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Program Descriptions:
 Official website of the
Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)
Master of Business Administration in
International Business Management (Global MBA)
Plan A - Thesis Program
Plan B - Non-Thesis Program
Introduction
The University of The Thai Chamber of Commerce is unique through its link with the Thai
Chamber of Commerce. This link ensures that the focus of the program is to offer managers
knowledge that is not only up to date, but also relevant and useful for managers or
business owners.
Established in 1989, the MBA in International Business (Global MBA) was the first
program of its kind opened in Thailand to be conducted entirely in English. Quality is
exceedingly important, and the program maintains small class sizes to allow for an
interactive problem based learning approach. Having both international students and
instructor contribute to the diverse mix of nationalities and cultures represented in
the classroom, leading to a truly international experience in learning. Additionally,
exchange program with various world-class universities allow for visiting professors to
share their experiences, and also for students to study abroad if they wish.
Remedial Courses (5 courses)
BA501
BA502
BA503
BA504
BA505
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Intensive English for Business
Analytical Methods
Financial Accounting for Managers
Business and the Economics Environment
Management Information System
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Core Courses (7 courses)
BA511
BA512
BA513
BA514
BA515
AC592
EC591
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Marketing Management
Organizational Behavior and Change Management
Managing Operations for Competitive Advantage
Managerial Finance
Strategic Management
Management Accounting
Managerial Economics
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Major Courses
132401
132402
132403
132404
142405
142406
142407
142408
142409
132303
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Consumer Behavior
Product and Price Management
Integrated Marketing Management
Marketing Channels Management
E-Marketing
Retailing and Wholesaling Management
Marketing Research
Marketing Management and Strategy
Seminar in Marketing
International Marketing
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- Plan A (Thesis Program)
BA600
BA700
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Thesis
Independent Study
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- Plan B (Non-Thesis Program)
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BA531
BA532
BA533
BA534
BA535
BA536
BA537
BA538
BA539
BA541
BA542
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Current Issues in Global Business
Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Learning Organization and Knowledge Management
Management of Innovation and Technological Change
Change Management
Managing Service Operations
Entrepreneurship and New Venture Management
Creativity in Business
E-Business, Customer Relationship Management, and Enterprise Resource Planning
Accounting, Auditing and Taxation Issues in International Business
Special Topics in Global Business
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Program Rationale
The world business environment is becoming increasingly competitive, to the point
that even a local business is finding itself facing foreign competition. World
events and technology have brought unforeseen challenges and speed of change
unprecedented in history. Product life cycles are shorter and competition is no
longer bound by national borders due partly to e-commerce, enhanced communications
and modern distribution systems. Global managers must seek knowledge and learn how
theories can be applied to help solve the unstructured problems faced each day
Program Objectives
The main objectives of the M.B.A Global Business is to provide professional
training for business people to enable them to solve problems and make effective
decisions across a broad range of business topics, such as issues related to
management, marketing or finance. As such, it offers courses covering a wide
range of topics, with the overall goal being to expand and enhance the abilities
and tools available for effective problem solving and decision making in business.
The program is to produce competent personnel of qualified competence in global
business management to serve the growing needs of the business sector, besides
providing MBA graduates with ethical and moral conscience for enhanced social
responsibility as well.
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