Administration | Charles Sturt University

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1	Administration (This link leads to the external institution page)	Charles Sturt University	Australia	ALBURY	2013-05-15
	A Degree in Administration program from the Charles Sturt University qualifies you to practice business administration and to carry out related management tasks. This includes teaching in the main management disciplines, Business and Financial Environment, Financial Resource Management, Leadership and Professional Development, Managing People and Organisations, Marketing, Operations Management, Strategic Management, Information Management, MBA, Business Forecasting and Modelling, Corporate Finance, Entrepreneurial Ventures, Global Business, International Marketing, Management Consultancy, Management of Change, Managing Corporate Social Responsibility, Public Service Management, Services Marketing, Strategic Management of E-Business, Strategic Operations Management, Strategic Project Management

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