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CorporateProfile

Asia e UniversityNo. 4, Jalan Sultan Sulaiman, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Hotline: 1 300 300 238 General Line: +603 2785 0000 Fax: +603 2711 0436 Email: [email protected]

www.aeu.edu.my


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Companys Name

Asia e Learning Sdn. Bhd.

Principal Place of Business

Dataran Kewangan Darul TakafulNo. 4 Jalan Sultan Sulaiman

50000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Company Secretary

Evermonde Caseey Consultants

Sdn BhdB-3A-25 Suite 2 Pelangi Square

PJU 6 Persiaran Surian

Pelangi Damansara

47800 Petaling Jaya

Selangor, Malaysia

CORPORATEINFORMATION

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Auditors

YHL & Associates

B-3A-25 Suite 2 Pelangi Square

PJU 6 Persiaran Surian

Pelangi Damansara47800 Petaling Jaya

Selangor, Malaysia

Principal Bankers

Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad

Bank Rakyat Malaysia BerhadCIMB Bank Berhad

Public Bank Berhad

AeU All Rights Reserved


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UniversityBackground


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ASIAe UNIVERSITY

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Established in April 2007.

Set under Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD) to promote Asian cooperation

at a continental level.

Supported by 32 ACD Member Countries as confirmed at the

ACD Ministerial Meetings held in Islamabad in 2005 and Doha in 2006.

Collaborates with Institutions of Higher Learnings and Training Institutions

in the ACD Member Countries to offer quality academic and professional

training programmes that are affordable and accessible.



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To act as an enabler for Asian educational institutions to increase

cross-borderaccessibility of their programmes.

To collaborate with Asian educational institutions to increase accessto relevant, flexible and affordable academic and professional training

programmes.

RATIONALEof AeU

5AeU All Rights Reserved


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CorporateStatements


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VISION& MISSION

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VisionTo be a leader and a premier education hub in the

promotion of affordable and qualitye-learning in Asia.

MissionTo work in collaborationwith universities, institutions and

corporations drawing upon their collective expertise,prestige and resources to provide quality Higher Education

and Lifelong Learning.



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To provide academic programmes of international standards

by capitalising on the expertise and prestige of collaborating

institutions.

To provide students access to relevant, affordable, cost-effective,flexible education,and training programmes.

To develop appropriate pedagogical strategiesand apply

suitable technologies to give free reign to students creativity and

sharpen their thinking and communication skills.

To ensure that all programmes and courses meet the respective

quality benchmarksand match the standard e-learning best

practices of member institutions.

OBJECTIVES



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NATIONAL

LEVEL

INTERNATIONAL

LEVEL


UNIQUE POSITIONING of AeU


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The ein Asia e University has 7 elements that define the thrust of AeUin learning and teaching methodologies and learning experiences of our

students.

AeU LEARNING EXPERIENCE



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HistoricalBackground


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GENESIS


Foreign Ministry

proposed e-education

at first ACD meeting

4thACD MinisterialMeeting, Pakistan

5thACD Ministerial

Meeting, Qatar 2006

Kuala LumpursACD e-Education Workshop

Doha Declaration 2006 (1.5)

Ministry of EducationInvited to propose

e-education project

ACD - AeU Roundtable

Kuala Lumpur

Islamabad Declaration No.6

Establishment of

2002

2005

2005

2003

2005

2006

2003

2004

2006

2007


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Minister of Foreign Affairs of 26 Member Countries

Reaffirm the commitment to:

No. VI: Resolve to ensure of easily accessible and expanded

education opportunities for the peoples of Asia with the proposal for

the establishment of an Asia e University (AeU) which will be an

instrument for greater Asia-wide cooperation in closing the digital

divide and spearheading e-Education efforts to meet futurechallenges, for the benefit of the region.

(6thApril 2005, Islamabad, Pakistan)

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ACD ISLAMABADDECLARATION NO.6



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Ministers of Foreign Affairs of 28 Member Countries

Reaffirm the commitment to:

No. 1.5: We agree to support the successful implementation of

Asia e University (AeU) as an instrument for human capacity

building, closing and digital divide, increasing higher education

accessibility, and spearheading e-Education efforts for the

benefit of all members countries.

(24thMay 2006, Doha, Qatar)

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ACD DOHADECLARATION NO.1.5



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32ACDMEMBERCOUNTRIES



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Governance and Leadership


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Academic Management Committee

Postgraduate Studies Committee

Executive Programme Committee

Student Disciplinary Committee

University Examination Board

Academic Appeals Committee

Deliberation and action on university widemanagement policies.

Financial management and policies.

Talent Management and Development policies.

Review of management policies implementation.

Internationalisation

SENATE UMC


Note: UMC stands for University Management Committee


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ORGANISATIONALCHART



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AeUas a Dual Mode

University


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AeU operates as a Dual Mode

university.

We offer programmes in-campus

and off-campus.



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Residential full-time learningTo study as a full-time residential

student by attending regular classes and meet face-to-face with course

lecturers and fellow students.

Fully online learningTo study via the internet throughPersonalised

Learning Space (PLS). It usually involves a combination of

participation in an online interactive learning forum and access to

learning materials in a digital format.

Blended learningTo study via a combination of face-to-face tutorials

given by Academic Facilitators at a designated Learning Centre and

online through PLS with access to learning materials in a digital format.

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LEARNING PEDAGOGIES in AeU



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Face-to-Face Tutorial

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BLENDED LEARNING

10 hrs Online Collaboration 15 hrs

Discuss assignments, discuss course

materials, Q&A with tutors.

Discuss, learning activities,

assignment, preparation for

examinations.

Self Managed Learning 95 hrs

Reading course materials, doing the

learning activities, doing assignments.



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LEARNINGMANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Personalised Learning Space (myPLS)TIMETABLEClassroom

Examination CHATAssignment

Live Meeting

PORTALUser Management

Website Management

Role Management

EXAMINATIONGrading Management

Mark Entry

Result Transcript ADMISSIONOnline Form

Manage Application

Registration

LMSCourseware

Forum

BILLINGPayment

Invoicing

Online Payment

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIONProgramme Management

Subject ManagementLecture Management

RECORDSStudent ProfileAcademic Services

LCMSLearning Object Management

SCORM Standards Tracking

myPLS



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Schoolsand Programmes


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School of ManagementSchool of Education and

Cognitive Science

School of Informationand Communications

Technology

School of FoundationStudies

School of Technical,Engineering Education and

Re-skilling

School of Professionaland Executive Education

School of Humanities,Arts and Social Sciences

School of Graduate

Studies

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SCHOOLS



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ACADEMIC

EXECUTIVE AND

PROFESSIONAL DUAL CERTIFICATIONS


PhD / DBA / Industrial

Doctorate (InD)

Masters

Bachelor

Graduate Diploma

Postgraduate Diploma

Executive Master

Executive Bachelor

Professional Diploma

Professional Certificate

International Universities

TYPES of PROGRAMMES

Professional Bachelor


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School of Graduate Studies (SGS)

Doctorate Programme

1. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Business Administration

2. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education

3. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Information Communication Technology

4. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Arts

5. Industrial Doctorate (InD)

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PROGRAMMES OFFERED by SCHOOL



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School of Management (SOM)

Graduate Diploma Programme

1. Graduate Diploma in Business Management2. Graduate Diploma in Accounting

Bachelor Programme

1. Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours (BBA Hons.) with

specialisations in:

Marketing and E-commerce

Accounting and Finance

Business Information System

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School of Management (SOM)

Executive Master / Masters Programme

1. Executive Master of Business Administration

2. Executive Master of Strategic Human Resource Management

3. Master of Science (Management) (by Research)

4. Master of Business Administration with specialisations:

5. Master in Management

6. Master of Human Resources Management

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International Business Islamic Banking and Finance

Entrepreneurship Islamic Insurance

Risk Management Tourism Management

Supply Chain Management


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School of Education and Cognitive Science (SECS)

Postgraduate & Graduate Diploma Programme

1. Postgraduate Diploma in Higher Education Teaching (PGDipHET)

2. Graduate Diploma in Teaching

3. Graduate Diploma in Early Childhood Education

Bachelor Programme

1. Bachelor of Education (Teaching English as a Second Language) (Hons.)

2. Bachelor of Education (Primary Science) (Hons.)

3. Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) (Hons.)

4. Bachelor of Education (Teaching Malay Language in Primary School) (Hons.)

5. Bachelor of Education (Primary Social Science & History) (Hons.)

6. Bachelor of Education (Primary Physical & Health Science) (Hons.)

7. Bachelor of Education (Primary Islamic Studies) (Hons.)

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School of Education and Cognitive Science (SECS)

MastersProgramme

1. Master of Education (M.Ed) with specialisations in:

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Curriculum & Instruction Educational Management

Educational Psychology Early Childhood Education

Instructional Technology Science Education

Nursing Education Educational Assessment & Evaluation

Higher Education Teaching Teaching English as a Second Language


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School of Information & Communication Technology (SICT)

Bachelor Programme

1. Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology (Hons.) with

specialisations in:

2. Bachelor of Digital Creative Media (Hons.)

3. Bachelor of Technology (Information Technology) (Hons.)

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Information Systems Software Engineering

Multimedia Computing Enterprise Networking


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School of Information & Communication Technology (SICT)

MastersProgramme

1. Master in Information and Communication Technology Management (MICTM) with

specialisations in the following field:

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Project Management ICT Entrepreneurship

Open Source Computing Islamic Banking

Information Security Islamic Insurance

Knowledge Management Business Continuity Management


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School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (SAHUSS)

Diploma Programme

1. Diploma in Islamic Education (Primary School) submitted

Bachelor Programme

1. Bachelor of Education (Teaching Islamic Studies in Primary School) (Hons.)

Masters Programme

1. Master of Social Science

2. Master of Humanities & Arts

3. Master of Knowledge Management

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School of Technical Engineering Education & Reskilling (STEER)

Executive Certificate 1. Executive. Certificate in Agro Estate Forestry Integrated Application

Executive Diploma 1. Executive Diploma in Agro Estate Forestry Integrated Application

Executive Bachelor 1. Exec. Bachelor of Environment, Safety and Health

2. Exec. Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering & Manufacturing3. Exec. Bachelor of Electrical & Electronics Engineering and Manufacturing

4. Exec. Bachelor of Facilities & Building Maintenance Management

5. Exec. Bachelor in Agro Estate Forestry Integrated Application

Executive Master 1. Exec. Master in Agro Estate Forestry Integrated Application

2. Exec. Master of Science in Industrial Engineering (Manufacturing)



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Type of Programmes Number of Programmes

Executive Diploma 58

Executive Bachelor 40

Executive Master 60

TOTAL 158

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Note: List of programmes offered are listed in Corporate Info page 26 to 30


School of Professional and Executive Education (SPEED)


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SGS

6% SOM

9%

SECS

21%

SICT

5%

SFS

0%

STEER

7%

SPEED

40%

AeU India

12%

Schools StudentEnrolment

as at May 2013

School of Graduate Studies

(SGS)661

School of Management

(SOM)1083

School of Information and

Communication Technology(SICT)

584

School of Education and

Cognitive Science (SECS)2582

School of Foundation Studies

(SFS)15

School of Technical,

Engineering Education &

Reskilling(STEER)

784

School of Professional &

Executive Education (SPEED)4858

AeU India 1479

TOTAL 12046

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STUDENTS ENROLMENTAS OF MAY 2013



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DegreeLocal

Students

International

StudentsTOTAL

Doctorate 512 419 931

Master 1012 817 1829

PostgraduateDiploma

9 - 9

Bachelor 2164 854 3018

Graduate

Diploma

94 - 94

Executive &

Professional

5532 633 6165

TOTAL 9323 2723 12046

STUDENTS ENROLMENT (BY PROGRAMME)

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Doctorate

8%

Master's

15%

Postgraduate

Diploma

0%

Bachelor

25%

Graduate

Diploma

1%

Executive &

Professional

51%



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Financial Aids

for Students


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1. ACD Scholarship

2. ACD Research Fellowship

3. Presidents Award4. Chairmans Award

5. Corporate/External Award

UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS

AND AWARDS

1. AeU Merit Scholarship available for top

performing students.

2. 10% discount for full payment of semester

fees.

3. 10% discount for Student Loyalty Scheme.

4. 50% discount for Senior Citizens aged 55

and above.

5. 75% discount for Disabled Persons.

6. PTPTN, EPF and HRDF financial

assistance available for Malaysians.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE



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LearningCentres


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INTERNATIONALPARTNERS



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MiddleEast

East Asia

Europe &US

Africa

ASEAN &South Asia

The leading Distance

Education university to

advance e-educationin Asia

To provide connectivity, mobility andaccessibility for global education

GLOBAL OUTREACH



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Partnershipsand

Collaborations


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ACADEMICPARTNERS

TECHNOLOGYPARTNERS

The Malaysian Insurance

Institute


CRESCENDO INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE


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Institute of Marketing

Malaysia

EXECUTIVEPARTNERS

Ministry of Human Resources



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EXECUTIVEPARTNERS

I



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AeU is a MEMBER of INTERNATIONAL

EDUCATION BODIES


Association of

Commonwealth

Universities


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Manpower

Top Management 2

Academic Staff 23

Management Staff 21

Executive 33

Non Executive 10

Academic Facilitator/

Supervisor239

External Examiner 64

Subject Matter Expert 19

Consultant 5

Part-time/temporary

Staff22

TOTAL 438

Top Management

1%

Academic Staff

7%

Management

Staff

7%

Executive11%

Non-executive3%

Academic

Facilitator

36%

External

Examinor

21%

Subject Matter

Expert

3%

Consultant

2%

Supervisor

2%

Temporary and

Part-time Staff

7%

MANPOWER



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AeU @ETP


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Malaysian Government launched the Economic Transformation

Programme (ETP) in a comprehensive effort to transform

Malaysia into a high-income nation by 2020.

One of the first nine entry point projects was the selection ofAeU as the gateway university for international education for

distance and online learning (EPP 6).

A special online learning platform called Malaysia Education

Online (MEdO) to provide a one-stop e-learning platform for

expanding international distance learning, offering programmes of

Malaysian universities, colleges, polytechnics and training

institutes.



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MEdO is a one stop learning platform for the delivery of education programmes

leveraging on the collective expertise of Malaysian universities, colleges,

polytechnics and training institutions.

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MALAYSIA EDUCATION ONLINE (MEdO)



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SpecialisedContent

Higher Education

Institutions

Gateway MarketAccess

Gateway concentrates on e-learning

know-how and expertise and works

closely with conventional universities to

transform their content into e-learning

materials

MEdO builds an international network,

and crucial partnerships in targeted

Asian countries to push offerings into

foreign markets

Revenue Sharing Agreement

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AeUAS THE GATEWAY UNIVERSITY



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THE VALUE PROPOSITION

MALAYSIA

EDUCATION

ONLINE

Content

Development

ContentDelivery

Programme

Aggregation &

Curation

Programme

Management



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Priority

Priority

Target Countries Market Strategy

Priority

Priority

VietnamMass market, market price

Thailand

GCC countriesNiche markets, market prices

Selected African

countries

Mass market,

Above market prices

Selected Central

Asian countries

Niche markets,

Market prices

Indonesia Mass market, low priceSmall but fast growing market,Limited rivalry, local language adv.

Selected segments, market priceChinaHuge and fast growing market,

Intense rivalry, local language adv.

India Mass market, discountHuge and fast growing market,Limited rivalry, no local language adv.

Small and emerging markets,

Limited rivalry, local language adv.

Fragmented market,

Difficult access.

Small and emerging markets,

Easy access, difficult to operate, no

local language adv.

Market Situation

MEdO TARGET MARKET

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Asia Centre

for e Learning


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Asia Centre for e-Learning (ACE) was established under the

auspices of ACD.

ACE is responsible for the management of MEdO.

ACE seeks to promote e-learning initiatives in the region, establish

strategic links with institutions in the creation of e-content, develop

policies and standards, provide a repository of e-learning

technologies, and training and consultancy services.



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AeU Future Expansion


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Bahrain

CambodiaIndia

Maldives

Vietnam

Yemen

Singapore

Indonesia

Sri Lanka

Myanmar

Philippines

Pakistan

Kazakhstan

Thailand

Turkey

China

MyanmarSaudi Arabia

Syria

Qatar

Palestinian

Territories

Oman

Lebanon

Kyrgyzstan

Laos

Kuwait

Japan

Iraq

East Timor

Iran

Bangladesh

ArmeniaBhutan

TajikistanAzerbaijan

Afghanistan Turkmenistan

Existing

Expanding

Future

EXISTING, EXPANDING & FUTURE


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Accelerating Our

MomentumAcross Asia

AeU will actively promote e-education efforts to

meet the human capacity needs of Asia in the

21st century through its flexible and innovative

learning platform.


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