MBA 710: Capstone Field Project (Fall "C" 2019)

The Capstone Field Project provides students with the opportunity to complete their academic curriculum through the real-life business application of best practices learned through courses taken in the program. The main objective of the Capstone Field Project is to strengthen the students’ capacities to explore, conceptualize, analyze, explicate, interpret, and provide suggested solutions to companies and Organizations facing critical business challenges. In addition, the Capstone Field Project requires that students write a detailed set of recommendations addressing the business challenges cited above where students demonstrate their knowledge and competencies gained through their course of study in specific areas such as: finance, accounting, marketing, strategic management, and operations. The organizations benefited from the Capstone Field Project are selected by the students with a final approval of the Graduate Academic Director.

MBA 502: Managerial Economics (Fall "C" 2019)

Managerial Economics is the application of economic theory and methodology to managerial decision-making problems within various organizational settings.  Managerial Economics is concerned with the application of economic principles and methodologies to key management decisions.  A primary purpose of the course is to develop tools useful in other Atlantis University courses since economics is the foundation for much of what is taught in finance, marketing, business strategy and many other courses in the MBA program. Additionally, this course seeks to teach students how to increase a company’s profitability by applying economic analysis to a wide array of business problems, using a problem-solving approach to achieve such objective.

In this course, you will spend a total of 48 hours in class which are distributed throughout all weeks, but you will also spend 96 hours out of class reading, researching, and using the library in order to be able to do all assignments.


MBA 698: Accounting for Managers (Fall "C" 2019)

This course is designed to prepare business managers with both accountancy and business management skills essential in today’s complex business environment. The course’s learning objectives reflect that: modern accounting with the advent of information technology is no longer simply the recording of historical facts but the assembly and management of accounting information and its distribution to both external and internal users; this information facilitates the decision processes necessary to compete in today’s increasingly complex business world and; an accounting information system capable of providing relevant, timely and reliable information must be administered by knowledgeable, competent management skilled in both accountancy and business management.


MBA 681: Markets and Consumers Based Management (Fall "C" 2019)

This course will provide graduate students with a framework to understand the structure and dynamics of International Marketing in relations to Business Growth, Performance, and Results.

This graduate course will extend students experience in:

·         Identifying and evaluating opportunities worldwide,

·         Developing and adapting market strategies in relation to specific national market needs or constraints,

·         Executing/coordinating International Marketing programs.

 In addition, this hands-on class intends to develop a deep understanding and practical skills to apply Marketing concepts, analyses, and tools to formulate, develop, and implement an International Marketing plans and initiatives in a globalized business environment heavily influenced by digital, interactive, viral, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Social Media, and High Tech-Knowledge-Innovation environments.