COURSE CURRICULUM

The Graduate Diploma in Business Administration is a concise, two-semester program designed to provide students with a strong foundation in core business and management principles within a short and efficient timeframe. In the first semester, students complete a structured set of required elective subjects amounting to 60 credit points. This intensive study period is designed to deliver an immersive learning experience that develops both analytical and practical business capabilities. Key areas of study include effective decision making, marketing for managers, financial decision making, and economics, along with other related business disciplines. Through these subjects, students build an understanding of how organisations operate, how strategic and financial decisions are made, and how managers can respond effectively to dynamic business environments. The curriculum emphasises real-world application, enabling students to link theoretical knowledge with practical business challenges.In the second and final semester, students complete the remaining required elective subjects and may also choose up to two university general electives, provided all prerequisite requirements are met. This stage of the program allows students to broaden or deepen their knowledge in areas that align with their career goals or professional interests. By the time of graduation, students will have developed the core technical and analytical skills needed to support effective managerial decision making. These skills are complemented by a strong focus on interpersonal, cross-cultural, and communication capabilities, which are essential for leadership and collaboration in diverse and global business contexts. Overall, the program equips graduates with a balanced set of technical expertise and professional skills, preparing them to contribute confidently to organisational decision making and to lead the successful implementation of business strategies.