Course Overview
Study Program
Business
Overview
Admission Requirements
Course Overview: The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) is a comprehensive program designed to provide students with a solid foundation in the principles and practices of modern business. The curriculum covers core business disciplines, including finance, marketing, management, and operations. Through a combination of theoretical instruction and practical application, students will develop the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate the dynamic world of business and to drive organizational success.
Program Objectives:
Provide a well-rounded education in the fundamental areas of business.
Foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication skills.
Offer opportunities for practical experience through internships, case studies, and group projects.
Equip students with the ethical and global perspectives necessary for responsible business leadership.
Course Structure: The program spans over four years, divided into eight semesters, blending foundational business knowledge with specialization options.
Year 1: Introduction to Business, Principles of Economics, Business Mathematics, Business Communication.
Year 2: Principles of Marketing, Financial Accounting, Business Ethics, Business Statistics.
Year 3: Management Theory & Practice, Corporate Finance, Operations Management, Business Information Systems.
Year 4: International Business, Strategic Management, Electives (based on specialization: Marketing, Finance, HR, etc.), Capstone Project in Business.
Introduction to Business Exam\n\nOverview of the business world and its various sectors
The role and importance of businesses in the economy
Principles of Economics Exam\n\nBasic concepts in micro and macroeconomics
Supply, demand, and market equilibrium
Business Mathematics Exam\n\nMathematical techniques used in business scenarios
Calculus, algebra, and financial mathematics
Business Communication Exam\n\nEffective written and oral communication in a business context
Presentation skills, report writing, and interpersonal communication
Year 2:
Principles of Marketing Exam\n\nIntroduction to marketing concepts and strategies
The marketing mix: product, price, place, and promotion
Financial Accounting Exam\n\nBasics of financial accounting and reporting
Balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements
Business Ethics Exam\n\nEthical dilemmas in the business world
Corporate social responsibility and governance
Business Statistics Exam\n\nStatistical analysis in business decision-making
Descriptive and inferential statistics
Year 3:
Management Theory & Practice Exam\n\nOverview of management principles and styles
Organizational behavior and leadership
Corporate Finance Exam\n\nPrinciples of financial management
Capital budgeting, risk and return, and valuation
Operations Management Exam\n\nProduction and operations processes
Quality management and process improvement
Business Information Systems Exam\n\nRole of IT in business
Database management, e-commerce, and cybersecurity
Year 4:
International Business Exam\n\nBusiness strategies in a global context
International trade, finance, and cultural considerations
Strategic Management Exam\n\nFormulation and implementation of business strategies
Competitive analysis and strategic positioning
Elective Exams (based on specialization)\n\nDeep dive into specific areas like Marketing, Finance, HR, etc.
Advanced topics tailored to the chosen specialization
Capstone Project Presentation\n\nComprehensive research or practical project in business
Synthesis of knowledge gained throughout the program
High school diploma or equivalent.
Letters of recommendation, preferably from educators in math, business, or related fields.
A personal statement detailing the applicant's interest in business and any relevant experience.
An interview may be required, especially for competitive programs, to assess the applicant's motivation and understanding of the field.