Curriculum
To meet the different scheduling needs of students, the MScBM curriculum itself is flexible in providing students with the options of completing the programme in one-year full-time mode or two-year part-time mode. The required courses for both full-time and part-time mode are identical.
One-Year Full-time Mode of Study
The full-time class is held on campus and students can complete the whole programme in a year. However, students can choose to extend the normal study period by a summer or semester by participating in or benefit from the International Exchange Programmes recognised by the School. Students can apply for a transfer of credits gained to replace the two elective courses (6 units).
Two-Year Part-time Mode of Study
The part-time class can complete the whole programme in 2 years. Classes are held on campus on 2 to 3 weekday evenings per week. Some elective courses may be held at weekends.
One-Year Full-time Mode of Study
The full-time class is held on campus and students can complete the whole programme in a year. However, students can choose to extend the normal study period by a summer or semester by participating in or benefit from the International Exchange Programmes recognised by the School. Students can apply for a transfer of credits gained to replace the two elective courses (6 units).
Two-Year Part-time Mode of Study
The part-time class can complete the whole programme in 2 years. Classes are held on campus on 2 to 3 weekday evenings per week. Some elective courses may be held at weekends.
Curriculum
The MScBM Programme consists of 11 courses (equivalent to 33 credit units) : 9 core courses and 2 elective courses. Under special circumstances, students may take a maximum of 2 courses from the School's specialised Master's Degree programmes to replace the 2 elective courses.
More information on Core Courses and Elective Courses.
The MScBM Programme consists of 11 courses (equivalent to 33 credit units) : 9 core courses and 2 elective courses. Under special circumstances, students may take a maximum of 2 courses from the School's specialised Master's Degree programmes to replace the 2 elective courses.
More information on Core Courses and Elective Courses.
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