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    This course provides a broad understanding of contemporary issues in accounting and finance, including auditing, corporate governance, and strategic investment and financing. It exposes students to empirical research on financial reporting quality and its impact on capital markets. Students learn about different research paradigms in accounting and finance, including positivistic, interpretive, and critical perspectives. Topics generally relate to the role of accounting and non-accounting information in equity analysis, corporate governance reforms, and initial public offerings. Students are also introduced to applying theoretical perspectives to problems in financial reporting quality, the value of accounting information, and pecking order theory.

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    This course provides a broad understanding of contemporary issues in accounting and finance, including auditing, corporate governance, and strategic investment and financing. It exposes students to empirical research on financial reporting quality and its impact on capital markets. Students learn about different research paradigms in accounting and finance, including positivistic, interpretive, and critical perspectives. Topics generally relate to the role of accounting and non-accounting information in equity analysis, corporate governance reforms, and initial public offerings. Students are also introduced to applying theoretical perspectives to problems in financial reporting quality, the value of accounting information, and pecking order theory.

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    This course provides a broad understanding of contemporary issues in accounting and finance, including auditing, corporate governance, and strategic investment and financing. It exposes students to empirical research on financial reporting quality and its impact on capital markets. Students learn about different research paradigms in accounting and finance, including positivistic, interpretive, and critical perspectives. Topics generally relate to the role of accounting and non-accounting information in equity analysis, corporate governance reforms, and initial public offerings. Students are also introduced to applying theoretical perspectives to problems in financial reporting quality, the value of accounting information, and pecking order theory.

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    BDAK8043 SEMINAR ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

    This course is designed to give a broad-based understanding of contemporary issues in accounting and
    finance, including auditing, corporate governance, and strategic investment and financing with
    emphasis on empirical research on financial reporting quality, and its capital market consequences. It
    is primarily a seminar to increase understanding on some key topics on contemporary accounting and
    finance practice and regulation. Students are exposed to a wide range of research paradigm in
    accounting and finance, including from the positivistic, interpretive and critical perspectives. The
    topics are generally drawn from areas of the role of accounting and non-accounting information in
    equity and investment analysis, corporate governance reforms, and initial public offering.
    Additionally, students are introduced to the application of a variety of theoretical perspectives to
    accounting and finance problems related to financial reporting quality, value relevance of accounting
    information, and pecking order theory.

    BDHS8013 SEMINAR IN LEADERSHIP AND CHANGE MANAGEMENT


    The purpose of the course is to provide a comprehensive understanding of leadership in
    organizations. The course focuses on managerial leadership in which several of its aspects
    will be addressed accordingly. Theories and research findings on leadership in organizations
    will be selected and made as bases of discussions throughout the course.

    BDMF8023 SEMINAR IN GLOBAL ECONOMY


    The course discusses contemporary debates on global economic issues. The focus will be
    more on understanding and evaluating both opportunities and risks arising from the rapidly
    changing global economy, as well as the policy responses and strategy to overcome the issues
    and challenges of the global economy rather than the technique of analysis. In this course,
    students will study the global economic forces that shape production, trade flows, capital
    flows, exchange rates, and other variables that create the global economic and business
    landscape. The course also discusses how globalization influences the performance, strategy,
    and policy of a country as well as business firms.

    BDMI8023 SEMINAR IN DISSERTATION DEVELOPMENT


    This course is designed to assist students in the preparation of their dissertation research
    proposal. Students will submit an acceptable draft of the first three chapters of their
    dissertation proposal by the end of the course. This course provides students with the
    opportunity to start working on any research idea of possible interests. This course requires a
    good deal of preparation and discipline on the part of the students.
    BDMM8053 SEMINAR IN GLOBAL MARKETING AND INNOVATION STRATEGY
    Globalization is the process by which firms operate on a global basis, organizing their
    structure, capabilities resources and people in such a way as to address the world as a single
    market. It is natural however that marketing practices will vary from country to country, and
    culture, economic and social circumstances, and societal infrastructure are different. These
    differences mean that a successful marketing approach in one country will not automatically
    work in another country. Global marketing requires marketers to behave in an innovative way
    that are global and local at the same time by responding to similarities and differences in
    various markets. There can be no innovative marketing strategies without first creating a true
    culture of innovation. This course is designed to help students learn the scope and challenge
    of international marketing, the dynamic environment of international trade, the culture,
    political, legal, and business systems of global markets, the global market opportunities and
    finally, the ways to develop innovative global marketing strategies.

    BDMP 8013 SEMINAR IN GLOBAL CORPORATE STRATEGY


    This course deals with understanding the factors influencing the formulation of corporate
    strategy and the type of corporate level strategy that an organization can pursue. The
    detection, development, and deployment of resources across diverse businesses play a key
    role in corporate strategy formulation. Limits to firm growth are recognized, specifying
    boundary conditions of corporate strategy. Business portfolio techniques are applied as
    necessary analytical tools to define strategic business units, to determine their corporate
    development roles, to allocate resources among them, and to influence their development.
    Types of strategy applicable in the life cycle of the organization is discussed throughout the
    course.

    BDMR8063 APPLIED BUSINESS RESEARCH


    The course expose students to the fundamental processes involved in scientific research.
    Research philosophy will be discussed to provide clear understanding about fundamentals of
    scientific inquiry. The course also will discuss each phases of scientific research process
    beginning with problem statement followed by literature review, theoretical framework,
    research design, data analysis, and report writing. Students will be guided on the preparation
    of high quality research proposal.
    BDMR8073 QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH FOR BUSINESS
    This course provides students an opportunity to learn more about a quantitative research
    method which normally used for social science research. The student will learn the empirical
    and analytical stage of the research process in an integrated way by examining aspects of
    measurement, design and analysis. This will be followed by issues of validity and reliability
    in measurement theory and practice. Finally, this course will discuss quantitative data
    analysis technique, questionnaire design, instrument scaling and sampling technique. A
    discussion of exploratory factor analysis, confirmatory factor analysis will precede detail
    discussion of parametric testing including t- test, analysis of variance, correlation, regression
    and structural equation modelling.

    BDMX 8023 BUSINESS CONSULTATION


    This course is a compulsory component of the DBA program. In this course, students are
    required to undertake a consultancy assignment in any SMEs or large firms as a case study
    project. The businesses or firms will be chosen by the students themselves and the students
    are responsible to negotiate the details of the case study with the firms, resources and
    schedule any meetings. This case study project is an ideal opportunity and vehicle for
    integrating what the students have learned during the DBA program. The students should
    know how to apply these concepts and skills to a real problem solution. The students will also
    gain hand-on experience of undertaking consulting in an organization and this will enhance
    their academic understanding and practical skills of the consultancy process. Students will
    treat consultancy works as an ideal opportunity and vehicle for integrating what they have
    learned during the DBA program, and apply these concepts and skills to a real problem
    solution. Students will also gain hands-on experience of undertaking consulting in SMEs or
    large firms and this will enhance their academic understanding and practical skills of the
    consultancy process.

    BDMX8999 DISSERTATION
    This course deals with both the theoretical and practical aspects of designing dissertation
    research and successfully defending the design in a proposal hearing. The purpose of the
    course is to assist students through the proposal and dissertation writing processes. This
    course provides students with the opportunity to explore an area of interest within business
    management in greater depth. The aim of the course is to enable students to undertake a self-
    managed process of systematic academic enquiry within the domain of management.

    BDMZ8013 BUSINESS RESEARCH WRITING


    This course is formulated to expose students to practical and rhetorical strategies for
    developing effective writing. This course focuses on producing well-formed, accurate and
    comprehensible research reports that meet the standards and conventions of academic style.
    BDRM8083 QUALITATIVE RESEARCH FOR BUSINESS
    This course is designed to guide postgraduate students conducting qualitative research. In this
    course students will learn about the philosophy assumptions, methods, data collection
    techniques, data analysis and making sense of findings in qualitative research. The aim is to
    provide a practical experience of conducting qualitative research relevant for business.
    Overall, the course prepares postgraduate students with skills, techniques, and knowledge
    necessary to undertake independent research using qualitative methodology.

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