
The Bachelor of Applied History with Honours program offers a comprehensive study of historical events and their application in contemporary contexts. This degree equips students with analytical skills to interpret historical data, understand societal development, and engage with historical research methodologies. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking about the past and its relevance to the present and future, preparing graduates for diverse career paths that require a strong understanding of human civilization and societal evolution.
For STPM, Matriculation, Foundation, Diploma, and DVM applicants, a minimum credit (Grade B/4B) in History at SPM level is required. For all pathways, a minimum credit (Grade C/6C) in English at SPM level is also required, along with the specified MUET score. Applicants with a MUET Band 2.0 (from 2021 onwards) or Band 2 (until 2020) can be considered if they meet the other English requirements.
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International applicants need a minimum CGPA of 2.75 for STPM, Matriculation, or Foundation qualifications, or a UA/Polytechnic/IPTS Diploma. A minimum 'Jayyid Jiddan' is required for STAM, and a minimum Academic CGPA of 3.00 for DVM.
All applicants must have a minimum credit (Grade C/6C) in English at SPM level. Additionally, a MUET score of Band 3.0 (from 2021 onwards) or Band 3 (until 2020) is required.
The program spans 7 semesters, providing a structured pathway through various historical periods and analytical approaches.
International students can apply through the UUM Open Channel application portal. The process involves completing an application form, submitting supporting documents like academic transcripts, and reviewing before final submission.
Graduates are prepared for roles in archival management, historical research, cultural heritage preservation, education, government, and policy analysis. The program develops critical thinking, research, and analytical skills relevant to these fields.