COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) with an Entrepreneurship specialization offers a comprehensive curriculum across three levels, designed to equip professionals with skills for strategic management and entrepreneurial success. At Level 400, students undertake core subjects including People, Culture and Contemporary Leadership, Governance, Ethics and Sustainability, Financial and Economic Interpretation and Communication, and Consumer Behaviour and Marketing Psychology. These foundational courses, requiring no prerequisites, build essential knowledge for leadership and market analysis. Level 500 advances this foundation with core subjects like Dynamic Strategy and Disruptive Innovation, Emotional Intelligence, Cultural Intelligence and Diversity, and two internships, with the second requiring completion of the first, providing hands-on experience to apply theoretical concepts. Level 600 culminates with the MBA Capstone: Strategy, taken in the final or penultimate trimester, integrating all prior learning. Directed subjects at this level allow specialization, covering Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship, Small Business Administration, and New Venture Capital Raising, all without prerequisites, alongside courses in international strategy, business and finance, organizational change, healthcare systems, digital marketing, knowledge management, business analytics, project management, service-based industries, tourism and hospitality, and workplace dynamics. These elective courses, mostly without prerequisites, enable students to customize their learning to align with specific career goals, such as launching start-ups or innovating within organizations. Recognized globally at the 2020 PIEoneer Awards for its innovative delivery, the program blends practical and theoretical insights, preparing graduates to navigate complex business environments, drive innovation, and lead effectively in diverse industries, making it an ideal choice for aspiring entrepreneurs and strategic leaders.