This component consists of Common Core subjects, which are common modules across a discipline that provides the fundamental knowledge of the discipline.

Core Modules

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This component aims to develop critical thinking, build up social intelligence and cultivate civic responsibility as well as broaden cultural knowledge. These consist of compulsory and nationally-mandated study modules required by the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education.

• Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban / Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 2
• Falsafah dan Isu Semasa
• Emotional Intelligence in Action
• Kursus Integriti Dan Antirasuah
• Social Innovation Project

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1. Students are requested to take Bahasa Kebangsaan A if they do not obtain a Credit for Bahasa Malaysia in SPM.
2. All information is subject to change. Readers are responsible for verifying information that pertains to them by contacting the university.

The Flexible Education component offers students the flexibility to explore modules in a related or unrelated field, enhancing and complementing their primary major. This component allows students to broaden their knowledge and skills by selecting modules from the same or different schools within the university.

Flexible Education can take various forms, including free electives, extensions, minors, or even a second major. These options provide students with the opportunity to delve deeper into a specific area of interest or broaden their understanding by exploring a different field of study.

Click here to see a full list of all available Flexible Education Components.

You will need to choose one of the package below.

Minor

You will need to select any Minor packages offered by Taylor's University. We have provided some suggested Minors below, and you can refer to the Flexible Education Guide for the complete list. The minors offered are subject to availability and you will need to meet the minimum module pre and co-requisite.

Recommended Packages

Free Electives

You will need to select any five (5) of the Free Electives offered by Taylor's University. You can refer to the Flexible Education Guide for the complete list. The free electives offered are subject to availability and you will need to meet the minimum module pre and co-requisite.

Students may consider taking up to 12 credits (3 modules) for credit transfer towards the Integrated Bachelor-Master Programme (IBMP). Some master's programmes may require bridging modules for applicants without degrees in related fields. For further details, please consult our education counsellors.

Note: All information is subject to change. Readers are responsible for verifying information that pertains to them by contacting the university.

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PPE graduates can pursue advanced studies, such as a Master’s or PhD, to become lecturers or researchers, combining practical industry experience with academic insights to contribute to higher education.