Master of Management (MM) students are required to finish these courses and number of units in three years (academic units), or 8-9 semesters maximum including the comprehensive examination. It varies depending whether students are studying on a full-time or part-time basis.
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All students, regardless of their chosen areas of specialization, are required to take these courses which provide them with essential knowledge to critically analyze business and public organizational issues, applying the holistic systems thinking approach to develop strategies that will improve organizational operations effectively and efficiently. A total of eighteen (18) credits will be earned by the student from the following core/major courses.
CODE | TITLE | DESCRIPTION | UNITS |
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MGT 201 | Theory and Practice of Management | Basic concepts and practices of management as applied in public, business, rural, educational, and health services. The relationship between the theory and practice of management will be emphasized. COI | 3 units |
MGT 205 | Economic Analysis | Economic theory and policy with reference to the Philippine development setting. COI | 3 units |
MGT 221 | Human Resource Management | Organization, processes and procedures in the management of human resources in different types of organization. PR MGT 201 | 3 units |
MGT 286 | Management of Information Systems and Technology (MIST) | Information dimensions of decision making processes, effective management of technological advances in planning and control; strategic approaches and application of information systems and technology for effective managerial decision making and policy formulation and implementation. PR MGT 201 | 3 units |
MGT 290 | Strategic Management | Functions and responsibilities of top management in an organization, factors that affects organizational performance, and the decisions that determine or influence the character, operations, survival and competitiveness of different types of organizations. PR MGT 201 | 3 units |
Students must earn fifteen (15) credits from the following selection of specialization courses which will be taken with regards to the chosen area of specialization: Business Management or Public Management.
CODE | TITLE | DESCRIPTION | UNITS |
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BM 211 | Management Science | Various techniques of deterministic optimization involving univariate and multivariate functions. Includes differential and integral calculus, linear systems and matrices, and an introduction to linear programming. | 3 units |
BM 220 | Management Accounting and Control | Financial accounting policy of private and public organizations within the framework of accounting conventions: managerial cost accounting; responsibility accounting; introduction to managerial accounting systems. | 3 units |
BM 222 | Financial Management | Short range financial planning and the management of the working capital of a business organization. PR BM220 | 3 units |
BM 230 | Marketing Management | The management of the marketing function of a Business Enterprise. | 3 units |
BM 240 | Operations Management | The fundamental exposure to the environment of production and operations in the context of management systems. The major areas of Production and Operations Management are extensively treated in the application and conceptual envelopes in order to desire at the most efficient use of resources; the most effective optimization of output and the most efficacious implementation of decisions. | 3 units |
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PM 211 | Public Organization and Management | Theories, processes, and techniques involved in the organization and management of the national government and its agencies. | 3 units |
PM 231 | Public Fiscal Management | Organization, processes, and procedures of fiscal administration covering such areas as revenue administration, budgeting, accounting, auditing and intergovernmental fiscal relations. | 3 units |
PM 241 | Public Policy Management | Policy information and implementation at the program level; planning, implementation and evaluation of development programs. | 3 units |
PM 250 | Local Government Management | The structure and functions of Philippine local governments; national-local relations; and citizen's participation in the planning and implementation of government programs. | 3 units |
PM 298 | Seminar in Public Management | 3 units |
Students must earn three (3) credits from a choice of any from the following courses or any other allied courses in the discipline.
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BM 236 | Global Trade and Marketing |
BM 238 | Enterprise Development and Management |
MGT 202 | Organizational Behavior |
MGT 271 | Management of Change |
MGT 273 | Integrated Area Resource Management |
MGT 274 | Food Systems Management |
PM 212 | Management Planning and Control |
PM 213 | Administrative Communication |
TM 261 | Government Taxation and Administration I |
TM 262 | Government Taxation and Administration II |
TM 263 | Seminar in Tax Management |
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BM 236 | Global Trade and Marketing |
BM 238 | Enterprise Development and Management |
MGT 202 | Organizational Behavior |
MGT 204 | Theory and Practice in Rural Development Management |
MGT 216 | Natural Resources and Environmental Economics |
MGT 218 | Community-Based Coastal Resources Management |
MGT 254 | Cooperatives Management |
MGT 271 | Management of Change |
MGT 273 | Integrated Area Resource Management |
MGT 276 | Special Mobilization and Community Management |
MGT 297 | Special Topics in Management |
PM 212 | Management Planning and Control |
PM 213 | Administrative Communication |
PM 243 | Program Development and Management |
PM 298 | Seminar in Public Management |
