MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA): A Joint Program by BCED and CASON
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The professional Masters in Business Administration has the following areas of specializations:
· Operations / Productions Management
· Marketing
· Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
· Strategic Management
· Human Resources Management
Objectives of the Programme
The MBA program of the department has been designed to provide the students with a broad and solid basis for acquisition of knowledge and skills in the general principles and practical vocational applications of Business Administration. It is a professional program. Further and specific objectives of the program include the following:
Ø To equip the students with essential theoretical and practical knowledge and skills needed for research and development in the field of Business Administration, and to empower such students with the needed requirements to offer services in church leadership.
Ø The program is in complete agreement with the mission of Babcock University, in building the total man through the training of the head, heart and hand for effective leadership of the society and the church.
Upon completion of the program, the student will be able to:
ü Manage church and ministry operations (administrative, financial, and outreach) with professional efficiency and spiritual integrity.
ü Analyze ministry needs and conduct effective program evaluations to drive strategic growth and measurable impact.
ü Lead with wisdom and discernment, providing management-level direction across various church functions or related enterprises.
Admission Requirements
Candidates for admission into the MBA degree programme of the Department of Business Administration & Marketing should have:
A Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration/Marketing, or any other relevant discipline of Babcock University or any other University or Institution of higher learning approved by the Senate of Babcock University (with Second Class Lower and above).
or
Professional Qualifications such as: ACA, ACCA, ANAN, ACMA, ACIT, AIB, ACIS etc plus first degree will not need to pass through qualifying exam but must have a minimum of one year work experience. Candidates without prior work experience will have to undergo three months internship in any reputable business organization. The admission requirements into the undergraduate programmes of the Department also apply (Credits in English Language, Mathematics, Economics and two other subjects. Credits in Commerce or Business Methods may be accepted in lieu of Economics).
Candidates may be required to write and pass a qualifying examination before admission. The qualifying examination will usually be a written test in Principles of Management/Marketing, General Knowledge, and Use of English. The examination will be at a standard of the final year class of the B.Sc. (Business/Marketing) degree program.