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This Master of Business Administration (MBA) program includes two compulsory basic modules (6 credit hours), six compulsory modules (18 credit hours), eight core-elective modules (24 credit hours), and two research reports or a thesis. The curriculum focuses on essential understanding, methods, and advantageous performance in contemporary organizations. Beyond core practices, the course takes a cross-functional approach, integrating broader managerial perspectives.
Course Objective
- Demonstrate the ability to apply quantitative and qualitative reasoning and problem-solving models to business situations.
- Demonstrate the ability to use technology in research to enhance presentations and professional reports.
- Demonstrate the ability to apply core business principles in decision-making and business analysis.
- Produce management professionals, business experts, and dynamic entrepreneurs who can lead current organizations and have the vision to establish and run their ventures in the long term.
Job Prospects
MBA has become one of the world's most sought-after courses, with its graduates being in demand across virtually every industry. Its national and international reach is vast, and its scope is expanding daily in Nepal as well. The MBA is highly regarded in the field of management, often referred to as a "hotcake." The categorical scopes of an MBA include the following areas:
- Asset Management
- Corporate Finance
- Corporate Banking
- Strategic Planning
- Market Research
- Marketing Campaigns
- Credit Risk Management
- Derivatives Structuring
- Fund Management
- Private Equity
- Treasury
- Consumer Behavior
- Demand Analysis