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The student must have completed Bachelor degree from a recognized university.
Semester 1
Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|
Statistics for Management | 3 |
Managerial Economics | 2 |
Managerial Communication | 3 |
Emerging Concepts in Management | 2 |
Organizational Behaviour | 2 |
Marketing Management | 2 |
Business, Society and Ethics | 2 |
Total | 16 |
Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|
Managerial Accounting and Control | 3 |
Management Information System | 3 |
Financial Management | 3 |
International Business | 2 |
Human Resource Management | 2 |
Financial Reporting and Analysis | 3 |
Total | 16 |
Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|
Research Methods for Business | 2 |
Operations and Supply Chain Management | 2 |
E-Business | 2 |
Concentration I | 3 |
Entrepreneurship | 2 |
Internship | 3 |
Total | 14 |
Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|
Business Environment and Strategic Management | 3 |
Concentration II | 3 |
Concentration III | 3 |
Business Plan for New Venture Development (Seminar) | 1 |
Taxation and Tax Planning (Workshop) | 1 |
Thesis | 3 |
Total | 14 |
Master advanced business and management strategies
Strengthen leadership and decision-making skills
Analyze and solve complex business challenges
Apply finance, marketing, and operations knowledge
Understand global business environments
Develop strategic thinking and innovation skills
Enhance communication and negotiation abilities
Manage teams and organizational change effectively
Practice ethical and sustainable business leadership
Prepare for executive roles or entrepreneurship
Far-Western University's Master of Business Administration (MBA) program includes coursework, seminars, practicum, experiential learning, and a graduate research project. The program has a total duration of two years. The curriculum spans four semesters. The MBA program requirements can be completed in a maximum of five years from the date of registration.
Far-Western University's MBA program lasts two years and is divided into four semesters. This course requires a total of 60 credit hours.