The curriculum of Global Studies is specifically designed to develop knowledge, understanding, and competence of those who seek career opportunities in global platform
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Bachelor of Arts(General) Degree program equates with Sri Lanka Qualifications Framework (SLQF) Level 5 and as a subject of it, the curriculum of Global Studies is specifically designed to develop knowledge, understanding, and competence of those who seek career opportunities in global platform with an exposure to contemporary global issues.
Human Rights: Issues and Concerns
Global Warming and Challenges
Sustainable Development
Terrorism: A Global Threat
Geopolitics and Current World Affairs
Issues and Concerns of Primary Health Care in Developing Nations
Agriculture and Food Production Issues
Educational Challenges and Human Capital Formation
Gender and Equity Issues
This program is designed to provide students with a broad understanding of global issues and prepare them for careers in the global arena.
SLQF Level 5 is a designation that indicates the academic level and rigor of the program. It signifies that the BA (General) Degree in Global Studies is at an intermediate level of education
The curriculum is designed to cover various aspects of global issues, including politics, economics, culture, and more. It aims to provide a well-rounded education on global topics.
Graduates can pursue careers in various fields such as international relations, diplomacy, non-profit organizations, international business, and global development.
Admission requirements may vary, but typically, you will need a high school diploma or its equivalent and may have to meet specific language proficiency requirements.
The BA (General) Degree in Global Studies at SIBA Campus offers a comprehensive exploration of global issues and prepares students for careers in the dynamic global landscape. With a minimum requirement of a High School Diploma or its equivalent, this program entails a curriculum that covers core and elective courses in global studies, including international relations, politics, economics, and culture.
Proficiency in English is typically required for international applicants.
Applicants may need to demonstrate English language proficiency through standardized tests
Language requirements may vary, so it's important to check the specific criteria set by SIBA Campus.
High School Diploma or its equivalent is usually a primary entry requirement.
Meeting the Sri Lanka Qualifications Framework (SLQF) Level 5 criteria is essential.
Submission of a completed application form along with any required documents.
Meeting any additional requirements as specified by SIBA Campus.
| Category | Score |
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| Overall | minimum 8 |
| Reading | minimum 6 |
| Speaking | minimum 5.5 |
| Writing | minimum 5 |
Successful completion of a set of core courses related to global studies, which may include courses in international relations, global politics, economics, and culture.
Completion of elective courses that allow students to explore specific areas of interest within the global studies field
Attendance and active participation in lectures, seminars, and workshops.
B.A. General Degree - Management
Semester Based Study Plan
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Management Syllabus |
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Semester I |
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Course Code |
State (C/O/NC) |
Course Title |
Credits |
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MGT 165 |
C |
Principles of Management |
2 |
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MGT 166 |
C |
Marketing Management |
2 |
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Total Credits in Management |
04 |
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Semester II |
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Course Code |
State (C/O/NC) |
Course title |
Credits |
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MGT 167 |
C |
Organizational Leadership |
2 |
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MGT 168 |
C |
Industrial Law and Industrial Relations |
2 |
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MGT 344 |
M |
Exposure Visit I |
- |
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Total Credits in Management |
04 |
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Semester III |
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Course Code |
State (C/O/NC) |
Course title |
Credits |
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MGT 169 |
C |
Introduction to Financial Accounting |
2 |
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MGT 170 |
C |
Organizational Behavior |
2 |
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Total Credits in Management |
04 |
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Semester IV |
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Course Code |
State (C/O/NC) |
Course title |
Credits |
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MGT 171 |
C |
Entrepreneurship |
2 |
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MGT 173 |
C |
Operations Management |
2 |
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Total Credits in Management |
04 |
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Semester V |
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Course Code |
State (C/O/NC) |
Course title |
Credits |
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MGT 174 |
C |
Project Management |
2 |
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MGT 175 |
C |
Human Resource Management |
2 |
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Total Credits in Management |
04 |
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Semester VI |
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Course Code |
State (C/O/NC) |
Course title |
Credits |
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MGT 177 |
C |
Strategic Management |
2 |
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MGT 178 |
C |
Career Development |
2 |
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Total Credits in Management |
04 |
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Semester VII |
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Course Code |
State (C/O/NC) |
Course title |
Credits |
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MGT 345 |
C |
Project Work |
6 |
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MGT 344 |
M |
Exposure Visit II |
- |
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Total Credits in Management |
06 |
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Total credits for the course in Management |
30 |
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