Program Learning Outcomes
Green Master of Business Administration:
- Be able to deal with everything from phasing foam cups out of the cafeteria to setting company-wide carbon reduction goals.
- Be familiar with the responsibility for developing the sustainability and environmental strategy.
- Understand and ensure compliance with all relevant contractual and Legal requirements for Environment and Sustainability.
- Be able to get tax benefits/ tax reduction on clean energy.
- Know how to make financial decisions in a transition more towards going green.
- Understand human behavior in organizations, including the ability to lead and work in teams.
- Be able to effectively demonstrate verbal and written communication skills.
- Understand and be able to apply a unique and powerful model of human behavior that is based upon how our brains are wired to interact socially.
- Be able to work more effectively as a manager, team member, and employee by the application of sound behavioral principles.
- Be able to achieve greater health, wellbeing, and happiness through better understanding and application of fundamental principles of behavior and motivation.
Master of Business Education:
- Understand core business practices involving management, finance, business communication and product marketing.
- Be familiar with various aspects of a business environment, including legal, regulatory, political, social, and technical.
- Know the theoretical and practical skills required to use and teach with education technology-based tools.
- Understand how to conduct a needs assessment for training or teaching.
- Understand how to create a curriculum project that includes technology (media, internet, e-learning, or computer-based tools)
- Understand about individuals’ different learning pathways
- Understand the principles behind instructional design.
- Be able to effectively demonstrate excellent communication skills such as good speaking, writing and presenting of information.
- Be able to apply quantitative and qualitative analysis.
- Know about research methods in education.
- Be able to demonstrate five aspects of education: design, development, utilization, management and evaluation.
- Be able to demonstrate multicultural awareness.
- Be able to assume a leadership role.
Master of Business Administration:
- Be able to make ethical decisions in a business context.
- Understand various aspects of a business environment, including legal, regulatory, political, social, and technical.
- Be able to write financial reporting and conduct market analyses.
- Be able to survey the evidence and the psychology to examine theories of financial markets with an eye towards identifying boundaries and opportunities for new research.
- Know how to operate a business in the international arena with awareness and sensitivity to foreign cultures.
- Understand human behavior in organizations, including the ability to lead and work in teams.
- Be able to effectively demonstrate verbal and written communication skills.
- Be able to apply quantitative and qualitative analysis.
- Be familiar with current technologies.
- Be able to demonstrate multicultural awareness.
- Be able to assume a leadership role.
- Know integrative and cross-functional pedagogy, linking business theory with business practice, to critically analyze current problems.
- Know how to develop analytical skills and critical study of the basics of accounting and finance using data to make decisions about the operations of the business environment.
- Be familiar with the various functional areas of hospitality.
- Understand the evidence of a variety of industrial relations and human resources activities.
Doctorate of Business Administration:
- Understand research design and methods necessary to undertake a doctoral-level research project.
- Be able to design, implement, and evaluate a major research project dealing with business and managerial issues in the context of effectively managing technology, innovation and change in a business environment.
- Be able to demonstrate the capacity to conduct original research and to apply, test, and/or examine ideas, whether they’re own or those of others.
- Understand the relationship between own research theme, associated literature and business knowledge.
- Be able to achieve a greater level of effectiveness as a professional practitioner in managing technology, innovation and related organizational change.
- Be able to perform an academic research, leading to publication of work in refereed journals.
- Understand the research methodology, and data gathering process.
- Understand the research and writing skills with high-level of responsibility in the academic and business environments.
