TOP 10 PROFESSIONAL COURSES IN WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 2

An integrated approach to mergers and acquisitions, business alliances, and corporate restructuring.

This course examines concepts of building cost planning and its theory and application in New Zealand. An overview of the principles of estimation, the standard method of measurement, schedules of quantities, elemental analysis, IT cost estimation and financial analysis.

This course focuses on monitoring and evaluation in public management and public policy and how high-quality monitoring and evaluation can improve policy and delivery, decision-making and the efficiency and effectiveness of resource allocation. The course will examine common forms of evaluation and

Principles of applied behaviour analysis (ABA) and application of these principles in educational settings to promote learning and development. This course includes a review of the historical antecedents of applied behaviour analysis

his course examines the management of brands with a strategic emphasis. It addresses the building, measurement and management of brand equity along with different branding strategies and the evaluation of brands and their lifecycles.

This course provides participants with a working understanding of classic frameworks in strategic management and introduces a selection of new thinking in this area.

Theory and practice of the management of projects in organisations. The system development cycle; organisational and behavioural issues; systems and procedures for scheduling, resource allocation, control, and evaluation of projects.

It focuses on contracting out (from classical to relational contracting), procurement (purchasing) and more recent shifts towards partnership and collaboration (especially in social services).

Market research is one of the most effective ways to provide such insights and knowledge. This course provides a hands-on approach to experience both qualitative and quantitative market research.

The course introduces students to the processes, supply chains and operational systems that determine the value added by an organisation’s primary products and services.