Course Brief

Through the explicit use of comparative techniques, this course explores the origins of national economic success and failure. It looks, therefore, at the competitiveness and organisational capabilities of each comparator country’s companies and asks which national factors encourage commercial success. Particular attention is paid to the G7 countries and East Asia. The meaning and impact of economic growth and the global economy are key themes, as are the influence of governments and national cultures on business performance studies.

  • This course is offered in 60 hours

  • Comparative Business and National Economic Success
  • Concepts and Frameworks For Comparative Analysis
  • Modern Economic Growth
  • Global Production and Trade
  • Global Production and Trade
  • Location, Clusters and Globalisation
  • Pathways and Patterns of Economic Growth
  • Business Systems and Causal Factors
  • Business Organisation
  • The Transnational Corporation
  • The State and National Competitiveness
  • National Culture and The Spirit of Capitalism
  • Human Resources – Organisational Explanations
  • Human Resources – Organisational Patterns
  • Technological Innovation
  • Production and Operation Systems
  • Finance and Corporate Governance

Lectures.

One unseen written paper

  • BSc (Hons) Business Administration with International Business

    This programme is designed to prepare you for a career in modern business and management.

  • BSc (Hons) Business Administration with specialism in Marketing, HRM, International Business

    This programme is designed to prepare you for a career in modern business and management.

    Students can complete any one (1) of the following qualifications:-

    • BSc (Hons) Business Administration
    • BSc (Hons) Business Administration with Marketing
    • BSc (Hons) Business Administration with Human Resource Management
    • BSc (Hons) Business Administration with International Business

    Successful managers have to deal with a business context that is about constant change. To be ready for these challenges, you will require an intellectual understanding that will help you analyse and make a decisive contribution to solving these issues.  The BSc Business Administration degree helps give you   these perspectives. You will be encouraged to think critically and creatively.

    In order to obtain the BSc (Hons) in Business Administration, students will pursue:-

    • 6 core modules
    • 6 elective modules

    At SBCS we focus on -

    • Producing graduates who are capable of thinking critically, creatively and ethically.
    • Graduates who are team players with the ability to communicate persuasively.

    Highlights at a glance -

    • Global Recognition
    • Excellent Facilities and Administrative Support
    • Expert Lecturers