Modular academic program to prepare for international university studies
Prepared to embrace international challenges
IAPP focuses on not just academic knowledge, but also developing the student’s cognitive skills and preparing them for university studies in Australia, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Students may be eligible to receive credit exemptions into our partner institutions to save both time and cost on commencing their Bachelor programs.
Modular Learning
Study exactly what you want
Students are required to complete three to six units each term in IAPP alongside English for Academic Purposes (EAP).
This approach is designed to address individual skill development needs, ensuring successful integration with our partner institutions.
Our Academic Partners
Completion of
Senior High School or equivalent
1st year Bachelor's program with
credit exemption
The IAPP Pathway
IAPP Study Units
Academic Units
The IAPP program is structured over three different terms, each lasting either 6 months or a maximum of
16 weeks, depending on the mode of delivery with our partner institutions. Each term of the IAPP program leads to different outcomes, offering maximum flexibility for our students to meet current market needs.
IAPP One Term: Covers 3 academic units, providing a quick and solid foundation for graduates to go abroad quickly.
IAPP Two Terms: Includes an additional 6 academic units after completing the first term, further enhancing students' academic skills for a seamless transition into an overseas bachelor's degree program.
IAPP Three Terms: Comprises the final 6 academic units after completing the first two terms, aiming to strengthen academic skills to reach a standard equivalent to the second year of an overseas university Bachelor's degree.
English learning unit
English learning unit
Provide an opportunity to develop English language skills in the context of focused preparation for overseas university studies. This unit focuses on educating students in identifying, practising, and applying critical characteristics of the English language and application to academic English.
Brand Management
Explores various tools and techniques to maximise brand value, using case studies to illustrate real-world examples of effective brand management.
Business and The
Business Environment
Provide students with foundational knowledge of business operations, organisational functions, and the broader business landscape.
Business Stratergy
Helps individuals in or aspiring to managerial roles develop strategic thinking and planning to improve organizational performance in competitive markets.
Management
Accounting
Aims to develop students' understanding of management accounting's scope and purpose, focusing on critiquing techniques to monitor and evaluate company performances.
Consumer Behaviour
and Insight
Aims to deepen students' understanding of consumer decision-making processes, covering stages from needs recognition to post-purchase evaluation.
Marketing Essentials
Introduces students to marketing principles, enabling them to develop a basic marketing plan and use the marketing mix to achieve results.
Managing a Successful Business Project
Aims to equip students with the skills to manage and implement a small-scale business project through independent research and investigation.
Human Resourses
Management
Equips students with knowledge and skills relevant to various Human Resource roles, from generalist positions to specialised areas like recruitment and performance management.
Organisational
Behaviour
Examine leadership and management theories and principles, and their impact on the effectiveness of an organisation.
Innovation and Commercialisation
Provides students with a comprehensive understanding of innovation and commercialisation, emphasizing the importance of continual innovation in products and processes to stay competitive.
Business Information Technology System
Introduce IT systems in different types of organisations and businesses such as Finance and Accounting settings.
Entrepreneurship &
Small Business Management
Educates students on the definition, scope,
and critical factors influencing entrepreneurship, including enablers, barriers, national culture, and economy.
Research Project
Provide students with the interpersonal communication skills and Western cultural knowledge necessary to participate effectively in university discussions.
International Marketing
Introduces students to various methods organisations use to coordinate international marketing efforts and critically evaluates the challenges they face.
Management and
Operation
(known as Leadership and Management)
Examine leadership and management theories and principles, and their impact on the effectiveness of an organisation.