Program Description

Business Administration

Bachelor

Program Overview:
The Business Administration program consists of 132 credit hours and spans four years of full-time study. The curriculum includes 48 credit hours covering university requirements and core business school courses, while the remaining 84 credit hours are distributed among major-specific requirements, supporting courses, and electives.
This program equips graduates to assume advanced leadership positions in the business world, where comprehensive management skills, leadership abilities, and innovation become essential for successfully managing modern organizations and leading teams across various economic and social sectors.

Program Description:
The program aims to prepare outstanding leaders and managers capable of effectively managing organizations and businesses in today’s dynamic business environment.
It focuses on developing comprehensive managerial skills and leadership competencies needed for strategic decision-making, managing human and financial resources, and driving innovation and change within organizations.
The program blends modern management theories with practical applications to graduate highly qualified professionals ready to take on senior management roles across all economic sectors.

Acquired Skills:

Strategic Management Skills
Human Resource Management Skills
Leadership and Communication Skills
Operations and Quality Management Skills
Financial Management Skills
Entrepreneurship and Innovation Skills

Business Administration

Number Of Credit Hours
132

Business School

Admission Requirements

Admission requirements of the Bachelor degree in the Business Administration program include a High School Certificate or equivalent in the following:

60%

Scientific
Scientific - Medical Field
Scientific - Engineering Field
Scientific - Pure Sciences Field
Literary
Comprehensive Health Education
Informatics Administration
Sharia
Commercial
Hotel
Household Economy

Job Opportunities

Operations and Production Management
Human Resources Management
Project Management
Logistics Management
Public Relations Management
Risk and Crisis Management
Research and Development Management
Entrepreneurship
Industrial Facilities Management
Consulting and Training

Study Plans and Program Files

Study Plan

Course Description

Advisory Plan

Educational Objectives

Program Learning Outcomes (PLO's):

PLO1: Define the fundamental principles and concepts of business and technology disciplines.
PLO2: Apply business and technology strategies and best practices to develop innovative solutions.
PLO3: Analyze business problems and opportunities.
PLO4: Evaluate solution alternatives in order to achieve informed decision –making.
PLO5: Demonstrate understanding of ethical implications of business practices.
PLO6: Demonstrate effective and collaborative teamwork skills.
PLO7: Demonstrate effective oral communication skills in business settings.
PLO8: Demonstrate effective written communication skills in business settings.