Course Information & Syllabus
Course Information :
The course is designed to equip the students with the knowledge, competence and skills required for setting up a
small business (mostly family owned). The course comprises of general business management topics as well as specialized
topics related to entrepreneurship.
Year 1 :
Principles of Management
Industrial Psychology
Business Mathematics
Managerial Economics
Principles of Accounting-I
Value Education & Business Ethics
Business Environment
Principles of Accounting-II
Managerial Statistics
Legal Environment of Business
Information Technology
Organizational Behaviou
Year 2 :
Research Methods
Financial Management
Business Communication & Customer Care
Risk Management & Insurance
Purchase & Supply Management
Seminar-I
Cost Accounting
Marketing Management
Operations Research
Human Ressources Management
Small Business Management
Project-I
Year 3 :
Strategic Management
Operations Management
Consumer Behaviour
Quality Management
Project Analysis
Seminar-II
Understanding Entrepreneurship Management
Managing Information
Raising Finance for Entrepreneurial Business
Entrepreneurial Marketing
Seminar - III
Dissertation Project
Compehensive Viva-voce
Coursework & Assessment :
A variety of teaching and assessment methods are used throughout the course including lectures, workshops, seminars, group exercises and projects with the aim of shaping students to become independent learners, equipped with practical skills and competencies. Students will be encouraged to develop presentation and report writing skills through case study based seminars, projects and assessments.
Careers :
This degree will prepare you for starting / managing your own family business. Graduates are also well equipped for business careers of all types. 