Dissertation (Thesis) for Strategic Management and Leadership Postgraduate Program
The Dissertation (Thesis) course is meticulously designed to deepen learners' expertise and proficiency in strategic management and leadership through rigorous research and analysis. This course encourages independent thinking, application of theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios, critical evaluation of information, logical reasoning, and effective communication, all conducted in English. It provides a comprehensive foundation for mastering strategic management and leadership, fostering a sense of accomplishment and enthusiasm for the subject.
Course Objectives
The primary objectives of the course are to:
- Enhance learners' ability to conduct independent research in strategic management and leadership, fostering confidence and enthusiasm.
- Instill a thorough understanding of research methodologies and their application in strategic management.
- Develop advanced skills in strategic analysis, enabling learners to address complex issues and make informed decisions.
- Cultivate the capacity to critically evaluate sources of information and draw logical conclusions.
- Improve communication skills, emphasizing clear and precise articulation of research findings.
- Provide a solid foundation for advanced study or professional practice in strategic management and leadership.
Course Outline
The course is structured around the following core components:
- Research Methodologies in Strategic Management
- Literature Review and Theoretical Framework
- Data Collection and Analysis
- Presentation and Defense of Research Findings
Student Acquisitions
Upon the successful completion of the course, learners will:
- Possess in-depth knowledge and expertise in strategic management and leadership research.
- Demonstrate the ability to think independently and logically.
- Apply strategic concepts to both novel and familiar research contexts.
- Critically evaluate and synthesize information from various sources.
- Present well-structured and coherent research arguments.
- Formulate informed judgments, recommendations, and decisions based on research.
- Communicate research findings clearly and understand their implications.
- Operate and communicate effectively in English.
Learning Methodologies
The course employs effective learning methodologies, focusing on the following approaches:
- Engagement with comprehensive research information and strategic analysis.
- Cultivation of independent and logical thinking abilities.
- Emphasis on precision and attention to detail in research.
- Application of strategic management models to real-world research scenarios.
- Analysis of research outcomes and reflection on findings.
- Transference of research skills to diverse contexts and future academic or professional pursuits.
- Preparation of learners for advanced academic endeavors or career opportunities in strategic management and leadership.
