Graduate Diploma in Management

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] The Graduate Diploma in Management provides students with a thorough grounding in a wide spectrum of strategic and functional areas involved in a business enterprise. The programme enables students to evaluate and analyse business challenges from a global perspective. Students have the opportunity to explore and understand a variety of interesting challenges faced by firms, such as:

• How is e-commerce affecting traditional brick and mortar retail enterprises? How can retail companies redesign their competitive strategies to remain profitable?
• How is globalisation affecting family-owned businesses in India, and what can they do to remain competitive in such a scenario?
• How can ideas from business strategy, economics, industrial relations, psychology and sociology better explain today’s employer-employee relations?

The programme equips students with a skill set that transforms them from talented graduates to accomplished managers, capable of positively impacting their organisations. It also prepares the students to pursue more specialised and highly competitive management courses in reputed universities across the world. ISBF attracts students from some of the best undergraduate programmes in the country. We have graduates from Delhi University colleges such as Shri Ram College of Commerce, Lady Shri Ram college, Jesus and Mary College, Hindu College and Sri Venkateswara College; Delhi Technological University; St Xavier’s College, Mumbai; IIT, Roorkee; and Christ College, Bengaluru. Our students have gone on to pursue Masters degrees at international universities or are working with some of the most reputed firms across industries. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_video link=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvM_xjhOVeQ”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]

Why study at ISBF?

• ISBF is one of the select few Affiliate Centres of the University of London International Programmes worldwide.
• London School of Economics (LSE) is responsible for the academic direction of the programme. The faculty at LSE formulates the syllabus, develops the study material, sets examination papers, and marks the scripts of ISBF students.
• Most US and Canadian Universities accept this qualification as the 16th year of education.
• Proven track record of students getting Masters offers from prestigious institutions such London School of Economics, University of Warwick, etc.
• One-year international work placements in London and New York with leading multinationals.
• ISBF students are placed with leading firms such as Accenture, Ernst & Young, ITC, Zomato, and many more.

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Are You Ideal for this Course?

You are, if:

• You are looking for real-life applications of theoretical knowledge, and an inter-disciplinary approach to understanding contemporary business problems.
• You have the desire to improve your analytical ability as an independent thinker.
• You are interested in familiarising yourself with the fundamentals of business operations in order to confidently start your own business.
• You want to transform your family-owned business into a professionally-run global enterprise.
• You want to equip yourself with the necessary managerial skills for a promising career with leading multinationals.
• You want to pursue advanced studies in management from the world’s leading universities.

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Graduate Destinations

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Note: What is known as “graduation” and “post-graduation” in India, is referred to as “undergraduate” and “graduate”, respectively, in the UK. Since the Graduate Diploma in Management is awarded by the University of London, it uses UK terminology and not Indian terminology. That is to say, the “Graduate” Diploma in Management is actually a “postgraduate” qualification, and only a student with an undergraduate degree is eligible to pursue it. The programme is similar to a master’s in management and equips students with critical thinking and the ability to resolve complex business challenges.

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Course Structure

The curriculum provides a thorough knowledge of core management principles, marketing and human resource management. ISBF emphasises upon building an understanding of business and management in the global context, which helps students devise strategies that are relevant in contemporary markets. Students are encouraged to use classroom theory to try and solve real-life organisational challenges.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]

Diploma in Management Syllabus

[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_tta_accordion active_section=”1″][vc_tta_section title=”Principles of Marketing” tab_id=”1458536697901-83625d92-9d93″][vc_column_text el_class=”questions_accor”]This module introduces the fundamental principles of marketing and gives a broad understanding of consumers and the marketing behavior of firms. It develops students’ practical skills by applying learned theories to real-world organisational problems. Topics covered include:

• An overview of marketing history and theory
• The marketing environment
• Consumer behavior
• Organisational buyer behavior
• Market segmentation, targeting and positioning
• Customer relationship marketing (CRM)
• Branding and product development.
• Product innovation and the life-cycle approach
• Promotion
• Pricing
• Distribution
• Corporate social responsibility (CSR)

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• Introduction to HRM
• Recruitment and selection
• Training and development
• Individual performance: attitudes and behavior
• Psychological contracts
• Reward system and motivation
• Performance management
• Job design and redesign
• Employee involvement and participation
• Organisation justice
• Diversity and equal opportunity
• Labor economics
• HR strategies and high performance work systems

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[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section title=”Core Management Concepts” tab_id=”1458537850198-7afec207-f603″][vc_column_text]This module aims at developing a clear understanding of core management concepts in key management sub-disciplines, applying these concepts to specific business situations and illustrating the disciplinary anchors of these disciplines in sociology, psychology and economics. Topics covered include:

• Management and the Firm
• Taylorism, Motivation and Performance
• The Rise and Decline of Labour
• The Rise of Human Resource Management
• The Origins of Management Science
• Accounting, Finance and the Firm
• Management Accounting; Costing
• Management accounting: Decentralisation and performance measurement
• Financial Accounting
• Modern Portfolio Theory
• Security Analysis and Valuation
• The Origins of Modern Strategy
• Understanding Organisational Structures
• The Analysis of Organisations
• Contemporary Strategic Management
• Strategy and Decision Making
• The Origins of Marketing
• The Origins of Marketing: The Development of the Practice
• Marketing in the Digital Age

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[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section title=”Business and Management in a Global Context” tab_id=”1459236160446-a9161731-aa97″][vc_column_text]This module aims at understanding business in a global context, its threats and opportunities as well as its huge diversity and complexity. It enables the participants to learn to devise strategies that will work internationally. Topics covered include:

• Introduction to the global business environment
  • – Perspectives on globalization and international business
  • – Political, economic and legal environment
  • – Society, ethics and corporate social responsibility
• Business across borders
  • – International trade and investment
  • – Global and regional integration and multinational organisations
  • – The global financial system
• International business strategy
  • – Strategy and enterprise in international contexts
  • – Competitive strategy for international business
  • – Entry strategies, alliances and evolution
  • – Marketing and R&D strategy
• International business management
  • – Organisation of international business
  • – Global sourcing of production and services
  • – Global information systems management
  • – International dimensions of human resource management

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Note: The programme structure and curriculum are subject to change as per University of London regulations.

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