This programme comprises 10 modules and a final Masters Dissertation and has three sequential exit points relating to 30, 60 and 90 ECTS accumulated totals entitling the student to a Post-Graduate Certificate, Post-Graduate Diploma and finally a Master of Business Administration.

Lectures will take place on Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings, allowing for a flexibility of study. Further information on this programme may be obtained from the Office of Part-Time courses. (Tel. 2398 7142 or email: masters@mcast.edu.mt).

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A Master’s in Business Administration teaches what graduates need to know in order to perform in a number of business sectors. Nearly every imaginable industry requires some kind business administration in order to function smoothly and effectively. Consisting of diversely ranging topics in areas related to technology, marketing, communication and human resources- the business administration has the diversity to enable graduates to work in many different institutions and job roles.

Students who specialise in International Marketing will be able to craft marketing campaigns on an international level and recognise how marketing materials will be received in different global sectors. Global branding and cultural awareness will be just some of the skills covered.... [-]

A Master’s in Business Administration teaches what graduates need to know in order to perform in a number of business sectors. Nearly every imaginable industry requires some kind business administration in order to function smoothly and effectively. Consisting of diversely ranging topics in areas related to technology, marketing, communication and human resources- the business administration has the diversity to enable graduates to work in many different institutions and job roles.

Students who specialise in Project Management will learn the skills necessary to lead a business proposal to completion, by managing each step effectively while keeping the end goal in mind. This is supplemented by the specialised module: Managing Excellence in Processes and Projects, where students are taught to ensure quality control through every stage of a project.... [-]

MBAThe Master of Business Administration is to be introduced by Global College Malta as the first course for students who intend to study for a master degree in business administration in Malta.The MBA course aims to: Provide an intellectually challenging and vocationally relevant learning experience where participants can develop and demonstrate a critical knowledge and understanding of the theoretical concepts of business and management and their utility in improving business and management practice. Provide participants with the knowledge and develop understanding in the functional areas of management, and their interaction with the contextual forces which impact organizations. Progress participants’ understanding and development towards the ability to take a strategic view of management, encompassing the complexity and dynamics of business and management. Facilitate the development and demonstration of participants’ intellectual skills of information processing, analysis, synthesis, critical appraisal, creativity and innovation and their ability to manage and make decisions in situations of ambiguity and uncertainty. Deepen understanding and broaden awareness of cultural issues. Produce managers who are able to improve the quality of management decision-making, leadership, and business practice across a range of organizations and in a variety of contexts. Give graduating managers a thorough understanding and appreciation of the importance of ethics and corporate social responsibility in the modern manager.The course will run full time for three semesters. A part-time option will be also available. Benefits of the MBA at GCM... [-]

The MBA course is aimed at ambitious business management professionals seeking an affordable and effective way of furthering their careers. The programme is taught on a convenient modular basis, ideal for busy executives, by both local and

visiting lecturers renowned in their various fields of international business. The course is run on a part-time basis also. Students are expected to attend a full weekend of taught modules every six to eight weeks and to supplement this with personal study, preparation and coursework.... [-]

The MBA program consists of 2 full years of work (4 semesters). Students will take four courses in each of the first three semesters. The fourth semester is entirely dedicated to the research project. No course is elective at this time.

Students who do not complete the thesis/final project after registering for full credits must register for the full thesis/final project credits the subsequent semester. All students must be registered in the semester in which they defend their thesis.

Note: A student must complete all degree requirements within five years from the time of initial enrollment into the program.