The Technical Management diploma program is designed to keep pace with administrative developments in the labor market. It draws on the latest and most varied scientific methods to strengthen students' knowledge and the essential skills they need to apply modern management concepts in administrative work.
The program gives students the opportunity to gain broad knowledge and understanding of the main principles and practices of technical management, such as corporate management, operations management, accounting, human resource management, financial accounting, project management, computer skills, official and commercial correspondence, drafting internal reports and research, and preparing feasibility studies, in addition to practical training. This qualifies graduates to work in government posts, private-sector jobs and non-governmental organizations. The program comprises 66 credit hours.
Graduate Qualifications
- Knowledge of administrative rules and theories, both theoretical and practical.
- Sufficient practical experience in the fundamentals of administrative work.
- Skill in problem-solving and providing creative solutions to administrative issues.
- Knowledge of effective administrative systems and methods, and the skills required to achieve excellence and quality in the administrative process.
- The ability to plan and manage human resources.
- The ability to use computers and specialized technologies and employ them effectively in the administrative sciences.
- The ability to compete in the labor market.
- A spirit of initiative and teamwork.
Job Opportunities
- Government departments.
- Banks and financial institutions.
- Hospitals and clinics.
- Private companies.
- Insurance companies.
- Engineering offices.
- Universities.
- Project management offices.
- Administrative departments in factories.
Study Plan and Course Descriptions
Study plan and course descriptions for the Technical Management program.