Elective Courses
The choice of five elective courses may be streamed in one of the following areas:
- Finance
- Entrepreneurship
- Operations and Technology
- Organisational Behaviour
- Strategy and International Business
- General Management
- Marketing
- Sustainable Development
Not all electives nor all elective streams will be offered each year – a selection of some of the electives that may be offered are:
- Advanced Information Systems
- Brand Management
- Business French
- Business Forecasting
- Business Strategy in Asia
- Competitive Intelligence
- Corporate Finance
- Corporate Law
- Cross Cultural Management (African Leadership)
- Customer Relationship Management
- Developments in Financial Management
- E-Commerce
- Entrepreneurship
- Environment of Business
- Equity Investing
- Ethics & Governance
- Executive Coaching
- Financial Derivatives
- HIV/AIDS in the Workplace
- Human Resources Information Systems
- Industry Foresight & Business Future Strategy
- International Finance
- Investments
- isiZulu
- Issues in Leadership
- Interactive Planning
- Industry and Competitor Analysis
- International Marketing
- International Business
- International Economics
- International Management and Culture
- Investments
- Managing Business Risk
- Managing Corporate Data
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- New Ventures
- Negotiation
- Personal Mastery Creativity & Innovation at Work
- Philosophy of Management
- Private Equity
- Profiles of Leadership
- Quantitative Research Methods
- Taxation
- Total Quality Management
- Storytelling in Organisations
- Strategic Finance
- Strategic Golf
- Strategic Marketing
- Supply Chain Management
- The Customer Focused Organisation
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MBA Class's Memory of 2010
"It's been an eventful year. Personally, the last time I had a chance to take stock was when I was flying back to SA from Birmingham, a little apprehensive. I was questioning this decision to return to Africa and indeed this latest crackpot idea to further my education in business.
The mind was swimming with anxiety and I was seriously considering reneging. But then, as the project took on a life of it’s own, it soon became apparent, that there would be little time or space to worry too much."
