Executive MBA Courses:

 
Study Themes 

GENERAL

The study of business encompasses many different disciplines and concepts.  Each of these disciplines, as discussed below, is offered in such a way as to enable the MBA candidate to learn and appreciate its’ content and value.   Of equal importance, however, is its placement and integration within the entirety of the program.  A program objective is for students to fully appreciate the complexity and interaction of each discipline within the broad framework of the business model. 

ACCOUNTING
Accounting data and financial records provide the scorecard of business.  EMBA accounting classes are designed to provide students with a full and complete understanding of the process and how this information can be utilized to facilitate decision making and understanding of the complexities of a modern business.

ECONOMICS
The study of economics provides EMBA students with a thorough understanding of the interaction between economic theory and business behavior. The course offers a particular emphasis on  problem analysis through case study. 

ELECTRONIC BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY (MIS)
Combining a strong business component with an in-depth study of state-of-the-art technology, the MIS courses are designed to prepare EMBA students to expand their career opportunities by understanding how computer systems can be fully utilized in managing and controlling businesses in many different environments and constantly changing landscapes. 

FINANCE
Finance courses prepare EMBA students to comprehend how finance models and decision tools can be used to quantify business decisions and provide a competitive advantage in making those decisions which will ultimately determine the difference between success and failure.  

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
In today’s business environment, globalization has become a key to success in maintaining a competitive edge for more than just the large, multi-national firms.  International business courses are designed to prepare EMBA students to understand the particulars and nuances of doing business across national borders.

MANAGEMENT
Most EMBA students have considerable managerial experience, however, much of their training is frequently job based.  The EMBA management courses are designed to provide a theoretical framework in the areas of decision-making, problem-solving, creativity, communication, teamwork, quality, ethics and change

MARKETING
Marketing courses equip EMBA students with the decision-making skills required for executive-level decision-making in the areas retailing, market research, advertising and sales management. Marketing is also a key component of branding and corporate imaging.