Ibn Haldun University

MA in Management

Who should participate?

The MBA Program may serve particularly useful for:

• Those who have some managerial experience but seek to increase their organizational skills in both public and private sectors;
• Business professionals who have technical skills and expertise in their work but wish to develop their abilities by getting more involved in management activities;
• Those who are seeking career opportunities in both domestic or multinational companies with diverse ownership, management, and markets;
• Those who are just graduated from universities and are looking for career opportunities in different fields;
• Those who want to pursue an academic career.

Objectives of The Program

The recent changes and developments in information technology and international trade over the last two decades have dramatically accelerated the pace of globalization. As a result, the world is becoming more dynamic and homogeneous. As a result, distinctions between national markets are fading, and products will disappear altogether for some. As a result, participation in global business has begun to shift from a mere 'option' to an imperative. Therefore, a change in business orientation is urgently needed on the part of businesses to remain competitive in global markets. To survive, business people need to understand international markets, develop their skill sets, and react proactively to changes.

Scope of The Program

Apart from the core business and management modules that are common to all other MBA programs, the Program modules are designed to provide participants with the background for a more in-depth examination of the realities and practice of global business and management as well as help students to analyze existing research in the discipline critically and to develop it further. Some of the modules are namely;

• General Management
• Global Business and Marketing
• Strategic Marketing and Brand Management
• Leadership and Entrepreneurship
• Financial Management and Business Financing
• Supply Chain and Logistic Management
• Management Information Systems

Courses

• MAN 500 Seminar
• MAN 501 Research Methods and Publication Ethics
• MAN 502 Marketing Management
• MAN 503 Contemporary Management
• MAN 504 Accounting and Finance for Managers
• MAN 506 Strategic Management

Electives

• ECON 503 Microeconomic Analysis
• ECON 523 Islamic Economics and Finance
• EFIN 510 Capital Markets and Institutions
• EFIN 512 Globalization and International Financial Markets
• EFIN 513 Derivative Markets
• EFIN 514 Risk Management in Financial Institutions
• EFIN 515 Alternative Finance Channels
• EFIN 518 Islamic Finance
• MAN 510 Innovation and Entrepreneurship
• MAN 511 Managerial Economics
• MAN 512 Operations Management
• MAN 513 Data Analysis and Decision Making
• MAN 514 Human Resources Management
• MAN 515 Management Information Systems
• MAN 516 Global Business Management
• MAN 517 Global Marketing
• MAN 518 Multinational Business Strategies
• MAN 519 Consumer Behavior
• MAN 520 Brand Communication and Strategic Brand Management
• MAN 521 Supply Chain and Logistics Management
• MAN 522 Business Process Analysis
• MAN 523 Organizational Behavior
• MAN 536 Money-Capital Markets and Institutions
• MAN 543 Auditing and Internal Control
• MAN 545 Applied Business Strategies