Bachelor of Business Administration
The Bachelor of Business Administration undergraduate program is proud to offer various opportunities to students who are aspiring to obtain intellectual ability in business policies and principles through an integration of its core subjects on organizational management, economics, finance, business law and ethics, among the few. With today’s progressive globalization, the program, being a general management course and multidisciplinary in nature, opens doors to a vast array of career options in the various fields of business, such that graduates are expected to get an edge in holding professional managerial and entrepreneurial positions in respected business firms. The program seeks to develop business professionals with sufficient training in organizational management and with specialized knowledge and skill in a functional area of business activity. As such, the program seeks to instill social responsibility to students, without compromising personal satisfaction through the potentials of getting into high-earning yet challenging jobs in the industry.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Use professional communication skills to express understanding of business principles practices to diverse audiences.
- Formulate appropriate solutions to business problems based on credible evidence and data.
- Apply sound theoretical business principles in the competitive global environment.
Course Requirements
Students must complete all the required core courses (42 Credits). Each course is valued as 3 Credits
BUS 100 Introduction to Business
BUS 251 Operation Management
BUS 150 Business Ethics
BUS 175 Organizational Behavior
BUS 217 Strategies in Decision Making
BUS 310 Business Taxation
BUS 425 Leading Organizations
BUS 327 Transformational Leadership
BUS 471 Corporate Risk Management
BUS 450 Strategic Management
BUS 241 Human Resource Management
ECON 410 Economic Analysis of Social Issues
ECON 411 Negotiation and Conflict Management
URES 499 Capstone Project for Undergraduate Studies
Students must complete two courses from Electives Section A. Each course is valued as 3 Credits.
MKT 409 Global Markets
MKT 403 Early Stage Capital
MKT 115 Real Estate Capital Markets
MKT 203 Marketing Strategy
Students must complete three courses from Electives Section B. Each course is valued as 3 Credits.
Students must complete three courses from Electives Section C. Each course is valued as 3 Credits.
FIN 412 Capitalism and Its Critics
FIN 235 Management Accounting and Control
FIN 310 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 405 Business Accounting
FIN 423 Financial Analysis
Students must complete three courses from Electives Section D. Each course is valued as 3 Credits.
FIN 439 Finance for Decision Making
BUS 236 Global Business Environment Strategy
BUS 316 Business Enterprise Management
FIN 332 Managerial Analysis
FIN 405 Global Finance
BUS 355 People and Organizations
Total Credits required for Bachelor of Science in Accounting is 120.
Please refer to the University Catalog or website for admissions requirements; transfer credits policy; and tuition fees.