The Junior MBA – Foundations of Business & Management introduces students to core concepts in modern business, management, and entrepreneurship. Using Complete MBA For Dummies, 2nd Edition as the primary text, students gain a practical understanding of how organizations operate, the principles of leadership, the impact of globalization, and the importance of social responsibility in today’s economy.
Through interactive digital assignments and projects, students explore real-world business scenarios, develop strategic thinking skills, and analyze trends shaping industries. By the end of the semester, students will have a foundational grasp of business disciplines—such as management, entrepreneurship, marketing, and strategic planning—preparing them for advanced study and career readiness.
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
Identify and explain core business concepts including leadership, entrepreneurship, and strategic planning.
Analyze current global trends and their influence on businesses.
Demonstrate understanding of motivational theories and workforce engagement.
Apply SWOT analysis and basic strategic planning techniques to case studies.
Develop and present innovative business ideas through digital, interactive media.
Reflect on ethical and social responsibility considerations in business decision-making.
Direct instruction combined with guided readings from Complete MBA For Dummies.
Digital interactive modules (H5P activities such as branching scenarios, quizzes, and case studies).
Collaborative discussions and peer-review of business proposals.
Application-based assignments focusing on real-world business challenges.
H5P interactive quizzes and branching scenarios (40%).
Digital SWOT analysis and case study activities (30%).
Video-based entrepreneurship pitch project (20%).
Participation in online discussion forums and reflective journaling (10%).
