The GSCM program prepares students for the challenges of managing global supply chains. It encompasses the ability to study, analyze, and evaluate the flow of goods, services, finances, and information from the suppliers' suppliers to the ultimate consumer with particular emphasis on new concepts and theories, inventory, distribution, and transportation management. Students study supply chain management as a management philosophy as well as a set of processes involved in optimizing the supply chain. Graduates of the program are prepared to contribute strategically in organizational efforts toward effective supply chain management and customer satisfaction.
The MM program prepares students for strategic as well as operational management in the maritime sector. The curriculum integrates managerial disciplines within maritime economic, social, political, and legal environments as well as within the broader concept of transportation and logistics management. Students advance their general management capability and also gain specialized knowledge of the sector to effectively lead maritime organizations involved in port and shipping operations and management.
The IB program prepares students for a career in international business. They advance their general management capability and become proficient in decision-making in a global environment. Students expand their understanding of cultural diversity and use that knowledge in furthering strategic business decisions. Specialized courses prepare students for proactive leadership in issues related to international business and the management of human and material resources and risk management.