Master in Business Administration (MBA) - Neapolis (NUP)

Graduates will:

• Use a variety of analytical techniques to identify a complex business problem, generate and compare alternatives and develop a solution.
• Select and implement the appropriate research skills and tools (information technology and/or quantitative analysis) to solve problems.
• Integrate their functional knowledge in applied settings (e.g. case analyses, group projects, research papers).
• Demonstrate knowledge relating to the concept of value creation and the role played by each functional area of the firm.
• Demonstrate a level of proficiency and self‐confidence appropriate to be a team or project leader.
• Define key components of the business operating environment(s) and explain how these components impact organizational performance and decisions.
• Diagnose cross‐cultural issues in a case setting and propose appropriate solutions.
• Demonstrate knowledge of how issues and decision criteria change depending on cultural perspectives and location.
• Demonstrate highly effective oral communication skills in professional settings, including professional presentations and persuasive presentations.

• Design integrated solutions to complex business problems based on discipline knowledge and experience.
• Critically evaluate current management frameworks, models, debates, and evidence and integrate them with practice.
• Demonstrate an ability to think laterally, critically, innovatively, and creatively, and to make connections among diverse fields of study in analyzing problems.
• Critically address contrasting research dealing with multi-faceted business problems.
• Critically evaluate the practical applications of theory to generate practice-based solutions to unstructured problems.
• Acquire analytical and research skills to deal with business complex problems.
• Identify and address personal and professional development needs.
• Demonstrate an ability to make decisions in challenging situations.
• Demonstrate an ability to lead and interact effectively in group situations.
• Communicate to diverse audiences through a range of media.
• Work independently and collaboratively.
• Manage self and others.