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The MBA Program allows its students to take a maximum of two (2) electives in other colleges/units in Diliman. However, the students must consider the availability, schedule, and prerequisites of the electives they choose. Those who wish to cross-enrol in other Diliman units must check with the MBA Office regarding cross-registration procedures. Other units generally follow the semestral schedule and most subjects have 3 units credit. In counting electives it is the number of courses that counts rather than the credit units.


The following are some of the possible MBA electives being offered in some units and colleges in U.P. Diliman:


•ASIAN CENTER


PS 230 (Philippine Organizations: Structures and Processes)

PS 231 (Philippine Leadership: Formal and Informal Organization)

PS 238 & 248 (Dynamics of Philippine Fiscal Administration I & II)


•COLLEGE OF EDUCATION


EDAD 210 (Programs/Project Planning and Evaluation) - Designing, implementing, monitoring and evaluation of programs/projects in the field of education.

EDAD 211 (Organization and Management of Educational Institutions) - Theories, processes, strategies, and procedures in the organization and management of education institutions.

EDAD 231 (Fiscal Management in Education) - Financial management functions of educational institutions.


•COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING


IE 203 (Industrial Productivity) - Productivity concepts and techniques; methods engineering; systems and procedures; human factors engineering; value engineering.


•SCHOOL OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS


IR 211 (Collective Bargaining: Theory and Practice) - Collective bargaining with emphasis given to philosophy, structures, factors affecting bargaining process, techniques of negotiations and contract administration.

IR 212 (Job Evaluation and Wage/Salary Administration)

IR 214 (Industrial Relations in Public Enterprises)

IR 215 (Forms of Protests and Settlement of Industrial Conflicts).

IR 216 (Special Problems in Labor-Management Relations)


•NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION & GOVERNANCE


PA 228 (Special Problems in Public Personnel Management)

PA 231 (Public Fiscal Administration) - Organization, processes and procedures of fiscal administration covering such areas as revenue administration, budgeting, accounting, auditing and inter-governmental fiscal administration.

PA 231 (Government Accounting)

PA 233 (Government Budgeting) - Development of modern budget systems, with emphasis on processes and problems of budget formulation and implementation.

PA 234 (Governmental Auditing and Financial Control)

PA 236 (Revenue and Treasury Management )

PA 237 (Financial Management in Public Enterprises)


•SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

ECON 202 (Price and Allocation Theory) - theories of the consumer and firm; activity analysis; general equilibrium models.

ECON 204 (Advanced Microeconomic Theory)

ECON 221 (Monetary Theory) - Money, interest, and prices

ECON 222 (Monetary Policy) - Central banking and credit policy; the financial system.

ECON 231 to 233 (Econometric series)

ECON 241 (International Economics) - Theoretical analysis of international trade and capital movements.

ECON 251 (Public Finance) - Public revenue, expenditure and debt.

ECON 292 (Development Planning) - Problems and methods of planning.


•SCHOOL OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING

Planning 203 (Land Use Planning) - Policies, land use planning and control measures for land development.

Planning 210 (Urban Land Use Planning) - Theory, nature and principles of urban planning and related operations.

Planning 213 (Urban Plan Implementation) - Economic, fiscal, legal, and other tools for urban plan implementation.

Planning 220 (Regional Planning) - Theory, nature and principles of regional panning and related operations.

Planning 223 (Regional Plan Implementation) - Economic, fiscal, legal and other tools for regional plan implementation.


•OTHER POSSIBLE UNITS

School of Statistics

College of Mass Communication

Institute of Public Health

UP Technology Management Cente
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