num prospectus 2015

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National University of Management

NUMNUMPROSPECTUS 2015

NUM.EDU.KH • PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA

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Message from the Rector

Dr. Hor Peng, [email protected]

First, as the Rector of the National University of Management, I would like to sincerely welcome you to our institution here in the capital city of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. For those who have

become our partners and friends, I extend a heartfelt appreciation for your cooperation and support in advancing higher education in our developing nation. The popularity of NUM as a quality training institution began at its commencement in 1983. NUM continues to be one of the leading public universities in Cambodia.

The Kingdom of Cambodia, a member of ASEAN, has committed herself to be a regional and global competitive market. With the much-anticipated free fl ow of human capitals in the region starting in 2015, NUM is resolved to contribute by fi rst casting the vision of “Excellence in Academics.” Our vision statement will emphasize the importance of providing outstanding, quality assurance standards in education, research and innovation, which strives to promote knowledge-based competence.

In order to achieve this vision, our resources will be invested in infrastructural improvements and staff development that will provide the most conducive learning environment. Not only will the facilities and faculty be upgraded but the content of curriculum must also evolve to meet the needs of the changing educational and commercial landscapes. Then, our students and staff can become effective global players as they dedicate themselves to growing in their knowledge, research, and innovations.

My colleagues and I sincerely commit to endeavor to do our best in achieving the vision set forth in offering the highest standard of education and research. In doing so, we hope to fulfi ll and go beyond our students’ expectation of obtaining a reputable and quality education from the National University of Management.

Please join us and celebrate our past accomplishments and help us to build a bright future. I extend an invitation to all guests to visit our campus.

Your Sincerely,

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National University of Management (NUM) is one of the leading public universities in Cambodia. It has full accreditation status for public

non-profit administration, and is located in central Phnom Penh, the capi-tal city of The Kingdom of Cambodia. Currently, there are roughly 14,000 students enrolled to study different major fields in bachelors, masters, and doctoral programs. Graduates have been internationally recognized in both public and private sectors and are highly promoted in high rank-ing senior professional positions.

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The University is situated in the heart of Phnom Penh and a short walk to the famed Riverside. Thousands of tourists flock to the serene water of the Mekong River. Stroll through the National Museum and National Palace, and enjoy delicacies from numerous ethnicities. The capital city is truly a fusion of heritage and modern developments.

Considered the oldest structure in Phnom Penh, Wat Phnom is believed to be where the iconic city was originally founded.

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Historically, the university was founded in 1983 and named Economic

Institute. It was located in the former French School “Lyceé Descardes”. At the beginning, the bachelor program was introduced in economic fields which specialized in commerce, agriculture, industry, finance, and planning. In 1989, it was re-named Institute of

Economic Science (IES) and comprised academic major fields in economics and commerce. In 1994, in response to political and economic reform towards democracy and free economic markets, IES was-renamed Faculty of Business (FOB). It launched academic major fields in management, marketing, accounting, and finance. In 1998, FOB was re-named

National Institute of Management (NIM), and the first private payment programs were introduced to all levels. In 2004, the academic role of NIM was broadly expanded and then became National University of Management (NUM). Soon afterwards, in 2005, it was accredited to full status of public non-profit administration.

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In 2014, NUM passed a strategic plan (2014-2018) introducing its vision statement with “Excellence in

Academics”. This vision stresses the importance of our university’s key mission, which is to improve and apply the best quality standards in education, research, and innovation. Currently NUM has seven main faculties, a central library [Hun Sen’s Library] and three future developing projects such as Centre for Research and Publication, Center for Entrepreneurship, and School of International Program.

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENTFACULTY OF ECONOMICSFACULTY OF FINANCE & ACCOUNTINGFACULTY OF TOURISMFACULTY OF LAWFACULTY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYSCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

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The highest standard in education, research, and innovation

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RThe curriculum is semester credit based, which is broken into two

semesters a year. The fi rst calendar semester starts from September to January and the second semester is from March to July. The semester breaks are in February and August.

The bachelor program requires four years, which is broken into eight semesters with the requirement of 120 credits of course work. The masters program is broken into four semesters and students must earn at least 58 credits of course work. The doctoral program requires candidates to fulfi ll both course work and thesis writing in order to obtain their degree.

ANNUAL SCHEDULEPERIODSStartsEndsBreak

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SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2

REGULAR PROGRAM CLASS CYCLES(MONDAY - FRIDAY)

Mornings 7:00-10:00Noons 10:30-13:30Afternoon 14:00-17:00Evenings 17:30-20:30

SPECIAL PROGRAM CLASS CYCLES

SATURDAY SUNDAYMornings 7:00-11:30 7:00-11:30Noons 14:00-17:00

TUITION FEES per SEMESTER

Bachelor’s $200 - $600Master’s $450 - $800DBA & Ph.D $800 - $1200Samdech Techo Prime Minister Hun Sen presides over the 25th of September 2012

graduation ceremony at Koh Pich (Diamond Island)

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A global community fosters learning from and helping one another. At the National University of Management, our

desire is to partner up with higher educational institutions, corporations and organizations in order for our students to gain knowledge from leaders and difference makers across the world. Through partnering with these groups, students and faculty in both institutions are exposed to different cultural practices, learn insights on effective strategies to accomplishing desired goals, and gain appreciation for the roles everyone plays in advancing the global market and community for the good of all people. Our university is grateful for the partners who have invested in providing scholarships for students, exchanging visiting lecturers and students, sharing resources,...just to name a few benefi ts of working together.

Global Partners Collaboration & Active Partnerships

Loyola University Chicago(Faculty & Student Exchange)Georgetown University(Research & Training Seminar)University of Puget Sound(Faculty & Student Exchange)English Language Institute(American English Teaching )ICN Business School of University of Nancy,France (Joint Research)IMF, International Organization(OpenAccess e-Library)Consortium for Global Education(International Academic Exchange)OSAKA University of Economics and Law(Student & Faculty) ExchangeSumitomo Corporation ScholarshipsAEON 1% Club on AEON ScholarshipSakura Human Training Co., Ltd(Japanese Business Studies)Kanazawa University (Japan)Université de Nantes (France)

Our other partnerships are in the process ofdevelopment and renewal.

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Opportunities to host experts from various fi elds enhances the

productivity of the staff and students. The National University of Management is a place that welcomes the chance to learn from higher educational institutions and businesses that have achieved signifi cant success. Throughout the year there are workshops, seminars, presentations and trainings from experts across the region who are prepared to impart their insights and experiences to students eager to gain a competitive advantage for their future. In a time of great change in the history of this nation, the acquisition of knowledge and wisdom from affl uent local entrepreneurs as well as from abroad, will steer the young minds into making valuable contributions for the prosperity of the Kingdom of Cambodia.

Global Learning

Seminar on export oriented promotion strategy

Students’ study tour at Port Authority of Sihanoukville (PAS)

Ceremony of Sumitomo scholarship awards worthy hardworking students

Japanese Business Test and Job Seeking Opportunities Workshop

Toshiba Innovation Presentation by the Executive Quality Leader Toshiba, Japan

Extra curricular activity of celebrating the christmas holiday with our foreingn lecturers (International program)

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Dr. Pich PhirumVice Rector for Academic AffairsPh.D in Economics

Mr. Nou SethaVice Rector for Administrative AffairsMasters in Business Administration

Dr. Seng BunthoeunVice Rector for International AffairsPh.D in Law

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ILITIESLibrary – NUM has one central library (namely Hun Sen Library). It was renovated and upgraded to become a more

modern library. It now includes an e-library room with 40 computers in order to serve the student population. In the e-library room the students can access a variety of academic websites that have many e-resources. The new library has three fl oors. The fi rst fl oor has the e-library room and a conference room used for academic purposes. The second fl oor houses textbooks as well as thousands of other books for specialized purposes. The third fl oor is used for research, thesis and dissertation materials as well as general resource books. This library is open from 0700 till 2000 seven days a week. Both full time and part time staff work in the library. Three librarians are full time while twelve students fi ll the part-time positions.

NUM has a very large parking area on campus reserved for student vehicles. Every day there are thousands of vehicles that use the campus parking areas. There is also a commons area where students can relax and enjoy the campus.

This program aims to produce graduates that are equipped with sound knowledge and understanding of broad social, political, business

and economic phenomena, with the analytical tools to perform work and apply with business effi ciently and effectively. It is further expected that graduates of the program will possess the skill and ability to communicate thoughts and ideas articulately, and utilize their knowledge in socially-benefi cial pursuits. The program is also designed to promote self-development, critical analysis and business, as well as the ability to handle advanced technology and adapt to changes in the global economic environment. Emphasis is thus placed on responsibility, fl exibility and social consciousness, as well as academic excellence.

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Study tours of students in order to make sure a consistence of theory and practice in the work place.

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The bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Finance and Accounting is designed to help meet the needs of the business

community, the economic and social development of the nation and international. The main points is producing experts of career in accounting and fi nance such as accountants including cashier, payment, and bookkeeper, and fi nancial managers including chief executive offi cer, capital budgeting analyst, credit analyst, fi nancial analyst, loan offi cer, retail bank manager, stockbroker, security analyst, investment banker with quality, capacity, and responsibility for nation, local, and international.

Ms. Var Bonara, [email protected]

Students are practicing their assignment to apply the theory.

The Faculty Tourism and Hospitality offers courses and programs in three fi elds: Tourism Management, Hospitality Management and Events Management. These programs are an integral part of the National University of Management. The program is a student-centered, professional, career-oriented degree based on a design that balances theory and practice. The Faculty is dedicated to academic excellence through study, teaching, and research in the fi elds of tourism and hospitality within a global framework. The Faculty provides a strong foundation for professional careers and seeks to prepare graduates for leadership, professional excellence, and life-long learning.

In accordance with the National University of Management’s mission, the curriculum is designed to strengthen the student’s ability to manage, to communicate, and to reason in a diverse and complex workplace. Graduates furnish the managerial talent needed by hotels, resorts, events, private clubs, restaurants, governmental tourism agencies, destination management fi rms, and corporate travel companies.

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Students internship with our partner.

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The program of Bachelor of Law (LLB) is designed to provide students with an education in law both in theories and practices. The students will gain a thorough and insightful understanding of the concepts, principles, policies, and values of law both in the Cambodian legal system and international jurisdictions. LLB will also provide students opportunities to develop outstanding skills in critical analyses, by encouraging them to joint international client counseling competitions as well as mock trial competitions. In addition to the course subjects, faculty of law at NUM offers a range of elective courses and extra-curricular activities that provide opportunities to put the knowledge students have acquired in the classroom into a practical context and enhance transferable skills such as advocacy and negotiation.

Mr. Neau Sareth, [email protected]

International cooperation through workshop, seminar and conference.

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Mr. Chhay Phang, [email protected]

IT students practice in a computer lab.

The program of Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and Business Information Technology provides students with a strong

foundation in quantitative methods, programming, and technology including database management, operating systems, networks, and Internet essentials and the organizational knowledge and tools necessary for broadly applying information technology across every organization, level, and domain. To meet the student’s specifi c career needs, this Bachelor’s degree program also provides in-depth introductions to a variety of career-focused specialty areas, including web and multimedia design, database management system, software development, network security and administration. As a result of learning experience, the students will acquire the programming, system analysis, and software skills required to pursue a career in information technology. To obtain a bachelor degree in information technology, the student require to take 40 course subjects (120 credits) breaking into 8 semesters (4 years) wit internship and writing senior projects. Ours faculty is also an offi cial member of Cisco Networking Academy (CAN) and our courses in Bachelor degree program are integrated with the Cisco Academy. Graduated IT students from our faculty will be easy to get hire not only in Cambodia but also in ASEAN.

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The Faculty of Management is one of the faculties of the National University of Management that consists of three majors: Management, Marketing, and Entrepreneurship. The objective of the faculty is to provide students with knowledge and understanding of business concepts that can be applied to both for-profi t and non-profi t organizations. The faculty aims to produce business leaders who will be innovative and creative thinkers, as well as. skilled analysts and problem-solvers. The Management personnel seeks to nurture and develop the entrepreneurial spirit in each student and build a strong foundation of knowledge regarding the social, cultural and economic factors in today’s business world.

The Faculty of Management produces highly competent business leaders, entrepreneurs and managers. The program provides the necessary concepts and skills to succeed through a combination of courses that focus on both theory and real-world examples. Graduates are equipped to lead others through their own companies or within international organizations.

Mr. Sou Phalla, [email protected]

Group discussion on curricalum development paticipated by internal and external stakeholders from public, private, and non-govt organization.

We want to become an outstanding academic center for graduate education, research and services in Cambodia.

We commit to provide capable, ethical and valuable human resources to our society. Our programs bring together the highest qualifi ed faculties and students toward an excellence in academics. This mission will be achieved through the management and implementation of doctoral and master-level education, research and services.

Our strategic objectives: (1) to achieve high quality of teaching and learning in the graduate programs; (2) to innovate and develop new curriculum to meet the market needs; (3) to encourage research and publication; and (4) to attract and retain high qualifi ed faculty members.

Dr. Kang Sovannara, [email protected]

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graduates and working adults. The overall aim of this program is to develop the students’ professional English skills. The aim of the program is to help students learn effectively and reach their goal of English competency. Students can broaden their English language profi ciency, fl uency, and accuracy through the development of the four-macro skills. This program also offers students the opportunity to pursue their own interests by permitting students to shape their education for a variety of career fi elds requiring English.

The objective of the Department of English language is to achieve national and regional standards of education. The department values regular evaluation of curricula and training of staff in order to maximize the effectiveness of instruction. Our staff is comprised of highly qualifi ed national as well as native English instructors.

The Department of English lan-guage will be upgraded to Faculty of Foreign Languages status upon pending approval by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport.

The recent partnership with an American teaching organization has provided students with native English instructors.

Dr. Sok Seang, [email protected]

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Center for Entrepreneurship

The National University of Management seeks to create innovative centers and programs to provide a growing

number of opportunities to meet the demands of ASEAN and global competitive markets. The following projects are at various stages of implementation with the hope of establishing solid services. These services aim to promote the growth of skills equivalent to the international standards of education, research, and innovation.

Starting in 2015, NUM plans to launch an Innovation Lab (which will be known as the i-Lab) to help promote student creativity, entrepreneurship and innovation. The i-Lab will provide an interactive and creative space for

university student teams from different academic backgrounds to work on entrepreneurial related projects,

business startups and social ventures.

Each year, student teams will apply for workspace in the i-Lab, and the best teams will be granted access to working space in the Innovation Lab for a period of one year. Coaching and mentoring will be provided to the student teams who will also participate in an entrepreneurship training program / Boot Camp. Financial assistance will also be available for successful teams to help launch their business startups and social ventures.

The Innovation Lab will also have a community outreach role. Public events related to entrepreneurship and innovation will be hosted by the i-Lab in addition to a public guest speaker series.

The overall objective of the i-Lab is to serve as both a teaching incubator and accelerator to help promote student entrepreneurship and innovation.

The Purpose of Establishment• To promote academic research on economics and law in ASEAN• To establish international networks of relevant academic institutes (university) involved in economics and legal research projects

Main Academic Activities• Collect and distribute information on economics and law• Conduct and coordinate academic research on economic and law• Create international research partnerships of academic institutes, government, business, and non-government organization• Conduct professional training through workshops and seminars• publish research outcomes

The Center for Research & Publications

School for International ProgramsIn the Fall of 2014, NUM introduces a new International Business program at the baccalaureate level that aims to provide high-quality instruction for a number of selected students. The new program matches NUM scholars with experienced instructors in a progressive curriculum based on creativity, discussion and the skilled navigation of real world problems. A key feature of the English-based program is the cooperation and support from our close partnerships with foreign universities as well as international companies.

Mr. Steven Paterson, Project CoordinatorAcademic [email protected]

Ms. Kerry SlatteryProject Coordinator

Teaching [email protected]

Mr. Hisham Mousar Project Coordinator

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Extracurricular activities at the university enrich the educational experience of our students. Students can participate on teams such

as the men’s football and volleyball clubs or they can join other peers to support their friends playing for the pride of the university. The Student Association is another group that is elected by peers to represent their interests to the university administration. Other groups such as the Red Cross and Scouts promote community service on campus and in the city. These groups are opened to all students looking to make a difference in the life of their city. Through these activities, students learn to serve, work together to reach a common goal, and enrich their overall experience as they pursue their degree.

Well-rounded Students

Majors & Courses

Department of English Language: Bachelor of English Language

Majors & Courses

Majors & Courses

Master of Finance

MGT619 Thesis *

*Option for student to do the reseach

Graduate ProgramsMaster of Business Administration

MGT619 Thesis *


Master of Information Technology

MGT619 Thesis *


MIT502 O-Oriented System Analysis

MIT512 Network System Securuty

MIT521 Business Process Mgt

MIT517 Techn. Infrastructuer of IS

MIT514 We-Based Applica. Design

MIT501 O-Oriented Application Develop.

ECO501 Applied Statistic for Mgt

MIT515 Mgt. and Systems Modeling

MGT507 Organizational Behavior

MIT511 Artificial Intelligence

MIT611 Data Warehousing & Mining

MIT614 Info Tech. for E-commerce

MIT602 Decision Support Systems

MIT615 Data Communication

MGT602 Research Method in IT

MIT621 Geographical Infor. Systems

MIT613 Global IT Project Mgt

MIT612 Software Engineering

MIT623 Oracle

Master of Economics

MGT619 Thesis *


ECO504 Microeconomic Theory

ECO506 Math. Methhods in Eco

ECO508 Eco.&Benefit-Cost Anatysis

ECO513 International Trade Theory

MGT526 Public Mget & Org. Change

ECO504 Microeconomic Theory

ECO623 Game Theory

FIN611 International Finance

ECO614 Public Economics

MGT602 Research Methodology

ECO612 Environmental Economics

ECO613 Economics Growth Theory

ECO615 Econometrics

ECO616 Monetary Policy

Graduate Programs

Master of Public Administration

MGT619 Thesis *


PUA502 Rural Development Mgt

PUA516 Tax Policy Adminiistration

PUA505 Administration Law

PUA506 Urban Development Mgt

PUA617 Public & Non-profit Budget

PUA503 Administratve Theory & Process

PUA501 Public Administration & Mgt

ACT501 Financial & Cost Accounting

MGT501 Mgt & Org Development

MKT501 Marketing Mgt & Strategy

PUA613 Conflict Mgt in Public Org

MGT616 Projecet Management

FIB602 Public Finance

PUA618 HRM for Public & Nonprofit Org


PUA619 Policy Form. & Implemen.

PUA612 Govt. Administration

PUA614 Public Policy & Planning

PUA615 Change in Public Org.

Master of Marketing

MGT619 Thesis *


MKT505 Bus-to-Bus Marketing

MKT503 Brand Management

MKT506 Consumer Behavior

MKT616 Sales Management

MKT516 Advanced Mark. Research

ECO501 Applied Statistics & Forecasting

ECO502 Managerial Economics




MKT602 Communication & Public Opinion

MKT618 International Marketing

MGT616 Total Quality Management

MKT619 Consumer Relationship Mgt


MKT612 Profuct Management

MKT613 Pricing Stratgy

MKT614 Advertising and Promotion

MKT617 Retail Management

Graduate Programs

Master of Tourism and Hospitality

MGT619 Thesis *


THM506 Legal Issues in T & H

THM503 Tour. & Cultural Heritage

THM516 Hosp. & Tourism Policies

THM505 T&H Strategic HRD

THM617 Entrepreneurship in T&H

ECO501 Applied Stratistics & Forecasting





THM602 E-Business for T&H

THM618 Inter. Hospitality Mgt


MKT619 Consumer Relationship Mgt


THM613 Travel Trade Management

THM612 Food & Beverage Operat.

THM614 Tourism Community Devel

THM615 Meeting Conference Mgt

Master of International Business

MGT619 Thesis *


INB506 Global Econimic Politics

INB503 Inter. Business Strategy & Policy

INB516 Legal Issues in Inter. Business

INB617 Cross-Cultural Teams & Leadership

MGT505 Operations Management






MKT602 Communication & Public Opinion


MKT E-Commerce

INB619 Business Models & Entrepreneur.

MGT602 Research Methodos

INB615 International Org. Behavior

INB612 Innovation for the Marketing

INB614 Global Business Strategy

INB613 International Finance Mgt

Graduate Programs

Master of Accounting

MGT619 Thesis *


ACT503 Management Accounting

ACT505 Tax Aspect & Bus Enviro.

ACT602 Accounting for Business

FIN502 Coporation Finance

LAW524 Corporate & Business Law




MGT501 Management & Org Develoment


ACT615 Performance Mgt & Analysis

MGT528 Governance, Risk, and Ethics

FIN611 International Finance Mgt

FIN614 Financial Insti. & Markets

MGT602 Reserch Methodology

ACT612 Aud. Theory & Practices

ACT613 Advanced Fina. Accounting

ACT617 Advanced Fina. Mgt

ACT616 Advanced Fina. Reports

Master of Business Law

MGT619 Thesis *


BUL503 Business Organization

BUL506 Contract Law

BUL516 International Trade Law

FIN501 Coporation Finance

GMT616 Business Ethics

ECO501 Applied Stratistics & Forecasting



MGT501 Management & Org Develoment


MKT602 Communocation & Public Opinion

MGT615 Corporate Governance

BUL615 Bankruptcy Law

BUL612 Intellectual Property Law

MGT602 Reserch Methodology

BUL613 Commercial Transactions

BUL614 Capital Marketing Regulations

BUL617 Corporate Taxation

BUL619 Banking Law & Regulations

Graduate Programs

PHD704 Literature Review

PHD811 Quantitative Research Methods

PHD812 Quantitative Research Methods

PHD701 Business & Management

PHD702 Advanced Statistice

PHD703 Advanced Research Methodology

PHD823 Special Independent Studies

PHD815 Proposal Writing & Defense

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PHD911 Article Writings & Publication 1

PHD912 Seminar 1

PHD911 Artical Writings & Publication 2

PHD912 Seminar 2

PHD913 Dissertation Progress

PHD913 Dissertation Final Defense

Doctor of Philosophy(Ph.D)Doctor of Business Administration(DBA)

DBA711 Marketing Theory & Practice

DBA712 Organization Theory & Behavior

DBA714 Financial Management and Accounting

DBA701 Statistics for Management

DBA702 Economics Foundation for Management

DBA703 Research Methods for Mangement

DBA815 Strategic Management & Corporate Governance

DBA823 International Business

DBA824 Change Management and Consulting Strategies

DBA815 Proposal Writing & Defense

DBA911 Article Writing & Publication 1

DBA912 Seminar 1

DBA911 Artical Writing & Pulication 2

DBA912 Seminar 2

DBA913 Dissertation Progress

DBA913 Dissertation Final Defense

Graduate Programs

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