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The objective of the program is to provide a broad-based business education with specialized options. Contemporary management requires a strategic international as well as a domestic application. It involves an understanding of workings of business and factors influencing successful management in both public and private sectors. Managers need to understand organizational behavior and group dynamics, and motivative factors that influence desired social and ethical behavior in business and administration. It is these kinds of multi-skills that the program aims to provide.

Recognizing that management task is rapidly changing, and that knowledge, skills and competencies quickly become obsolete, the program provides students with a critical and evaluative theoretical grounding in management, experiential training, and capacity to diagnose organizational policy, social and global situations. The curriculum places considerable emphasis on the development and use of analytical and decision-making skills as well as direct application of such skills to actual work situations. Graduates of this program can seek employment in functional management across the whole economy.

 

Advanced Diploma / Porfessional Diploma in Business
Majors	Accounting	Global Business	Marketing	Tourism & Hospitality
	Electronic Business	Human Resource	Real Estate
	Finance	Logistics	Strategic Management

 

General Modules
GE101 College English * GE103 Business English * GE105 Business Communication *	GE361 Professional Development GE362 Business Plan

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Business core modules
BS101A Financial Accounting BS101B Management Accounting BS102A Financial Management BS102B Investment Management BS103A Organizational Behavior BS103B Human Resource Management	BS105A Marketing Management BS105B Sales Management BS201A Managerial Economics BS201B Regional Economic Analysis BS203A Decision Analysis BS203B Operation Management

 

Business specialization modules

BS303A Advanced Accounting BS303B Taxation & Auditing CS305A Electronic Commerce CS305B Information Systems BS304A Global Fund Management BS304B Treasury Risk Management BS301A Contested Globalization BS301B International Management BS305A Organization Theory BS305B Strategic Organizational Design BS306A Supply Chain Management BS306B Global Logistic Management BS307A Marketing Communication BS307B Brand Strategy RE301A Real Estate Economics

RE301B Real Estate Markets BS302A Global Competitive Intelligence BS302B Global Business Strategy BS310A Tourism Development & Marketing BS310B Hospitality & Event Management GE381 Accounting Dissertation * GE381 Electronic Business Dissertation * GE381 Finance Dissertation * GE381 Global Business Dissertation * GE381 Human Resource Dissertation * GE381 Logistic Dissertation * GE381 Marketing Dissertation * GE381 Real Estate Dissertation * GE381 Strategic Management Dissertation * GE381 Tourism & Hospitality Dissertation *

*Double Modules
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Diploma in Business

General Modules
GE001 College English * GE003 Business English* GE005 Business Communication * GE007 Mathematics*	GE011 Study Skills GE012 Critical Thinking GE013 Social Issues & Problems GE014 Global Awareness & Diversity

Diploma Modules
DP001 Accounting DP002 Finance DP003 Statistics DP004 Economics DP005 Human Behavior DP006 Human Resource	DP007 Marketing DP008 Service Operations DP011 Computer Organization DP012 Computer Architecture DP013 Design Principles DP014 Computer Graphics

*Double Modules

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The University and Portman Management Centre reserve the right to vary the course structure and all other terms and conditions at their sole discretion.