This module aims at enhancing the students' portfolio of financial concept and providing industry-specific examples. Through this module, students will be able to build their understanding of the underlying principles of finance and the application of tools of financial arthmetic when making financial decisions. 

This module encompasses topics such as marketing management process, corporate strategies, marketing implications, and business strategies. It provides in-depth marketing topics such as environmental analysis, industry analysis, competitive advantage, consumer and organisational buying behaviour, product life cycle and evaluating marketing performance.

This module clarifies how organisational behaviour (OB) and management are similar disciplines and also exposes students to the different ways to measure job satisfaction. It equips students with the knowledge of various organisational designs and new forms of service driven organisations, as well as organisational culture and change.

This module clarifies the meaning of strategic planning in business and explains how visioning can be applied to the complex strategy process. It also exposes to students why the understanding of the economy is important for managers.

This module aims to familiarise students with the main concepts and the philosophies of project management. It also explores how project management may differ from traditional management, what the different organisational structures employed by companies are and what are the potential benefits and challenges of using a project management approach.

This module is aimed at equipping students with the knowledge of the main concepts in economics such as market demand and supply and the operation of markets, changes in market equilibrium, intervention and dynamic adjustments in the market and the concept of marginal analysis and opportunity cost. Students will also learn about fiscal and monetary policies in this module.

This module explores in detail the sources of risks and also the methods used to measure and minimise it. Managing risk and the range of different approaches are also outlined in this module.

In order to make decisions it is necessary to have access to information. In the world of business, that information will often be in numerical form. The objective of this course is to enable students to make good decisions and to be able to organize and understand numbers.

This module provides an overview of statistics by introducing basic ideas and concepts at a general level before dealing with them in greater detail. In a two-pronged approach, this module caters for both with or without statistical background.

This module clarifies what a merger is, how it differs from an acquisition, and also what some of the explicit and implicit merger rationales are. Through this module, students would be equipped with the understanding of some some of the basic measures of success for mergers, as well as the difference between long-term and short-term measures of success.