Program Overview

Masters of Business Administration (MBA)

The Masters of Business Administration (MBA) program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of business principles and practices.

Program Details

The following are key details about the MBA program:

1. University fresh graduates can join the MBA program without work experience, although work experience is preferred.
2. Applicants with a grade below "good" can join the MBA program if they have a diploma in business administration with a grade of "good".
3. All MBA courses are delivered in English.
4. MBA students can attend some lectures online with university approval, but all lectures are typically delivered on campus.
5. Exams must be conducted physically on campus.
6. Courses are delivered by members of the Faculty of International Business & Humanities (FIBH) with professional and academic experience, and may also include external professional instructors.
7. Non-business background applicants may need to register in prerequisite courses, as determined by the FIBH committee after reviewing their transcripts.
8. Prerequisite courses are delivered during the summer or regular fall semester before starting the MBA courses.
9. Applicants with non-business bachelor's degrees must attend at least 75% of the lectures and pass the exams for the prerequisite courses.
10. There may be extra tuition fees for studying the business prerequisite courses, as determined by the university council.
11. Applicants can waive the business prerequisite courses if they have studied business-related courses during their bachelor's, diploma, or master's degree, by submitting official course descriptions and transcripts.
12. The MBA program must be completed within a minimum of four semesters and a maximum of six semesters.
13. Students must attend at least 75% of class lectures.
14. Courses can be transferred from an equivalent specialized program in another university if the student earned at least a "B" grade and the courses have equivalent counterparts in the respective program.
15. Students can take elective courses instead of doing applied research, subject to academic advisor approval.

Academics

The university offers various academic programs, including postgraduate programs.

Research

The university is involved in research activities, but specific details about research areas related to the MBA program are not provided.

Attendance Policy

Students must attend at least 75% of class lectures to meet the attendance requirements of the MBA program.

Transfer Credits

Courses can be transferred from an equivalent specialized program in another university, subject to certain conditions.

Program Completion

The MBA program must be completed within a minimum of four semesters and a maximum of six semesters.

Waiver of Prerequisite Courses

Applicants can waive the business prerequisite courses if they have studied business-related courses during their bachelor's, diploma, or master's degree, by submitting official course descriptions and transcripts.

Elective Courses

Students can take elective courses instead of doing applied research, subject to academic advisor approval.

Tuition Fees

There may be extra tuition fees for studying the business prerequisite courses, as determined by the university council.

Language of Instruction

All MBA courses are delivered in English.

Exam Policy

Exams must be conducted physically on campus.

Online Lectures

MBA students can attend some lectures online with university approval, but all lectures are typically delivered on campus.