Department of Strategy and Policy faculty members are actively involved in teaching various courses leading to the following degrees in the NUS Business School:
Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Master of Science (Management)
APEX-MBA (English)
APEX-MBA (Chinese)
UCLA-NUS Executive MBA
Doctor of Philosophy
BSP1004 Legal Environment of Business
BSP1005 Managerial Economics
BSP2001 Macro & International Economics
BSP2005 Asia Pacific Business, Ethics & Society
BSP3001 Business Policy & Strategy
BSP3514A Topics in Strategy Analysis: Business Case Analysis
BSP4512 Global Strategic Management
BSP4513 Econometrics: Theory & Practical Business Applications
BCP4002 Consulting Practicum
GEK1042 Intellectual Property in Cyberspace
SSB1204 Labour Laws in Singapore
SSB2212 Singapore Legal System: Implications for Business
TR2202 Technological Innovation
TR3002 New Venture Creation
UBZ4001 Management of Intellectual Property
BSP3001 Business Policy & Strategy
BMA5001 Managerial Economics
BMA5011 Macro and International Economics
BMA5013 Corporate Strategy
BMA5102 Legal Issues in Business
BMA5104 Global Strategic Management
BMA5108 Technopreneurship
BMA5111 Microeconomics of Competitiveness
BMA5112 Asia Pacific Business
BMA5115 Management of Technology Innovation
BME5002 Corporate Strategy
BME5004 The Business Environment in Asia
BME5005 International Business & Law
BME5012 Synthesis: Thinking Creatively & Strategically
BMC5002 Corporate Strategy
BMC5004 The Business Environment in Asia
BMC5005 International Business & Law
BMC5010 Corporate Finance & Corporate Governance
BMU5002 Asian Business Environment
BMU5003 Economic Analysis for Managers
BMU5013 International Management Strategies
BMU5015 Competitive Strategy & Business Policy
- BBP6781 Seminar in Strategic Management 1
- BBP6782A Seminar in Strategic Management IIA
- BBP6782B Seminar in Strategic Management IIB
- BBP6791 Seminar in International Business
- BBP6792 Econometrics for Management Research (will be taught by Department of Information Systems as IS6004)
- BBP6793 Economic Modeling for Management Research
- BBP6794 Seminar in Innovation and Entrepreneurship