Kwansei Gakuin University MBA

Can you tell me in detail about the Management Programs offered by Institute of Business and Accounting (IBA) of Kwansei Gakuin University?

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Institute of Business and Accounting (IBA) of Kwansei Gakuin University creates Global Business Leaders of the 21st Century, with Advanced Professional Knowledge and Business Skills

The Institute comprises the Business School, where students trained as world-class businesspersons, and the Accounting School, where students trained for positions as professional accountants in the global business field.

Technology Management

It provides an opportunity to discover the role of the firm as an instrument of technological change in the international and social context, the associations between the management of a business and the management of technological innovation, and between the scientific pursuit for knowledge and the technological use of knowledge.

Cross-Cultural Management

It pay particular emphasis to the human resource issues faced by an international or transnational corporation, both in the selection, training and operation of expatriates--staff sent out from the "home" country, and in the employment of host country nationals, both "blue-collar" and managerial.

It enables students to gain the increased level of awareness of and sensitivity to cultural differences essential for a businessperson who wishes to function effectively at the international level.

Organizational Behavior
The purpose of this course is to investigate the frameworks, theories and research relevant to understanding behavior of people within the context of organizations.

The combination of real world examples and highly generalize business logic enhance practical skill of managing people.

Japanese Business
It was set up primarily to satisfy the likely needs of international students, who would like to gain an understanding of the business practices of India in which one studying, particularly in view of the major role played by Japanese firms in the contemporary business world.

Its objective is to provide an overview of the main features of Japanese management and business practices and to set them in an international context.

It covers basic Japanese business institutions and practices, and also examines government-business relations. It examine Japan's role in the international business arena, including Japanese investment overseas, and the problem of “trade friction.”