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Master of Business Administration

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Master of Business Administration

The Master of Business Administration is a 43-unit non-thesis graduate program intended for business professionals, practitioners, entrepreneurs, employees in public and private institutions, and senior undergraduate students (regardless of field of study and seeking to earn a straight master’s degree) to prepare them for management roles either in the field of Human Resource Management, Strategic Marketing Management, or in Innovation Management.  It is designed to develop practitioner-oriented skills that enable would-be managers to contribute to strategic decisions necessary for the organization’s viability and sustainability.  

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Program Outcomes

By the end of the program, graduates will be able to:

MBA-General Track:

  1. prepare and recommend integrated strategic, functional, and operational plans for business value creation in a sustainable, socially responsible, and ethical manner, considering the needs of the community and national development;     
  2. communicate through various business channels and/or multimedia, such as oral and written, in order to create alignment and implement strategies for business results;     
  3. make a decision using various decision     -making tools;     
  4. analyze and evaluate management challenges and opportunities, and propose action plans based on professionalism and good governance;     
  5. implement action plans effectively and efficiently in a collaborative effort; and     
  6. undertake business research.     

MBA-SHRM Track:

  1. prepare and recommend ethically sound integrated strategic, functional, and operational plans for the organization’s human capital to realize its vision, mission, values, and goals;
  2. balance the interests of all affected parties in carrying out HR activities, and establish a work plan that prioritizes the most effective steps to achieve the desired HR practices;     
  3. identify HR opportunities and risks inherent in changes in economic, societal, technological, political, and demographic forces;
  4. promote the use of quantitative and qualitative research in the decision-making process;
  5. measure employee productivity, employee engagement, and morale;     
  6. develop team-based interventions designed to improve team effectiveness;
  7. recommend necessary changes to existing HR policies, procedures, programs, and systems to comply with desired practice; and     
  8. contribute to the development of an organizational change management strategy.     

MBA-SMM Track: 

  1. critically audit the complexity of the marketing environment, and its implications in the decision-making process;
  2. prepare and recommend integrated and creative strategic, functional, and operational plans for the organization’s marketing efforts to realize its vision, mission, values, and goals;
  3. appraise the development of appropriate policies and strategies within a changing context to meet stakeholders’ interests     
  4. set up collaborative and consultative working relationships, and develop systems for the enhancement of organizational performance;
  5. evaluate the impact of contextual forces on organizations, including ethical, economic, environmental, social, and technological change issues;
  6. promote the use of data and quantitative and qualitative research in the decision-making process; and 
  7. apply and appraise strategic approaches to practical situations in various types of organizations.

MBA-IM Track:

  1. utilize design thinking, co-creation, engagement, observation, and prototyping techniques in designing and successfully      marketing      novel products and services;
  2. apply knowledge, interventions, and analytical techniques to formulate innovative solutions to complex business problems, taking into consideration ethical standards;
  3. design new products and services that have promising market potential;
  4. critically evaluate how strategic decision-making enables an organization to relate to its market, resources, objectives, and environment;
  5. apply global market research techniques in analyzing customer and market data;
  6. implement action plans effectively and efficiently in a collaborative effort; and
  7. recommend strategic plans for business value creation in a sustainable and socially responsible manner.

MBA-BWM Track:

  1. Effective leadership styles: to achieve company objectives;
  2. Critical Analysis: able to make timely and realistic decisions;
  3. Sustainable Mindset: focuses on holistic and viable operations;
  4. Corporate Citizenship: conducts business ethically and with sensitivity towards social, cultural, economic, and environmental issues; and     
  5. Decide on efficient and effective supply chain management strategies that positively impact the business. 

Key Competencies Developed

By the end of the program, graduates will be able to develop the following key competencies:

  • Strategic and analytical thinking
  • Ethical and socially responsible leadership
  • Innovative and research-driven problem-solving     
  • Effective communication and collaboration
  • Global and adaptive business perspective

These competencies can be assessed through a variety of methods, including the following:

  • First-Year Students: case analysis, presentation, and innovation project, strategic and operational plans
  • Second-Year Students: Comprehensive examination, strategic and operational plans, global market research, capstone project

Total Program Units: 43 units

Standard Completion Time: 2 years

CHED Center for Excellence

The Department of Business Administration is a designated Center for Excellence by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED)

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Accreditation

This program has Level IV accreditation from the Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges, and Universities (PAASCU).

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The following Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are addressed by this program:

Potential Careers

Graduates of this program may venture on the following careers:

  • Operations Manager
  • Business Development Manager
  • Entrepreneur
  • Human Resource Manager
  • Financial Manager
  • Marketing Manager
  • Academic Researcher/Faculty

CURRICULUM SUMMARY

Courses

Units

Core/Foundation Courses

10 units


  1. MBA 201 Corporate Social Responsibility  
  2. MBA 202 Transformational Leadership  
  3. MBA 203 Research and Statistics with Computer Application 
  4. MCEV 201 MC Ethics and Values (for Non-MC College Graduates)

Business Core

18 units

  1. MBA 204 Advanced Financial Management 
  2. MBA 205 Advanced Marketing Management 
  3. MBA 206 Strategic Human Resource Management 
  4. MBA 207 Applied Operations Management with TQM 
  5. MBA 208 International Business 
  6. MBA 210 Business Innovation 

Electives

12 units

For All Tracks

  1. MBA 211 Entrepreneurship and Family Business 
  2. B.ANA. 201 Business Analytics for Managers

MBA General Track

  1. Choice of two from any MC graduate program offerings or from any of the MC-partner institutions’ graduate program offerings (with approval of the GP Coordinator or      Chair) 

 

MBA-Strategic Human Resource Management Track (Electives Choice of 2)

1.MBA 216 Organizational Behavior

2.MBA 217 International Human Relations

3.MBA 219 Business and Labor Law

4.MBA 220 Performance Management

5.MBA 231 Leadership development

 

MBA-Strategic Marketing Management Track (Electives Choice of 2)

1.MBA 209 Behavioral Marketing 

2.MBA 221 International Brand Management 

3.MBA 222 Market-Centered Innovation

4.MBA 223 Special Topics or Trends and Issues in Marketing 

 

MBA- Innovation Management Track (Electives Choice of 2)

  1. MBA 224 New Product Development  
  2. MBA 225 Technology and Innovation Management 
  3. MBA 226 Creativity and Innovation

 

MBA-Business and Wellness Management Track

Electives (Exclusive to members of Medical Skin Health Training Foundation Inc.) 

  1. MBA 228 Positive Aging
  2. MBA 229 Regulatory Compliance for Medical Professionals

Capstone

3 units

General Track

1. MBA 212.1 Strategic Management 

 

MBA-Strategic Human Resource Management Track

2. MBA 213.1 Organizational D     evelopment and C     hange

 

MBA-Strategic Marketing Management Track

3. MBA 214.1 Strategic Marketing Management 

 

MBA- Innovation Management Track

4. MBA 215 Strategic Innovation Management 

Comprehensive Examination 

0

  1. MBA 227 Comprehensive Examination

Total Number of Units

43

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Meet the Faculty

Lopez, Antonio

Dr. Antonio M. Lopez

Professor

Doctor In Business Administration, Philippine School of Business Administration

Sevilla, Mildred

Dr. Mildred M. Sevilla

Assistant Professor

Doctor in Business Administration, Polytechnic University of the Philippines

RMC_2856_TORRES, Oscar

Oscar Torres

Sr. Lecturer

Master in Business Administration, St. Dominic Savio College

RMC_3129_RACHO, Noel

Dr. Noel Racho

Professor

PhD in Organization Development, Southeast Asia Interdisciplinary Development Institute School of Organization Development

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Joanne Marie Lopez

Sr. Lecturer

Master of Arts in Human Resources and Values Development, Miriam College

RMC_2405_COLLADO, Resty

Dr. Resty Collado

PhD in Education (Physics Education), UP Diliman

RMC_2964_HERMO, Marciano IV

Dr. Marciano Hermo IV

Senior Lecturer

Master in Business Administration, Asian Institute of Management

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