Army Public College of Management & Sciences

Management Science Department

The Department of Management Sciences follows a holistic model of business education and offers a multi-disciplinary approach to problem solving. The integration of knowledge with practice is insured through market oriented research projects.

The latest trends in the industry are incorporated in our academic courses through offering a range of innovative specializations. The faculty comes from a diverse background of renowned academics and corporate executives. Vibrant co-curricular activities constitute a part of our personality development initiative.

Our environment is an actual manifestation of unity in diversity as depicted through the heterogeneity of our student body.

Masters in Business Administration

Bachelor in Business Administration (Hons)

Masters in Business Administration

The Master’s program offered in Management Sciences provide both course work and research opportunities in the areas of operations research, information systems, and/or management of Business. In contrast to MBA program, which often require as many as twenty courses on a wide variety of management topics, students in this department chose the area in which they wish to study.
They therefore, tailor their education to fit their unique interests, which may include one or more of the three areas of study within the department and may also include subjects from other disciplines. In addition, every student will be exposed to introductory operations research, modeling, economics, and organizational behavior, as these concepts underline success in almost all areas of management.

Courses

Finance	Marketing
Business Accounting Managerial Accounting Financial Management Financial Risk Management Analysis of Financial Statements Advanced Financial Management Mergers and Acquisitions Security and Investment Analysis Project Evaluation	Principles of Marketing Strategic Marketing Marketing Management Consumer Behavior Marketing of Services Brand Management Advertising Management Sales Management Personal Selling Export Marketing Information Technology Introduction to IT Management Information System Social Sciences Business Communication Research Methodology
Mathematics
Business Mathematics Business Statistics
English
Business Communication
Human Resources Management	Management
Human Resources Management Human Resources Development Career Management Recruitment & Selection Training & Development Performance Management Organizational Development	Principles of Management Strategic Management International Business Business & Society Business Policies World Trade Organization Organizational Behavior Total Quality Management Entrepreneurship
Additional Requirement
Thesis/Final Project

Note: The courses are subject to revision

Bachelor in Business Administration (Hons)

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA. Hons) degree program is designed to provide students with the business and management skills necessary to become effective leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs in today's competitive economy. The degree offers both a practical management education and enough breadth in complementary academic subjects to prepare students to function effectively in complex organizations, small to medium enterprises, or the public sector.
Generally, business/management diploma graduates pursue the BBA (Hons). concentration in General Business. This concentration enables students to take courses from a broad range of business administration subject areas or focus on specialized fields such as accounting, marketing, human resources, and organizational leadership.

Courses

Accounting	Economics
Principles of Accounting Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting	Micro Economics Macro Economics International Business Business Research Methods
Finance	Marketing
Introduction to Business Finance Financial Management Law of Taxation Capital Market Banking Practices in Pakistan Analysis of Financial Statements Investment Analysis Project Analysis Corporate Finance Advanced Financial Management	Principles of Marketing Marketing Management International Marketing Sales Management Consumer Behavior Advertising Management Marketing Research Marketing of Services Personal Selling
Management	Mathematics
Principles of Management Small Business Management Total Quality Management Operations Management E-business Management	Business Mathematics Business Statistics
Computer	Human Resources Management
IT Fundamentals Introduction to Information System Computer Application for Business Visual Programming RDBMS Internet Programming Telecommunication Technologies Networking Essentials SAD	Human Resources Management Organizational Behavior Human Resources Development Career Management Training, Planning and Execution Reports and Data management Human Resources Policies Labor Laws
English	Islamic & Pakistan Studies
Business Communication Business Communication II Critical Thinking	Philosophy of Islam Pakistan Studies
Additional Requirement
Project Completion

Note: The courses are subject to revision