Diploma in Cooperative Management Syllabus - Indira Gandhi Institute of Cooperative Management, Lucknow

Syllabus and Subjects of Diploma in Cooperative Management

A Diploma in Cooperative Management focuses on providing students with a deep understanding of cooperative principles, management strategies, and practices. This program typically includes a comprehensive syllabus covering topics such as cooperative laws and regulations, cooperative accounting and finance, cooperative marketing, cooperative leadership and governance, rural and agricultural cooperatives, cooperative entrepreneurship, and cooperative development. Through this syllabus, students gain insights into how cooperative organizations operate, their role in economic and social development, and how to effectively manage and lead them. The program often includes case studies, practical projects, and internships to provide students with hands-on experience in cooperative management. Graduates of this program are well-equipped to work in various cooperative organizations, contribute to community development, and promote the cooperative business model.

Here is an overview of the syllabus commonly offered in a Diploma in Cooperative Management program:

Semester/Year	Subjects
First	Introduction to Cooperative Management
	Cooperative Principles and Values
	Cooperative Legal Framework
	Cooperative Governance and Management
	Cooperative Accounting and Finance
	Cooperative Marketing and Sales
	Cooperative Entrepreneurship
	Rural Development and Cooperatives
Second	Cooperative Audit and Compliance
	Cooperative HR Management
	Cooperative Risk Management
	Cooperative Project Management
	Cooperative Information Systems
	Cooperative Laws and Regulations
	Cooperative Leadership and Team Building
	Cooperative Case Studies and Analysis

Projects

 

Completing projects as part of a Diploma in Cooperative Management is an integral part of the curriculum. These projects allow students to apply their theoretical knowledge and practical skills to real-world cooperative management scenarios. Some project topics that students may undertake include:

 

(1). Analysis of a Cooperative Society's (2). Financial Performance

(3). Developing a Marketing Plan for a Cooperative Enterprise

(4). Designing a Cooperative Governance Framework

(5). Conducting a Feasibility Study for a New Cooperative Venture

(6). Assessing the Impact of Cooperative Development Programs

(7). Implementing Cooperative Training and Capacity Building Initiatives

(8). Creating a Business Plan for a Cooperative Start-up

(9). Evaluating Cooperative Impact on Rural Livelihoods

(10). Designing and Implementing a Cooperative Information System

 

Reference Books

 

Here are some reference books that can provide additional insights and knowledge in the field of Cooperative Management:

 

(1). "Cooperative Management and Administration" by S. K. Sharma and M. C. Goyal

(2). "Cooperative Management: Principles and Techniques" by K. S. Chauhan

(3). "Cooperative Management: Principles and Techniques" by D. R. Arora

(4). "Cooperative Management: Theory and Practice" by R. K. Uppal and R. S. Chhikara

(5). "Cooperative Management and Rural Development" by L. N. Ranga and M. S. Murthy

(6). "Cooperative Management" by M. V. Srinivas

 

These books cover various aspects of cooperative management, including principles, governance, finance, marketing, legal frameworks, and rural development. It's recommended to refer to these books as supplementary resources to gain a deeper understanding of cooperative management practices and principles.