Bachelor of Business Administration

The European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS in short) is a tool of the European Higher Education Area for making studies and courses more transparent. It helps students to move between countries and to have their academic qualifications and study periods abroad recognized. The credits below are based on the ECTS.

To graduate, students are required to earn 240 credits as follows:

• 135 credits from the Bachelor of Business Administration (BA code),
• 45 credits from the Bachelor in Economics (EC code),
• 30 credits from the Bachelor in Computing and Business Technologies (CS code),
• 30 credits from a Thesis or 4 elective courses from the Bachelor in Computing and Business Technologies or the Bachelor in Economics.

Year 1 Fall Semester

• BA101 – Personal & Professional Development
• EC101 – Microeconomics I
• EC111 – Mathematics I
• CS101 – Foundations of Business Information Technology

Year 1 Spring Semester

• BA111 – Communication Skills
• EC121 – Macroeconomics I
• EC131 – Statistics I
• CS141 – Programming I

Year 2 Fall Semester

• BA201 – Ethics & Social Responsibility
• BA211 – Financial Accounting I
• CS221 – Management Information Systems
• BA231 – Managerial & Cost Accounting

Year 2 Spring Semester

• BA221 – Innovation & Entrepreneurship
• BA251 – Managing People and Organizations
• BA261 – Marketing Management
• CS251 – Digital Transformation

Year 3 Fall Semester

• BA301 – Financial Accounting II
• BA311 – Organizational Behavior
• BA321 – Operations Management
• CS321- Machine Learning, Data Mining & Business Analytics

Year 3 Spring Semester

• BA331 – Corporate Finance
• BA341 – Project Management
• BA351 – International Business
• BA361 – Business Strategy

Year 4 Fall Semester

• EC401 – Research Methods
• BA401 – Leadership Development
• BA411 – Starting a New Business
• EC431 – European Union Institutions, Economics and Policies

Year 4 Spring Semester

• Thesis
• Four electives from other Bachelor’s programs

With the completion of the BBA program, students are expected to:

• Having acquired the fundamental theoretical knowledge in accounting, management, entrepreneurship, and information technology students will gain a thorough understanding of the business world.
• Have acquired analytical and quantitative skills and the ability to carry out independent research.
• Be able to employ transferable skills including communication, creative thinking, problem-solving, decision-making, team-building, leadership, and the ability to spot problems and opportunities.
• Conduct themselves ethically, with professionalism, a can-do attitude, flexibility, fast response to change, and social responsibility.
• Be able to put what they learned in practice either working as managers or as team leaders in an organization.
• Be capable to set up and run their own business.
• Be equipped to continue their studies to the postgraduate level in business management, accounting, or other related fields.