Private higher education institution
Han Chiang University College of Communication
- Programmes in the catalogue
- 25
MQA-accredited programmes
From the Malaysian Qualifications Register (MQR), Malaysian Qualifications Agency.
- BA (Hons) Broadcasting and Journalism 3+0 in collaboration with University of Wolverhampton, UKBachelors Degree
- Bachelor in Public Relations (Honours)Bachelors Degree
- Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Chinese StudiesBachelors Degree
- Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Creative MultimediaBachelors Degree
- Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Logistics & Supply Chain ManagementBachelors Degree
- Bachelor of Arts (Hons) Business Management 3+0 in collaboration with University of Wolverhampton, UKBachelors Degree
- Bachelor of Business Management (Honours)Bachelors Degree
- Bachelor of Communication (Advertising) (Honours)Bachelors Degree
- Bachelor of Communication (Media Production) (Honours)Bachelors Degree
- Bachelor of Communication (New Media) (Honours)Bachelors Degree
- Bachelor of Communication 3+0 in collaboration with University of Southern Queensland, AustraliaBachelors Degree
- Diploma in AccountingDiploma
- Diploma in Broadcast JournalismDiploma
- Diploma in Business ManagementDiploma
- Diploma in Business ManagementDiploma
- Diploma in Chinese StudiesDiploma
- Diploma in Chinese StudiesDiploma
- Diploma in Information TechnologyDiploma
- Diploma in Logistics ManagementDiploma
- Diploma in Mass CommunicationDiploma
- Diploma in Mass CommunicationDiploma
- Diploma in Multimedia Communication DesignDiploma
- Diploma in Visual Arts and DesignDiploma
- Foundation in CommunicationFoundation Programme
- Master of Arts in Chinese StudiesMasters Degree
Fees: not sourced yet
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