What the game's been missing. Possessed with self-confidence and sense of humor, D.R.A.M. is a hip-hop nonconformist in the mold of ODB and Biz Markie. The rapper’s deep love of soul and chest-rattling bass fuels Big Baby D.R.A.M.. Whether channeling his inner crooner (“WiFi,” “Sweet VA Breeze"), getting his two-step on (“Outta Sight”), or delighting in the simple pleasure of a nova lox bagel (“Broccoli”), D.R.A.M. flies the freak flag high. Long may it wave.
The Bachelor of Communication (Hons) in Corporate Communication (BCCC) prepares students with extensive theoretical and practical skills of corporate communication such as organizational communication, managerial communication, and crisis management among many other courses which would equip students to communicate across borders.
Project Paper, Crisis Communication Management, Integrated Marketing Communication, Effective Negotiation, Free Elective II, International Marketing, Internet Marketing, U4 Subject, Industrial Training
Student life here is great. That is when my friends and I would be burning the midnight oil before every exam, preparing for presentations and participating in all events organized by the faculty or IUKL itself. I would like to express my gratitude to all my lecturers who constantly support and inspire us to work harder. Without any doubt, I would recommend IUKL to my friends.
I used to play badminton back in Indonesia and I wish to join IUKL Badminton club. Being able to do what I love and focus on studies is a bonus point. I have also joined Persatuan Pelajar Indonesia (PPI) to get together with my fellow Indonesian students.
I must say it’s the multi-cultural environment here. It has expand my social circles with university mates from different parts of the world. Besides getting to know more about their culture and language, we are always happy working together. Also, being in the Dean’s list consistently has entitled me for 60% fee waiver scheme by the university which is a big financial aid for me and my family. This has taught me in life to give the best shot in everything you do, and success is there to achieve it! And definitely I will recommend IUKL to others.
I learned lots of new things here, at IUKL. My classmates, are fun and always full of energy. We experience many things together and I cherish all the beautiful moments with them. There are times I feel it is tough to continue my studies, but friends and lecturers are always very supportive. That’s what keeps me going until now. The best part is when you get to experience interviewing corporate people for your assignment. You get to listen to their success stories and how they manage to be on top. It is really inspiring. I am now paving my way to be like them.
Studying at FACE has helped to unlock my potential. The supportive environment from the FACE community helps me to stay motivated and focused.
I got a 50% scholarship for my first semester. And I think I will continue to get tuition fee waivers for my coming semesters as well.
You will learn a lot of new things in IUKL. This is the start of your new phase in life, moving from a high school teenager to adulthood. You can meet a lot of new people from all over the world. I am actively involved as a committee member and facilitator for the Induction programme for new students. This is the 8th time I’ve been involved in this programme.
The best thing about IUKL is that it is multi-cultured whereby the students are from various countries. And another advantage is that IUKL provides scholarships for deserving students. This is a very good motivation for us to score good results as students.
I was introduced to IUKL by my friend who also studied here. The academic experience as well as the overall student experience here has been hugely beneficial to my personal development. I enjoyed having fantastic facilities all within walking distance in the campus. I was also active in theatre performance and volleyball during my study years. The most important thing for me about the university experience is that, I got a chance to advance myself not only academically but also individually as a person.
Honestly, when I first enrolled in the corporate communication degree programme, I felt afraid because my command in English wasn’t really good and I was a shy person. I stayed on in spite of my fear and I’m glad I did because in the past year, I have learnt a great deal and my ability to speak in English too has vastly improved through practice and the lecturers are very supportive of my interest to learn.
Knowing people from other regions and cultures is interesting. There are so many differences in terms of languages, religions and cultures and I learn to respect that. I also help the International Marketing Department to handle new students from China. I take them for campus visits, and assist them in the registration process. I am also an active member of the International Chinese Students Society.