Accounting and Information Systems Program
MASTER OF SCIENCE PROGRAM
To obtain the M.Sc. Degree in Accounting and Information Systems (AIS), a student should successfully complete 27 credit hours of course work (7 compulsory core courses, 3-credits each; and 3 elective courses, 2-credits each) and prepares, and successfully defends a master thesis that counts for 9 credit hours. The program structure is as follows:
Compulsory Core Courses (21 Credit Hours):
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AIS501 |
Master’s Thesis Foundation Seminar in Accounting and Information Systems (Zemi 1) |
3 Credit Hours |
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AIS511 |
Financial Accounting Seminar |
3 Credit Hours |
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AIS521 |
Foundations of Information Systems and Assurance |
3 Credit Hours |
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STA511 |
Advanced Inferential Statistics |
3 Credit Hours |
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AIS513 |
Auditing Seminar |
3 Credit Hours |
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AIS522 |
Accounting Information Systems Analysis and Design |
3 Credit Hours |
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AIS523 |
Managerial Accounting |
3 Credit Hours |
Elective Courses (6 Credit Hours):
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MGT512 |
Quantitative Data Analysis |
2 Credit Hours |
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MGT522 |
Qualitative Data Analysis |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS524 |
Information Systems Management and Integration |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS630 |
Income Taxation |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS631 |
Government and Not-For-Profit Accounting |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS632 |
Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS633 |
Accounting Ethics |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS634 |
International Accounting |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS635 |
IT Management |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS636 |
Databases Design and Management |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS637 |
Enterprise Resource Planning |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS638 |
Electronic Commerce |
2 Credit Hours |
The Master Thesis includes 3 zemis (2, 3 & 4). Each zemi is 3 credits. The student is required to prepare a Master Thesis in Accounting and Information Systems (AIS) according to the provisions of this bylaw.
To obtain the PhD Degree in Accounting and Information Systems (AIS), a student should successfully complete 24 credit hours of course work (6 compulsory core courses, 3-credit each; and 3 elective courses, 2-credit each) and prepares, and successfully defends a doctoral dissertation that counts for 24 credit hours. The program structure is as follows:
Compulsory Core Seminars (18 Credit Hours):
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AIS701 |
Doctoral Dissertation Seminar (1) in Accounting and Information Systems (Zemi 5) |
3 Credit Hours |
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AIS713 |
Financial Accounting Research Seminar |
3 Credit Hours |
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AIS722 |
Accounting Information Systems Research Seminar |
3 Credit Hours |
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AIS821 |
Auditing and Assurance Research Seminar |
3 Credit Hours |
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AIS823 |
Managerial Accounting Research Seminar |
3 Credit Hours |
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AIS801 |
Doctoral Dissertation Seminar (2) in Accounting and Information Systems (Zemi 6) |
3 Credit Hours |
Elective Courses (6 Credit Hours):
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AIS730 |
Contemporary Issues in Income Taxation |
2 Credit Hours |
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FIN631 |
Theory of Finance |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS732 |
Advanced Forensic Accounting |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS714 |
Information Security and Assurance |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS733 |
International Accounting Seminar |
2 Credit Hours |
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ECO636 |
Econometrics |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS639 |
Networking and Data Security |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS811 |
Big Data Analysis |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS812 |
Accounting Theory: Theory of Corporate Disclosures, Control, and Governance |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS813 |
Advanced Database Systems |
2 Credit Hours |
The doctoral dissertation in Accounting and Information Systems (AIS) includes 4 zemis (7, 8, 9 & 10). Each has 6 credits. The student is required to prepare and defend his/her PhD dissertation in Accounting and Information Systems under his/her supervisory committee according to the provisions of this bylaw.
MASTER OF SCIENCE PROGRAM
To obtain the M.Sc. Degree in HRM, a student should successfully complete 27 credit hours of course work (7 compulsory core courses, 3-credits each; and 3 elective courses, 2-credits each) and prepares, and successfully defends a master thesis that counts for 9 credit hours. The program structure is as follows:
Compulsory Core Courses (21 Credit Hours):
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HRM501 |
Master’s Thesis Foundation Seminar in Human Resource Management (Zemi 1) |
3 Credit Hours |
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MGT511 |
Organization Theory |
3 Credit Hours |
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HRM521 |
Managing Performance |
3 Credit Hours |
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STA511 |
Advanced Inferential Statistics |
3 Credit Hours |
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HRM513 |
Compensation and Benefits |
3 Credit Hours |
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HRM522 |
Staffing Seminar |
3 Credit Hours |
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HRM523 |
Contemporary Issues in International HRM |
3 Credit Hours |
Elective Courses (6 Credit Hours):
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MGT512 |
Quantitative Data Analysis |
2 Credit Hours |
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MGT522 |
Qualitative Data Analysis |
2 Credit Hours |
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HRM524 |
HRM Information Systems |
2 Credit Hours |
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HRM630 |
Intellectual Capital Management |
2 Credit Hours |
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HRM631 |
Workplace Disputes and Conflict Management |
2 Credit Hours |
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LAW632 |
Employment Law in Egypt |
2 Credit Hours |
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MGT633 |
Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility |
2 Credit Hours |
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HRM634 |
Seminar in Strategic Human Resource Management |
2 Credit Hours |
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MGT635 |
Managing Creativity and Innovation |
2 Credit Hours |
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HRM636 |
Managing Diversity at Work |
2 Credit Hours |
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HRM637 |
Industrial Relations |
2 Credit Hours |
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HRM638 |
Electronic HRM |
2 Credit Hours |
Prerequisite: MGT501
Master Thesis in Human Resource Management (HRM) includes three zemis (2, 3 & 4). Each with 3 credits. The student is required to prepare the MSc thesis under his/her supervisory committee according to the provisions of this bylaw.
Article 86: STRUCTURE OF THE PROGRAM
To obtain the PhD Degree in Human Resource Management (HRM), a student should successfully complete 24 credit hours of course work (6 compulsory core courses, 3-credit each; and 3 elective courses, 2-credit each) and prepares, and successfully defends a doctoral dissertation that counts for 24 credit hours. The program structure is as follows:
Compulsory Core Seminars (18 Credit Hours):
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HRM701 |
Doctoral Dissertation Seminar (1) in Human Resource Management (Zemi 5) |
3 Credit Hours |
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HRM713 |
Research Seminar in HRM Development |
3 Credit Hours |
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HRM722 |
Research Seminar in Performance Management |
3 Credit Hours |
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HRM821 |
Research Seminar in Compensation and Rewards |
3 Credit Hours |
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HRM823 |
Research Seminar in Recruitment and Selection of Organizational Talent |
3 Credit Hours |
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HRM801 |
Doctoral Dissertation Seminar (2) in Human Resource Management (Zemi 6) |
3 Credit Hours |
Elective Courses (6 Credit Hours):
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HRM730 |
Contemporary Issues in Talent Management |
2 Credit Hours |
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MGT731 |
Seminar in Management Theory |
2 Credit Hours |
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HRM732 |
Advanced Topics in Human Resource Management |
2 Credit Hours |
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HRM714 |
Collective Bargaining and Industrial Relations |
2 Credit Hours |
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MGT733 |
Managing High Performance Organizations |
2 Credit Hours |
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ECO638 |
Labor Economics |
2 Credit Hours |
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HRM639 |
Public Policy and Labor Law |
2 Credit Hours |
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HRM811 |
Contemporary Issues in Career Management |
2 Credit Hours |
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MGT812 |
Comparative Business and Management |
2 Credit Hours |
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HRM813 |
Advanced Topics in Leadership |
2 Credit Hours |
Prerequisites: HRM701 and HRM801
Doctoral Dissertation in Human Resource Management (HRM) includes 4 zemis (7, 8, 9 & 10). Each has 6 credits. The student is required to prepare and defend his/her PhD dissertation according to the provisions of this bylaw.
MASTER OF SCIENCE PROGRAM
To obtain the M.Sc. Degree in Investment and Finance, a student should successfully complete 27 credit hours of course work (7 compulsory core courses, 3-credits each; and 3 elective courses, 2-credits each) and prepares, and successfully defends a master thesis that counts for 9 credit hours. The program structure is as follows:
Compulsory Core Courses (21 Credit Hours):
|
FIN501 |
Master’s Thesis Foundation Seminar in Investment and Finance (Zemi 1) |
3 Credit Hours |
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FIN502 |
Corporate Finance |
3 Credit Hours |
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FIN503 |
Financial Markets and Institutions |
3 Credit Hours |
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STA511 |
Advanced Inferential Statistics |
3 Credit Hours |
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FIN504 |
Portfolio Management |
3 Credit Hours |
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FIN511 |
Business Analysis and Valuation Seminar |
3 Credit Hours |
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FIN513 |
Financial Risk Management |
3 Credit Hours |
Elective Courses (6 Credit Hours):
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MGT512 |
Quantitative Data Analysis |
2 Credit Hours |
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MGT522 |
Qualitative Data Analysis |
2 Credit Hours |
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FIN507 |
Investment Management |
2 Credit Hours |
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FIN514 |
Topics in Financial Derivatives |
2 Credit Hours |
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FIN512 |
Corporate Governance and Control |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS503 |
Contemporary Issues in Financial Accounting |
2 Credit Hours |
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MGT633 |
Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility |
2 Credit Hours |
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FIN635 |
Managing Financial Crisis |
2 Credit Hours |
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FIN636 |
Behavioral Finance |
2 Credit Hours |
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ECO531 |
Economics of Financial Markets |
2 Credit Hours |
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AIS637 |
Enterprise Resource Planning |
2 Credit Hours |
|
FIN637 |
Contemporary issues in International Finance |
2 Credit Hours |
Prerequisite: FIN501
Master Thesis in Investment and Finance includes 3 zemis (2, 3 & 4). Each has 6 credits. The student is required to prepare and defend a master thesis in investment and finance under his/her supervisory committee according to the provisions of this bylaw.
Article 89: STRUCTURE OF THE PROGRAM
To obtain the PhD Degree in Investment and Finance, a student should successfully complete 24 credit hours of course work (6 compulsory core courses, 3-credit each; and 3 elective courses, 2- credit each) and prepares, and successfully defends a doctoral dissertation that counts for 24 credit hours. The program structure is as follows:
Compulsory Core Seminars (18 Credit Hours):
|
FIN701 |
Doctoral Dissertation Seminar (1) in Investment and Finance (Zemi 5) |
3 Credit Hours |
|
FIN713 |
Seminar in Investments, Modern Portfolio Theory and Capital Markets Research |
3 Credit Hours |
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FIN722 |
Research Seminar in Behavioral Finance |
3 Credit Hours |
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FIN821 |
Research Seminar in Financial Markets |
3 Credit Hours |
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FIN823 |
Research Seminar in Corporate Finance |
3 Credit Hours |
|
FIN801 |
Doctoral Dissertation Seminar (2) in Investment and Finance (Zemi 6) |
3 Credit Hours |
Elective Courses (6 Credit Hours):
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FIN730 |
Seminar in International Investments |
2 Credit Hours |
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ECO635 |
International Economics |
2 Credit Hours |
|
FIN732 |
Empirical Methods in Finance |
2 Credit Hours |
|
FIN714 |
Global Finance and Governance |
2 Credit Hours |
|
FIN733 |
Topics in Assets Pricing |
2 Credit Hours |
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ECO636 |
Econometrics |
2 Credit Hours |
|
FIN639 |
Financial Risk Management and Derivatives |
2 Credit Hours |
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ECO641 |
Economics of Finance |
2 Credit Hours |
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FIN734 |
Quantitative Methods in Finance |
2 Credit Hours |
Doctoral Dissertation in Investment and Finance (FIN) includes 4 zemis (7, 8, 9 & 10). Each has 6 credits. The student is required to prepare and defend his/her PhD dissertation according to the provisions of this bylaw.
MASTER OF SCIENCE PROGRAM
To obtain the M.Sc. Degree in marketing and international business studies, a student should successfully complete 27 credit hours of course work (7 compulsory core courses, 3-credits each; and 3 elective courses, 2-credits each) and prepares, and successfully defends a master thesis that counts for 9 credit hours. The program structure is as follows:
Compulsory Core Courses (21 Credit Hours):
|
MKT501 |
Master’s Thesis Foundation Seminar in Marketing and International Business (Zemi 1) |
3 Credit Hours |
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MKT511 |
Marketing Management |
3 Credit Hours |
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MKT512 |
International Business Environment and Trade |
3 Credit Hours |
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MKT513 |
Marketing Strategy |
3 Credit Hours |
|
STA511 |
Advanced Inferential Statistics |
3 Credit Hours |
|
MKT514 |
Advanced Topics in International Marketing |
3 Credit Hours |
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MKT515 |
Contemporary Issues in Consumer Behavior |
3 Credit Hours |
Elective Courses (6 Credit Hours):
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MGT512 |
Quantitative Data Analysis |
2 Credit Hours |
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MGT522 |
Qualitative Data Analysis |
2 Credit Hours |
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MKT516 |
Brand Management |
2 Credit Hours |
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MKT517 |
Integrated Marketing Communications |
2 Credit Hours |
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MKT518 |
Digital Marketing |
2 Credit Hours |
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MKT519 |
Sales Management and Retailing |
2 Credit Hours |
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MKT630 |
Marketing and Sustainability |
2 credit hours |
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MKT526 |
Services Marketing |
2 Credit Hours |
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MKT531 |
Entrepreneurial Marketing |
2 Credit Hours |
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MKT532 |
Cross-Cultural and Diversity Management |
2 Credit Hours |
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MKT534 |
International Business Strategy |
2 Credit Hours |
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MKT535 |
International Operations and Procurement |
2 Credit Hours |
Prerequisite: MKT501
Master Thesis in Investment and Finance includes 3 zemis (2, 3 & 4). Each has 3 credits. The student is required to prepare and defend a master thesis in investment and finance under his/her supervisory committee according to the provisions of this bylaw.
To obtain the PhD Degree in Marketing and International Business Studies (MKT), a student should successfully complete 24 credit hours of course work (6 compulsory core courses, 3- credit each; and 3 elective courses, 2-credit each) and prepares, and successfully defends a doctoral dissertation that counts for 24 credit hours. The program structure is as follows:
Compulsory Core Seminars (18 Credit Hours):
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MKT701 |
Doctoral Dissertation Seminar (1) in Marketing and International Business Studies (Zemi 5) |
3 Credit Hours |
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MKT711 |
International Business: Context and Strategy |
3 credit hours |
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MKT712 |
Contemporary Issues in Marketing Analytics |
3 Credit Hours |
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MKT713 |
Research Seminar in Marketing |
3 Credit Hours |
|
MKT714 |
Research Seminar in International Business |
3 Credit Hours |
|
MKT801 |
Doctoral Dissertation Seminar (2) in Marketing and International Business Studies (Zemi 6) |
3 Credit Hours |
Elective Courses (6 Credit Hours):
|
ECO636 |
Econometrics |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MKT735 |
Seminar in Marketing Theory |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MKT736 |
Marketing Models Seminar |
2 Credit Hours |
|
PSY740 |
Cognitive Psychology |
2 Credit Hours |
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MKT741 |
Strategic Marketing |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MKT745 |
Seminar in Global Business Strategy |
2 Credit Hours |
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MKT748 |
Seminar in Consumer Behavior |
2 Credit Hours |
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ECO743 |
Macroeconomics Theory |
2 Credit Hours |
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MGT812 |
Comparative Business and Management |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT811 |
Innovation and Technology Management |
2 Credit Hours |
Doctoral Dissertation (24 Credit Hours) Prerequisites: MKT701 and MKT801
Doctoral Dissertation in Marketing and International Business Studies (MKT) includes 4 zemis (7, 8, 9 & 10). Each has 6 credits. The student is required to prepare and defend his/her PhD dissertation according to the provisions of this bylaw.
To obtain the M.Sc. Degree in Management and Organizational Behavior, a student should successfully complete 27 credit hours of course work (7 compulsory core courses, 3-credits each; and 3 elective courses, 2-credits each) and prepares, and successfully defends a master thesis that counts for 9 credit hours. The program structure is as follows:
Compulsory Core Courses (21 Credit Hours):
|
MGT501 |
Master’s Thesis Foundation Seminar in Management and Organizational Behavior (Zemi 1) |
3 Credit Hours |
|
MGT511 |
Organization Theory |
3 Credit Hours |
|
MGT521 |
Strategic Management |
3 Credit Hours |
|
STA511 |
Advanced Inferential Statistics |
3 Credit Hours |
|
MGT513 |
Change Management and Organization Development |
3 Credit Hours |
|
MGT526 |
Managing People and Organizations |
3 Credit Hours |
|
MGT523 |
Seminar in Organizational Behavior |
3 Credit Hours |
Elective Courses (6 Credit Hours):
|
MGT512 |
Quantitative Data Analysis |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT522 |
Qualitative Data Analysis |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT524 |
Management Information Systems |
2 Credit Hours |
|
HRM630 |
Intellectual Capital Management |
2 Credit Hours |
|
HRM631 |
Workplace Disputes and Conflict Management |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT632 |
Seminar in the Dark Side of Organizations |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT633 |
Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT634 |
Business Negotiations Management |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT635 |
Managing Creativity and Innovation |
2 Credit Hours |
|
HRM636 |
Managing Diversity at Work |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT637 |
Decision Theory and Problem Solving |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT638 |
Organizational Communication |
2 Credit Hours |
Master Thesis in Management and Organizational Behavior includes 3 zemis (2, 3 & 4). Each has 3 credits. The student is required to prepare and defend a master thesis in Management and Organizational Behavior under his/her supervisory committee according to the provisions of this bylaw.
To obtain the PhD Degree in Management and Organizational Behavior, a student should successfully complete 24 credit hours of course work (6 compulsory core courses, 3-credit each; and 3 elective courses, 2-credit each) and prepares, and successfully defends a doctoral dissertation that counts for 24 credit hours. The program structure is as follows:
Compulsory Core Seminars (18 Credit Hours):
|
MGT701 |
Doctoral Dissertation Seminar (1) in Management and Organizational Behavior (Zemi 5) |
3 Credit Hours |
|
MGT713 |
Seminar in Micro-Organizational Behavior |
3 Credit Hours |
|
MGT722 |
Research Seminar in Strategic Management |
3 Credit Hours |
|
MGT821 |
Advanced Topics in Organization Theory |
3 Credit Hours |
|
MGT823 |
Contemporary issues in Organizational Behavior |
3 Credit Hours |
|
MGT801 |
Doctoral Dissertation Seminar (2) in Management and Organizational Behavior (Zemi 6) |
3 Credit Hours |
Elective Courses (6 Credit Hours):
|
ECO732 |
Microeconomic Theory and Empirical Analysis |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT731 |
Seminar in Management Theory |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT732 |
Strategic Leadership and Management of Change |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT714 |
Leading Across Cultures |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT730 |
Seminar in Corporate Strategy |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT733 |
Managing High Performance Organizations |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT811 |
Innovation and Technology Management |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT812 |
Comparative Business and Management |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT813 |
Socioeconomic Context of Business |
2 Credit Hours |
|
MGT825 |
Social Psychology of Organizations |
2 Credit Hours |
Prerequisite: MGT701 and MGT801
Doctoral Dissertation in Management and Organizational Behavior (MGT) includes 4 zemis (7, 8, 9 &10). Each has 6 credits. The student is required to prepare and defend a PhD dissertation in Management and Organizational Behavior under his/her supervisory committee according to the provisions of this bylaw.
