Master of Science in Business Administration (Commercial Management)
The Master of Science in Business Administration opens doors to executive positions in corporate life, where management is key. The programme offers a choice of five main subjects: Taxation, Finance and Risk Management, Management and IT, HRM and Organisational Management, and Commercial Management.
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Off to a good start
After graduation
| Course | Ref | MT1 | Semester | Language | Instructor | Crdt |
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1
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sem 2
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nl
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Sebastian Desmidt
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6
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| Course | Ref | MT1 | Semester | Language | Instructor | Crdt |
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1
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sem 1
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en
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Iris Vermeir
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6
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1
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sem 1
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nl
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Jolien Vandenbroele
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3
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1
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sem 1
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nl
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Adriaan Spruyt
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3
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1
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sem 1
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en
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Iris Vermeir
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6
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1
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sem 1
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nl
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Hendrik Slabbinck
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3
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1
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sem 1
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nl
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Hendrik Slabbinck
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6
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1
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sem 2
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nl
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Ignace De Beelde
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12
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| Course | Ref | MT1 | Semester | Language | Instructor | Crdt |
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1
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year
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nl,en
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15
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Competence field 1: Competency in one or more scientific disciplines
- Having strategic insights into the management of an organization and its functional domains.
- Understanding internal and external contextual factors influencing the selected functional business domain.
- Being able to apply theories and models of the selected functional business domain in order to propose solutions for domain-specific problems.
- Analyzing complex business challenges, using reasoned scientific evidence.
- Applying domain-specific methodological techniques.
- Optimizing the relation between the selected functional business domain and the other business functions.
- Understanding information and data sources specific to the selected functional business domain.
- Analyzing scientific resources in solving business issues specific to the selected functional business domain.
- Evaluating the relevance of a research design specific to the selected functional business domain.
- Doing research in the selected functional business domain.
- Critically interpreting results of one’s own and existing scientific research.
- Translating research results into concrete, practical recommendations.
- Reporting and presenting results of one’s own and existing research (within the chosen functional business domain).
- Critically reflecting on one’s own acting.
- Showing a critical attitude on one’s own learning process.
- Being able to identify, situate and apply the most important developments in the selected functional business domain.
- Dealing with uncertainty in identifying solutions for business problems.
- Underpinning different points of view on business challenges in a scientific and analytical way.
- Integrating conflicting perspectives in analyzing business challenges.
- Clearly explaining abstract business information (e.g. business and research plans) to audiences with diverse backgrounds.
- Effectively communicating in writing in a business context.
- Constructively dialoguing with various partners (from different functional domains) about business challenges.
- Collaborating, in a team-oriented way, in an (international) organization.
- Carrying out assignments autonomously and in a project-based manner.
- Monitoring assignments autonomously and in a project-based manner.
- Being entrepreneurial and having a proactive mindset.
- Formulating innovative and sustainable solutions in analyzing business issues.
- Evaluating answers to business issues while keeping sustainability in mind.
- Showing the degree of flexibility that is required to act adequately in an (international) complex and fast developing business context.