MASTERS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

This is a two-year, full-time, program of 36 credit hours. The core curriculum covers advanced level courses with emphasis on financial management, international business management, managerial economics, and statistical analysis for management, managerial policy, and marketing management. Four areas of major concentration, namely Marketing, Banking & Finance, Management, and Human Resource Management are offered. Students who wish to enter this program with a two year business related bachelors degree will first need to complete BBA program in a period of two years, by taking a minimum of 60 makeup credits, to become eligible for admission to the MBA program. Students who wish to enter this program with a three year business related bachelors degree will first need to complete BBA program in a period of one year, by taking a minimum of 36 makeup credits, to become eligible for admission to the MBA program.
Students entering this program with a four year non-business bachelors degree will complete the desired program in a minimum period of two years, with a minimum of 36 additional makeup credits.

MS/ M. Phil & Ph. D PROGRAMS

The faculty of computer and management sciences also offers degree programs in MS / M. Phil and Ph. D. The MS program is offered in the fields of computer science, telecommunication and information technology. It is a two year, full-time program of 36 credits based on 24 credits of coursework and 12 credits of research.

The program also offers a variety of elective courses in novel technologies and emerging trends in computer science, which help broaden the student's field of expertise. The M. Phil program on the other hand is a two year, full time commitment of 48 credits based on 24 credits of coursework and 24 credits of research. The M. Phil leading to Ph. D program is a three year, full time commitment of 96 credits based on 30 credits of coursework and 66 credits of research. The Ph. D program is a two and a half years, full time commitment of 84 credits based on 18 credits of coursework and 66 credits of research.