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Business Management

The aim of the Alma Mater Europaea - ECM Management master’s program is to give students a thorough understanding of the meaning of organizational viability and sustainable growth within the context of a rapidly globalizing and increasingly complex business environment, to help them develop an appreciation of the managerial capabilities required to establish and maintain the conditions for viability and sustainability within this context, and to provide learning opportunities designed to further their ability to manage their own future learning and self-development. The program places particular emphasis on helping students develop rigor and confidence in their own ability to think and work in a strategic context.

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Courses

MANAGEMENT CURRICULUM – 1st YEAR

  Course ECTS
Total per year 60
Total per study program 120
1. semester
1 Research, research methods and systemic approach 10
2 Service management 10
3 Human resources management 10
Total 30
2. semester
4 Supply chain management 10
5 Finance law 10
6 Inovation management 10
Total 30

MANAGEMENT SYLLABUS – 2nd YEAR

  Course ECTS
Total per year 60
Total per study program 120
3. semester
7 Elective course I 10
8 Elective course II 10
9 Elective course III 10
Total 30
4. semester
10 Master thesis 30
Total 30

Other courses

  ELECTIVE COURSES ECTS
1 Informational Activity Management 10
2 Artificial intelligence 10
3 Business Intelligence 10
4 Creative process management 10
5 Business Plan Preparation 10
6 Creative Work Evaluation 10
7 Knowledge Management 10
8 International Entreprenual Finance 10
9 International Finance Law 10
10 Company revenue control 10
11 Labor law 10
12 Business accountancy 10
13 Personal finance 10

 

Faculty

Programs:


Graduate: Archives and Records Management, Business Management , Environmental Studies, European Business Studies, Health Sciences, Social Gerontology
Graduate: Archival Sciences, Physiotherapy, Project Management, Social Gerontology

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Professor Dr. Majda Bastič is a distinguished academic specializing in Operations Research and Research Methodology. She serves as Professor in the Department of Quantitative Economic Analysis at Alma Mater Europaea. Her extensive career encompasses teaching, research, and significant contributions to academic leadership, reflecting her dedication to advancing the fields of operations research and sustainable development.

Academic and Professional Background:

Dr. Bastič earned her Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Zagreb in 1987. Her research focuses on applying quantitative methods in innovation management, particularly regarding sustainable development. She has developed measurement scales for eco-quality in services and products, which have significantly contributed to advancing sustainable practices across various industries. Her scholarly work has been published in numerous international journals and presented at scientific conferences worldwide, highlighting her influence and expertise in the field.

Teaching and Mentorship:

Throughout her tenure, Dr. Bastič has taught courses in Operations Research, Operations Management, and Research Methodology at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. She has supervised numerous students, providing guidance in their academic and research pursuits. Her commitment to education is evident in her development of curricula and teaching materials that seamlessly integrate theoretical knowledge with practical applications, ensuring a rich learning experience for her students.

Editorial and Leadership Roles:

Dr. Bastič has held several prominent positions within academic institutions. She served as the Vice Dean for Part-Time Studies at the Faculty of Economics and Business, contributing to the university's academic leadership. Additionally, she has been the Editor-in-Chief of recognized journals, overseeing contributions to academic discourse. Her involvement extends to editorial boards of international conferences and serving as a reviewer for various scientific journals, showcasing her commitment to maintaining high standards in research and publication.

Research Interests:

Dr. Bastič's research interests encompass developing and applying methodologies that support the creation of new products contributing to environmental quality and sustainable development. She has explored factors influencing the innovative capabilities of companies, particularly focusing on Slovenian enterprises. Her interdisciplinary approach has also facilitated collaborative research in sectors such as tourism and transportation, furthering her impact on sustainable development practices.

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Advantages

The Alma Mater Europaea - ECM Management master's program will introduce you to the fundamental principles and concepts of strategic management, offering you an opportunity to develop your skills in strategic thinking and analysis. Students learn about business (i.e. competitive) strategy and corporate strategy formulation relevant to the macro-environmental, industrial and competitive drivers facing the organization, as well as the role that purpose, resources and capabilities play in strategy formation and action.

Students learn to improve competency levels and job performance, guide their organizations to invest in their workforce, and recruit, hire, and train the right individuals. Management degree graduates become experts in positively steering organizational change and creating a culture of teamwork, in a degree program that is designed for the working professional.

All Alma Mater Europaea - ECM lectures are filmed and e-learning supported. You can watch them in live stream and re-run them at home as many times as you like.

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Employability

The Alma Mater Europaea - ECM Management Master’s program prepares graduates for middle- and top-level management positions in the private and public sector, as well as for independent entrepreneurship.

Some of the most common careers of Management graduates are:

  • Chief financial officer
  • Client relationship manager
  • Commercial underwriter
  • Company president
  • Actuary
  • Corporate banking director
  • Logistics center manager
  • Brand manager
  • Fund manager
  • Operational researcher
  • DURATION: 4 semesters / 2 years
  • CREDITS: 120 ECTS
  • TITLE: Master of Management
  • LOCATIONS: Slovenia
  • START DATE: October

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