Diploma in Business Administration and Management

Five functions hold up every organization. These are them

Planning, organizing, staffing, leading and controlling. A tour through management principles that blends the traditional view with the current one, built around a functional and process-based approach.

A good starting point if you're about to take on your first leadership role.

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The diploma

Business Administration and Management

Presents a blend of current and traditional views of management, built around a functional and process-based approach: basic management principles and the theory of organizing, staffing, leading and control functions.

i

A functional, process-based approach

Combines the traditional and current views of management, organized around a manager's actual functions.

ii

Local and global business

Understand and apply functional-area concepts in both a local and an international, multicultural context.

iii

Ethical, standards-based practice

Discuss and apply ethical and regulatory practices, and build competency in information systems and quantitative techniques.

Syllabus

Four weeks, four stages

Presents a blend of current and traditional views of management, built around a functional and process-based approach: basic management principles and the theory of organizing, staffing, leading and control functions.

01Week 1

The manager and their environment

How management thinking has evolved and what being a manager means today. Values, attitudes, emotions and culture: the manager as a person.

Evolution of management thinkingEthics and social responsibilityGlobal environmentDiverse teams
10 hours
02Week 2

Decisions and strategy

The decision-making process and how a manager uses it to plan. The manager as planner and strategist.

Decision makingLearning and creativityEntrepreneurshipStrategic planning
10 hours
03Week 3

Structure, value chain and control

Value-chain management and functional strategies for competitive advantage. Organizational structure, culture, control and organizational change.

Value chainOrganizational structureCultureControl and change
10 hours
04Week 4

People, leadership and communication

Human-resource management and motivation techniques. Leadership styles, effective teams, communication, and managing conflict, politics and negotiation.

Motivation and performanceLeadership stylesEffective teamsConflict managementInformation technology
10 hours

Upon graduating

Upon graduating

  • Describe how modern management theory evolved and how it applies today.
  • Discuss the principles of ethical and professional business conduct.
  • Explain workforce management in a diverse business environment.
  • Describe the decision-making process and its use in planning.
  • Outline the characteristics of organizational structure and control.
  • Apply human-resource management, including motivation techniques.
  • Describe and distinguish between various leadership styles.

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