Master of Business Administration (MC-BAPT) // Attributes, outcomes and skills

Intended learning outcomes

Upon completion of this program, students should:

• Have a global perspective and an awareness of how cultural differences impact business. Achieving this outcome means that students should be able to: • Identify elements of culture • Develop recommendations for effective practices in different cultural environments. • Analyse global issues that impact on business and management • Work effectively in diverse teams
• Be adept at analysing and evaluating evidence for management decision-making. Achieving this outcome means that students will be able to: • Appropriately apply and synthesise key business models to resolve problems • Translate management decision problems and decisions into quantitative form and conduct interpretive data analysis • Make decisions using evidence-based approaches
• Be able to analyse the environment – both macroeconomic and competitive – in which a business operates. To achieve this outcome, students should be able to: • Appraise the macro-economic environment of business • Diagnose the strategic environment in which a business operates
• Be able to integrate knowledge from multiple disciplines. Achieving this outcome means that students should be able to: • Integrate knowledge from multiple disciplines to solve a problem • Collaborate with real business partners to apply knowledge in projects
• Demonstrate a capacity for ethical leadership. Achieving this outcome means that students should be able to: • Display leadership abilities • Comprehend the theory of team dynamics • Identify ethical issues • Apply ethical frameworks to management problems