BUS5001 The Art and Science of Business Strategy
Issued by
Navitas
Earners of the ACAP MBA The Art and Science of Business Strategy credential have a comprehensive understanding of balancing the expectations of organisational stakeholders - customers, shareholders, employees, and government. Earners can consider risk assessment, organisational capacity and viable modelling to synthesise strategic plans to move the organisation forward and devise metrics to assess strategic efficacy.
- Type Learning
- Level Advanced
- Time Months
Skills
- Ethical Issues
- organisational capacity
- Risk Assessment
- Strategic Management
Earning Criteria
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Earners have engaged in intensive learning sessions, participated in weekly learning activities, and engaged in robust discussions with peers and facilitators, as well as completed the following assessment tasks to demonstrate their understanding of The Art and Science of Business Strategy.
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Prepared a briefing document report of a public company’s external environment and industry environment, using company’s latest annual report, supplemented by additional research via the library and other publicly available sources to analyse and appraise the environments.
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Prepared a 10-minute presentation to the company board describing the firm’s unique set of resources and capabilities across multiple dimensions, including risk assessment, organisational capacity and analysis of the chosen public company. Participants are also required to respond as a board member/peer reviewer of peers.
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Prepared a consultative plan as a group assignment, that analyses the annual report of assigned company by including external and industry analysis, analysis of company’s unique resources and capabilities, a SWOT analysis and strategic recommendations to take the company in a new direction.
Standards
AQF is the Australian Quality Framework. Level 9 refers to post graduate certificate courses of study, and students at this level are able to apply knowledge and skills to demonstrate autonomy, expert judgment, adaptability and responsibility as a practitioner or learner.