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Diploma in Customer Relationship and Service Management

Course Structure

To fulfill the requirements for the full time diploma, students need to successfully complete a total of 30 modules. The course structure follows RP’s typical diploma architecture of a foundational year followed by a second year of core discipline modules. The programme is completed with a third year for specialisation. The course structure of the diploma is given in the following table:

Table 2: Course Structure for the DCRSM Matriculated in Year 2009

1) Core-General

Ten (10) compulsory module units

A101 Science
A113 Mathematics
A114 Mathematics II
B101 Entrepreneurship
B215 Financial Accounting
B216 Marketing

G101

Cognitive Processes and Problem Solving I
G102 Cognitive Processes and Problem Solving II
G103 Introduction to Communication Practice
G105 Enterprise Skills

2) Core-Discipline

Nine (9) compulsory module units

B201 Market Sensing and Intelligence
B203 Strategic Thinking Skills
B204 Customer Relationship Management
B208 Service Quality and Professional Etiquette
B217 Sales Management
B218 Business Statistics
B220 Microeconomics
B312 Hospitality and Tourism Management
B321 Macroeconomics

3) Core-Specialisation

Four (4) compulsory module units

B301 CRM Methodology and Applications
B302 Account and Client Management
B303 Service Management
G253 Consumer Psychology

4) Electives

Students are required to select any two modules from the following, subject to Programme Chair’s approval.

B207 Project Management and Scheduling
B209 Management Accounting
B304 Contact Centre Operations
B306 Retail Management
B308 Customer Fulfillment Management
B310 Public Relations and Media

5) Freely Chosen Modules

Select 1 module units from the entire range of modules offered by Schools and Centres, subject to Programme Chair's approval.

6) Industry Orientation Programme (IOP)

Four (4) module units

G301 Project I
G302 Project II
G901 Creative Engagement
G902 Professional Profiling

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