Principles for GS

The Master of Science Programmes of the Graduate School are characterised by the principles of Integration, Internationalisation and Interaction, through the use of Information Technology.

Integration implies an approach across traditional disciplines, a close relation between research and education and the amalgamation of education with practical people-oriented skills, thereby emphasising current world scenarios through case studies, computer simulations, team effort and field work. Internationalisation reflects the need to view competition, opportunities and influences in an international global perspective. The aim is to offer the student a truly pluralistic approach to the management and economics of organisations within different countries and cultures. This spirit of diversity is reflected in the international mix of students, researchers and faculty members.

Interaction symbolising the co-operation between the different departments within the School of Business, Economics and Law, together with the business community as a means of enriching the student’s learning experience. Information Technology is used as a tool to further enhance the intellectual capacity by transforming information into knowledge, accumulating the results of new insights and wisdom.