Expert Evaluation Committee
Applications are reviewed by the RPL Committee, comprising the School Dean, Registrar, and two faculty members, ensuring decisions meet HBMSU's academic excellence standards.
A flexible pathway to earn credits for knowledge gained outside traditional classrooms.
HBMSU's Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) program values the knowledge, skills, and experiences you've already gained. Through a structured assessment process, eligible learners can receive academic credit for professional achievements, informal learning, or experiential knowledge aligned with university standards. Whether you're seeking to fast-track your degree or leverage work experience, RPL provides a flexible, accredited pathway to formal qualifications, bridging lifelong learning with academic progress.
Assessing your prior learning with integrity, rigor, and transparency.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) at HBMSU is a structured, standards-based process designed to formally evaluate and credit your existing knowledge and skills toward a degree. Every application is carefully assessed to ensure that the learning is authentic, current, and equivalent to university-level outcomes, offering a credible pathway to academic progression and professional advancement.
Applications are reviewed by the RPL Committee, comprising the School Dean, Registrar, and two faculty members, ensuring decisions meet HBMSU's academic excellence standards.
Applicants receive a formal decision within 10 working days, with clear communication if additional documentation or evidence is required.
All approved credits are finalized and applied before the learner’s official enrollment, enabling seamless academic integration.
HBMSU provides an appeal process for learners who wish to contest decisions regarding RPL credit awards. Details of the appeal procedure are included in the feedback provided to applicants.
Applicants may qualify for admission through RPL if they meet the following requirements
A minimum of five years of substantial professional experience directly relevant to the chosen program.
Fulfillment of all admission criteria specific to the selected program.
Successful completion of the RPL assessment, which evaluates prior learning and professional experience to ensure alignment with university standards.