Master in Business Administration (MBA) / Curriculum Mapping
Curriculum for the Degree of
Master in Business Administration (MBA)
(Thesis Program)
| A. BASIC COURSES | Units | 9 Units | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A.1 | Research Methodology3 | ||
| A.2 | Managerial Statistic3 | ||
| A.3 | Financial Accounting (formerly Intro. to Financial Management)3 | ||
| B. MAJOR FIELD OF CONCENTRATION | 21 Units | ||
| B.1 | Financial Management3 | ||
| B.2 | Marketing Management3 | ||
| B.3 | Production and Operations Management3 | ||
| B.4 | International Business3 | ||
| B.5 | Management Information System3 | ||
| B.6 | Management Policies3 | ||
| B.7 | Project Research and Development3 | ||
| C. COGNATES (Any three of the following) | 9 Units | ||
| C.1 | Human Behavior in Organization3 | ||
| C.2 | Economic Analysis of Business3 | ||
| C.3 | Organization Theory and Design3 | ||
| C.4 | Managerial Accounting (formerly Accounting–A Management Approach)3 | ||
| C.5 | International Marketing3 | ||
| C.6 | Problems in Personnel Management3 | ||
| C.7 | Entrepreneurial Management3 | ||
| C.8 | Environment of Business3 | ||
| D. THESIS WRITING | 6 Units | ||
| D.1 | Thesis Writing 1 & 26 | ||
| GRAND TOTAL | 45 Units | ||
The MBA Degree Requirements
To complete the course and be awarded the degree of Master in Business Administration (MBA), a candidate must meet satisfactorily the following requirements:
- Completion of at least thirty-nine (39) units of required Basic, Major and Cognate courses as prescribed in the above curriculum, with general average of at least 2.0 or 85%.
- Presentation of a formal thesis.
- Passing a written comprehensive examination.
- Completion of all academic and thesis requirements within five (5) years reckoned from date of original enrolment in the MBA Program.
Baccalaureate degree holder of non-business/commerce course shall be required to complete at least six (6) additional units of COGNATES subjects in the MBA Program, or complete at least twelve (12) units of undergraduate business subjects which shall be prescribed by the Dean of the Graduate School of Business.
Curriculum for the Degree of
Master in Business Administration (MBA)
(General Course – Non-Thesis Program)
| A. BASIC COURSES | Units | 9 Units | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A.1 | Research Methodology3 | ||
| A.2 | Managerial Statistic3 | ||
| A.3 | Financial Accounting (formerly Intro. to Financial Management)3 | ||
| B. MAJOR FIELD OF CONCENTRATION | 21 Units | ||
| B.1 | Financial Management3 | ||
| B.2 | Marketing Management3 | ||
| B.3 | Production and Operations Management3 | ||
| B.4 | International Business3 | ||
| B.5 | Management Information System3 | ||
| B.6 | Management Policies3 | ||
| B.7 | Project Research and Development3 | ||
| C. COGNATES (Any four of the following) | 12 Units | ||
| C.1 | Human Behavior in Organization3 | ||
| C.2 | Economic Analysis of Business3 | ||
| C.3 | Organization Theory and Design3 | ||
| C.4 | Managerial Accounting (formerly Accounting–A Management Approach)3 | ||
| C.5 | International Marketing3 | ||
| C.6 | Problems in Personnel Management3 | ||
| C.7 | Entrepreneurial Management3 | ||
| C.8 | Communication Skills Development3 | ||
| GRAND TOTAL | 42 Units | ||
The MBA (Non-Thesis) Degree Requirements
To complete the MBA (Non-Thesis) Program and be awarded the degree of Master in Business Administration (MBA), a candidate must meet satisfactorily the following requirements:
- Completion of at least forty-two (42) units of academic subjects as prescribed in the above curriculum, with general average of at least 2.0 or 85%;
- Passing written Comprehensive Examination covering the whole course; and
- Completion of all academic courses in the entire curriculum within five (5) years reckoned from date of original enrollment in the MBA Program.
Baccalaureate degree holder of non-business/commerce course shall be required to complete at least six (6) additional units of COGNATES subjects in the MBA Program, or complete at least twelve (12) units of undergraduate business subjects which shall be prescribed by the Dean of the Graduate School of Business.