The Master of Business Administration (MBA-GEN) program is designed to provide students with the general business knowledge and skills to apply the principles and management practices within a technology-driven world. This program prepares students for advanced and executive level careers in various fields of business and technology.
The Master of Business Administration (MBA-GEN) program is designed to provide students with the general business knowledge and skills to apply the principles and management practices within a technology-driven world. This program prepares students for advanced and executive level careers in various fields of business and technology.
1) Bachelor’s Degree or its Equivalent
2) Curriculum Vitae or Professional Resume
3) Application for Admission
Possible career avenues with a Masters of Business Administration
Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:
Entrepreneurial Finance
Project Management
Strategic Management and Competitive Globalization
Management IT Systems
The Master of Business Administration degree requires completion of 36 semester credits of coursework which includes 24 credits of Business Core courses and 12 credits of Specialization Elective courses.
A. Accounting
B. Economics
C. Finance
D. Information Technology
E. Management
F. Marketing
| International Financial Management |
| Bank Management |
| Commercial Banking |
| Capital Markets |
| Leadership in Healthcare |
| Healthcare HR Management |
| Healthcare Economics |
| Ethics of Healthcare |
| Healthcare Information Systems |
| Information Technology in Project Management |
| Knowledge Management |
| Knowledge Management and E-Learning |
| Management of Information Security |
| Global Business Management |
| Human Factors and Team Dynamics |
| Human Resource Management, Case Analysis & Readings |
| International Organizational Behavior |
| Training and Human Capital Development |
| Quality Design for Six Sigma |
| Total Quality Management |
| Integrated Retail Management |
| Purchasing and Supply Chain Management |
| Global Marketing Policy |
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