COURSE CURRICULUM

Graduate Diploma in Business Administration program provide a comprehensive foundation across essential business disciplines. Accounting for Decision-Making I introduces students to fundamental accounting concepts needed for management and business decisions, focusing on data collection, classification, and interpretation. Quantitative Analysis covers statistical and quantitative methods like descriptive statistics, regression, forecasting, linear programming, and decision tree analysis to solve business problems. Economic Environment of Business explores macro and microeconomic principles relevant to decision-making, including government policies and market structures. Organizational Behaviour and Design examines individual, group, and organizational dynamics, including motivation, leadership, conflict management, and organizational culture. Marketing Management teaches the strategic role of marketing within firms and its interaction with other business functions. Accounting for Decision-Making II expands on financial reporting and managerial accounting techniques for problem-solving. Operations Management deals with managing production and service operations, covering topics such as quality management, inventory, supply chains, and project management. Financial Management focuses on financial decision-making tools aimed at maximizing shareholder wealth. Management Information Systems discusses the role and challenges of information technology and computer systems in business. Business Strategy integrates various business functions into competitive strategies and addresses leadership and governance. Global Business prepares students for international business challenges, including entry strategies and ethics. Entrepreneurship explores the entrepreneurial process, venture creation, and business planning. These core courses collectively prepare students for diverse business roles by developing analytical, strategic, and managerial skills.