Duration :
The minimum duration for successful completion of the programme is two years
and maximum is five years.
The objectives of the Programmes are to
i) develop quality post-graduate programmes that can be implemented widely
in Commonwealth countries and can be recognized across the Commonwealth;
ii) enable students in the Commonwealth countries, where the programmes are
offered, to obtain Masters degrees in the areas of Business Administration,
contributing to their professional growth and career advancement and to their
country.s development; and
iii) develop human resources
Programmes Structure
The CEMBA/CEMPA Programme consists of four components: Core, Specialist
Compulsory, Elective and Required Courses.
Core Courses:
The CEMBA and CEMPA programmes has the following Core Courses:
C-1 Management Information Systems
C-2 Management in Organisations
C-3 Managing Human Resources
C-4 Operations Management
C-5 Economic Environment of Business
C-6 Public Systems Management
C-7 Quantitative Techniques
C-8 Marketing Management
C-9 Accounting & Finance for Managers
Elective Courses:
The CEMBA and CEMPA programmes has the following Elective Courses:
E-1 Electronic Commerce
E-2 Project Management
E-5 Managerial Economics
E-7 Policy Analysis and Implementation
E-8 Contemporary Administrative Systems
E-9 Disaster Management
E-10 Corporate Finance
E-13 International Marketing
Specialist Compulsory courses
Each programme has two specialist compulsory courses.
For CEMBA programme :
- Public Policy
- Development Planning and Administration
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For the CEMPA programme:
- Strategic Management
- Quality Assurance Management
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To qualify for the award of a CEMBA/CEMPA degree, you are required to take
eight of the nine courses from the list of Core Courses, the two Specialist
Compulsory Courses relevant to their Award, three courses from the list of
Elective Courses, and the two required courses for a total of 15 courses.
Each course carries a credit weighting of 6. The total credit weight of the
programme is therefore 90.
The programme is designed so that it may be completed in four semesters but
it is recognised that few students will proceed at that pace. Students may
choose up to four courses in each semester. The limit of four courses has
been suggested in consideration of your working status and the study load
requirements for the courses. You may set your own pace for the programme
as long as you do not exceed the limit of four courses in each semester. You
will however, need to consider that the maximum duration of the programme
is five years. If, on the basis of the course selection and the pace of work
decided, you are unable to complete the programme in five years, you will
have to re-register for the programme. It may therefore be advisable for you
to plan your course load in a manner that enables you to complete the programme
within five years.
