National Diploma (ND) Programme

Overview of Aims and Structure of the Programme

The National Diploma Programme in Business Administration and Management is designed to train young men and women in the principles, procedures and techniques of Business Administration and Management, Marketing, Public Administration. Co-operative Services, and Purchasing and Supply.

In this context, the ND Diplomates should among others, be able to:

conduct a simple structure survey on any aspect of business and make appropriate recommendations to the authority;

identify management problems at appropriate levels, analyse them and design management strategies to overcome them;

interpret and assist in the execution of overall co-operative development policies.

carry out evaluation of investment assets for investment purposes and assist in the analysis of investment proposals;

interpret basic statistical data, and

assist in the preparation of short and long term budget plans.

All these would enable the trained students to contribute to the efficient and effective management of the National Economic Resources.
Departmental Association

Students activities are organised under the banner of the National Association of Business Administration and Management Students (NABUS). All Business Administration Students are required to be members of this Association. The Association’s activities include: organisation of workshops, symposia, public lectures, publication of periodicals and the like, for the purpose of developing competence. In fact, its main aim is to strengthen the confidence of and encourage young men and women in the field of Business Administration and Management.