Gain an understanding of statistical and econometric methods, along with
knowledge of the financial and capital market environment and an
awareness of major current issues facing financial managers.
Examine how firms can remain successful in a rapidly changing world
characterized by increasing globalization, heightened competitive
pressures and complex social and technological environments.
Focus on the design, development, implementation and use of information
technology, as well as how it influences (and how it is influenced by)
processes, people, groups, organizations, countries and societies.
Develop an understanding of the basic theoretical models and their
application in the modern competitive corporation, and an awareness of
those corporations and industries where competence in management science
is essential for corporate survival and growth.
Fundamentally concerned with the description and prediction of decision
outcomes, the Marketing field involves all aspects of the firm that
relate to customers, competitors, distributors and business regulators.
Focus on understanding the behaviour of individuals, groups and
organizations, using theories and methods from a wide variety of
disciplines including pschology, sociology, political science,
anthropology, statistics and economics.