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School Of Accounting & Finance

The SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE sets the stage for an in-depth understanding of related accounting and finance roles
including financial accounting, assurance, taxation, corporate finance and financial management. Its curriculum is tailored to the specifications set by professional bodies such as the MIA, ACCA, CIMA, CPA (Australia), the MICPA and MFPC.

Education Pathway

Programme code: (R2/0412/6/0041) (01/28) (MQA/FA2256)

Duration: 3 years | Full-time

Intakes: April, July, September / October

Mode of Study: Full-Time

Programme code: (R2/0411/6/0080) (06/29) (MQA/FA1732)

Duration: 4 years | Full-time

Intakes: April, July, September/October

Mode of Study: Full-Time

Enrichment

Learning comes from the deeply immersive experience offered by our programmes and facilities

Since August 2018, QIU has joined forces with the CIMB Foundation to conduct the BeSmart financial literacy programme. Open to all students at QIU and conducted by professional trainers, it is a three-pronged programme that covers financial management, investment and risk management skills. Its objective is to develop financial independence among university students. By the end of 2019, approximately 200 QIU students benefitted from the programmes’ interactive sessions and activities that include investment simulation games.

Engagement

QIU, MYFINB DEVELOP MALAYSIA’S FIRST AI FINANCIAL PLANNING PLATFORM FOR SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN

QIU has joined forces with Fintech company MyFinB to develop Malaysia’s first A.I platform for families with special needs.

Called Better Life, Optimisation of Money (BLOOM), the platform assists parents to plan their children’s financial needs based on key expenditures categories including food, transport, education, housing and more.  It is slated to be launched in the first quarter of 2020.

BLOOM will help monitor children with special needs’ financial demands while predicting future expenditure and income levels. Most importantly, it will prescribe strategies on how parents can achieve their financial goals with suggested action steps across the short, medium and long term.

Budget Update and Latest Tax Trends: By Bernard Yap

QIU had the honor of inviting renowned Malaysia’s Private Tax Client Services Leader at Ernst & Young Tax Consultants Sdn Bhd to enlighten us with his expert insights on the latest budget update and tax trends shaping our country’s financial landscape.

Mr. Bernard Yap provided practical and strategic guidance on how business owners can navigate the changing taxation climate in Malaysia. He shared valuable insights on how to make informed financial decisions and achieve business goals in the coming year.

One of the latest tax trends discussed in the talk was the reduced tax rates for a few ranges of taxable incomes. This reduction benefits taxpayers from middle-income (M40) households, increasing their disposable income and contributing to wealth creation.

Experiential

Excellence

Bachelor of Finance (Hons) graduate, Ms Yogeethra, winning the coveted Dato’ Sri Eswaran Award

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Public HolidaysWeek startWeek endAcademic Week
 1 Jul6 JulRegistration – 1 Jul (Mon)
 ** Orientation Week
2 – 6 Jul (Tue – Sat)
 *8 Jul Awal Muharram9 Jul13 JulWeek 1 – Class Starts (9 Jul)
 15 Jul20 JulWeek 2
 22 Jul27 JulWeek 3
 29 Jul3 AugWeek 4
 5 Aug10 AugWeek 5
 12 Aug17 AugWeek 6
 19 Aug24 AugWeek 7
  26-Aug31-AugWeek 8
 

2-Sep

7-SepWeek 9
 

 9-Sep

 14-SepWeek 10

16-Sep Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday & Malaysia Day

 17-Sep

 21-SepWeek 11
 

23-Sep

28-SepWeek 12
 30-Sep 5-OctWeek 13
  7-Oct 12-OctWeek 14
 14-Oct16-Oct Self Study
 

17-Oct

 19-Oct Final Examination
 21-Oct 25-Oct Final Examination
  28-Oct 29-Oct Final Examination
31-Oct Deepavali30-Oct 2-Nov Semester Break
1-Nov Sultan of Perak’s Birthday
  4-Nov 9-Nov Semester Break
  11 Nov 17 Nov Semester Break

* When a public holiday falls on Sunday, the holiday is substituted with the following working Monday/ working day

**Orientation (Jul 2024 sem) – Not compulsary for returning students

Note: The University reserves the right to amend as and when required

Public HolidaysWeek startWeek endAcademic Week
   Registration (12 Oct) – Sat
  14-Oct18-OctOrientation Week (14 Oct – 18 Oct)
 21-Oct25-OctWeek 1 – Class starts (21 Oct)
31-Oct Thu Deepavali28-Oct2-NovDeepavali Break
1-Nov Fri Sultan of Perak’s Birthday4-Nov8-NovWeek 2
 11 Nov15 NovWeek 3
Public HolidaysWeek startWeek endAcademic Week
 18-Nov  **Registration & Orientation – 18 Nov (Mon)
  19-Nov  23-Nov Week 1 – Class starts for all (19 Nov)
 25-Nov30-NovWeek 2
 2-Dec7-DecWeek 3
 9-Dec14-DecWeek 4
 16-Dec21-DecWeek 5
25-Dec Wed Christmas Day23-Dec28-DecWeek
1-Jan Wed New Year30-Dec4-JanWeek 7
 6-Jan11-JanWeek 8
 13-Jan18-JanWeek 9
 

20-Jan

25-JanWeek 10
29 Jan Wed Chinese New Year27-Jan1-FebMid-sem Break
 3-Feb8-FebWeek 11
11 Feb Tue Thaipusam10-Feb15-FebWeek 12
 17-Feb22-FebWeek 13
 24-Feb1-MarWeek 14
 3-Mar8-MarStudy Week
 10-Mar15-Mar Final Examination
17 Mar Mon Nuzul Al-Quran17-Mar22-Mar Final Examination
 
 24-Mar29-Mar Semester Break
31 Mar Mon Hari Raya Aidilfitri31-Mar5-Apr Semester Break
 7-Apr12-Apr Semester Break

* When a public holiday falls on Sunday, the holiday is substituted with the following working Monday/ working day

**Registration and Orientation (Nov 2024 sem) – for late registration students who did not manage to go through orientation in MOOC semester

Note: The University reserves the right to amend as and when required