NDU
HRM 475

Managing Employment Relations

HRM · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 credits
This course provides an The MBA program is a dynamic and rigorous graduate degree designed to equip students with advanced business knowledge, leadership capabilities, and strategic thinking skills essential for success in today’s competitive environment. It offers two tracks: a Research Track and a Professional Track. The Professional Track (33 credits) is open to both business and non-business degree holders, offering a strong foundation in core business disciplines while allowing flexibility for professional development. The Research Track, available exclusively to students with a business background, is tailored for those interested in academic research or pursuing doctoral studies. Whether pursuing a career in industry, government, or academia, graduates of the MBA program are well-positioned to assume leadership roles and drive innovation within their fields. M G Mission BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Consistent with the Faculty mission, the MBA program at NDU aims to provide aspiring candidates, of various professional and educational backgrounds, with a set of theoretical knowledge and technical skills allowing them to make informed business decisions in a socially responsible manner. The program equips them with the competencies necessary to advance in their careers or pursue further education, as well as being active players in local, regional, and international markets. MASTER DEGRE THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM (MBA) Program Learning Outcomes and Goals General Attributes LG1: Our graduates will be effective communicators. Objective 1.1 Students should be able to prepare clear and concise written reports using the appropriate style and structure. Objective 1.2 Students should be able to deliver effective oral presentations that are well-focused and rigorous. LG2: Our graduates will be critical thinkers. Objective 2.1 Students should be able to critically analyze, synthesize, and evaluate alternatives when making decisions. LG3: Our graduates will have a sound recognition of ethical dimensions in business practice. Objective 3.1 Students should be able to assess the ethical dimensions in various business situations. LG4: Our graduates will have leadership attributes. Objective 4.1 Students should be able to effectively lead a team. LG5: Our graduates will integrate knowledge from different business disciplines in their decision-m

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