- 10 core education courses (30 credits) - 3 core concentration courses (9 credits) - 1 Seminar Paper (3 credits)
Part 2 : MASTERS PROJECT (6 credits) Candidates are required to work on a research project under the guidance of a supervisor appointed by OUM. The completed research project will be assessed by the supervisor and a reviewer.
Candidates must obtain an EXIT CGPA of at least 3.00 to graduate.
COURSES OFFERED
Year
1
Semester
Jan 1. 2. 3.
1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3. 1. 2.
Courses
Educational Psychology (3 credits) Guidance and Counseling (3 credits) Instructional Technology (3 credits)
Comparative Education (3 credits) Measurement and Evaluation in Education (3 credits) Qualitative Research Methodology (3 credits) Quantitative Research Methodology (3 credits) Educational Leadership (3 credits) Curriculum Development (3 credits) Models and Strategies of Teaching (3 credits) Statistics for Educational Research (3 credits)
May
Sept
Masters Project
Duration for Masters Project:
Minimum: 2 semesters Maximum: 6 semesters (2 years).
Student must hand in the Masters Project, latest, by the end of the 6th semester, failing which the student will be given a grade F and he/she must re-register for Masters Project, which involves the payment of full fees.
COURSEWORK (CW)
(except HMEF5133 Directed Reading) < 2.90 CGPA
PART I
2.90 or more (recommended)
PART II
Graduate
Exit CGPA includes GPAs for Directed Reading & Masters Project.
COURSES OFFERED
Year
1
Semester
Jan
May
Sept
1. Models and Strategies of Teaching (3 credits) 2. Statistics for Educational Research (3 credits)
Concentration Courses (3 credits x 3 = 9 credits) Seminar Paper (3 credits)
Offered Every Semester
Courses: 1. Educational Administration (3 credits) 2. Educational Leadership (3 credits) 3. School Effectiveness & School-based Management (3 credits) 4. Seminar Paper in Educational Management (3 credits)
To be taken after completing the other 3 concentration courses
Concentration Courses
(3 credits x 3 = 9 credits)
Seminar Paper
(3 credits x 1 = 3 credits)
GPA
Graduate
Entry Requirements
Bachelors Degree in Education or Bachelors Degree with Dip. Ed/ KPLI / Sijil Perguruan Asas/ PGDip in Teaching or Any Bachelors Degree with 2 years experience in teaching or training or Flexible Entry:
- Age = 35 years and above - STPM or equivalent - 2 years experience in teaching or training - Assessment of Prior Learning
Duration of Programme
Minimum Maximum
2 years (6 semesters)
Candidate may apply for a one-year extension, subject to approval by the Dean of Centre for Graduate Studies.
Learning Resources Modules Textbooks & Study Guides Learning Mode Face-to-face (Seminars) - 5 seminars/semester Online discussion (myVLE)
ASSESSMENT
Option Coursework With Masters Project Taught Course Others
Qualitative Res. Methodology (100%) Quantitative Res. Methodology (100%) Statistics in Educational Research (100%) Examination (40%) Directed reading (100%) Assignment (60%) Masters Project (100%)
S Satisfactory U - Unsatisfactory
Grading System
Grade Marks Grade Points Meaning
A
AB+ B BC+ C
80 100
75 79 70 74 65 69 60 64 55 59 50 54
4.00
3.67 3.33 3.00 2.67 2.33 2.00
Outstanding
Very Good Good Pass Conditional Pass (Subject to CGPA equal to OR > 3.00)
CD+ D F
45 49
40 44 35 40 0 34
1.67
1.33 1.00 0.00
Learning Methods
SELF-MANAGED LEARNING (90 hours - 75%)
Study independently according to time availability. Modules/Customized textbooks Study Guide.
Learners will submit continuous assessment (assignments) to this facilitator and take the final examination in learning centres of their choice
LANGUAGE:
Modules/Textbooks & Study Guide in English Assignment questions are in English but exam questions are in both English and Malay. Students can answer assignment and exam questions in English or Malay.
Year 2
RM 2628 RM 3942
Year 2
RM 2628 RM 3942
Semester 3
RM 2628
RM 18396
RM 1314
Special 40% Discount on tuition fees for Senior Citizens aged 60 years and above & OKU
Note
Full settlement of semester fees before the commencement of first seminar will be entitled to 5% discount. The total fees quoted are based on the minimum expected period to successfully complete the programme. Examination fees vary and subject to change based on its format. The University reserves the right to revise the fees without prior notice.
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