The Office Management and Automation program prepares students for modern, technology-based administrative work. Graduates of the program are expected to achieve the following learning outcomes, meeting international standards in the field of modern, technology-based management:
Graduate Qualifications
- Knowledge of administrative rules and theories, both theoretical and practical.
- Sufficient practical experience in using modern software and applications to perform all administrative tasks.
- Skill in problem-solving and providing creative solutions to administrative issues using automated technologies and software solutions.
- Knowledge of effective administrative systems and methods, and the skills required to achieve excellence and quality in technology-based administrative processes.
- The ability to use computer software, applications 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
A graduate's job prospects span any of the following institutions:
- Ministries and government institutions.
- Charitable associations.
- Civil-society institutions.
- Private commercial companies.
- Industrial and service institutions.
- Financial markets, and work as a sales and marketing agent.
- Banks and financial institutions.
- Managing private and civil-society projects.
- Insurance companies.
Study Plan and Course Descriptions
Study plan and course descriptions for the Office Management and Automation program.