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FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT
(FM)
1972 -1991
Center for Humanities Studies
1991 – May 2010
Faculty of Management and Human Resource Development
June 2010 - 2012
Faculty of Management and Human Resource Development
At Present (as at 13/2/2013)
Faculty of Management
Faculty Of
Management
Department of
Accounting and
Finance
Department of
Human Resource
Development
Department of
Business
Administration
Dean
Professor Dr. Zainab bt. Khalifah
Deputy Dean
(Academic Affairs)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Khalil bin Md Noor
Head, Department of Human
Resource Development
Dr. Siti Aisyah bt. Abd. Rahman
Head, Department
Administrative and Business
Dr. Noor Hazarina bt. Hashim
Deputy Dean
(Development)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ishak bin Mad Shah
Head, Department of
Accounting and Finance
Dr. Saudah bt. Sofian
Head, Department of External
Programmes
Dr. Noor Azmi bin Mohamad
Deputy Registrar
Tn. Hj. Khasim bin Ismail
Information Techology
Manager
Assistant Registrar
Mohd. Nor Faizal bin
Jamaluddin
Who’s Who at FPPSM’s Postgraduate Office
Deputy Dean
(Academic Affairs)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Khalil bin Md Noor
Academic Manager
(Postgraduate)
Dr. Khairiah bt. Soehod
Academic Coordinator (Research)
(Research)
Dr. Shah Rollah Abdul Wahab
Who’s, Who @ FM’s Postgraduate Office – Supporting Staff
AZLINA– PhD/Masters by Research
SALIDA – Student Affairs
ZAIDAH – Masters Mixed-mode
HASSAN – Student Affairs
Academic Staff at FPPSM
22%
PhD
78%
Masters
CURRENT STUDENT ENROLMENT
(as at 2013/14-1)
PROGRAMME
MHM
NO. OF
STUDENTS
164
MHF
135
PHM
420
TOTAL
719
Program Offered
Full
Time
Part
Time
• Bachelor of Management (Technology)
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• Bachelor of Management (Marketing)
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• Bachelor in Accounting
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• BSc. in Human Resource Development
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• BSc. Psychology (Industrial & Organizational
Psychology)
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Undergraduate Programs:
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Postgraduate Programs:
• Master of Management (Technology)
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• Master of Science (Human Resource
Development)
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• PH.D. in Management
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Master of Management (Technology) Mixed Mode
The program is designed for graduates with some working experience who are interested in building a career in
business and management irrespective of their previous undergraduate qualifications. It is also aimed for potential
students who have recently graduated from their undergraduate studies and are looking for management
education related to technology-based issues. The structure of the program will equip students with knowledge
and research skills in management and technology studies. The program combines a challenging core of
management disciplines with the opportunity to pursue areas of personal interest in technological issues or areas
through research based studies
Program Structure
There are two components for the program i.e. Taught Courses (21 credit Hours) and
Research Dissertation (21 Credit Hours)
Core Courses
Elective Courses
Research
Corporate Financial Management (3)
Faculty's elective (3)*
Dissertation**
Human Resource Management (3)
University's elective (3)
Marketing Management (3)
Operation & Technology Management (3)
Organizational Development (3)
Master of Management (Technology) Full Research
This program is designed to provide advanced, research based studies in management
related to technology-based issues. It aims to develop understanding of the state of
knowledge in the technology-inclined management discipline that will contribute to the
expansion of new knowledge through research activities.
Students will engage in a significant research investigation of a specific inquiry resulting in
the production of a thesis with either a theoretical or an applied focus. In conducting the
research, students have the opportunity to critically analyze issues and contribute or expand
knowledge in their area of interest through observation, literature review and data analysis.
At the end of the program, students must submit a thesis on a topic which has
been agreed upon by the faculty and the length should be between 150 to 200
pages. The conferment of the degree is subject to the successful completion of the
thesis and viva voce defense.
Master of Science (Human Resource Development) (Mixed Mode)
The program is designed for students who desire to inspire others, to promote learning within individuals,
communities, organizations and globally. Successful graduates will improve their capacity to provide leadership;
manage resources; design and implement processes for organizational learning; evaluate and develop staff; liaise
with government, organizations and stakeholders; plan, monitor and review policies and programs; implement
change in organizations; and demonstrate awareness of the multiple perspectives and interconnectedness of
learning, development work and life.
Program Structure
There are two components for the programme i.e. Taught Courses (21 credit Hours) and
Research Dissertation (21 Credit Hours)
Core Courses
Elective Courses
Research
Theory and Philosophy of HRD (3)
Faculty's elective (3)*
Dissertation**
Knowledge Management (3)
University's elective (3)
Organizational Development (3)
Human Resource Development Planning,
Design and Evaluation (3)
Philosophy of Adult Learning (3)
Master of Science (Human Resource Development) (Full Research)
This course is designed to provide advanced, research based studies in Human
Resource Development (HRD). It aims to develop understanding of the state of
knowledge in the areas of HRD discipline and to contribute to the expansion of
new knowledge through research activities. Students will be engaged in a
significant research investigation of a specific inquiry resulting in the production
of a thesis with either a theoretical or an applied focus.
The program provides an opportunity for students to critically analyze issues and
contribute or expand knowledge related to HRD field based on observation,
literature review and data analysis.
At the end of the program, students must submit a thesis on a topic which has been
agreed upon by the faculty and the length should be between 150 to 200 pages. A
thesis evaluation and an oral examination will be conducted by examiners for the
purpose of validating the conferment.
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) Management
The Doctorate Degree (Ph.D.) Program in Management is created to train caliber
and high performing graduates to find genuine discoveries in the field of
management via research. Applicants who are selected for the Doctorate Degree
(Ph.D.) program are those capable of conducting a research in the field of their
interests. The outcome of the research should reflect their ability in critical
analysis, their thinking strength and capability of integrating their skills in
research and their in-depth knowledge.
Program Objectives
1. To provide an in-depth knowledge in one specialized field so that the graduate
is able to contribute
and make evaluations on contributions made by other pioneers.
2. To enhance and expand the contributions of the university in terms of genuine
research in the field of
management especially those that are related to the national interests.
3. To train and create professional graduates in the field of management.
Entry Requirements
Master's Degree
A Bachelor's Degree with good honors from Universiti Teknologi
Malaysia or any other institution of higher learning recognized by the
Senate; or a qualification equivalent to a Bachelor's Degree and
experience in the relevant field recognized by the Senate.
Doctor of Philosophy
A Master's Degree from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia or any other
institutions of higher learning recognized by the Senate; or other
qualifications equivalent to a Master's degree and experience in the
relevant field recognized by the Senate; or candidates who are currently
registered in a Master's Degree program at Universiti Teknologi
Malaysia, and approved by the Graduate Studies Committee of the
respective faculty and the Senate.
Dissertation Code for
Mixed-mode students (Full-Time)
Current
Semester
Code
MHD/MHR XXXX
1/6
2/6
Example 1: Ali has entered the master
program in semester II, 2011/2012 session.
Let say he want to register for dissertation
in this semester, what code should he
register?
2011/2012 :
sem 2 = 1/6
2012/2013:
sem1 = 2/6
So he should register code MHM 1280
1280
3/6
2180
4/6
2280
5/6
3180
6/6
3280
Example 2: Bakar has entered the master program
in semester I, 2012/2013 session. Let say he
plan to register for dissertation in his 4th
semester, what code should he register?
2012/2013 :
sem 1 = 1/6
sem 2 = 2/6
2013/2014:
sem1 = 3/6
sem 2 = 4/6
So he should register code MHM 2280
Off-Shoreprogram
(PESISIR)
Objective
• To provide opportunities for
working individuals to gain
knowledge without leaving
their current job
• To provide a platform for
career advancement and
lifelong learning
• To strengthen ties with
industries.
Dissertation Code for Mixed-mode students (Part-time)
Current
Semester
Code
MHD/MHR XXXX
1/8
2/8
1290
3/8
2190
4/8
2290
5/8
3190
6/8
3290
7/8
4190
8/8
4290
Example 1: Ali has entered the master
program in semester II, 2009/2010 session.
Let say he want to register for dissertation
in his 4th semester, what code should he
register?
2009/2010 :
sem 2 = 1/8
2010/2011:
sem1 = 2/8
sem 2 = 3/8
2011/2012:
sem 1 = 4/8
So he should register code MHM 2290
Example 2: Bakar has entered the master program
in semester I, 2010/2011 session (this
semester). Let say he plan to register for
dissertation in his 3th semester, what code
should he register?
20010/2011 :
sem 1 = 1/8
sem 2 = 2/8
2011/2012:
sem1 = 3/8
So he should register code MHM 2190
Subject codes for research students
Master by research
Ph.D
Subject Codes for Research Students
(Masters by Research)
Full Time
Part Time
Semester
Semester
Yr
1st
2nd
Yr
1st
2nd
1
MHM/MHF 1100
MHM/MHF 1200
1
MHM/MHF 1110
MHM/MHF 1210
2
MHM/MHF 2100
MHM/MHF 2200
2
MHM/MHF 2110
MHM/ MHF 2210
3
MHM/MHF 3100
MHM/MHF 3200
3
MHM/MHF 3110
MHM/MHF 3210
4
MHM/MHF 4110
MHM/MHF 4210
Subject Codes for Research Students
(PhD)
Full Time
Part Time
Semester
Semester
Yr
1st
2nd
Yr
1st
2nd
1
PHM 1100
PHM 1200
1
PHM 1110
PHM 1210
2
PHM 2100
PHM 2200
2
PHM 2110
PHM 2210
3
PHM 3100
PHM 3200
3
PHM 3110
PHM 3210
4
PHM 4100
PHM 4200
4
PHM 4110
PHM 4210
5
PHM 5100
PHM 5200
5
PHM 5110
PHM 5210
6
PHM 6100
PHM 6200
6
PHM 6110
PHM 6210
7
PHM 7110
PHM 7210
8
PHM 8110
PHM 8210
Duration of Studies
• PhD
–FULL TIME : 6 – 12 semesters
–PART TIME : 8 – 16 semesters
• MASTERS
–FULL TIME : 3 – 6 semesters
–PART TIME : 4 – 8 semesters
UHR0010- Research Methodology
(Research Student)
• To be held every week:
– Wednesday (2.30 pm to 4.30 pm)
• Research Methodology Class:
– Mandatory to all students (PhD / Master by Research /Mixed
mode).
• PhD & Master by Research: Should register UHR0010 in
1st Semester
• Mixed-mode student: Must attend the UHR0010 once you
register for dissertation (no need to register UHR0010,
just join the session)
GENERAL UNIVERSITY SUBJECTS FOR
RESEARCH STUDENTS (PhD & Masters)
International Students
(Brunei, Indonesia &
Singapore )
UVM 6013
Malay Language for Academic Writing
International Students
(Other countries )
UHZ 6123
Malaysian Society & Culture
Local students
Choose ONE
UHP 6013
Seminar on Global Development, Economic &
Sosial Issues
OR
UHW 6023
Philosophy of Science & Civilization
To be taken during any semester before graduation
FM’s POSTGRADUATE STUDENT SOCIETY
(FM - PSS)
• To promote social cohesion among FPPSM
postgraduate students community.
• To organise academic and social programs
that will be of immense benefit to
postgraduate students studying at FPPSM,
UTM.
• To address within its powers issues faced by
the FPPSM’s postgraduate students
WORK STATION FOR
RESEARCH STUDENTS
• Provides space for full time Ph.D and
Masters by research students only
• ‘Open-concept’: Every research student
can use at first come first serve basis.
• Students are fully responsible of the
safety of the room and its facilities.
WORK STATION FOR
RESEARCH STUDENTS
• School of Graduate Studies (SPS) is
also offering workspace for PhD
students (local & International) at
Block G05 & G06.
• Those who are interested please fill
in the form, get the supervisor’s and
faculty’s recommendation, then
submit to SPS
REMINDER
• All research students must register for research
every semester. Student WILL BE TERMINATED if
they do not register.
– Research Code: PHM1100 / PHM 1210 / PHM2100…………PHMXXXX
• Submit progress report (on-line) & assessed by their
supervisor at the end of the semester. otherwise,
student will be graded as “unsatisfactory” (TM). TM
for 2 consecutive semesters, student will be
terminated automatically.
– http://spsapp3.utm.my:8080/gsmsv21/
REMINDER
• Please use the supervision record form as an
evidence of the meeting (GSMS – Graduate
Student Management System)
• Our website:
http://www.management.utm.my/ogsr/
• Update your email & join the PhD/Master Email
group.
• Proposal and Final Dissertation Submission
(Turnitin) (similarity index < 20%) – guideline is
posted in the faculty’s website.
REMINDER
• Alert with any news/updates. Please make sure that you
register in the mailing groups.
• Unsatisfactory Policy to all research students (2010-2011
Intake) e.g fail to defend proposal by 4th Semester.
• In order to graduate (research student) you should have one
journal paper.
• All students are responsible to read “Academic Rules &
Procedures”. Available at SPS website
http://sps.utm.my/sps/academic-resources.html
ACADEMIC STANDING
FOR COURSEWORK
MARKS
90 - 100
80 - 89
75 - 79
70 - 74
65 – 69
60 – 64
55 – 59
50 – 54
45 – 49
40 – 44
35 - 39
30 – 34
00 - 29
GRADE
A+
A
AB+
B
BC+
C
CD+
D
DE
POINTS
4.00
4.00
3.67
3.33
3.00
2.67
2.33
2.00
1.67
1.33
1.00
0.67
0.0
LEVEL OF ACHIEVEMENT
EXCELLENT PASS
GOOD PASS
PASS
FAIL
ACADEMIC STANDING FOR MIXED-MODE
ACADEMIC
STANDING
CONDITION
TO PROCEED
WITH THE
STUDY
AWARD OF
THE DEGREE
MM
TM
GG
KB
KS
KS
QUALIFIED
QUALIFIED
QUALIFIED
QUALIFIED
NOT QUALIFIED
NOT QUALIFIED
MM
KS
QUALIFIED
NOT QUALIFIED
KS
(GG)
TM
GG
MM
TM
KG
KG
KG
QUALIFIED
TERMINATED
TERMINATED
TERMINATED
NOT QUALIFIED
NOT QUALIFIED
NOT QUALIFIED
NOT QUALIFIED
CGPA  2.67
GG
KG
TERMINATED
NOT QUALIFIED
CGPA
GOOD PASS
(KB)
CGPA  3.00
CONDITIONAL
PASS (KS)
2.67  CGPA 
3.00
FAIL
DISSERTATION/
RESEARCH
GRADE
MM
TM
GG
SATISFACTORY
UNSATISFACTORY
FAIL
EXAMPLE 1: ACADEMIC STANDING
CPA < 3.O
CONDITIONAL PASS (KS
EXAMPLE 2: ACADEMIC STANDING
PA OK (>3.0)…. BUT DISSERTATION NOT OK (TM) ------- CONDITIONAL PASS (KS)
EXAMPLE 3: ACADEMIC STANDING
1. CPA GOOD (KB) + DISS. NOT GOOD (TM)  CONDITIONAL PASS (KS)
2. TWO CONSECUTIVE KS  FAIL (KG)
OUR EXPECTATIONS
• Students to take charge of their own academic planning and
activities, e.g. class schedule, online registration, project
datelines, graduation requirements, withdrawal datelines and
procedures, etc.
• Comply to the “academic calendar” for a particular semester.
• Students to meet with their supervisor on a regular basis.
• Research students (PhD & Masters) must submit progress
report to the postgraduates office by online at the end of every
semester
• Students are encouraged to participate in the faculty’s activities
(colloquium, research talk by visiting professors, workshops).
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