total – 19 Subjects (including the Internship) to be completed at UOWM plus a further 12 Subjects to be completed at UOWA)

UOWA SUBJECTS Commencing at UOWM from September 2025

 

Institution Courses eligible for Credit Transfer to named University Course:

 

Direct entry into the Bachelor of Business (Honours) – First 4 semesters – minimum 18 subjects

Or

2 yr (completed) Diploma of Business Administration or Diploma of Business Management (ODL) 

PLUS Bachelor of Business (Honours) 1 semester (comprising four 4-credit-point subjects)

 

UOW Malaysia – Utropolis Glenmarie 

Program Year Cohorts

2024 and 2025 (UOWM Bachelor program years)

Completion of Institution Course Required:

NO (see above requirements, and the credit transfer notes below)

Any other circumstances must be individually assessed during the application process.

Minimum Grade Required to receive Maximum Credit Transfer:

Minimum average grade of 50%                          (including all Failed Grades)


Summary of course duration at UOW if maximum credit exemption granted

UOW Course Details Session of Entry Years to complete when Maximum Credit Transfer is Granted

Bachelor of Business Administration

Course Code: 3264

Location: Malaysia

 

Course Duration: 3 years / 144 credit points course

(Entry from September 2025)
January, May and September 1 year / 3 Trimesters /            UOWA 72 credit points

Bachelor of Business Administration

Course Code: 3091

Location: Australia

 

Course Duration: 3 years / 144 credit points course

(Entry from TBC)

 

Autumn or Spring 1.5 years / 3 Semesters /        UOWA 72 credit points

Equivalence table –

For Credit Transfer into the approved UOW Undergraduate Programs

 [NOTE: Completion of a named Institution Subject for specified credit will entitle the Applicant to be exempt from completing the corresponding University Subject]

UOWMKDU

Subject Code

UOWMKDU Penang Subject Name

UOWA

Subject Code

UOWA Subject Name

Credit Points

BAC3233N

 

Management Accounting

 

(or CPL from UOWMKDU Diploma for: 

BBD2004N – Management Accounting)

ACCY121

Accounting for Decision Making

6

BAC3113N

 

Introduction to Accounting

 

(or CPL from UOWMKDU Diploma for: 

BBD1103N – Introduction to Accounting)

ACCY122

Accounting Principles

6

BUB3123N

 

Business Statistics

 

(or CPL from UOWMKDU Diploma for: 

BBD2064N – Business Statistics)

BUS 121

Statistics for Business

6

BBEC1014N

 

Principles of Economics

 

(or CPL from UOWMKDU Diploma for: 

BBD1033N -Microeconomics & BBD2034N-Macroeconomics)

ECON100

Economic Essentials for Business

6

BFN3113N

 

Financial Management

 

(or CPL from UOWMKDU Diploma for: 

 BDF2013N – Financial Management)

FIN111

Introductory Principles of Finance

6

BMK3113N

 

Principles of Marketing 

 

(or CPL from UOWMKDU Diploma for: 

BBD1043N – Principles of Marketing)

MARK101

Marketing Principles

6

BUB3113N

 

Principles of Management 

 

(or CPL from UOWMKDU Diploma for: 

BBD1123N – Principles of Management)

MGNT110

Introduction to Management

6

BUB3153N

Organizational Behavior

MGNT201

Organisational Behaviour

6

Total specified credit

48

Unspecified credit at 100-level   (1 general elective subject)

6

Unspecified credit at 200-level   (3 general elective subjects)

18

Maximum eligible credit points of credit transfer (UOWA 6cp = 1 UOWA subject)

72

 

Students have the option to apply for an Integrated Masters Package, where they can reduce the duration of their Business Master’s Degree. This advanced study option combines a UOW business undergraduate degree and a variety UOW postgraduate business degrees to allow students to advance and broaden their business knowledge, giving them a competitive advantage in the job market. The degrees are completed consecutively so that after successful completion of the bachelor’s degree, students receive a transfer of course credits that will allow them to complete their business master’s degree in shorter time (1 year), and for less expense.

Student’s also have the option to package a second business master’s degree which will enable them to gain two Business Master’s Degrees in two years.

More detailed information can be found in the below web links:
Integrated Masters Package*: https://www.uow.edu.au/study/business/integrated-masters/

Two Business Master’s in Two Years**: https://coursefinder.uow.edu.au/two-masters-two-years/index.htmlTwo Masters in Two Years

 

Some Examples of the ‘Business Master’s Degree  (in 1 year)’ Options*:

UOW Course Details

Session of Entry

Years to Complete when  Maximum Credit Transfer is Granted

Master of Business Analytics

Master of Financial Management

Master of Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Master of Project Management

 

All Courses - Duration: 1.5 years /  72 credit points

 

Trimester 1, 2 or 3

1 year /                                        48 credit points

Some Examples of the ‘Two Business Master’s Degree  in 2 years’ Options**:

Students can choose to combine any of any two of the eligible Business Masters Degrees

Note: Students wishing to undertake Master of Supply Chain Management as part of their two Masters, must complete their Master of Supply Chain Management first (due to professional accreditation requirements) 

Master of Supply Chain Management  

plus Master of Project Management

 

Master of Business Analytics

plus Master of Innovation and Entrepreneurship

 

All Courses - Duration: 3 years / 144 credit points

 

Trimester 1, 2 or 3

2 years/                           84 credit points

 


SPECIAL CONDITIONS

  • Individual Applicants under this Credit Transfer Arrangement must consult the Faculty of Business before enrolling in any subjects to assure they meet the University’s graduation requirements.

 

CREDIT TRANSFER NOTES

  • To receive maximum credit transfer (UOWA 72 credit points), students must achieve a minimum average grade of 50%.

To be eligible for admission into the UOWA Bachelor of Business Administration – Malaysia (3091), students must be granted the full 72 credit points of credit transfer, including all specified credit as outlined in the approved pathway. This requirement can be met either through successful completion of the required UOWM undergraduate subjects, or through a combination of the completed two-year UOWM Diploma and one semester of undergraduate study at UOWM (comprising four 4-credit-point subjects), as specified in the agreement above.

Students who are not granted maximum credit transfer, or unable to be granted the required specified credit, may apply for entry into the UOWA Bachelor of Business – Australia (3090), however will not be eligible for the Dual Award.  Individual applications will be assessed for entry and credit transfer on a case-by-case basis.

  • Credit transfers granted into UOWM programs are not automatically transferred or recognised by UOWA unless they are awarded based on a current, formal UOWA credit transfer pathway as outlined on our credit transfer pathway website, and all specified requirements are met.

Any credit transfer granted outside the UOWM Pathway programs will be assessed by the UOWA BAL International Unit during the standard application process to determine if the credit can be recognised under UOWA’s credit transfer policies and procedures.

If credit transfer cannot be recognised, and students are unable to be granted the full 72 credit points of credit transfer, they may need to complete the necessary subject(s), as specified in the above agreement, before commencing the UOWA degree.

Credit transfer will not be recognised by UOWA based on an incomplete AQF Diploma qualification, or an AQF Certificate IV or below.

 

DUAL AWARD NOTES

To be eligible for the Dual Award, students must:

  • Be granted the full 72 credit points of credit transfer from UOWA (including all necessary specified credit) as outlined in the approved pathway.
  • Complete a total of 31 subjects, comprising:

The required 19 UOWM subjects (equivalent to 72 UOWM credit points), including the Internship, completed within the UOWM Bachelor of Business (Honours) program in Malaysia.

The required 12 UOWA subjects (equivalent to 72 UOWA credit points), completed within the Bachelor of Business Administration (3091) program, either in Malaysia (3264) or Australia (3091).

UOWA Bachelor of Business Administration Subjects to be Completed in Malaysia

BALA202 – Big Data and Visual Analytics

BUS 101 – Principles of Responsible Business

BUS 331 – Integrative Business Capstone

BUS 344 – Climate Change and Business Development

FIN 241 – International Financial Management

MARK205 – Marketing Research and Consumer Insights

MARK255 – AI Marketing Implementation

MARK301 – Digital Marketing

MARK330 – Social and Sustainability Marketing

MGNT210 – Managing Across Cultures

MGNT314 – Strategic Management

MGNT389 – International Business Management

 

  • Note:
    • This list may be subject to amendments. In such cases, as subject substitution will be provided to ensure students still meet their graduation requirements.
    • Before enrolling in subjects for the Bachelor of Business Administration (3091) in Australia, students must first seek subject selection advice from UOWM to ensure they meet the graduation requirements of the UOWM Bachelor of Business (Honours). Once confirmed, they should also consult the UOWA online handbook to verify that the selected subjects meet the graduation requirements of UOWA.

 

Additional course requirements

Additional information regarding course requirements, areas of major study and double majors can be found in the UOW Course Handbook.


English language requirements

Further information regarding UOW English language requirements and additional course information can be found under additional entry requirements.

The information contained on this website is a guide only and is subject to change according to any amendments to the curriculum of the University of Wollongong or the institutions listed on this website. You will be advised of your eligibility for admission and for credit exemption after receipt of your formal application in your formal letter of offer.