COURSE CURRICULUM

The Executive MBA program offers a range of courses designed to strengthen the strategic, financial, and operational expertise of senior professionals. EMBA 506, Marketing Management for Executives, emphasizes the importance of understanding shifting consumer behaviors in a global marketplace. It equips leaders with tools to build and sustain ethical, profitable customer relationships by exploring branding, pricing, digital marketing, customer loyalty, and campaign strategy. EMBA 504, Finance for Executives, provides a framework for making sound financial decisions by covering financial statements, ratio analysis, capital budgeting, risk measurement, securities markets, and capital structure. The course enables executives to interpret and apply financial principles in corporate management and investment decision-making. EMBA 502, Strategic Decision Making for High Performance, focuses on the role of management science in improving organizational outcomes. By applying quantitative techniques and operations research models, students learn to make informed decisions and recommend solutions aimed at driving high performance. EMBA 509, Information Systems for Executives, explores the integration of business strategy with information technology. It covers IT architecture, governance, emerging technologies, and the business value of IT investments while using case studies and practice-based exercises to help executives model IT choices and improve organizational efficiency. EMBA 514, Global Supply Chain Management, examines how to plan, control, and manage the flow of materials from suppliers to customers. It addresses manufacturing systems, forecasting, inventory management, purchasing, Lean manufacturing, quality control, and distribution across industries, ensuring students understand the interconnected processes that drive effective supply chain performance. Together, these courses provide executives with a strong foundation in marketing, finance, strategic decision-making, information systems, and supply chain management, enabling them to lead their organizations more effectively in competitive global environments.