Technical Master's Degree / Business Administration Technologies
Learning Environment
Learning Environment & Course Assessment
An integrated educational environment combining face-to-face academic instruction with modern digital technologies and practical application
Assignments & Technical Reports
Students produce concise research papers and technical reports addressing real-world administrative challenges, assessing their capacity for analysis and applied field work.
Assignments & ReportsPresentations
Students present their projects and research findings before faculty members and peers, strengthening academic communication skills and building professional confidence.
PresentationsParticipation & Class Engagement
A proportion of the overall grade is allocated to active student participation in classroom discussions and case study analysis, rewarding critical engagement and intellectual contribution.
ParticipationMid-Semester Examinations
Written examinations conducted at the midpoint of the academic semester, assessing the student's grasp of both the theoretical and applied content covered up to that stage.
Midterm ExamsEnd-of-Semester Final Examinations
Theoretical and practical examinations (where applicable to the module) held at the end of each academic semester, constituting the largest proportion of the overall module grade.
Final ExamsPeriodic Progress Seminars
The student delivers regular progress presentations before the departmental academic committee, enabling systematic monitoring of research completion milestones and scholarly advancement throughout Year Two.
Ongoing Academic Supervision
The student works under the continuous guidance of a specialist academic supervisor who provides direction on research methodology, hypothesis formulation, and the analysis and interpretation of findings throughout the thesis preparation period.
Public Viva Voce — Thesis Defense
Assessment culminates in a public viva voce before a specialist academic examination committee, formally constituted by university order. The committee evaluates the scientific rigour of the research and the significance of its practical contribution to the field of business management.