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6. English Requirement

6.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR ENROLMENT
i) Placement Test. All degree program students (including CAS) must take the Academic Writing Placement (AWP) Test upon arrival on campus. Students will only be allowed to enroll for courses after they have taken the AWP.

ii) Academic and Technical Writing Courses.

All degree program students (including CAS) who have a score of less than 6.0 but at least 5.5 on the AWP are required to attend EL00.19 Academic and Technical Writing course. Those with AWP scores lower than 5.5 must take the following prerequisite courses:
EL00.13 English Composition I [for students whose AWP is less than 5.0]
EL00.15 English Composition II [for students whose AWP is between 5.0 - 5.4]
Those with AWP scores of 6.0 or higher are exempted from taking English courses.
Students are automatically registered in a particular semester for the appropriate English course based on the AWP score.
Students are to obtain a grade of ‘C’ on the required English course in order to progress to the succeeding English course.

iii) Exception. Those who have passed AIT EIT and have attained a score of 6.0 or above are exempted from taking the AWP and the English courses. The AITEIT score will automatically be considered as the AWP.

6.2 REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION. Students are to obtain a grade of ‘C’ or higher on all required English courses to graduate.

5. Registration / Enrolment

5.1 Definition
i) Registration means indication of the student’s intention to continue his/her studies in the following semester.
ii) Enrolment means to register oneself to a particular course, special study or thesis/research study/project/internship after registration has been done.

5.2 Registration/Enrolment should be done on-line through the Student Information System (SIS) under the ‘Register/Enroll menu’, and indicate ‘Yes or No’ if continuing in the following semester. All students are advised to clear their outstanding dues before registering.

5.3 Failure to ‘Register’ would disallow enrolling for credits.

5.4 A student must be registered, during the semester in which a degree is awarded, in the School endorsing the degree.

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4. Attendance/Residency Requirement

4.1 The normal period of study for the Master’s degree is four semesters. A Master student is likewise expected to register for four semesters, unless studies are completed in less time.

4.2 After admission to the Master’s degree program, a student must complete a period of full‑time attendance of not less than three semesters except for Dual Degree and Exchange students

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Program Committee

3.1 A Program Committee to supervise the thesis/research study/project shall be appointed by the School Dean for all students registered for the Master’s degree not later than the middle of the third semester of study.

3.2 The Program Committee is responsible for supervising the student’s program (and particularly his/her research) and for determining the content of the program. The Committee may require the student to take particular courses or to complete credits beyond the minimum number presented in the official degree requirements.

3.3 The Program Committee consists of three members, among whom one is the Chairperson. The Chairperson of a Program Committee must be a full‑time Faculty member of the rank of Assistant, Associate or Full Professor. Normally, the Chair and at least one member of a Program Committee are faculty members from the School where the student is enrolled. In exceptional cases and with approval of the School Dean, the Chair of the Program Committee may come from another School with the condition that a Co-Chairperson will be appointed from the School where the student is enrolled. An Adjunct Faculty member may serve as an ordinary member of a committee with the approval of the School Dean. Where additional expertise is required; it can be sought without commitment to Committee membership. An External Expert may however be appointed as member of the Program Committee.

3.4 The School Dean has the prerogative, after consultation with the Field of Study/Area of Study Coordinator, to revise the membership of a Program Committee.

3.5 EXTERNAL EXPERT MEMBERSHIP IN THE PROGRAM COMMITTEE. In cases where the research requires external expertise from business and industry, the Program Committee composition can be made more flexible by allowing an External Expert to be a member of the Committee, without necessarily being appointed to faculty status. This is mainly based on the principle that the research work would benefit from the expertise, experience and practical perspective of the external expert, thus enhancing the quality of the research (AS00.56). The procedures/guidelines for External Expert appointment are as follows:

i) He/She should have the required expertise on the subject area, and must be recommended by all members of the Program Committee, endorsed by the Field/Area of Study Coordinator, and approved by the School Dean.

ii) If a Bachelor’s degree holder, he/she should normally have 10 years work experience in the relevant area; if a Master’s degree holder, should normally have 5 years experience; If a doctoral degree holder, should normally have 3 years work experience.

iii) Should be a non-voting member only.

iv) The External Expert’s presence during the thesis examination period is optional.

v) The name of the external expert should appear on the thesis itself together with the other Program Committee members as “External Expert’s Name (External Expert)”. His/Her contact information should be included in the student’s record and be kept by the concerned Field/Area of Study for future reference.

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GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

1. DEGREE TITLE

1.1 The two-year Master degrees offered by AIT are the degrees of Master of Engineering, Master of Science, Master of Business Administration, and the Executive Master Degree all without further designation; their abbreviations are M.Eng., M.Sc., M.B.A. and M.Eng.(Executive) / M.Sc.(Executive)/ M.B.A.(Executive) respectively. The one-year Master degree offered by AIT are the degrees of Master of Engineering (Professional) and Master of Science (Professional) with abbreviation M.Eng.(P) and M.Sc.(P), respectively.

1.2 Successful applicants for the two-year Master degree are admitted to the M.Eng. or M.Sc. program depending upon their qualifications, except in the School of Management (SOM), where students are admitted to the M.B.A. program, and the fields of Natural Resources Management, Rural and Regional Development Planning, Gender and Development Studies, and Urban Environmental Management where students are admitted to the M.Sc. Program regardless of their undergraduate backgrounds.

2. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS. To qualify for the degree of Master of Engineering, Master of Science, Master of Business Administration, or Master of Engineering/Science (Professional), a student must

2.1 satisfactorily complete the minimum credit requirement by following courses approved by the Advisor or Program Committee;
2.2 achieve a final cumulative grade point average of not less than 2.75;
2.3 achieve a grade of excellent, very good, good or fair for the thesis, research study, project or internship; and
2.4 pass an oral examination on his/her thesis/research/ project/ internship.

SM72.01 Managing Internal Communication in Services
SM72.51 Service Marketing and Management
SM72.52 Marketing High Tech Services
SM72.53 Sales Management for Services
SM72.54 Events Marketing
SM72.55 Internet Marketing
SM72.56 New Product and Service Development
SM72.57 Customer Relationship Management
SM72.61 Value Chain Management in Service Operations
SM72.62 Service Quality, Customer Satisfaction and Value Measurement
SM72.71 Managing Services in the Digital Economy
SM72.83 Strategic Brand Management for Goods and Services
SM72.9001 Selected Topic: Building Partnership through Public Relations

List of course(s):
SM60.01 Business Communication
SM60.02 Business Research Methods
SM60.03 Corporate Social Responsibility and Ethics
SM60.04 Business Communications
SM60.11 Business Statistics
SM60.12 Business Statistics
SM60.21 Managerial Economics
SM60.22 Managerial Economics
SM60.31 Managerial Accounting
SM60.32 Financial Management
SM60.33 Managerial Accounting
SM60.34 Corporate Finance
SM60.41 Organizational Behavior and Structure
SM60.410 Organization et Management
SM60.42 Organizational Behavior and Structure
SM60.43 Human Resources Management
SM60.51 Marketing Management
SM60.52 Marketing Management
SM60.61 Operations Management
SM60.62 Managing Technology for Competitiveness
SM60.63 International Business
SM60.64 Managing International Business
SM60.65 Quantitative Methods for Management
SM60.66 Operations Management
SM60.67 Managing Technology for Competitiveness
SM60.71 Managing Technology for Competitiveness
SM60.72 International Business
SM60.82 Strategic Management of a Firm
SM60.9001 Selected Topic: Business Ethics
SM60.9002 Selected Topic: Consulting Practice
SM60.9003 Research Methodology
SM60.991A Special Study: (1 credit)
SM60.992A Special Study: (2 credits)
SM60.993A Special Study: (3 credits)
SM60.993B Special Study: (3 credits)
SM60.994A Special Study: (4 credits)
SM60.995A Special Study: (5 credits)
SM60.996A Special Study: (6 credits)
SM61.011 Master Thesis: (1 Credit)
SM61.0110 Master Thesis: (10 Credits)
SM61.0111 Master Thesis: (11 Credits)
SM61.0112 Master Thesis: (12 Credits)
SM61.0113 Master Thesis (13 Credits)
SM61.0114 Master Thesis (14 Credits)
SM61.0115 Master Thesis (15 Credits)
SM61.012 Master Thesis: (2 Credits)
SM61.013 Master Thesis: (3 Credits)
SM61.014 Master Thesis: (4 Credits)
SM61.015 Master Thesis: (5 Credits)
SM61.016 Master Thesis: (6 Credits)
SM61.017 Master Thesis: (7 Credits)
SM61.018 Master Thesis: (8 Credits)
SM61.019 Master Thesis: (9 Credits)
SM61.021 Master Research Study: (1 Credit)
SM61.0210 Master Research Study: (10 Credits)
SM61.022 Master Research Study: (2 Credits)
SM61.023 Master Research Study: (3 Credits)
SM61.024 Master Research Study: (4 Credits)
SM61.025 Master Research Study: (5 Credits)
SM61.026 Master Research Study: (6 Credits)
SM61.027 Master Research Study: (7 Credits)
SM61.028 Master Research Study: (8 Credits)
SM61.029 Master Research Study: (9 Credits)
SM61.031 Master Project: (1 Credit)
SM61.032 Master Project: (2 Credits)
SM61.033 Master Project: (3 Credits)
SM61.034 Master Project: (4 Credits)
SM61.035 Master Project: (5 Credits)
SM61.036 Master Project: (6 Credits)
SM62.01 Seminar in Applied Methodology in IB/MOT
SM62.03 Qualitative Research Methods in Management
SM62.04 Communication for Management Research
SM62.05 Communication for Business Research and Teaching
SM62.07 Qualitative Research Methods
SM62.09 Academic Writing for Business Research
SM62.10 Research Design and Data Collection
SM62.11 Data Analysis and Interpretation
SM62.12 Foundation for Management Research
SM62.13 Quantitative Data Analysis
SM62.20 Theories and Models of Markets
SM62.30 Advanced Corporate Finance
SM62.31 Advanced Management Control System
SM62.40 Advanced Organization Behaviour and Development
SM62.50 Advanced Marketing Management
SM62.70 Advanced Strategic Management of Technology
SM62.80 Advanced Strategic Management
SM62.81 Management of Education
SM62.9001 Selected Topic: Scholarly Writing and Presentation
SM62.9002 Selected Topic: Seminar in International Corporate Strategy and Organizational Change
SM62.9003 Selected Topic: Research Process: Developing and Assessing Conceptual Module
SM62.9004 Selected Topic: Current Research in International Business and Cross-cultural Management
SM62.9005 Selected Topic: Seminar in Applied Methodology in IB/MOT
SM62.9006 Selected Topic: Seminar in Applied Statistics in IB/MOT
SM62.9007 Selected Topic: Communication for Management Research and Teaching
SM62.9008 Selected Topic: Research Method I
SM62.9009 Selected Topic: Research Method II
SM62.9010 Selected Topic: Academic Writing and Journal Publication
SM63.011 Doctoral Thesis: (1 Credit)
SM63.0110 Doctoral Thesis: (10 Credits)
SM63.0111 Doctoral Thesis: (11 Credits)
SM63.0112 Doctoral Thesis: (12 Credits)
SM63.0113 Doctoral Thesis: (13 Credits)
SM63.0114 Doctoral Thesis: (14 Credits)
SM63.0115 Doctoral Thesis: (15 Credits)
SM63.012 Doctoral Thesis: (2 Credits)
SM63.013 Doctoral Thesis: (3 Credits)
SM63.014 Doctoral Thesis: (4 Credits)
SM63.015 Doctoral Thesis: (5 Credits)
SM63.016 Doctoral Thesis: (6 Credits)
SM63.017 Doctoral Thesis: (7 Credits)
SM63.018 Doctoral Thesis: (8 Credits)
SM63.019 Doctoral Thesis: (9 Credits)

course of Management Of Technology at School Of Management

List of course(s):
SM70.02 Project Management
SM70.11 Decision and Negotiation Analysis
SM70.12 Forecasting Techniques
SM70.21 International Transfer of Technology
SM70.22 Financing of Technological Ventures
SM70.31 R&D Management
SM70.32 Management of Innovation
SM70.33 High Tech Entrepreneurship and Business Plan Development
SM70.61 Competitive Manufacturing and Technology
SM70.62 Total Quality Management
SM70.63 Corporate Environmental Management
SM70.64 Strategic Supply Chain Management
SM70.71 Management of Information Systems
SM70.72 Managing and Implementing Electronic and Mobile Commerce
SM70.73 E-business Infrastructure
SM70.81 Technology Strategy
SM70.82 Technology Policy and Planning
SM70.84 Technology Assesment, Forecasting and Benchmarking
SM70.86 Enterprise Resource Planning
SM70.87 Information Technology Strategy
SM70.9001 Selected Topic: Management of Information Systems
SM70.9002 Selected Topic: Managing and Implementing Electronic and Mobile Commerce
SM70.9003 Selected Topic: E-business Infrastructure
SM70.9004 Selected Topic: New MOT Paradigms and Practical Approaches to MOT
SM70.9005 Selected Topic: Manufacturing Strategy
SM70.9006 Selected Topic: Knowledge Enabled Customer Relationship Management

course of International Public Managment at School Of Management

List of course(s):
SM73.01 Comparative Study of Public Management
SM73.31 Financial Institutions , Markets and Economic Development
SM73.32 Management Control in Public Organizations
SM73.44 Management of Change in Public Organizations
SM73.45 Modern Approaches of Public Sector Management
SM73.61 Managing Public and Development Projects
SM73.71 Information Technology in Public Organizations
SM73.81 Public Policy Implementation
SM73.82 Legal and Judicial Reforms and International Dispute Resolution
SM73.83 Strategic Management for Public Organizations
SM73.84 Public Policy Analysis
SM73.9001 Selected Topic: Information Technology in Public Organizations
SM73.9002 Selected Topic: Development Policy and Practice: A Survey Course

course of International Business at School Of Management

SM90.01 Business Communication
SM90.02 Project Management
SM90.03 EMBA Project
SM90.04 Business Communication
SM90.07 Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility
SM90.10 Business Communication and Ethics
SM90.11 International Business - Managerial Perspective
SM90.12 Strategic Analysis
SM90.14 Strategic Marketing for Products and Services
SM90.20 Management & Transfer of Technology
SM90.21 International Transfer of Technology
SM90.22 Managing Technology in a Firm
SM90.23 Supply Chain Management
SM90.25 High Tech Entrepreneurship and Business Plan Development
SM90.30 Financial and Management Accounting
SM90.31 Managerial Accounting
SM90.32 Management Control Systems
SM90.33 International Capital Markets
SM90.34 International Finance
SM90.35 Managerial Accounting
SM90.36 Financial Strategy of Firms
SM90.37 Corporate Finance in the Global Context
SM90.41 Human Resource Management
SM90.42 Cross-cultural Management
SM90.43 International Human Resource Management
SM90.44 Management of Change
SM90.45 Comparative Industrial Relations
SM90.50 International Marketing
SM90.51 Marketing Management
SM90.52 Service Marketing and Management
SM90.53 Business to Business Marketing
SM90.54 International Marketing Research
SM90.55 Marketing High Tech Services
SM90.56 Sales Management for Services
SM90.57 Customer Relationship Management
SM90.58 Management of E-business
SM90.60 Innovation & Techno Entrepreneurship
SM90.61 Operations Management
SM90.62 Service Quality, Customer Satisfaction and Value Measurement
SM90.63 Management of Innovation
SM90.64 R&D Management
SM90.65 High Tech Entrepreneurship and Business Plan Development
SM90.66 Total Quality Management
SM90.67 Strategic Supply Chain Management
SM90.70 Enterprise Resource Planning
SM90.71 Managing Technology for Competitiveness
SM90.80 Business Negotiations
SM90.81 Strategic Management of a Firm
SM90.82 International Joint Ventures and Alliances
SM90.83 Managerial Decision Making
SM90.84 Business Simulation
SM90.85 Decision and Negotiation Analysis
SM90.86 Strategic Brand Management for Goods and Services
SM90.9001 Selected Topic: International Business Dispute Management in Asia
SM90.9002 Selected Topic: Leadership Communication
SM90.9003 Selected Topic: Knowledge Management
SM90.9004 Selected Topic: Project Management
SM90.9005 Selected Topic: Case Research on Functional Issues
SM90.99 Case Research on Strategic Issues
SM90.992 Case Research on Strategic Issues
SM90.99B Case Research on Functional Issues