In addition to the fundamental management areas of production, marketing, and finance, this master’s program also covers macroeconomic and microeconomic analysis, industry analysis, forecasting, and project analysis. Equipped with these tools and taught how to wield them with precision, the ABEP graduate is prepared to make keen analyses of the business and economic situation of the company, the industry, and the country.

The course begins in July of every school year. The courses are given in eight modules that have two subjects each. Each subject runs once a week for ten weeks. Class hours are from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. It features lectures, research presentations, and class discussions. The first one and a half years are devoted to coursework and the last semester to thesis writing and defense.