Core Subjects
In phase one, a set of core subjects is specially planned for you. It covers a broad base of knowledge which business professionals need to be equipped with to make wise business decisions and handle management challenges.
Core subjects are conducted with a global perspective to prepare you for a career in today's global economy. What's more, they are conducted by outstanding faculty members from different continents - further enhancing that global perspective.
BMBA 502: Marketing
An introduction to the fundamental principles of marketing...Read More
BMBA 503: Organisational Leadership
This course will cover the fundamental principles of transformational leadership, the impact of perception and motivation on individual and group perf...Read More
BMBA 504: Statistics and Decision Tools
This course introduces the a range of statistical tools...Read More
BMBA 505: Economics
This course is designed to help you to think like an economist...Read More
BMBA 506: Human Resource Management
In this course you will learn how good human resource management can contribute to the survival, adaptation and growth of organisations...Read More
BMBA 507: Accounting
This course provides the basis of measurement and valuation used in financial and management accounting...Read More
BMBA 508: Investment and Global Financial Markets
International financial markets, corporate governance, the time value of money...Read More
BMBA 509: Strategic Planning for International Markets
The integration of strategic business functions and processes...Read More
BMBA 510: Leading Sustainable Enterprises
Concepts and approaches to provide an appreciation of sustainability...Read More
BMBA 511: Operational Excellence
Key management decisions in areas of operations strategy, supply chain configuration...Read More
BMBA 512: International Business
Business organisations in a global context...Read More
BMBA 513: Strategy Implementation
The success factors relating to strategy implementation, the importance of sales and cash flow management...Read More
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