COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Management program offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with essential leadership, management, and digital skills needed to thrive in today’s evolving business environment. In Year 1, Term 1, courses include Introduction to Management, which covers organizational structures, human resources, strategic management, and leadership through case studies and projects to develop critical thinking and communication skills. Finance for Managers provides knowledge in financial analysis, corporate structure, investment strategies, and risk management, with a focus on managerial decision-making. Marketing and Sales introduces principles of market segmentation, strategic planning, digital marketing, and sales forecasting, preparing students to develop and implement effective marketing strategies. Term 2 advances leadership and organizational insights through Organizational Theory and Leadership, while Data Analytics for Management introduces statistical and financial analysis applied to business decisions. Introduction to Entrepreneurship focuses on strategy and innovation in start-ups and established organizations, and Introduction to Emerging Technologies explores key technology trends and their impact on business strategies. In Term 3, Project Management teaches planning and control techniques aligned with PMI standards, while the Emerging Technology stream includes courses on Technology Trends and Applications, examining AI, IoT, and AR/VR, and Business Process Design, which covers process improvement methods such as Lean and Six Sigma through hands-on projects. Year 2, Term 1 offers User Experience Design, emphasizing customer journeys and product/service innovation, and Research and Technology Skills Development, where students choose modules to prepare for their capstone. The Emerging Technology stream also features Technology Use Case and Implementation, focusing on technology assessment and acquisition in organizations. The program concludes with a capstone project in the Entrepreneurship stream during Year 2, Term 2, where students synthesize their learning to develop and pitch a business plan for a for-profit or social enterprise in collaboration with a community incubator, completing a final report that demonstrates their practical and strategic management expertise.