Administration des affaires

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program provides students with in-depth knowledge and skills necessary for effective leadership, strategic thinking, resource management, and team management within the modern business environment. The curriculum encompasses fields such as economics, marketing, finance, human resource management, entrepreneurship, and strategic management.

Classes are taught not only through theoretical knowledge but also through practical assignments, analysis of business cases, and real-world projects. Graduates acquire the necessary knowledge and competencies to run various companies, organizations, or their own businesses.

The key advantage of students holding a Bachelor of Business Administration degree over those from other related fields is the high likelihood of continuing their studies in developed foreign countries. Specifically, students with a BA in Business Administration will have the opportunity to pursue an MBA (Master of Business Administration) degree, which is the most popular today and available in almost all top universities abroad.

Program Objective

The goal of the “Business Administration” educational program is to train highly qualified personnel who deeply understand and are capable of analyzing modern business and management processes.

Outcome

Upon completion of the 4-year curriculum, graduates receive a diploma conferring the qualification of an Economist.

Undergraduate Curriculum:

In the first year, students primarily study general professional subjects (Applied Mathematics, Information-Communication Technologies and Systems in Economics, Foreign Language, Religious Studies, Academic Skills and Professional Competence, etc.).

In the 2nd to 4th years, students mainly master mandatory and elective specialization subjects (Economic Theory, Fundamentals of Business, Statistics, Econometrics, Microeconomics, Management, Marketing, Company Establishment and Management, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Business Strategy, Financial Management, and many other field-specific elective subjects).

Furthermore, students are sent for practical training/internships to integrate their theoretical knowledge with practice.

Career Paths for a Bachelor in Business Administration:

• Manager (Head of Department)
• Specialist in the Marketing or Sales Department
• HR (Human Resources) Specialist
• Business Analyst
• Financial Consultant
• Startup Founder or Entrepreneur
• Specialist in Trading Companies
• Specialist in Export-Import Companies
• Specialist in Global Startups or Joint Ventures

Graduates can engage in entrepreneurial activities and may also continue their studies in the following Master's specialties:

• Mathematical Economics
• Economic Theory
• Economics
• Bioeconomics
• Macroeconomics
• Information Technologies and Systems in Economics
• Antimonopoly Regulation and Competition Development
• Economic Security
• State and Corporate Strategies
• Management
• Management: Education Management
• Project Management
• Business Administration
• Marketing
• International Finance
• Finance
• Corporate Finance and Securities Market
• Investment Management
• Banking
• State Financial Control and Audit
• Taxes and Taxation
• Accounting
• Audit
• Area Studies (Country Studies)
• World Economy
• Foreign Economic Activity
• Insurance Business
• Statistics
• Valuation
• Human Resources Management
• Corporate Governance
• Econometrics
• Regional Economics
• Logistics
• E-commerce
• Digital Economy
• Economic Diplomacy
• Customs Affairs
• Business Analysis
• Business Analysis, Finance, and Big Data Analysis
• Trade
• Financial and Legal Monitoring
• International Business Law