Master of Business Administration

Graduates with the degree of Master of Business Administration (MBA) may find job opportunities in such professions as administration, banking, education, engineering, industry, health services, information industry, labor relations and law enforcement.
For an MBA degree, a student is required to earn 36 semester credits beyond recognized bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification.

Coursework (18 credits)

A minimum of 18 semester credits must be earned in business administration upper (600-level) course of 2 credits each as given below. Every course may not be offered during a particular semester.

01. Principles of Accounting
02. Financial Accounting
03. Management Accounting
04. Business Administration
05. Public Administration
06. Business Studies
07. Business/Company Law
08. Management Information System I
09. Management Information System II
10. Management Information System III
11. Business Economics
12. Banking and Finance
13. Engineering Economics
14. International Economics
15. Small Business
16. Principles of Management
17. Strategic Management and Business Policy
18. Public Sector Management
19. Nonprofit Sector Management
20. Strategic International Management
21. Project Management
22. Financial Management
23. Financial Project Management
24. Principles of Marketing
25. Marketing Research
26. International Marketing
27. Theory of Organization and Design
28. Organizational Research
29. Operational Research
30. Quantitative Method
31. Statistics in Computing
32. Statistics for Management
33. Business Research Methodology
34. Human Resources

Courses are designed to include the use of computers and the latest software in lectures and projects in most specialization. Teaching methods include lectures, case analysis, and application of qualitative methods and field projects.

1.With a 3-year bachelor's degree in a relevant field: One year, minimum
2.With a 2-year bachelor's degree (mainly from South Asia): Two years, minimum