STUDNETS

The Undergraduate Program

The undergraduate program in Business Administration offers Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting, Marketing and International Business. The program educates students from a cross-functional, cross-cultural perspective, equips them with the intellectual tools they need to assume responsible positions in organizations. The course of study develops students into well-rounded professionals and managers with a life-long learning capacity. The program is designed to assure that participants develop an integrated body of knowledge in business and management of modern organizations; a set of essential business and management skills including interpersonal leadership communication, and teamwork skills; a broad capacity of learning, critical thinking, and problem solving; a deep appreciation for the role of culture in managing organizations and dealing with institutional constituents including customers, employees, and suppliers; and a global view of personal and organizational achievement in the context of social and culture values. Graduates can enter a variety of careers in domestic and international businesses such accounting, quantitative methods, professional sales, retailing, distribution and logistics, import/export trade, advertising, analyst, project leader, marketing manager, purchasing, and quality control specialist.

International Business

Through the International Business Emphasis, those who wish to learn to compete in business on a global level will gain knowledge and expertise related to international business and trade. Students will obtain an understanding of the complex global business and economic environment. Individuals with interests or careers in marketing management, professional sales, advertising, research, transportation and distribution management, retailing, and small businesses gain practical learning experiences as well as cutting edge theory. The MBA at ANU aims to prepare its students for life in a changing global economy by developing their communication, analytical, teamwork, and problem solving skills.

1. Bachelor Degrees:

a. B BA--Bachelor of Business Administration
Concentrating on Management
Concentrating on Marketing
Concentrating on Int'l Business
Concentrating on Logistics

b. BsC--Bachelor of Computer Science
Concentrating on Information Management
Concentrating on E-commerce

c. BA: Bachelor of Art in Public Administration
Bachelor of Art in Public Relation
Bachelor of Art in Humanity

2. Master Degrees

a. MBA--Master of Business Administration
Concentrating on Management
Concentrating on Marketing
Concentrating on Int'l Business
Concentrating on Industrial Management
Concentrating on Logistics
Concentrating on Global Economics

b. MS--Master of Science in Computer
Master of Science in Information Management
Master of Science in E-Commerce

c. MA--Master of Art in Public Administration
Master of Art in Public Relation
Master of Art in Humanity
Master of Art in Int'l Relation
Master of Liberal Arts

3. DBA/PhD Courses:

a. DBA--Doctor of Business Administration
Doctor of Business Management

b. DIM--Doctor of Industrial Management

c. DPA--Doctor of Public Administration

d. PhD--Business Management
Industrial Management
International Business
International Relation
Philosophy
Education
Humanity
Psychology
Sociology
Global Economics
Liberal Arts

IV. BBA COURSES


Core Courses (3 units of credits each)

Lower level:

100. Introduction to Business
102. Introduction to Data Processing
103. Principles of Economics
104. Information Management
105. Principles of Management
201. Business Law
202. Computer Applications
203. Business Communications
204. Finance Management
205. Organization Theory

Upper level:

300. Consumer Behaviors
301. Leadership
302. Human Resource Management
303. Personnel Administration
304. Marketing Management
305. Businesses and Society
306. Introduction to International Business
307. Logistic Supply
308. Inventory Control
309. Operation Management
450. World Trade Organization
452. Introduction to E-Commerce
453. Multinational Finance Management
454. Quality Management
455. Productions and Operation Management

Optional Course:( 3 units of credits each)

106. English Composition and Rhetoric
107. Western Art History
108. Western Literature
109. World Civilization
110. Western Civilization
111. History of Philosophy
112. Oriental Art History
113. Eastern Civilization
114. Chinese Literature & Civilization
115. Brazilian Literature
116. Brazilian History & Civilization
120. Egyptian History & Civilization
121. World Modern History
123. History of Music
124. French Literature & Civilization
125. American Literature
130. International Relation
131. Political Science
132. Language Study (English, French, Spanish, Chinese,
Portuguese, Japanese, German)
133. Real Estate Principles
134. Environmental Protection
135. Human Relationship
220. Maya Culture
221. World Geology
222. Psychology
223. Fine Arts
224. Classic Literature
225. Modern Literature

V. MBA Courses: (4 Credits each Course)

500. Human Resource Management
501. Customer Relationship Management
502. Legal Aspect of Business
503. 21st Century Marketing Strategy
504. Information Management
505. Business Ethics
506. Operation Management
507. Quality Control & Management
508. Quantitative Analysis
509. International Marketing
510. E-Commerce Logistics and Fulfillment
512. WTO & Developing Countries
513. International Investment
514. Modern Business Administration
515. Finance Management
516. Organization Behaviors
517. Managerial Economics
518. Employee and Employer Relationship

Students take 8 courses with a master thesis of 50 pages

VI. MPA Courses

500. Human Resource Management
550. Leadership
551. Public Relation
552. Politic Science
553. International Law
554. Nations & Governments
555. Project Management
556. Public Policy & Social Research
557. Intellectual Property
558. Statistical Methods of Policy Analysis
560. Environmental Protection
561. Management in 21st Century
562. Crime Control Policy
563. Sociology

VII. DPA Courses

570. Bureaucracy & Public Management
571. Employment & Labor Policy
572. Transportation & Environmental Issues Study
573. International Political Economy
574. Quantitative Methods in Policy Analysis
575. International Relations
576. Public Policy Study
577. Urban Construction
578. Rural Construction
579. Government and Politics

VIII. DBA Courses

580. World Trade Organization (WTO) and Your Country
(4 Credits)
581. Economy Globalization (4 Credits)
582. International Marketing Strategy for 21st Century
( 4 Credits)
583. Quality Management for 21st Century (4 Credits)
584. Customer Management for 21st Century (4 Credits)
585. Enterprise Diagnoses (4 Credits)
586. Enterprise Innovation (4 Credits)
587. Investment Management (4 Credits)
588. Brand Name Management (4 Credits)
589. Managing the Future (4 Credits)
590. E-commerce for 21st Century (4 Credits)
591. Introduction to World Best Corporations (4 Credits)
592. Design An Organization of Success (4 Credits)
593. International Business for 21st Century (4 Credits)

The Computer Science program

The Computer Science program is designed for the graduate seeking to pursue a career in Computer Technology. The program is structured around a core of technology-oriented courses with emphasis on applying computer technology to solve business problems. Students draw on their course of study as they work to develop solutions to case studies. The CS program provides students with a foundation in computer programming, database technology, networking, and system analysis and design. Graduates of the program are prepared for careers in areas of IT management, IT consulting, Technical Training, Software Support, Information Systems Project Manager, LAN Administration, Database Administrator, and Business Applications Development (Mainframe and Client/Server.

The Master of Science degree program

The Master of Science degree program in Computer Science provides a technically oriented post-baccalaureate scientific education for those who wish to acquire or extend their knowledge in the field of computer science. The program combines both the study of modern computer devices and their applications along with the study of the philosophical foundations that underlie the discipline.

A computer science graduate-degree student can have a career as a software engineer—designing, implementing, testing and maintaining large software systems. Careers are available in such specialties as computer graphics, computer security, robotics, expert systems, distributed systems, and networking. Many companies employ computer science graduates as computer systems and networking administrators. The graduate degree can lead to a career in almost any industry—including aerospace, manufacturing, banking, health and education.