Business Science

A business and parts of a business are all complex systems that drive and interact with each other. As people, we have learned to deal with these systems in the form of process, data systems and through people. The Business Science department is committed to promoting and facilitating the conduct of all research in ways that respect the dignity and preserve the well-being of human research participants and the researchers.

Artificial intelligence is already here

Artificial intelligence has a wide range of uses in businesses, including streamlining job processes and aggregating business data. Researchers aren’t exactly sure what artificial intelligence means for the future of business, specifically as it relates to blue-collar jobs. AI is expected to take digital technology out of the two-dimensional screen and bring it into the three-dimensional physical environment surrounding an individual. The more mature a company's level of AI adoption, the higher the revenue advantage. With automated workflow and optimized day-to-day tasks, AI is helping businesses boost productivity in many ways. It reduces the time employees spend performing a task. As a result, they achieve more in less time, enhancing the company's overall productivity side by side.

Deep learning has a great deal of promise

Older machine-learning algorithms tend to plateau in their capability once a certain amount of data has been captured, but deep-learning models continue to improve their performance as more data is received. This makes deep learning models far more scalable and detailed. You could even say deep learning models are more independent. But the future is coming quickly, and artificial intelligence will certainly be a part of it. As it develops, the world will see new startups, numerous business applications and consumer uses, the displacement of certain jobs, and the creation of entirely new ones.

The department enjoys a tradition of teaching and research

We offer undergraduate, postgraduate, and executive education programs in business science and related subjects and provide a platform for research, discussion, and debate on a wide range of issues. The department enjoys a tradition of teaching and research. We offer undergraduate, postgraduate, and executive education programs in business science and related subjects and provide a platform for research, discussion, and debate on a wide range of issues.

Integrating people, processes, and technology to achieve strategic goalsMsc (Research)
in Enterprise Architecture (Engineering)

As organizations accelerate their transformation initiatives to compete in the digital age, the role of enterprise architecture (EA) in aligning business and technology is more important than ever. The Enterprise Architecture: Integrating people, processes, and technology to achieve strategic goals framework program leverages the Enterprise Architecture (EA) framework to enable your organization to become more digital and agile and ensure it is future ready. Accelerate your career in enterprise architecture with a strategic curriculum designed by industry experts and faculty and become a strategic enabler, creating new opportunities for business expansion and growth.

Subject groups (A):

- Accounting and Finance
- Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- Management Science and Business Economics
- Accounting
- Actuarial Science
- Business Administration
- Data Analytics
- Economics
- Financial Engineering
- Forensic Accounting
- Healthcare Management
- Lifesciences
- Hospitality Management
- Human Resources
- International Business
- Internet Marketing

Subject groups (B):

- Marketing
- Organisation Studies
- Strategy
- Management
- Marketing
- Nonprofit Management
- Operations Management
- Organizational Leadership
- Project Management
- Public Administration
- Public Relations
- Public Safety Administration
- Retail and Sales Management
- Small Business
- Sports Management
- Supply Chain and Logistics

The Road to an MBAMBA in Enterprise Architecture

After earning a bachelor’s degree, some students choose to obtain a master’s degree in business administration, or MBA. An undergraduate major in an area of business can be good preparation for the MBA and may allow you to complete the program quickly. But any major can help you develop the skills you’ll need in business school. You just need to make sure you meet the requirements for the MBA programs you’re interested in. These requirements may include computer skills and calculus.

Advanced degrees

Gain the confidence to lead and build a network of supportive peers from diverse backgrounds, with unique program formats that blend virtual and classroom learning for maximum impact. Accelerate your next career move with our degree awards. The Business Science Department offers Advanced Bachelor, Master, and Doctorate awards as well as research degrees and programs in disciplines of expertise of our members of staff subject to their availability for supervision.

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