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Type	Code	Name
Modules	BEM 882	Marketing management 882
Modules	BEM 814	Quantitative research for marketing decisions 814
Modules	BEM 815	Qualitative research for marketing decisions 815
Modules	BEM 816	Multivariate statistical methods 816
Modules	BEM 811	Research article 811
Modules	BEM 813	Marketing theory 813
Modules	BEM 795	Research report: Marketing management 795
Modules	BEM 801	Research process 801
Modules	GIA 712	Decision modelling and machine learning 712
Modules	GIA 713	Fintech: digital transformation in financial services 713
Modules	GIA 716	Corporate finance techniques 716
Modules	GIA 717	Human computer interaction 717
Modules	GIA 718	Information ethics 718
Modules	GIA 719	Design thinking 719
Modules	GIA 720	Business communication for impact 720
Modules	GIA 751	Applied business project 751
Modules	GIA 753	Business communication for impact 753
Modules	GIA 780	Innovation and critical thinking 780
Modules	BEL 893	Research methodology 893
Modules	BEL 993	Research proposal 993
Modules	BEL 997	Thesis: Taxation 997
Modules	BEM 783	Marketing in practice 783
Modules	BEL 780	Taxation 780
Modules	BEL 790	Research methodology 790
Modules	BEL 890	Dissertation: Taxation 890
Modules	BEL 750	Taxation 750
Modules	BEL 760	Taxation 760
Modules	BEB 803	Industrial counselling 803
Modules	BEL 701	Taxation 701
Modules	BEL 705	Taxation 705
Modules	BDL 701	General principles of taxation 701
Modules	BDL 702	Specific taxes 702
Modules	BDL 703	Technical reports 703
Modules	BDO 995	Thesis 995
Modules	ABV 990	Thesis: Labour relations 990
Modules	AET 700	Public administration and management theory 700
Modules	ABV 900	Labour relations 900
Modules	ABV 901	Theoretical principles of labour relations management 901
Modules	ABV 902	Labour relations management practice 902
Modules	ABV 903	Legal principles of labour relations management 903
Modules	ABV 904	Psycho-socio dynamics of labour relations management 904
Modules	ABV 898	Mini-dissertation: Labour relations 898
Modules	GMD 806	Mini-dissertation: Healthcare business management 806
Modules	GMD 807	Mini-dissertation: Climate leadership 807
Modules	GMD 808	Mini-dissertation: Digital leadership 808
Modules	GMD 809	Mini-dissertation: Manufacturing 809
Modules	GMD 805	Mini-dissertation: Consulting portfolio 805
Modules	GMD 801	Mini-dissertation: Change leadership 801
Modules	GMD 802	Mini-dissertation: Leading in New Economies 802
Modules	GMD 803	Mini-dissertation: Applied business analysis and research 803

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