Programme Learning Outcomes and Programme Educational Objectives

Master of International Business

PEO-1: Graduates serve as mid-to-senior level professionals, contributing their expertise across a spectrum of diverse business sectors

PEO-2: Graduates can internalize and embody professional values and ethics across diverse business-related disciplines to enhance career advancement

PEO-3: Graduates are actively responsive to sustainable development and the well-being of the community

PLO-1: Engage critically and reflectively with knowledge relating to international business to professional practice

PLO-2: Apply knowledge relating to international business to professional practice

PLO-3: Employ international business and management skills to design innovative strategies and initiatives

PLO-4: Work collaboratively with individuals and groups to facilitate teamwork

PLO-5: Communicate effectively through written and oral means to diverse stakeholders and teams locally and globally

PLO-6: Use relevant digital technologies to communicate effectively to stakeholders and teams

PLO-7: Make informed, ethical, and culturally aware decisions by evaluating and synthesizing numerical data from credible sources

PLO-8: Demonstrate leadership, autonomy and responsibility in doing business locally and globally

PLO-9: Demonstrate responsibility for their own learning by demonstrating initiative in finding new information

PLO-10: Apply international business managerial skills effectively to develop practical solutions valued by industry partners and stakeholders

PLO-11: Consider responsibility and sustainability in doing business locally and globally

 

Bachelor of Business Administration

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PEO- 1: Graduates are industry-connected, career capable and work in local and multinational companies

PEO-2: Graduates are engaged respectfully in diverse cultures and continue to pursue lifelong knowledge or professional development

PEO-3: Graduates are locally and globally responsive to sustainable development and the well-being of the community

PLO-1: Explain discipline knowledge in related business disciplines and business practices that consider the changing global business environment (Knowledge and understanding)

PLO2-: Apply theoretical knowledge to create solutions valued by business stakeholders in real world workplace settings (Cognitive skills)

PLO-3: Demonstrate practical skills in business-related disciplines (Practical skills)

PLO-4: Work collaboratively with individuals and groups to facilitate teamwork (Interpersonal skills)

PLO-5: Communicate professionally in written and oral formats (Communication skills)

PLO-6: Use relevant technologies to extract and communicate information that solves business problems (Digital skills)

PLO-7: Communicate quantitative and qualitative business analysis professionally (Numeracy skills)

PLO-8: Demonstrate leadership, autonomy and responsibility when working within a team (Leadership, autonomy and responsibility)

PLO-9: Demonstrate responsibility for their own learning by demonstrating initiative in finding new information (Personal skills)

PLO-10: Demonstrate business acumen to create solutions valued by business stakeholders in real world workplace settings (Entrepreneurial skills)

PLO-11: Examine responsible business practices in local and global business settings and how this should inform responsible business decision making (Ethics and professionalism)

 


Bachelor of Commerce (Management)

 

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PEO- 1: Graduates are industry-connected, career capable and work in local and multinational companies

PEO-2: Graduates are engaged respectfully in diverse cultures and continue to pursue lifelong knowledge or professional development

PEO-3: Graduates are locally and globally responsive to sustainable development and the well-being of the community

 

PLO-1: Identify knowledge in the core disciplines of management to solve complex business problems (Knowledge and understanding)

PLO-2: Apply knowledge in the core disciplines of management to solve business issues (Cognitive skills)

PLO-3: Demonstrate practical skills relating to the disciplinary content of management (Practical skills)

PLO-4: Work collaboratively with individuals and groups to facilitate teamwork (Interpersonal skills)

PLO-5: Communicate professionally in written and oral formats (Communication skills)

PLO-6: Use relevant digital technologies to extract and communicate information that solves management related problems (Digital skills)

PLO-7: Communicate quantitative and qualitative business analysis professionally (Numeracy skills)

PLO-8: Demonstrate leadership, autonomy and responsibility when working within a team (Leadership, autonomy and responsibility)

PLO-9: Demonstrate responsibility for their own learning by demonstrating initiative in finding new information (Personal skills)

PLO-10: Demonstrate business acumen to create solutions valued by business stakeholders in real-world workplace settings (Entrepreneurial skills)

PLO-11: Examine responsible business practices in local and global business settings and how this should inform responsible business decision-making (Ethics and professionalism)

 

 

 

Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing)

PEO- 1: Graduates are industry-connected, career capable and work in local and multinational companies

PEO-2: Graduates are engaged respectfully in diverse cultures and continue to pursue lifelong knowledge or professional development

PEO-3: Graduates are locally and globally responsive to sustainable development and the well-being of the community

PLO-1: Identify knowledge in the core disciplines of marketing to solve complex business problems (Knowledge and understanding)

PLO-2: Apply knowledge in the core disciplines of marketing to solve business issues (Cognitive skills)

PLO-3: Demonstrate practical skills relating to the disciplinary content of marketing (Practical skills)

PLO-4: Work collaboratively with individuals and groups to facilitate teamwork (interpersonal skills)

PLO-5: Communicate professionally in written and oral formats (communication skills)

PLO-6: Use relevant digital technologies to extract and communicate information that solves marketing related problems (digital skills)

PLO-7: Communicate quantitative and qualitative business analysis professionally (numeracy skills)

PLO-8: Demonstrate leadership, autonomy and responsibility when working within a team (leadership, autonomy and responsibility)

PLO-9: Demonstrate responsibility for their own learning by demonstrating initiative in finding new information (personal skills)

PLO-10: Demonstrate business acumen to create solutions valued by business stakeholders in real-world workplace settings (entrepreneurial skills)

PLO-11: Examine responsible business practices in local and global business settings and how this should inform responsible business decision-making (ethics and professionalism)

Bachelor of Commerce (Management and Marketing)

PEO- 1: Graduates are industry-connected, career capable and work in local and multinational companies

PEO-2: Graduates are engaged respectfully in diverse cultures and continue to pursue lifelong knowledge or professional development

PEO-3: Graduates are locally and globally responsive to sustainable development and the well-being of the community

PLO-1: Identify knowledge in the core disciplines of management and marketing to solve complex business problems (Knowledge and understanding)

PLO-2: Apply knowledge in the core disciplines of management and marketing to solve business issues (Cognitive skills)

PLO-3: Demonstrate practical skills relating to the disciplinary content of management and marketing (Practical skills)

PLO-4: Work collaboratively with individuals and groups to facilitate teamwork (Interpersonal skills)

PLO-5: Communicate professionally in written and oral formats (Communication skills)

PLO-6: Use relevant digital technologies to extract and communicate information that solves management and marketing related problems (Digital skills)

PLO-7: Communicate quantitative and qualitative business analysis professionally (Numeracy skills)

PLO-8: Demonstrate leadership, autonomy and responsibility when working within a team (Leadership, autonomy and responsibility)

PLO-9: Demonstrate responsibility for their own learning by demonstrating initiative in finding new information (Personal skills)

PLO-10: Demonstrate business acumen to create solutions valued by business stakeholders in real-world workplace settings (Entrepreneurial skills)

PLO-11: Examine responsible business practices in local and global business settings and how this should inform responsible business decision-making (Ethics and professionalism)

Bachelor of Commerce (Tourism and Hospitality)

PEO- 1: Graduates are industry-connected, career capable and work in local and multinational companies

PEO-2: Graduates are engaged respectfully in diverse cultures and continue to pursue lifelong knowledge or professional development

PEO-3: Graduates are locally and globally responsive to sustainable development and the well-being of the community

PLO-1: Identify knowledge in the core disciplines of tourism and hospitality management to solve complex business problems (Knowledge and understanding)

PLO-2: Apply knowledge in the core disciplines of tourism and hospitality management to solve business issues (Cognitive skills)

PLO-3: Demonstrate practical skills relating to the disciplinary content of tourism and hospitality (Practical skills)

PLO-4: Work collaboratively with individuals and groups to facilitate teamwork (Interpersonal skills)

PLO-5: Communicate professionally in written and oral formats (Communication skills)

PLO-6: Use relevant digital technologies to extract and communicate information that solves tourism and hospitality management related problems (Digital skills)

PLO-7: Communicate quantitative and qualitative business analysis professionally (Numeracy skills)

PLO-8: Demonstrate leadership, autonomy and responsibility when working within a team (Leadership, autonomy and responsibility)

PLO-9: Demonstrate responsibility for their own learning by demonstrating initiative in finding new information (Personal skills)

PLO-10: Demonstrate business acumen to create solutions valued by business stakeholders in real-world workplace settings (Entrepreneurial skills)

PLO-11: Examine responsible business practices in local and global business settings and how this should inform responsible business decision-making (Ethics and professionalism)

Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing and Tourism and Hospitality)

PEO- 1: Graduates are industry-connected, career capable and work in local and multinational companies

PEO-2: Graduates are engaged respectfully in diverse cultures and continue to pursue lifelong knowledge or professional development

PEO-3: Graduates are locally and globally responsive to sustainable development and the well-being of the community

PLO-1: Identify knowledge in the core disciplines of marketing and tourism and hospitality to solve complex business problems (Knowledge and understanding)

PLO-2: Apply knowledge in the core disciplines of marketing and tourism and hospitality to solve business issues (Cognitive skills)

PLO-3: Demonstrate practical skills relating to the disciplinary content of marketing and tourism and hospitality (Practical skills)

PLO-4: Work collaboratively with individuals and groups to facilitate teamwork (Interpersonal skills)

PLO-5: Communicate professionally in written and oral formats (Communication skills)

PLO-6: Use relevant digital technologies to extract and communicate information that solves marketing and tourism and hospitality related problems (Digital skills)

PLO-7: Communicate quantitative and qualitative business analysis professionally (Numeracy skills)

PLO-8: Demonstrate leadership, autonomy and responsibility when working within a team (Leadership, autonomy and responsibility)

PLO-9: Demonstrate responsibility for their own learning by demonstrating initiative in finding new information (Personal skills)

PLO-10: Demonstrate business acumen to create solutions valued by business stakeholders in real-world workplace settings (Entrepreneurial skills)

PLO-11: Examine responsible business practices in local and global business settings and how this should inform responsible business decision-making (Ethics and professionalism)

Bachelor of Commerce (Management and Human Resource Management)

PEO- 1: Graduates are industry-connected, career capable and work in local and multinational companies

PEO-2: Graduates are engaged respectfully in diverse cultures and continue to pursue lifelong knowledge or professional development

PEO-3: Graduates are locally and globally responsive to sustainable development and the well-being of the community

PLO-1: Identify knowledge in the core disciplines of management and human resource management to solve complex business problems (Knowledge and understanding)

PLO-2: Apply knowledge in the core disciplines of management and human resource management to solve business issues (Cognitive skills)

PLO-3: Demonstrate practical skills relating to the disciplinary content of management and human resource management (Practical skills)

PLO-4: Work collaboratively with individuals and groups to facilitate teamwork (Interpersonal skills)

PLO-5: Communicate professionally in written and oral formats (Communication skills)

PLO-6: Use relevant digital technologies to extract and communicate information that solves management and human resource management related problems (Digital skills)

PLO-7: Communicate quantitative and qualitative business analysis professionally (Numeracy skills)

PLO-8: Demonstrate leadership, autonomy and responsibility when working within a team (Leadership, autonomy and responsibility)

PLO-9: Demonstrate responsibility for their own learning by demonstrating initiative in finding new information (Personal skills)

PLO-10: Demonstrate business acumen to create solutions valued by business stakeholders in real-world workplace settings (Entrepreneurial skills)

PLO-11: Examine responsible business practices in local and global business settings and how this should inform responsible business decision-making (Ethics and professionalism)