The MBA program seeks to develop tomorrow’s business leaders. It aims to educate young professionals with limited work experience for managerial leadership in profit and not-for-profit organizations. The program ensures that candidates develop an understanding of the various functional fields and processes that are required to successfully operate modern business enterprises.

Specifically the MBA Program has the following goals:

1. To provide candidates with the required decision-making tools and teach them how to analyze data (e.g. regression, probability and variance) and use statistical methodology (forecasting, sampling) in applying these techniques to actual business situations.
2. To improve candidates’ marketing skills through the use of case studies, which help candidates, identify and evaluate the diversity of marketing strategies employed by successful firms. Building market research techniques, candidates evaluate how consumer behavior, advertising and sales promotion, pricing decisions, and technology influence the marketing of products internationally.
3. To teach candidates the techniques and tools useful for financial analysis and control in today’s business climate – integrating five distinct areas of study; financial accounting, managerial accounting, managerial economics, corporate finance, and international financial management. Quantitative skill development is emphasized throughout, especially in financial statement analysis, valuation techniques, accounting for financial transactions, and assessing foreign exchange risk.
4. To provide candidates with the skills and knowledge set necessary in managing today’s business operations for productivity and performance.
5. To develop a global perspective in all candidates.
6. Develop each candidate’s strategic thinking