Career Decisiveness among International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) Students

Abstract

This study aims to explore the career decisiveness among students at the International Islamic University students. The sample of this study consisted of two hundred and thirty students from four faculties of International Islamic University Malaysia.  It was hypothesized that local students would be more confident in making career decisions than International students. It was also hypothesized that male students would be more confident than female students in making career decisions. Using Career Decision Scale, the study found that international students have more confidence than local students in making career decisions. It was also found that males scored higher on certainty subscale than females indicating that males are more certain when making career decisions.