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Department of Business Administration

Established in 1991

business@juniv.edu

Faculty List	Curricula	Degree
Research		BBA 4 years, 8 semesters
Journal : Journal of Business Research ISSN 1681-9748			MBA 1 year, 3 semesters
			Admission	Links


	The Department of Business Administration (DBA) of Jahangirnagar University is the pioneer in introducing the four-year BBA Program in Bangladesh. Founded in 1991-92 Academic year with BBA Program, the department launched MBA Program in 1995-96 session. The BBA Program covers 4 years (eight semesters) while the MBA Program is for one year (three semesters). With a view to cope with real world business situation, teaching method is rigorous. Class lectures are therefore supplemented by case studies, fieldwork base assignments, industrial tours, presentations, workshops, seminars, classrooms visits by business professionals, sessions and broad research works on different economic issues of Bangladesh. Course curriculum is flexible so that new necessary field of study can easily be incorporated with every kind of logistic support. In MBA Program, each student undergoes an extensive research and arranges a seminar after completion of second semester. This is the first time when a Bangladeshi university incorporated seminar as a course in the academic curriculum. The seminar program develops academic as well as professional skills of the students and they get an opportunity to share their views with renowned personalities of reputed business houses. The students sit for an examination based on these seminar papers.

Curriculum BBA MBA

BBA

All courses are of 3 credit hours

Semester- 1

101 English Language

102 Introduction to Business

103 Introduction to Mathematics

104 Introduction to Computer Applications

105 Introduction to Society, Culture and Politics

Viva Voce

Semester-2

106 Introduction to Science

107 Business Communication

108 Introduction to Humanities

109 Micro Economics

110 Introduction to Financial Accounting

Viva Voce

Semester-3

201 Introduction to Statistics

202 Macro Economics

203 Principles of Management

204 Business Organization and Office Administration

205 Introduction to Marketing

Viva Voce

Semester-4

206 Marketing Management

207 Introduction to Banking

208 Organizational Behavior

209 Advanced Statistics

210 Financial Management

211 Business Law

Viva Voce

Semester 5

301 Principles of Information Technology

302 Financial Institutions

303 Management Accounting

304 Human Resource Management

305 Business Logistics

306 Introduction to Insurance

Viva Voce

Semester-6

307 Taxation and Auditing

308 Introduction to Operations Research

309 Operations Management

310 Socio-Economic Study of Bangladesh

311 Environmental Issues in Business

312 Investment and Portfolio Analysis

Viva Voce

Semester- 7

401 Entrepreneurship Development

402 Project Management

403 Research Methodology

404 Business Ethics

405 Strategic Management

406 International Business

Viva Voce

Semester-8

Internship Program. (equiv. to 3 credit hours)

1. Practical Experience

2. Report writing

Admission

MBA
	Duration 3 semesters to be completed within one year. The Academic Program The MBA Program includes 15 courses including a research work with the weight of 1 (one) course totaling 45 credit hours. Each of the courses will carry 3 credit hours. Other than the research work, for MBA Program, a student has to complete 6 (six) core courses; 6 courses from area of specialization, known as major; of these 6 major courses, 5 courses will be course work and 1 will be seminar; and two optional courses (known as minor) from the rest of the areas in consultation with the chairperson of the department. Total courses will be prescribed in the Syllabus of the Department. This program will be focused more on case methods of studies and practical applications.

Semester I

All students are required to complete 4 core courses, 1 course from each major and minor areas

Core courses

C518.Consumer Behavior

C 503. Legal Environment of Business

C 504. Applied Management Information System

C 505. Managerial Economics

Semester II

All students are required to complete 1 core course, 4 courses from Major area & 1 course from minor area.

Core course C 501. Strategic Planning and Business Policy

Semester III

All students are required to complete the remaining one core course, one major course( seminar) and the research work.

Core course C 506 Simulating Business Operations

Course list under Major/Minor Areas

Marketing

M 510 International Marketing

M 511 Theories of Marketing

M 512 Marketing Research

M 513 Product Policy and Designing

M 514 Service Marketing

M 515 Pricing

M 516 Marketing Communication

M 517 Strategic Marketing

M 518 Consumer Behavior

M 519 Seminar: Selected Issues on Marketing

M 520 Social Marketing

Industrial Management

IM 521 System and State of Industries in Bangladesh

IM 522 Production Planning and Control

IM 523 Innovation Management

IM 524 Total Quality Management

IM 525 Modern Manufacturing Systems

IM 526 Materials Management

IM 527 Production Economics

IM 528 Seminar: Selected Issues on Industrial Management

Banking and Finance

F 531 Financial Services and Institutions in Bangladesh

F 532 International Finance

F 533 Banking Supervision

F 534 Investment Banking

F 535 Financial Theory

F 536 Corporate Financial Management

F 537 Financial Economics

F 538 Seminar: Selected Issues on Banking and Finance

F539 Strategic Banking

F540 Financial Engineering

F541 Portfolio Management

F542 Insurance Fund Management

Business Informatics and Management Science

MS 541 Information System

MS 542 Advanced Programming

MS 543 Advanced Operations Research

MS 544 Simulation Technique

MS 545 Expert System and Artificial Intelligence

MS 546 Networking Technologies

MS 547 Seminar: Selected Issues on Business Informatics and Management Science

Development Management

DM 551 Theories of development

DM 552 Development Planning in Bangladesh

DM 553 Development Research

DM 554 Development Economics

DM 555 Project Cycle Management in the NGO Sector

DM 556 Management of Public Sector Enterprises

DM 557 Management of Small and Medium Enterprises (SME)

DM 558 Project Appraisal and Implementation Management

DM 559 Seminar: Selected Issues on Development Management

Human Resource Management

HR 561 Human Resource Planning and Policy

HR 562 Job Description and Performance Appraisal

HR 563 Industrial Relation Management

North American Studies

NA 571 Economic History of North America

NA 572 Multinational Enterprises

NA 573 Business Opportunities in North America

Far Eastern Studies

FE 581 Economic History of Far East

FE 582 Business Opportunities in Japan

FE 583 Business Opportunities in Far East

FE 584 Economic Integration in ASEAN Countries

European Studies

EU 591 Economic History of Europe

EU 592 European Union

EU 593 Business Opportunities in Europe

International Business

IB 601 International Trade

IB 602 International Finance

IB 603 International Business Organization

IB 604 Multinational Companies

Infrastructure Studies

IF 611 Infrastructural Economics

IF 612 Rationalisation Potential in Infrastructure

IF 613 Infrastructure Development and Management

IF 614 Transport Economics

IF 615 Seminar: Selected Issues on Energy

South Asian Studies

SA621 Integration of South Asian Studies

SA622 Bangladesh Studies

SA623 Comparative Study of SAARC with other Regional Cooperation

Entrepreneurial Studies

ES631 Problems of New Venture Creation

ES632 Venture Capital Financing

ES633 Seminar: Selected Issues on Entrepreneurship

Admission

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Links

DBA information: 6the BBA batch complete profile

9th Batch BBA Website of 9th Batch BBA

ISE - In search of Excellence : Business Students Association of Jahangirnagar University

Association of Management Development Institutions of South Asia (AMDISA)

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