商业硕士-管理

商业硕士（MCom）学位允许个人研究的发展。从良好的课程背景开始，学生将有机会为现有领域做出贡献或开始开发新的研究领域。MCom可以通过论文和论文的结合来进行，也可以仅通过论文来进行。具有良好学士学位（或同等学历）的学生将通过论文和论文（至少两年的全日制学习）来完成MCom。第一年的论文包括120分，最终获得了商务研究生文凭（PGDipCom）。具有良好荣誉学位或PGDipCom（或同等学历）的学生只能通过论文（至少一年）完成MCom。<br>在管理领域的学习价值不能被高估。无论您在生活和工作中的兴趣是什
The Master of Commerce (MCom) degree allows for the development of individual research. Starting with a sound background of coursework, students will have the opportunity to contribute to existing fields or to begin to develop new areas of research. The MCom can be pursued by a combination of papers and thesis, or by thesis only. Students who have a good Bachelor's degree (or equivalent qualification) will complete the MCom by papers and thesis (at least two years' full-time study). The first year consists of a selection of papers worth 120 points, leading to a Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce (PGDipCom). Students who have a good Honours degree or a PGDipCom (or equivalent qualification) can complete an MCom by thesis only (minimum one year).<br>Management at Otago is focused on leadership, communications, employment relations, human resource management, organisational behaviour, entrepreneurship, international management, strategy and innovation, operations management and organisational theory. Great leaders, great entrepreneurs, great business people, even great bosses, all have one thing in common – great management skills These skills are used in everything we do and in every type of job. If you are process-oriented, a “people person”, a long-term planner or a deep and meaningful thinker, studying Management at Otago will equip you with skills and knowledge that will kick-start your career, and help you succeed in making businesses and organisations flourish.<br>Our graduates can be found in a range of jobs in private business, not-for-profit organisations, government agencies, health care providers, applied science and technology companies, and arts and leisure management companies, while others form their own entrepreneurial startup companies.Often students will complement their Management degree with another degree, major or minor from Arts, Law or Science to enhance their career prospects and marketability to employers.