To learn the knowledge of business management necessary for corporate decision making and to gain the practical skills to take a proactive role on the world stage

Education in the Department of Management

Corporations and companies are one of the most important institutions and influences in modern-day society. Due to the wide variety of existing corporations, we have access to things to eat, wear, and have options in places to live, types of transportation, and many other goods and services. Corporations also provide society members a place to work and earn income in order to purchase necessary goods. In short, corporate activity and development play a indispensable role in the stability and wellness of our daily lives.

Curriculum

The curriculum for students in the Department of Management systematically begins from the required core course of Introduction to Management in the first year, followed by specialized lectures in the second year, and seminars in the third and fourth years.

Course Descriptions

Strategic management refers to the formulation of goals that a business entity seeks to achieve, as well as the scenario to achieve these goals. Business entities, primarily represented by firms, function amidst closely tied relationships between various stakeholders such as competitors, customers, raw material suppliers, employees, and investors. Strategic management is a fundamental policy that provides direction regarding such relationships. In this course, students will examine topics such as how to compete with rivaling organizations in a particular market, as well as what business a firm should take on as a whole.