Integrated Business Analysis

Business & Management

Understand contributions of commerce disciplines to value creation and sustain superior performance; analyze strategic decision making and challenges of decision making under uncertainty.

NZ$841

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NZQA Level 6 Certification (15 Credits)

Study Level

Advanced

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In-person study

Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting

Lincoln University, Lincoln

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Understand commerce disciplines' value

Understand the contributions of various commerce disciplines to creating value and sustaining superior performance.

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Appreciate strategic decision complexity

Appreciate the complexity of strategic decision making and challenges of decision-making under uncertainty.

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Investigate problem root causes

Investigate the root causes and various dimensions of a problem.

What You're Signing Up For

This Bachelor-level course covers the contributions of various commerce disciplines to creating value and sustaining superior performance. It delves into the complexity of strategic decision making and decision-making challenges under uncertainty. Topics include problem root cause analysis, evaluating feasible actions, sourcing reputable information for informed decisions, forming and defending opinions logically, and influencing stakeholder decisions with societal and environmental impact considerations. The course is designed to equip students with skills for superior strategic business analysis and decision-making processes.

Course Content

  • Contributions of various commerce disciplines to value creation and superior performance
  • Complexity of strategic decision making
  • Challenges in decision making under uncertainty
  • Root cause investigation of business problems
  • Evaluation of feasible alternatives for business action
  • Use of information from various reputable sources for decision making
  • Formulating and defending opinions logically and with integrity
  • Influencing decisions impacting stakeholders, environment, and society

What you need to know first

Minimum of 240 credit points from specified courses

Any level 100 course

Any level 200 course

Any level 300 course

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What sort of industry will this job lead to

  • Commerce

  • Business Management

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Future employment opportunities might be

  • Business analyst roles

  • Strategic decision support

  • Management consulting