香港理工大学商务分析专业-新东方前途出国

or the MSc, students complete 31 credits

• 4 Compulsory Subjects (3 credits each)
• 6 Elective Subjects (3 credits each)
• 1 Ethics Subject (1 credit)

OR

• 4 Compulsory Subjects (3 credits each)
• 2 Elective Subjects (3 credits each)
• 1 Ethics Subject (1 credit)
• the subject Research Methods (3 credits) and a Dissertation (9 credits)

Students may, on completion of 4 Compulsory Subjects and 3 Elective Subjects (21 credits), opt for the Postgraduate Diploma.

Areas of Study

The following is a summary of the areas of study.

Compulsory Subjects⁺

• Business Analytics
• Business Intelligence and Decisions
• Marketing Management
• Organization and Management

Elective Subjects^+@

• Applications of Decision Making Models
• E-Commerce
• Enterprise Resource Planning
• Management Information Systems
• Managing Operations Systems
• Models for Decision Making
• Research Methods
• Social Media Marketing
• Strategic Human Resource Management
• Strategic Management
• Technology Innovation and Management

Ethics Subject⁺

• Business Ethics

Information on the subjects offered can be obtained at mm.polyu.edu.hk/study/taught-postgraduate-programmes/ba/.

+ The offering of subjects is subject to class quota availability.

@ Student may also choose from a list of "Common Pool Electives", subject to the prescriptions of the programme curriculum. For details, please refer to www.polyu.edu.hk/fb/pg/commonpool.

Note:

Programme structure and content are subject to continuous review and change.

Mode of Study and Duration

Mode of study: Mixed-mode

Students may pursue their studies with either a full-time study load (taking 9 credits or more in a semester) or a part-time study load (less than 9 credits in a semester).

Students normally complete the programme full-time in 1.5 years or part-time in 2.5 years with a maximum study period of 5 years.

The programme offers a structured progression pattern. However, with the credit-based system, students enjoy the flexibility to complete the programme within 5 years, depending on the number of subjects taken in a semester.

Classes are normally scheduled on weekday evenings in two semesters within an academic year. Each subject requires 39 contact hours over a teaching semester, with one 3-hour class per week.