Master of Business Administration (2.5 Years)
The Master of Business Administration is a 1.5 year graduate program designed for students with relevant academic backgrounds seeking advanced knowledge and specialization in business and management.
Programme overview
The Master of Business Administration is a 2.5-year graduate program designed for students from non-relevant academic backgrounds to develop comprehensive knowledge and skills in business and management. The program provides a strong foundation in core business disciplines followed by advanced studies in functional areas such as marketing, finance, human resource management, and operations. It emphasizes analytical thinking, problem solving, and strategic decision making to address real world business challenges. The curriculum integrates theoretical concepts with practical applications through case studies, projects, and research-based learning. Graduates are equipped to pursue managerial roles across industries, enhance organizational performance, and continue advanced academic or professional development in business disciplines
Learning outcomes & curriculum
Graduates will develop analytical, research, and counseling skills for careers in psychology and related fields.
Applicable since Fall 2026–27. Batch 85, 23 courses, 62 credit hours. General Education 2 courses (2 CH), Core 16 courses (45 CH), Electives 4 courses (12 CH), and Thesis 3 CH. Credit hours are in parentheses. Codes in square brackets are prerequisites.
Module 1
- GEFA 711: Financial Accounting (3)
- GEMI 712: Microeconomics (3)
- GEBF 713: Business Finance (3)
- GBPC 714: Professional Communication (2)
- GBDA 715: Data Analysis and Modeling (3)
- GHFQ 716: Fehm-e-Quran I (1)
Module 2
- GEMA 721: Cost & Managerial Accounting (3) [GEFA 711]
- GEFM 722: Financial Management (3) [GEBF 713]
- GBOH 723: Organizational Behavior & HRM (3)
- GBMM 724: Marketing Management (3)
- GBSC 725: Supply Chain Management (3)
- GHFQ 726: Fehm-e-Quran II (1) [GHFQ 716]
Module 3
- GBIT 731: Information Innovation & Technology (2) [GBDA 715]
- GBMR 732: Market Research (3) [GBMM 724]
- GBSD 733: Business Strategy in the Digital Era (3)
- GEMG 734: Macroeconomics and Global Economy (3)
- GBBE 735: Business Ethics & Legal Compliance (2)
- GBEL 791: Elective Course I (Specialization) (3)
Module 4
- GEIF 741: Islamic Finance (3)
- GBEL 742: Elective Course II (Specialization) (3)
- GRPJ 781: Thesis (3)
Module 5
- GBEL 751: Elective Course III (Specialization) (3)
- GBEL 752: Elective Course IV (Specialization) (3)
Specialization: Business Analytics
- GBBA 791: Business Intelligence & Analytics (3)
- GBBA 792: Data Governance and Quality (3)
- GBBA 793: Data Visualization and Storytelling (3)
- GBBA 794: Data Mining for Business Intelligence (3)
- GBBA 795: Digital Transformation Management (3)
- GBBA 796: Innovation and Design Thinking (3)
- GBBA 797: Systems Analysis & Design (3)
Specialization: Digital Marketing
- GBDM 791: Consumer Insights and Analytics (3)
- GBDM 792: Consumer Psychology in a Phygital Marketplace (3)
- GBDM 793: Digital Communication Strategy (3)
- GBDM 794: Strategic Brand Management (3)
- GBDM 795: Web Listening and Social Media (3)
Specialization: Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- GBEP 791: Building Scalable Ventures from Scratch (3)
- GBEP 792: Family Business Management (3)
- GBEP 793: Innovative Business Models & Value Creation (3)
- GBEP 794: SME Management (3)
- GBEP 795: Startup Law, Compliance & IP Strategy (3)
- GBEP 796: Startup Mindset & Creative Problem Solving (3)
- GBEP 797: Technopreneurship (3)
Specialization: Fintech
- GBFT 791: Big Data Application for Business (3)
- GBFT 792: Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies (3)
- GBFT 793: Financial Innovation & Governance (3)
- GBFT 794: Financial Modeling & Security Analysis (3)
- GBFT 795: FinTech Entrepreneurship and Innovation (3)
- GBFT 796: Fintech: Foundations & Applications (3)
Specialization: Human Resource Management
- GBHR 791: Data Driven HR (3)
- GBHR 792: Global HR & Employment Models (3)
- GBHR 793: HR Analytics (3)
- GBHR 794: HR Information System (HRIS) (3)
- GBHR 795: Leadership Laboratory (3)
- GBHR 796: Performance & Compensation Management (3)
- GBHR 797: Talent Development & Culture Building (3)
- GBHR 798: Transformational Leadership & Organizational Agility (3)
Specialization: Islamic Finance
- GBIF 791: Comparative Study of Islamic and Conventional Finance (3)
- GBIF 792: Ijara and Leasing Structures (3)
- GBIF 793: Islamic Financial Technology (Islamic FinTech) (3)
- GBIF 794: Portfolio Management in Islamic Finance (3)
- GBIF 795: Risk Management in Islamic Financial Institutions (3)
- GBIF 796: Shariah Compliance and Governance (3)
Specialization: Supply Chain Management
- GBSC 791: Enterprise and SCM Systems (3)
- GBSC 792: International Trade and Customs (3)
- GBSC 793: Logistics Management (3)
- GBSC 794: Quality & Continuous Improvement (3)
- GBSC 795: Strategic Sourcing (3)
Admission & eligibility
The basic eligibility requirement for admission to the Master of Business Administration is a minimum of sixteen years of education in a non-relevant field, or an equivalent qualification recognized by the relevant authorities. Additionally, applicants may be required to complete deficiency or foundation courses as determined by the Higher Education Institution. Applicants are also required to qualify for an entry test conducted by the Higher Education Institution with a minimum passing score of 50 percent, or an equivalent test such as GRE or HAT General with a minimum score of 50 percent. Higher Education Institutions may set higher minimum entry test score requirements as per their admission policies
Career opportunities
Why choose this programme
The Master of Business Administration at Greenwich University offers a career advancing program designed to develop specialized knowledge and leadership capabilities in business professionals. The program equips students with advanced analytical and managerial skills required to succeed in competitive and evolving business environments. With a strong emphasis on practical application, industry relevance, and strategic decision making, students gain the expertise needed to drive organizational success. The curriculum aligns with global business standards and supports career growth across multiple industries. This program is ideal for individuals seeking professional advancement, specialization, and leadership roles in business and management
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