Technical Master's Degree / Business Administration Technologies
Study Plan
MBA in Business Management Technologies — Study Plan
Hawija Technical College · Northern Technical University — Two academic years, 12 modules, 36 credit hours
| # | Module Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Technical Strategic Business Management | Specialist |
| 2 | Advanced Management Information Systems (MIS) | Specialist |
| 3 | Technical Operations & Production Management | Specialist |
| 4 | Research Methodology & Advanced Statistics | Supporting / Core |
| 5 | Technical Human Resource Management | Specialist |
| 6 | Academic English Language | General |
| # | Module Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Technical Financial Management | Specialist |
| 2 | Digital & Technical Marketing | Specialist |
| 3 | Total Quality Management & Institutional Excellence | Specialist |
| 4 | Technical Project Management | Specialist |
| 5 | Advanced Organizational Behaviour | Supporting / Core |
| 6 | Seminar & Administrative Software Applications | Practical / Applied |
Thesis Topic Selection & Approval Proposal Defense
The student submits and defends a research proposal before the academic committee. The thesis title is formally approved and the academic supervisor is assigned.
Literature Review & Field Data Collection
The student develops the theoretical framework and commences field data collection in accordance with the methodology approved in the research proposal.
Data Analysis & Findings
Analysis of field data using appropriate statistical tools (SPSS), followed by the derivation of research findings and formulation of conclusions and recommendations.
Publication of a Derived Scientific Paper
Publication of, or obtaining a formal acceptance letter for, a scientific paper derived from the thesis in a recognised peer-reviewed journal in accordance with postgraduate studies guidelines.
Final Write-Up & Public Viva Voce Defense
The thesis is submitted in its final form, undergoes scientific and linguistic review and plagiarism screening, and is then examined in a public viva voce before a specialist academic committee.