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Digital Platforms and Freelance Management
Digital Platforms and Freelance Management involve leveraging online tools and …
What you'll learn
Week 1: Introduction to Digital Gig Economy (4 Hours)
Session 1 (2 Hours): Understanding Digital Gig Economy
Overview of the Digital Gig Economy
Historical Context and Growth
Key Digital Gig Platforms
Session 2 (2 Hours): Gig Work Opportunities Online
Types of Digital Gig Work
Exploring Online Marketplaces
Pros and Cons of Digital Gig Work
Week 2: Freelance Skills and Online Presence (6 Hours)
Session 3 (2 Hours): Developing Freelance Skills
Identifying Marketable Skills
Skill Development and Enhancement
Freelancer's Toolkit
Session 4 (2 Hours): Building a Strong Online Presence
Personal Branding Online
Creating an Effective Portfolio
Leveraging Social Media for Freelance Success
Session 5 (2 Hours): Financial Management for Freelancers
Budgeting and Financial Planning
Taxes and Invoicing
Retirement Planning for Freelancers
Week 3: Effective Freelance Management (6 Hours)
Session 6 (2 Hours): Finding and Navigating Gig Opportunities
Identifying Relevant Projects
Bidding Strategies
Navigating Online Job Boards
Session 7 (2 Hours): Client Communication and Relationship Building
Effective Communication with Clients
Managing Client Expectations
Handling Client Feedback and Disputes
Session 8 (2 Hours): Pricing Strategies and Contracts
Setting Competitive Rates
Drafting Freelance Contracts
Legal Considerations for Freelancers
Week 4: Career Advancement and Future Trends (4 Hours)
Session 9 (2 Hours): Networking and Building a Freelance Network
Importance of Networking in Freelancing
Strategies for Expanding Your Freelance Network
Collaborative Freelance Projects
Session 10 (2 Hours): Capstone Project and Course Wrap-Up
Developing a Freelance Management Plan
Presentation of Freelance Strategies
Course Recap and Future Trends in the Digital Gig Economy
This course structure equips MBA students with the knowledge and practical skills needed to excel in the digital gig economy. The capstone project allows students to apply their learning to create a personalized freelance management plan, setting them on a path toward successful and sustainable freelance careers.
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Entrepreneurial Skills for Independent Work
Entrepreneurial Skills for Independent Work are essential for individuals looking …
What you'll learn
Week 1: Introduction to Entrepreneurship (4 Hours)
Session 1 (2 Hours): Understanding Entrepreneurship
What Is Entrepreneurship?
The Entrepreneurial Mindset
The Role of Entrepreneurs in the Economy
Session 2 (2 Hours): Identifying Business Opportunities
Recognizing Business Ideas
Market Research and Opportunity Analysis
Idea Generation and Evaluation
Week 2: Business Planning and Strategy (6 Hours)
Session 3 (2 Hours): Business Plan Development
Elements of a Business Plan
Creating a Business Model Canvas
Financial Projections and Budgeting
Session 4 (2 Hours): Marketing and Sales Strategies
Market Segmentation and Targeting
Marketing Mix (4Ps)
Sales and Promotion Strategies
Session 5 (2 Hours): Operations and Resource Management
Supply Chain Management
Resource Allocation and Management
Technology and Automation
Week 3: Financial Management and Funding (6 Hours)
Session 6 (2 Hours): Financial Management
Financial Statements and Analysis
Cash Flow Management
Financial Decision-Making
Session 7 (2 Hours): Funding Options for Startups
Bootstrapping
Angel Investors and Venture Capital
Crowdfunding and Grants
Session 8 (2 Hours): Legal and Ethical Considerations
Business Structure and Legal Requirements
Intellectual Property
Ethics in Entrepreneurship
Week 4: Launching and Scaling Your Business (4 Hours)
Session 9 (2 Hours): Launching Your Business
Go-to-Market Strategies
Sales and Marketing Launch
Initial Customer Acquisition
Session 10 (2 Hours): Scaling and Growth Strategies
Scaling Challenges and Opportunities
International Expansion
Exit Strategies and Succession Planning
This course structure provides MBA students with a comprehensive understanding of entrepreneurship and equips them with practical skills to embark on entrepreneurial journeys. The course culminates in a business plan project, where students develop and present their startup ideas, applying the knowledge and skills gained throughout the course.
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Navigating the Gig Economy: Opportunities and Strategies
Navigating the Gig Economy involves understanding and leveraging the growing …
What you'll learn
Week 1: Introduction to the Gig Economy (4 Hours)
Session 1 (2 Hours): Understanding the Gig Economy
What Is the Gig Economy?
Historical Context and Growth
Types of Gig Work and Platforms
Session 2 (2 Hours): Pros and Cons of Gig Work
Advantages and Disadvantages of Gig Work
Gig Workers' Characteristics
Gig Work and the Future of Employment
Week 2: Building Gig-Related Skills (6 Hours)
Session 3 (2 Hours): Developing Entrepreneurial Skills
Entrepreneurship in the Gig Economy
Identifying and Assessing Opportunities
Business Planning for Gig Work
Session 4 (2 Hours): Digital Literacy and Online Presence
Leveraging Technology for Gig Work
Creating a Personal Brand Online
Building an Effective Online Portfolio
Session 5 (2 Hours): Financial Management for Gig Workers
Budgeting and Financial Planning
Taxes and Legal Considerations
Retirement and Benefits in the Gig Economy
Week 3: Gig Work Strategies (6 Hours)
Session 6 (2 Hours): Gig Work Platforms and Freelancing
Utilizing Freelancing Platforms
Finding Gig Opportunities
Freelancing Best Practices
Session 7 (2 Hours): Gig Work Negotiation and Pricing
Bidding Strategies
Setting Competitive Prices
Negotiating Gig Contracts
Session 8 (2 Hours): Managing Client Relationships
Effective Communication with Clients
Building Long-Term Client Relationships
Handling Client Feedback and Disputes
Week 4: Career Advancement and Future Trends (4 Hours)
Session 9 (2 Hours): Networking and Building a Gig Network
Importance of Networking in the Gig Economy
Strategies for Expanding Your Network
Collaborative Gig Projects
Session 10 (2 Hours): Capstone Project and Course Wrap-Up
Developing a Gig Work Strategy
Presentation of Gig Work Plans
Course Recap and Future Trends in the Gig Economy
This course structure equips MBA students with the knowledge and practical skills needed to thrive in the gig economy. The capstone project allows students to apply their learning to create a personalized gig work strategy, setting them on a path toward successful and sustainable gig work careers.
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Service Marketing and Management
Service Marketing and Management is a specialized area focusing on …
What you'll learn
Week 1: Introduction to Service Marketing (4 Hours)
Session 1 (2 Hours): Understanding Services
Characteristics of Services
The Services Marketing Mix (7Ps)
Role of Services in the Economy
Session 2 (2 Hours): Consumer Behavior in Services
Customer Expectations and Perceptions
Customer Decision-Making Process
Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty in Services
Week 2: Service Marketing Strategies (6 Hours)
Session 3 (2 Hours): Service Positioning and Differentiation
Branding and Positioning Strategies
Creating a Unique Service Proposition
Service Design and Customer Experience
Session 4 (2 Hours): Service Pricing and Revenue Management
Pricing Strategies for Services
Value-Based Pricing
Revenue Management in the Hospitality Industry
Session 5 (2 Hours): Service Promotion and Communication
Integrated Marketing Communication
Digital Marketing for Services
Managing Online Reviews and Reputation
Week 3: Service Quality and Customer Experience (6 Hours)
Session 6 (2 Hours): Managing Service Quality
Measuring Service Quality (SERVQUAL)
Service Recovery and Handling Complaints
Quality Improvement Techniques
Session 7 (2 Hours): Customer Journey Mapping
Understanding the Customer Journey
Touchpoints and Customer Interactions
Enhancing Customer Experience
Session 8 (2 Hours): Service Innovation and Technology
Innovation in Service Delivery
Role of Technology in Enhancing Services
Case Studies of Innovative Service Businesses
Week 4: Service Operations and Management (4 Hours)
Session 9 (2 Hours): Service Blueprinting and Process Design
Service Blueprinting Techniques
Process Efficiency and Productivity
Managing Service Capacity
Session 10 (2 Hours): Capstone Project and Course Conclusion
Development of a Service Marketing Plan
Presentation of Marketing Strategies
Course Recap: Future Trends in Service Marketing and Career Opportunities
This course structure ensures that MBA students gain a solid foundation in service marketing and management, with a focus on practical skills that can be applied in service-oriented industries such as hospitality, healthcare, finance, and more. The capstone project allows students to apply their learning to a real-world service marketing challenge, preparing them for leadership roles in service-based businesses.
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Customer Relationship Management and Engagement
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Engagement is a strategic approach …
What you'll learn
Week 1: Introduction to Customer Relationship Management (CRM) (4 Hours)
Session 1 (2 Hours): Understanding CRM Fundamentals
Definition and Importance of CRM
Evolution of CRM in the Digital Age
Key Concepts and Objectives of CRM
Session 2 (2 Hours): CRM Strategy Development
Creating a Customer-Centric Culture
CRM Strategy Formulation and Implementation
Aligning CRM with Business Goals
Week 2: Customer Data and Analytics (6 Hours)
Session 3 (2 Hours): Customer Data Management
Collecting and Organizing Customer Data
Data Privacy and Security in CRM
Customer Data Quality and Integration
Session 4 (2 Hours): Customer Analytics for Decision-Making
Using Data Analytics for Customer Insights
Predictive Analytics in CRM
Data-Driven Decision-Making in Marketing
Session 5 (2 Hours): Customer Segmentation and Targeting
Market Segmentation Strategies
Personalization and Targeted Marketing
Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) Analysis
Week 3: Building Customer Relationships (6 Hours)
Session 6 (2 Hours): Multi-Channel Engagement
Omni-Channel Marketing and Customer Experience
Social Media and Online Communities
Mobile Marketing and Apps
Session 7 (2 Hours): Customer Engagement Strategies
Building Customer Loyalty and Advocacy
Retention Strategies and Churn Prediction
Customer Feedback and Surveys
Session 8 (2 Hours): Handling Customer Complaints and Feedback
Complaint Resolution and Service Recovery
Customer Feedback Analysis
Turning Negative Feedback into Opportunities
Week 4: CRM Implementation and Measurement (4 Hours)
Session 9 (2 Hours): CRM Technology and Tools
CRM Software Selection and Implementation
CRM Integration with Other Systems
CRM Dashboard and Reporting
Session 10 (2 Hours): Capstone Project and Course Conclusion
Development and Presentation of a CRM Strategy and Implementation Plan
Peer Review and Feedback
Course Recap: Future Trends in CRM and Career Opportunities
This course structure ensures that MBA students gain a comprehensive understanding of customer relationship management and engagement, combining theoretical knowledge with practical exercises and a capstone project. Students will be well-prepared to lead CRM initiatives and drive customer engagement strategies in various industries.
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Banking and Financial Services Management
Banking and Financial Services Management is a critical sector in …
What you'll learn
Week 1: Introduction to Banking and Financial Services (4 Hours)
Session 1 (2 Hours): Overview of the Banking and Financial Services Industry
Understanding the Global Banking Landscape
Key Components and Functions of Financial Services
Evolution of Banking and Financial Institutions
Session 2 (2 Hours): Regulatory Environment and Compliance
Overview of Banking Regulations and Compliance Requirements
Impact of Regulations on Banking Operations and Risk Management
International Banking Regulations and Compliance Challenges
Week 2: Strategic Management in Banking and Finance (6 Hours)
Session 3 (2 Hours): Risk Management in Financial Services
Fundamentals of Risk Management in Banking
Identifying and Managing Various Types of Risks (Credit, Market, Operational)
Tools and Techniques for Risk Assessment and Mitigation
Session 4 (2 Hours): Financial Analysis and Performance Management
Techniques for Financial Statement Analysis in Banks
Performance Metrics and Management in Financial Services
Balancing Profitability with Risk and Regulatory Compliance
Session 5 (2 Hours): Technology and Innovation in Financial Services
Impact of Digital Transformation in Banking
Fintech Innovations and Their Implications for Traditional Banking
Embracing Technology for Enhanced Customer Service and Operational Efficiency
Week 3: Advanced Topics in Banking and Financial Services (6 Hours)
Session 6 (2 Hours): Asset and Liability Management
Principles of Asset and Liability Management (ALM) in Banks
Strategies for Managing Liquidity and Interest Rate Risk
Balance Sheet Management in Financial Institutions
Session 7 (2 Hours): Investment Banking and Wealth Management
Overview of Investment Banking Services
Trends and Challenges in Wealth Management
Roles of Financial Advisors and Portfolio Managers
Session 8 (2 Hours): Global Banking and International Finance
Dynamics of International Banking and Finance
Managing Cross-Border Financial Operations
Understanding Global Financial Markets and Instruments
Week 4: Leadership and Ethical Considerations (4 Hours)
Session 9 (2 Hours): Leadership and Organizational Behavior in Financial Institutions
Leadership Styles and Skills for Banking Executives
Fostering Ethical Culture and Corporate Governance in Financial Institutions
Managing Change and Innovation in Banking Organizations
Session 10 (2 Hours): Capstone Project Presentations and Course Conclusion
Development and Presentation of Capstone Projects on Strategic Challenges in Banking and Financial Services
Peer Review and Feedback
Course Recap: Future Trends and Career Pathways in Banking and Financial Services
This course structure ensures MBA students gain a comprehensive understanding of banking and financial services management, combining theoretical knowledge with practical case studies, exercises, and a capstone project. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for leadership roles in banking and finance, emphasizing strategic management, risk assessment, regulatory compliance, and technological advancements in the industry.
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Strategic Tourism and Hospitality Management
Strategic Tourism and Hospitality Management is a dynamic field focusing …
What you'll learn
Week 1: Fundamentals of Tourism and Hospitality Industry (4 Hours)
Session 1 (2 Hours): Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality Management
Overview of the Global Tourism and Hospitality Industry
Current Trends and Challenges in the Sector
Role of Strategic Management in Tourism and Hospitality
Session 2 (2 Hours): Sustainable Practices in Tourism and Hospitality
Principles of Sustainable Tourism and Hospitality
Implementing Eco-friendly and Responsible Practices
Case Studies on Sustainable Tourism Initiatives
Week 2: Strategic Planning and Operations (6 Hours)
Session 3 (2 Hours): Strategic Planning in Tourism and Hospitality
Developing and Implementing Effective Business Strategies
Market Analysis and Competitive Positioning
Scenario Planning and Future Forecasting
Session 4 (2 Hours): Operational Excellence in Hospitality
Optimizing Operations for Efficiency and Quality Service
Innovations in Service Delivery and Customer Experience
Managing Operational Challenges and Service Quality
Session 5 (2 Hours): Financial Management in Tourism and Hospitality
Financial Planning and Budgeting Strategies
Revenue Management and Pricing Techniques
Analyzing Financial Performance and Profitability
Week 3: Marketing and Customer Engagement (6 Hours)
Session 6 (2 Hours): Marketing Strategies in Tourism and Hospitality
Developing Effective Marketing and Branding Strategies
Digital Marketing and Social Media Engagement
Customer Relationship Management and Loyalty Programs
Session 7 (2 Hours): Human Resource Management and Leadership
Leading and Managing Teams in the Hospitality Sector
Staff Training, Development, and Motivation
Addressing Human Resource Challenges in Tourism and Hospitality
Session 8 (2 Hours): Technology and Innovation in Tourism and Hospitality
Leveraging Technology to Enhance Guest Experiences
Emerging Trends: Virtual Reality, AI, and Mobile Applications
Technology’s Impact on Operational Efficiency and Customer Service
Week 4: Global Perspectives and Capstone Project (4 Hours)
Session 9 (2 Hours): Global Trends and Cultural Sensitivity
Understanding the Impact of Globalization on Tourism and Hospitality
Cultural Sensitivity and Diversity in Service Delivery
Managing International Operations and Cross-Cultural Challenges
Session 10 (2 Hours): Capstone Project Presentations and Course Conclusion
Development and Presentation of Capstone Projects Addressing Strategic Challenges in Tourism and Hospitality
Peer Review and Feedback
Course Recap: Future Directions and Career Opportunities in the Industry
This course structure provides MBA students with a comprehensive overview of strategic tourism and hospitality management, combining theoretical lessons with case studies, practical exercises, and a capstone project. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for leadership roles in the tourism and hospitality industry, emphasizing strategic thinking, sustainability, and innovative approaches to management.
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Innovative Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Innovative Logistics and Supply Chain Management is a critical area …
What you'll learn
Week 1: Foundations of Supply Chain and Logistics Management (4 Hours)
Session 1 (2 Hours): Introduction to Supply Chain Management
Overview of Supply Chain Concepts and Components
Evolution and Current Trends in Supply Chain Management
The Strategic Role of Supply Chain in Business
Session 2 (2 Hours): Fundamentals of Logistics Management
Basics of Logistics Operations and Management
Role of Logistics in Supply Chain Efficiency
Introduction to Transportation, Warehousing, and Distribution
Week 2: Strategic and Operational Excellence (6 Hours)
Session 3 (2 Hours): Supply Chain Strategy and Planning
Developing and Implementing Supply Chain Strategies
Aligning Supply Chain Strategies with Business Goals
Case Studies on Effective Supply Chain Planning
Session 4 (2 Hours): Inventory Management and Optimization
Techniques for Efficient Inventory Management
Balancing Cost and Service Levels in Inventory
Implementing JIT and Lean Inventory Practices
Session 5 (2 Hours): Procurement and Supplier Relationship Management
Strategic Sourcing and Procurement Processes
Building and Maintaining Effective Supplier Partnerships
Ethical Sourcing and Sustainable Procurement Practices
Week 3: Emerging Trends and Technologies (6 Hours)
Session 6 (2 Hours): Technology in Supply Chain and Logistics
Impact of Digital Transformation on Supply Chain
Role of AI, IoT, and Blockchain in Logistics
Exploring Future Technologies in Supply Chain Management
Session 7 (2 Hours): Global Supply Chain Management
Navigating the Complexities of Global Supply Chains
Strategies for Managing International Logistics and Compliance
Case Studies on Global Supply Chain Successes and Challenges
Session 8 (2 Hours): Risk Management in Supply Chain
Identifying and Managing Risks in the Supply Chain
Developing Resilient and Agile Supply Chains
Crisis Management and Contingency Planning
Week 4: Leadership and Integration (4 Hours)
Session 9 (2 Hours): Leadership and Change Management in Supply Chain
Developing Leadership Skills for Supply Chain Professionals
Leading Change and Innovation in Supply Chain Operations
Building High-Performing Supply Chain Teams
Session 10 (2 Hours): Capstone Project Presentations and Course Conclusion
Presentation of Capstone Projects Focusing on Innovative Solutions in Supply Chain Challenges
Group Critique and Feedback
Course Recap: Future Directions in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
This course structure offers MBA students an in-depth understanding of innovative logistics and supply chain management, combining lectures, case studies, practical exercises, and a capstone project. The curriculum prepares students for leadership roles in logistics and supply chain, emphasizing strategic management, operational efficiency, and innovative approaches to global supply chain challenges.
