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Finance
This
specialisation offers students an introduction to the
Management of financial service organisations. Beginning
with an overview of the structure of financial institutions
and industry trends, the course then focuses on credit
appraisal, credit risk, interest rate risk and liquidity
risk. This specialisation is essential to all those
desirous of entering into careers in consulting, corporate
treasury and of course, financial services.
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Electives
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International Finance
* Risk Management
* Infrastructure Finance
* Management Control system
* Strategic Cost Management
* Management Accounting
* Taxation & Business Decisions
* Working capital Management
* Merchant Banking
* Financial Markets
* Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
* Finance Services
* Project Finance
* Financial Engg. & Corporate Risk Management
* Financial Information & Control Systems
* Treasury & FOREX Management
* International Finance
* M&A & Corporate reconstruction
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International
Business
The
international Business specialisation will focus on
developing an understanding of strategic management
and decision issues in a global context. The Course
will provide students with a perspective on global economic
factors, finance concepts an techniques applied in global
settings, leading a global work force, fundamentals
of marketing concepts, problems facing global marketing
managers and a frame work for designing global marketing
and sales strategies. The objective of the course is
to develop knowledge and skills for managing multinational
corporations with special emphasis on culture.
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Electives
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International Economics
* International Marketing Management
* International Human Resource management & Global
Enterprise
* International Financial Management
* International Business Strategy
* International Trade and Investment
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Strategic
Marketing Management
This
specialisation provides an integrated and dynamic view
of competitive brand marketing and strategy. Perspectives
and tools for developing sustainable marketing strategies
that will be needed to support distinctive competitive
advantage form a strong foundation for this course,
along with building appreciation of brand strategies
required over the life cycle of products. Topics cover
pioneering brands, latent growth tactics, tactics for
declining markets and defensive tactics for production.
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Electives
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Consumer Behaviour
* Sales Management
* Retailing, Franchising & Merchandising
* Marketing Strategy
* Global Management
* Advertising & Promotion
* service Marketing
* product Management
* Rural Marketing
* B2B Marketing
* SCM & Logistics
* Brand Management
* CRM & e-enabled Marketing
* International Marketing
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| IT
and E-Business This
area of specialisation focuses on the strategic and
managerial issues associated with starting a new e-business.
It provides students with conceptual frameworks and
analytical tools for managerial and strategic decision-making
in this high growth and volatile environment. Industries
will continue to be transformed and created by emerging
new technologies, leading to several entrepreneurial
opportunities. The E-knowledge has become an important
new focus for value creation. The course provides perspectives
and tools for
(a)identifying opportunities for an existing or new
product to respond to market needs.
(b)developing e-business models and executing an implementation
strategy,
(c)obtaining resources for execution and
(d)leading an e-business that can be scaled up rapidly.
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Electives
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Functional Testing & Analysis
* Business Process Modeling
* Enterprise Resource Planning
* DBMS
* Business Process in Specific Industries
* e-enablement of the Enterprise
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| Human
Resources Management Increased
National and Global mobility as well as the demand for
high-performing managers make it critical for business
to create challenging and rewarding work environments
to attract ad retain the best of talent. It is also
becoming increasingly important for managers to understand
the unique needs, motivations and cultural challenges
of the workforce. This specialisation provides students
in-depth understanding of HR practices and how to manage
effectively the global competition for talent. the course
also focuses on the latest techniques in Global-setting
and performance Management with emphasis on balancing
the demands of modern companies between soft & Hard
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Electives
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Conflict Management & Negotiation
* Leadership
* Power & Politics in organisiation
* Perspective on HRD
* Cultures & Management in Asia
* Managing Strategic Change
* Training & Development System & Strategies
* Decision Science
* Employee relation
* Organisational Analysis D.D
* HRD
* Incentives & Productivity
* Working with Diversity
* Performance Management
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Electives
• Operation Strategy
• Multivariate Data Analysis
• Production Planning & Control
• ERP / MRP
• Material Management
• Project Management
• Productivity Management & Value Engg.
• Logistics Management
• Business Process Re-Engg.
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