Organization
The University College now has three Schools, namely, the School of Business and Economics (SBE), the School of Informatics and Engineering (SIE), and the School of Research and Graduate Studies (SRGS). The School of Research and Graduate Studies currently offers four postgraduate degree programmes, namely, Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Science in Statistics, Master of Divinity, and Master of Theology. The MBA programme is jointly offered by Regent University College and the Maastricht School of Management. The School of Research and Graduate Studies provides oversight to all postgraduate programmes. There is also the Language Centre and a newly established Centre for Academic Writing. A number of interdisciplinary programmes cross the boundaries between schools and disciplines.
School of Business and Economics (SBE): The School of Business and Economics (SBE) adopts a multi-disciplinary approach in the study of Business related courses with computing, with the aim of producing highly marketable 'hybrid' professionals equipped with information technology skills and the competencies and professional skills required in their own chosen fields.
Students are enabled, with this special arrangement, to acquire the versatility required to function effectively and successfully in today's ICT-driven business environment. The following are the departments under this school and the undergraduate degree programmes they each offer:
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