Have you ever wanted to know the secret to becoming a millionaire? In a fun and insightful “Degree Unboxing” episode by Uni Enrol, host Angel Lim visited the vibrant UNITAR campus to ask exactly that!
She sat down with Mr Rashdeen Rashidi, a seasoned lecturer at UNITAR, to uncover what it takes to succeed in the corporate world, how to build a thriving startup, and what makes the UNITAR Business Administration program stand out from the crowd.
Here is the inside scoop on mastering the business world! Only at Tierra Crest, Jalan SS6/3, Kelana Jaya, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
💡 The Ultimate Superpower: Pitching Your Vision
When Angel asked Mr Rashdeen what his ultimate superpower was, he playfully answered that he knows the secrets to getting rich like a successful businessman.
Jokes aside, he revealed a hard truth about the startup world: most aspiring entrepreneurs fail because they cannot properly present their business ideas. If you want to start a business, you have to know how to develop a compelling business model and pitch it to investors and bankers to gain capital.
This is a core focus for those studying Business Administration at UNITAR. The university heavily trains students on how to articulate their ideas clearly and confidently so they can secure funding and stay highly relevant in the industry.
🚀 Endless Opportunities & 98% Employability
If you are looking for a top-tier Business Administration course in Malaysia, versatility is key. Mr Rashdeen noted that business degrees remain incredibly popular because they offer vast job opportunities across multiple dynamic sectors, including:
- Marketing
- Human Resources
- Finance
- Operations
- E-Commerce (which is currently booming as everything moves online!)
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Does this diverse training actually lead to jobs? Absolutely! UNITAR boasts a massive 98% Graduate Employability Rate. Graduates from this program are highly sought after and have gone on to build careers in major industries, landing roles at powerhouse companies like:
- Food & Beverage: Nestle
- Banking: Maybank, Bank Islam, and Public Bank
- E-Commerce: Shopee and Lazada
📚 Flexible Ways to Learn
Whether you are a fresh high school graduate looking for the full university experience or a working professional trying to upskill, UNITAR makes education accessible. They offer two distinct study modes for their 3-year Bachelor’s degree:
- Conventional Mode: Traditional, face-to-face physical classes where you can soak up the lively atmosphere at the UNITAR campus.
- Modular Mode: A fully online, flexible learning path designed specifically to accommodate the busy schedules of working adults.
❤️ The True Heart of Entrepreneurship
Before wrapping up the tour, Mr Rashdeen offered a golden piece of advice for students dreaming of opening their own businesses: Be very clear with your purpose and objective. While gaining capital is great, true entrepreneurship is about what you can give back. As an entrepreneur, your ultimate goal is to provide solutions to society’s problems!
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About the Author:
Ken Hoong is the co-founder of Uni Enrol and a contributing writer. Drawing on his close work with Uni Enrol’s counsellors, he brings keen insight into Malaysia’s evolving private higher education landscape and the shifting preferences of students in learning and career choices.
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