Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
A four-year degree for people who want to lead teams, budgets and business units.
Program description
The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration provides students with a solid foundation in core business disciplines including finance, marketing, operations, strategy, and management. With a strong emphasis on real-world applications, global perspectives, and digital transformation, students gain analytical, leadership, and decision-making skills essential for succeeding in dynamic business environments. The program fosters entrepreneurial thinking, ethical responsibility, and strategic innovation, preparing graduates for a wide variety of leadership roles in corporate, nonprofit, and entrepreneurial settings.
Program objective
Bachelor degree graduates are able to:
Provide a strong foundation in key business disciplines such as finance, marketing, operations, and management.
Develop critical thinking and decision-making abilities essential for effective leadership in dynamic business environments.
Equip students with the skills to lead digital transformation and leverage technology for business success.
Promote global perspectives by teaching strategies for managing international markets, trade, and cross-cultural challenges.
Encourage ethical leadership and corporate responsibility, emphasizing sustainable practices in business.
Foster entrepreneurial thinking to inspire innovative approaches to business and problem-solving.
Prepare students for leadership roles by developing their capacity to manage teams, processes, and business operations.
Cultivate skills in strategic planning and analysis, enabling students to drive business growth and competitive advantage.
Develop communication and interpersonal skills, essential for effective negotiation, management, and collaboration in business settings.
Provide opportunities for hands-on learning through internships, case studies, and real-world applications to bridge theory and practice.
Program breakdown
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