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A Guide for Students at Qaiwan International University
Exams can be stressful, but with the right mindset and strategy, you can turn them into opportunities to shine. At QIU, we want to support your success both inside and outside the classroom. Here’s a practical guide to help you prepare for exams effectively and perform your best.
1. Understand the Exam Format
Knowing what to expect can reduces anxiety, so make sure to know the type of the questions:
2. Use Active Learning Strategies
Don’t just read your notes — engage with them:
3. Manage Your Time Wisely
Break your revision into chunks using the Pomodoro Technique:
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4. Take Care of Your Body and Mind
Good health = better brainpower:
5. Don’t Do It Alone
Form a small study group or join university-led review sessions. Sharing ideas and solving questions together can boost your confidence and understanding. (you can do it online or on campus).
Share your study space photos with your friends, that will encourage you and them to enjoy the vibe.
6. Stay Calm During the Exam
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Don’t hesitate to reach out to:
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Best of Luck.
Ready to Take on the World? Top Global Careers for International Business Graduates
Thinking of majoring in International Business? Or already on your way to graduating?
Great news: the world is literally your workplace.
An International Business degree is your passport to a global career. With the world more connected than ever, companies are looking for people who understand business across borders, cultures, and markets.
So, where can this degree take you? Let’s explore some exciting, global careers you can land after graduating:
1. Global Marketing Manager
Sell to the world.
You’ll create campaigns that speak to different cultures and customer needs across regions. Think of launching a product in Asia, promoting a service in Europe, or managing a brand across continents.
Skills you'll use: Market analysis, cultural sensitivity, brand positioning.
Industries: Tech, fashion, consumer goods, tourism.
2. International Trade Analyst
Make the world your marketplace.
Analyze global markets, monitor trade trends, and help companies expand across borders while following import/export laws and tariffs.
Skills you'll use: Data analysis, trade compliance, economics.
Industries: Logistics, manufacturing, finance.
3. Multinational Business Consultant
Help businesses grow globally.
Advise companies on entering new markets, improving cross-cultural operations, or managing international teams.
Skills you'll use: Strategic thinking, cross-border communication, market entry analysis.
Industries: Consulting firms, corporate strategy teams, international NGOs.
4. Global E-Commerce Manager
Bring products to digital shelves around the world.
Oversee online sales strategies across different countries, manage currency differences, shipping, and localization.
Skills you'll use: Digital marketing, logistics, pricing strategy.
Industries: Retail, tech, fashion, lifestyle brands.
5. International HR Manager
Hire and manage diverse teams across the globe.
Help global companies build inclusive, productive, and legally compliant workplaces in different countries.
Skills you'll use: HR laws, cultural intelligence, leadership development.
Industries: Multinational corporations, NGOs, startups with global teams.
6. Global Financial Analyst
Follow the money — across time zones.
Track currency exchange, international investments, and global financial markets to help businesses make informed decisions.
Skills you'll use: Finance modeling, risk analysis, economics.
Industries: Banking, insurance, investment firms, global trade.
7. International Startup Founder
Why work for someone else? Go global from day one.
Use your degree to launch your own business with an international mindset—whether it’s a product, platform, or service.
Skills you'll use: Entrepreneurship, innovation, global strategy.
Industries: Tech, education, e-commerce, and more!
Why It Matters
International Business isn’t just about business. It’s about people, cultures, innovation, and being bold enough to dream beyond borders. In a world where international partnerships and global growth are key, YOU become the bridge.
Study International Business at Qaiwan University
At Qaiwan University, in partnership with UiTM Malaysia, our dual certificate International Business program prepares you to think globally, act strategically, and lead confidently.
👉 Join us and start building your international future
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Where Can a Human Resource Development Degree Take You?
At Qaiwan International University, Human Resource Development program isn’t just about learning how to hire and train people. It’s about building the skills to develop talent, inspire teams, and shape the future of workplaces.
Let’s explore some exciting career paths that open up with an HRD qualification:
1. Talent Development Specialist
If you love helping people grow, this is for you! You’ll design training programs, workshops, and coaching sessions to boost employees’ skills and confidence.
2. Human Resources Manager
Overseeing recruitment, employee engagement, performance reviews, and making sure everyone is happy and productive at work.
3. Organizational Development Consultant
You’ll be the problem-solver who helps companies work smarter, not harder. Think restructuring teams, improving workflows, and shaping company culture.
4. Corporate Trainer
If you are passionate about teaching, corporate trainers turn learning into an experience whether it’s leadership training, communication skills, or new tech tools.
5. Employee Relations Specialist
Be the bridge between management and employees, ensuring smooth communication and fair solutions to workplace challenges.
6. Learning & Development (L&D) Manager
You’ll lead the way in designing strategies that keep employees’ skills sharp in a fast-changing world.
7. Recruitment & Talent Acquisition Specialist
Find the right people for the right roles. You’ll be part detective, part matchmaker, and part brand ambassador for your company.
Tip: HR skills are in demand in every industry, from tech to healthcare, hospitality to education. Whether you dream of working in a multinational corporation, a non-profit organization, or even starting your own consulting business, this degree opens doors everywhere.
Why Qaiwan International University?
Our HRD program is designed with a global perspective, combining theory with real-world projects so you graduate ready to make an impact, both locally and internationally.
Your future workplace is waiting, let’s develop it together!