​Bachelor of Business Administration

This Bachelor of Business Administration degree, started in the Fall of 2015. Students may choose one of four concentrations during their last year of undergraduate studies. Also, the Bachelor of Science in Shipping and Ports Administration is an interdisciplinary degree planned to be jointly offered by Marine Science Department and the College of Business & Administrative Sciences.
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Concentrations:
Business Administration majors may choose an  area of concentration in their undergraduate study. Available degree programs and concentration include:

1. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
   1. ​Accounting;
   2. Banking & Finance;
   3. Marketing; And
   4. Management;

Career Opportunities:
Graduates of the Bachelor in Business Administration may work in the public sector, private sector, or Non-Governmental Organizations. Depending on their specialty, they may hold such positions as Accountants, Sales Managers, Operations Manager, Account Manager, etc. Others may set-up their own business, using the knowledge and skills acquired in the program.

Learning Outcomes:
Upon successful completion of the program, students will be able to:

• Show the knowledge, skills and personal characteristics that are needed to effectively manage people, resources, and information in a dynamic business environment
• Communicate effectively both orally and in writing in the context of business administration

1. Analyse organizational issues for sound business decision-making using appropriate frameworks and tools as well as systematic thinking and unique perspectives
   
2. Use appropriate interpersonal and leadership skills to deal effectively with inter-personal, team, stakeholder and professional situations.
   
3. Utilize appropriate technology in their specialty in business administration
   
4. Discuss corporate social responsibility within organizational contexts and the social role of organizations.  
5. Make global-local linkages in the context of business administration.