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Programme:

Contemporary Enterprise Management

Study Cycle: First Cycle (Undergraduate)
Faculty: Business and Economics
Academic year: 2023 / 2024
ECTS: 180 (3 years) Accrediation
Decision: Decision for starting of the program

The "Contemporary Enterprise Management" program is a balanced combination of basic theoretical knowledge and specific professional skills. The structure of the three-year program includes studies that are by nature dynamic, integrative and interactive. The program is designed to offer an integrative approach of topics of contemporary enterprise management, implementing this concept through teaching and practical program. Subjects that are included in this program represent perspectives that are based on theory, which is closely related to practical application in the business world. This program allows students to acquire the necessary skills and experience in management, marketing and finance in profit and non-profit oriented organizations.

During the three years of this program, the students have opportunity for practical work (practice), whereby they will be able to apply their knowledge, capacity, ability and skills obtained in the Faculty. The practical work is obliged and included in all cycle of study.  They need 50% of their time to work practically in the company, where they will upgrade their practical knowledge and skills according to the labour market needs and specifically to meet the requirement of the company.

The "Contemporary Enterprise Management" program will offer students:

  • Raising of the level of enterprise management and administration and development of contemporary management;
  • Training and developing managers of contemporary profile: entrepreneurs, willing to take actions, and risks related with each initiative, flexible, decisive and courageous people;
  • Education of highly qualified and professional managers with leadership skills and a desire to address the challenges of the new millennium;
  • Create managers with new views and way of thinking, develop the ability to predict the future and accept the today’s challenges and opportunities.
Knowledge and understanding
  • Has necessary knowledge and business functions: marketing, economics, management of finance, business modelling, operations management, risk management, entrepreneurial leadership, strategic management, basics of business law and business planning;
  • Has knowledge of the functional areas of entrepreneurship, current research and innovations, future trends, and the impact of these developments on theory and practice;
  • Has knowledge and understanding of the regional, national and global economic market situation;
  • Has knowledge of financial theories, analysis, and reporting;
  • Acquire a strong foundation in how to start a business and be armed for future careers or graduate studies in SME management and entrepreneurship or related fields;
  • Explain the concepts, models, innovations, frameworks, and tools for understanding SME management and entrepreneurship process in particular and business in general.
Applying knowledge and understanding
  • Has knowledge to develop and pitch own business plan on a professional level and implement it in real life situation.
  • Has knowledge to understand the principles of successfully managing new venture creation process.
  • Has the ability to assist in making successful marketing, financial and general management plans and strategies.
Making judgement
  • Think critically and apply theoretical knowledge and practical experience for identification and analysis of business problems.
  • Critically analyze and evaluate identified entrepreneurial opportunities.
  • Think strategically about appropriate activities of action for capturing, sustaining the proper business model.
Communication skills
  • Demonstrate understanding of individual and group dynamics in organizations;
  • Function effectively in team work;
  • Deal effectively with people from diverse social, economic, cultural and religious backgrounds;
  • Demonstrate understanding and sensitivity of ethical, social, and legal responsibilities of companies;
  • Presents business ideas effectively;
  • Demonstrate key negotiating skills;
  • Interpret business data and economic indicators.
Learning skills
  • Able to search and detect sources of learning;
  • Able to allow for individual and team learning;
  • Has the ability to do business analysis and use scientific literature and review of other authors.

Semester 1

  • Practice
  • Marketing Concepts and Commercialization
    The purpose of this course is for students to acquire knowledge of basic concepts that are embedded in the marketing functions of modern organizations. The focus is on concepts and issues associated with marketing products and services to consumers. Specifically, the goal is for students to learn about the marketing environment by analyzing the market and implementing successful marketing strategies in this environment. Students will also be able to apply scientific concepts to design a complete marketing plan for their product. This course contributes to familiarizing students with various activities in the field of marketing, contributing company to be competitive and successful in the market.
  • Introduction to Business Concepts
    The purpose of this course is to familiarize students with the external and internal environment of the company. Also, attention will be paid to the financial, marketing, management and organizational function of the enterprise. In addition, will be treated the impact of the company on the community in which it operates. Students will gain knowledge to: Explain the fundamental economic problems; understand the relationship between limited resources, values, benefits and wealth; understand cohesive relationship between micro and macro economics; discuss the objectives and instruments of macroeconomics; understand and explain economic cycles; debate on international economic relations etc., and their impact on the business.
  • Introduction to Accounting
    The purpose of the course is to help students to understand the essence of accounting to learn the basics of financial accounting and accounting concepts and principles. Specifically, students will gain the knowledge and understanding of financial statements, their components, the basic rules of accounting data, use of accounting documents.
  • Free elective course 1
    Language Courses
    • Albanian Language for Professional Purposes
    • Academic Writing in English
    • Academic Writing in Macedonian
    • Academic Writing in Albanian
    • German Language (level 1 to 4)
    • French Language
    Communication Skills
    • Public Speaking
    • Intercultural Studies
    • Communication Skills
    IT Skills
    • Advanced Excel
    • Advanced IT skills
    • Advanced knowledge of Word and PowerPoint
    • Google Apps
    • Advanced Access
    • Desktop Publications
    • Web Publications
    Miscellaneous
    • Environmental Protection
    • Sports, Recreation and Culture
    • Professional Career Development
  • Elective course 1
    • Business Plan Writing and Analysis
    • Managerial Ethics and Stakeholders Management
    • Business and Labor Law
    • New Product Development and Commercialization
    • Macroeconomics
    • Accounting and Cost Analysis
    • Local and International Taxes
    • Project Management and Organization
    • Executive Leadership
    • Advertising, sales promotion and presentation
    • Market Research and Competition
    • Consumer Behaviour Management
    • Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
    • Risk Management
    • Quality and Production Management
    • E-commerce
    • Investment Management
    • Knowledge Management in Enterprise

Semester 2

  • Business Communication
    The purpose of this course is to familiarize students with the concept of communication. In recent years more and more companies apply the techniques of business communication as the main tool to answer to a very high competition in the global market. This course is an attempt to improve the communication skills of students with theoretical but mostly practical implication correct way communication in an organizational environment with employees and managers as well as maintenance meetings, how to respond when interviewing, negotiating and motivate those around them.
  • Practice
  • Business Mathematics
    The goals of this subject are as follows: - students to be able to apply the system of linear equations to solve various problems in the field of business and economics; - students to be able to apply their knowledge of linear models and numerous arrays for solving various problems in business and economics; - to provide students with advanced knowledge for calculating compound interest, periodic deposits, periodic rents, loans and financial decisions.
  • Microeconomics and prices
    The course is designed to give a basic understanding of economic phenomena and global universal microeconomic terminology. It forwards and analyzes the theoretical approaches that allow students to come to their own idea of the possible applicative solutions to the problems of production, exchange and organization of individual enterprise, a separate branch or separate market.
  • Free elective course 2
    Language Courses
    • Albanian Language for Professional Purposes
    • Academic Writing in English
    • Academic Writing in Macedonian
    • Academic Writing in Albanian
    • German Language (level 1 to 4)
    • French Language
    Communication Skills
    • Public Speaking
    • Intercultural Studies
    • Communication Skills
    IT Skills
    • Advanced Excel
    • Advanced IT skills
    • Advanced knowledge of Word and PowerPoint
    • Google Apps
    • Advanced Access
    • Desktop Publications
    • Web Publications
    Miscellaneous
    • Environmental Protection
    • Sports, Recreation and Culture
    • Professional Career Development
  • Elective course 2
    • Business Plan Writing and Analysis
    • Managerial Ethics and Stakeholders Management
    • Business and Labor Law
    • New Product Development and Commercialization
    • Macroeconomics
    • Accounting and Cost Analysis
    • Local and International Taxes
    • Project Management and Organization
    • Executive Leadership
    • Advertising, sales promotion and presentation
    • Market Research and Competition
    • Consumer Behaviour Management
    • Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
    • Risk Management
    • Quality and Production Management
    • E-commerce
    • Investment Management
    • Knowledge Management in Enterprise

Semester 3

  • Financial Mathematics
    The goal of this course is for students to gain: the basic knowledge of financial mathematics provided in this subject; extensive knowledge in the field of financial mathematics and their application in practice.
  • Financial Planning and Analysis
    The aim of the course is required theoretically fund transfer knowledge and skills of students in the area of financial management, as well as training students with contemporary theoretical and practical knowledge and experience of the analysis of the fundamental concepts of finance companies, financial and real investment projects and their evaluation through the time dimension of money. The aim of the course continues to train students how to use adequate sources of financing, efficient capital management and determination of proper structure, determining appropriate policy allocation of profits dividend policy and finalize the financial planning and forecasting, etc. . Achieving the intended goals of the subject, students create new opportunities for competitive access to the labor market or effectively manage their own real businesses.
  • Financial Accounting
    The aim of this course is to equip students with advanced knowledge in the field of accounting and their application in the accounting system of business entities.
  • Practice
  • Free elective course 3
    Language Courses
    • Albanian Language for Professional Purposes
    • Academic Writing in English
    • Academic Writing in Macedonian
    • Academic Writing in Albanian
    • German Language (level 1 to 4)
    • French Language
    Communication Skills
    • Public Speaking
    • Intercultural Studies
    • Communication Skills
    IT Skills
    • Advanced Excel
    • Advanced IT skills
    • Advanced knowledge of Word and PowerPoint
    • Google Apps
    • Advanced Access
    • Desktop Publications
    • Web Publications
    Miscellaneous
    • Environmental Protection
    • Sports, Recreation and Culture
    • Professional Career Development
  • Elective course 3
    • Business Plan Writing and Analysis
    • Managerial Ethics and Stakeholders Management
    • Business and Labor Law
    • New Product Development and Commercialization
    • Macroeconomics
    • Accounting and Cost Analysis
    • Local and International Taxes
    • Project Management and Organization
    • Executive Leadership
    • Advertising, sales promotion and presentation
    • Market Research and Competition
    • Consumer Behaviour Management
    • Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
    • Risk Management
    • Quality and Production Management
    • E-commerce
    • Investment Management
    • Knowledge Management in Enterprise

Semester 4

  • Statistical Analysis for Managers
    The goal of the program is for students to gain the knowledge to be able to: - use descriptive analysis with data analysis; - use probability and random variables in solving business problems; - understand statistical lock which is the basis for interpreting the results and making business decisions; using correlation and simple and multiple regression; - know the basics of the analysis of variance; - understand the basics of index numbers and time series analysis methods.
  • Practice
  • Human Resource Management
    The purpose of this course is to acquaint students with the importance and role of human resource management in contemporary business organizations. Within this course students will become familiar with the process management of human resources both in theory and practice of international and domestic companies.
  • Professional Management Skills
    The purpose of this course is to familiarize students with the basics of management, its genesis, definition and basic principles which should be based on the work of any future manager. This course also aims to acquaint students with knowledge of the basic functions of management as planning, organizing, coordinating, motivating and controlling. Mastery of this subject will provide students with the ability: To learn the basics of management and to enable them to give concrete examples; To be able to see the mastery of this subject as the need and acquiring knowledge to be in the context of practical application of learning; To think of an effective way this will help them to face with business problems in their future life.
  • Elective course 5
    • Business Plan Writing and Analysis
    • Managerial Ethics and Stakeholders Management
    • Business and Labor Law
    • New Product Development and Commercialization
    • Macroeconomics
    • Accounting and Cost Analysis
    • Local and International Taxes
    • Project Management and Organization
    • Executive Leadership
    • Advertising, sales promotion and presentation
    • Market Research and Competition
    • Consumer Behaviour Management
    • Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
    • Risk Management
    • Quality and Production Management
    • E-commerce
    • Investment Management
    • Knowledge Management in Enterprise
  • Elective course 4
    • Business Plan Writing and Analysis
    • Managerial Ethics and Stakeholders Management
    • Business and Labor Law
    • New Product Development and Commercialization
    • Macroeconomics
    • Accounting and Cost Analysis
    • Local and International Taxes
    • Project Management and Organization
    • Executive Leadership
    • Advertising, sales promotion and presentation
    • Market Research and Competition
    • Consumer Behaviour Management
    • Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
    • Risk Management
    • Quality and Production Management
    • E-commerce
    • Investment Management
    • Knowledge Management in Enterprise

Semester 5

  • Operations Support Systems
    The purpose of this course is for students to gain the knowledge to be able to: - prepare and make decisions that would provide manufacturing and services; prepare and make decisions that controls production and services; - find an appropriate approach to resolve any situation related with the complex issues of production and services; - realize the various activities of the organization and functioning of the entire system operating management; - prepare and make decisions that create conditions for production and services.
  • Organizational Change Management
    The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the importance and role of management with organizational changes in contemporary business organizations. Within this course students will learn about the process of change management as the theory and practice of international and domestic companies.
  • Entrepreneurial Management
    The objective of this course is to help students to understand the meaning and essence of the functioning and organization of small entrepreneurial enterprises in the economy and successful management during the process of their development.
  • Practice
  • Elective course 6
    • Business Plan Writing and Analysis
    • Managerial Ethics and Stakeholders Management
    • Business and Labor Law
    • New Product Development and Commercialization
    • Macroeconomics
    • Accounting and Cost Analysis
    • Local and International Taxes
    • Project Management and Organization
    • Executive Leadership
    • Advertising, sales promotion and presentation
    • Market Research and Competition
    • Consumer Behaviour Management
    • Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
    • Risk Management
    • Quality and Production Management
    • E-commerce
    • Investment Management
    • Knowledge Management in Enterprise
  • Elective course 7
    • Business Plan Writing and Analysis
    • Managerial Ethics and Stakeholders Management
    • Business and Labor Law
    • New Product Development and Commercialization
    • Macroeconomics
    • Accounting and Cost Analysis
    • Local and International Taxes
    • Project Management and Organization
    • Executive Leadership
    • Advertising, sales promotion and presentation
    • Market Research and Competition
    • Consumer Behaviour Management
    • Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
    • Risk Management
    • Quality and Production Management
    • E-commerce
    • Investment Management
    • Knowledge Management in Enterprise

Semester 6

  • International Business Strategies
    The purpose of this course is for students: to understand the difference between global creation, maintenance and modification compared with international strategies in terms of international business; commit SWOT analysis for various international companies, as well as be able to learn new global markets ;understand the essence of global international business and the use of global communications; define and use strategies for the assessment of joint ventures (joint venture), unification and buying various companies in order to gain access to new markets and others.
  • Consulting 'Capstone' Project
    The aim of the course is to provide students the opportunity to solve real business problems in companies, selected by their own choice, in a team of 3-4 students in the course of 3-4 months. Students work together as a consulting team in a company and seek solutions to its problems, which will be put into use by the company. Student teams develop their analysis and recommendations during the two terms and complete the project by submitting a final report and presentation to the leadership of the company.
  • Strategies for Managers
    The course aims to provide students with evaluation and implementation of key elements of strategic analysis, choosing the right strategy within the flexible plan, and to stimulate thinking about the problems associated with the implementation of the formulated strategy.
  • Practice
  • Elective course 8
    • Business Plan Writing and Analysis
    • Managerial Ethics and Stakeholders Management
    • Business and Labor Law
    • New Product Development and Commercialization
    • Macroeconomics
    • Accounting and Cost Analysis
    • Local and International Taxes
    • Project Management and Organization
    • Executive Leadership
    • Advertising, sales promotion and presentation
    • Market Research and Competition
    • Consumer Behaviour Management
    • Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
    • Risk Management
    • Quality and Production Management
    • E-commerce
    • Investment Management
    • Knowledge Management in Enterprise
  • Elective course 9
    • Business Plan Writing and Analysis
    • Managerial Ethics and Stakeholders Management
    • Business and Labor Law
    • New Product Development and Commercialization
    • Macroeconomics
    • Accounting and Cost Analysis
    • Local and International Taxes
    • Project Management and Organization
    • Executive Leadership
    • Advertising, sales promotion and presentation
    • Market Research and Competition
    • Consumer Behaviour Management
    • Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
    • Risk Management
    • Quality and Production Management
    • E-commerce
    • Investment Management
    • Knowledge Management in Enterprise
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