Bachelor - Business Administration

Program description

One of the university's oldest departments, the Department of Business Administration was established in 1990. The curriculum has been updated over time to create an outstanding undergraduate degree in business administration that provides students with the knowledge and abilities needed to meet the demands of the modern and emerging business world. Students will have the chance to learn theoretical concepts and put what they have learned into practice.

Developing students creative thinking and boosting their self-confidence are highly valued because they are qualities that are crucial in the corporate sector. After completing the Business Administration program, students can choose from a wide range of jobs in the public sector, educational institutions, trade, tourism, and financial institutions, as well as management positions in businesses and organizations.

In a growing globalized world, it is expected that both the number of multinational corporations and the significance of institutionalization will increase. In the future, management and administration of businesses will rank among the most popular professions. As a result, the Department of Business Administration will offer instructional resources that will help present a current picture of the global economy.

In order to enhance its own curriculum, the Department of Business Administration often collaborates with other departments, integrating lectures and courses from other programs. Management and organization, sociology, psychology, history, foreign languages, communication, politics, law, social or behavioral sciences, economy, banking, finance, accounting, production, marketing, tourism, human resources management, international business, strategic management, mathematics, statistics, and computer information management are among the theoretical and practical courses that are offered.