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About
Informatics Academy
The
Informatics Academy has been institutionalized
to ensure that its award, bearing the quality
assurance mark, will be recognised and accepted
by employers and universities for employment
and transfer credit respectively.
The
Informatics Academic Governance is the backbone
on which the quality of our awards is judged.
Collectively, the Academic Council interacts
with the International Advisory Panel and
thereby empowers Examination Council and Examination
Board the authority to grant the Informatics
Academy awards.
Represented
by a group of respected and experienced academic
leaders drawn from universities in the United
Kingdom, Australia and the United States of
America, each member of the International
Advisory Panel brings with them a wide range
of educational leadership and management experience.
The Academic Council is responsible for the
academic affairs for Institute of Information
and Communication Technology, Institute of
Business, Finance and Management, Institute
of Engineering and Institute of Knowledge
Economy.
You
can get more information about the Informatics
Academy from the following link: http://www.informaticsgroup.com/ia
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About
NCC Education
Originally part of the National Computing Centre, NCC Education started offering IT qualifications in 1976 and from 1997 developed its Higher Education portfolio to include Foundation and Business programmes. With Accredited Partners in over 45 countries, five International Offices and Academic Managers worldwide, NCC Education employs the latest technologies for learning, assessment and support.
NCC Education qualifications range from ICT for schools to the International Degree Pathway in Business or IT. The programmes are recognised by universities, professional bodies and employers. Learners are able to upgrade their skills on professional development modular programmes or complete their University Degrees and Masters in their home country or in the UK.
Visit NCC Education official website: http://www.nccedu.com/
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About
the Programme
This
programme aims to prepare students for a career
in Business Administration. Unlike other Business
Administration programmes, this programme
aims to develop student's ability to identify
and analyse business problems, collect relevant
data so that business plans can be formulated
or implemented and to respond effectively
to changes in the business environment. It
will also enhance the individual's communication
and interpersonal skills, as well as the capacity
for self-development. Students are thus likely
to have a more holistic view of the way businesses
function.
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Programme
Benefits
- This
programme seeks to satisfy the rapid-changing
demands in the business administration arena
today. You will benefit from the following
advantages:
- Receive
updated and specialised Business Administration
skills reflecting industry needs and demands
- Adapt
foundational competencies for effective
application of knowledge on the practical
approach of business issues in the business
environment
- Increase
employability with the attainment of an
International Tertiary Qualification awarded
by Informatics Academy
- Guarantee
of a sound education because of extensive
tutorial support and teaching environment
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Awarded
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Entry
Requirements
- Students
should have at least 3 GCE 'O' Level credits
or its equivalent OR
- Student
with 2 GCE 'O' Level passes (possible to
obtain exemptions) or its equivalent OR
- Students
above 21 years old and with work experience
OR
- Other
equivalent qualifications deemed acceptable
by Informatics Academy
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Programme
Duration
International
Diploma in Business Administration: minimum
of 12 months
Programme
Structure
| IA
/ NCC Code |
Module
Name |
|
W1001
|
Principles
of Management |
|
W1002
|
Principles
of Quantitive Methods |
|
W1003
|
Principles
of Accounting |
|
W1004
|
Principles
of Business Communication |
| W1005 |
Accounting |
| W1006 |
Economics |
| W1007 |
Management
I |
| W1008 |
Marketing |
Programme
Synopsis
Principles
of Management
This unit covers the Principles and Functions
of Management. Students are taught the key
elements in planning and decision making
and significance of difference controls
required in an organisation. Students will
be able to appreciate the significance of
different controls required in an organisation
and understand the process of organizing
the resources of the firm.
Principles
of Quantitative Methods
Rules of numeric are covered in this unit.
It provides some of the basic mathematical
data used in graphical form. Students will
also be taught to present and analyse business
data.
Principles
of Accounting
This unit provides students with the basic
principles of accounting and their application.
Preparation of Trading and Profit and Loss
Account, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow report
for sole traders and limited liability companies
will be covered. The characteristics of
cost behaviour will also be covered in this
unit.
Principles
of Business Communication
Business Communication is one of the most
important aspects of Business Administration.
Students will be taught to present a variety
of data in both written and graphical form,
and are kept abreast of current development
in communication technology. The principles
of business communication will also be extensively
covered.
Accounting
This unit demonstrates an understanding
of the theoretical framework of accounting
and principles underlying accounting statements.
Upon completion of this unit students will
be able to evaluate the performance and
the financial position of organisations
from their financial statements.
Economics
The unit covers what is generally accepted
as the subject area of fundamental economic
theories, concepts and policies. Economic
principles and concepts are applied in decision
making in a business environment. An understanding
of the general economic environment and
its effect upon business organisations and
their markets will be acquired at the end
of the unit.
Management
The objectives, roles, functions and various
forms of business organisations as they
adapt to a dynamic and changing environment
will be covered. An in depth understanding
of the nature of the management process
in action will be appreciated. Students
will also be taught how to relate to the
principles and theories of management to
the actual practice as applied to the functional
organisation of business and the effective
performance of those who work in it.
Marketing
This unit examines the role and value of
marketing in today's increasingly competitive
and dynamic environment. The management
of the market function will be defined in
diverse marketing situations. Marketing
principles are covered to analyse, plan,
implement and control policies designed
to achieve marketing and corporate objectives
in both profit and policies designed to
achieve marketing and corporate objectives
in both profit and non profit organisations.
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Us
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us to find out more about our programmes.
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