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Master in Business Administration

Overview

Master in Business Administration

The job market for top-level business positions is very competitive. A Bachelor’s Degree is the equivalent of a high school diploma. You cannot expect to get hired for a top-level position in a company if you don’t have an education beyond a Bachelor’s Degree.

The Master of Business Administration builds on the fundamentals of business such as accounting, finance, marketing, operations and leadership. Students practice these skills through integration of their knowledge in larger projects. The objective of the program is for students to gain knowledge, techniques, skills and tools of past, present and future business models and practices that they are able to use in the ever-changing area of business.

Experienced and professional business professors teach all our MBA courses. Many of them had previous careers in major companies and have now decided to teach their knowledge and skills to students who are willing to learn them.

The Master of Business Administration is a total of 68 Credit Hours completed through 11 courses. The following is a list of all the courses required for the Master of Business Administration program:

Admission Criteria:

Education is available exclusively for members of the American Financials Alliance Association Corporation (AFAAC).

Duration of the program

2 years

1. Degree Requirements:
2. Membership Requirement:
3. Initial Application Submission:
4. Transcript Evaluation Application:
5. Program Approval:
6. Tuition Payment:
7. Final Admission Confirmation:
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM

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Courses for Master in Business Administration​

This course is designed to introduce students to the principles and practices of research methodology in the social sciences. Students will learn about the different types of research designs, data collection methods, and data analysis techniques used in the field. The course will cover both qualitative and quantitative approaches, and will emphasize the importance of ethical research practices.
Project quality management is the process of ensuring that a project meets the requirements for quality that have been established at the start of the project. This includes identifying the quality standards that will be used to assess the project, as well as planning and implementing activities to ensure that these standards are met.
Supply chain management (SCM) is the process of managing the flow of goods, services, and information from the raw material stage through to the end consumer. It involves coordinating and integrating all of the activities that are required to move a product or service from the supplier to the customer, including the procurement of raw materials, the production and assembly of products, the distribution of finished goods, and the delivery of products to customers.
Business finance management is the process of managing the financial resources of a business in order to achieve its goals and objectives. It involves making financial decisions related to the allocation of capital, as well as managing the financial risks that the business may face.
Financial institutions and bank management is the process of managing the operations and activities of financial institutions, such as banks, credit unions, and other types of financial service providers. This includes managing the financial resources of the institution, as well as the risks associated with providing financial services.
Advanced marketing management is a course that covers advanced concepts and techniques in marketing management. It is typically designed for students who have already completed a basic marketing course and are looking to further their knowledge and skills in this area.
Business ethics management is the process of ensuring that a business operates in an ethical manner, in accordance with the values and principles that have been established by the organization. This includes developing policies and procedures to guide the ethical behavior of employees, as well as establishing mechanisms to ensure that these policies are followed.
Strategic management is the process of defining the direction and scope of an organization over the long term, and of establishing the plans and actions necessary to achieve its goals and objectives. It involves analyzing the organization’s internal and external environments, identifying opportunities and threats, and developing strategies to capitalize on opportunities and mitigate threats.
Accounting management is the process of managing the financial resources of an organization, including the preparation and analysis of financial statements, the development of financial plans and budgets, and the implementation of financial controls. It involves using financial data to inform decision-making, as well as ensuring that the organization’s financial resources are being used effectively and efficiently.
Accounting management is the process of managing the financial resources of an organization, including the preparation and analysis of financial statements, the development of financial plans and budgets, and the implementation of financial controls. It involves using financial data to inform decision-making, as well as ensuring that the organization’s financial resources are being used effectively and efficiently.
An MBA graduation thesis project is a research project that is completed by MBA students as part of the requirements for earning their degree. The project typically involves applying the knowledge and skills that have been gained through the MBA program to a specific business problem or opportunity.
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California Pacificatory University is Sponsored by the Association of American Financials Alliance Association Corporation (AFAAC).