BBA Courses - Structure and Curriculum

The BBA Program curriculum is made up of four distinct academic requirements:

General Education (8 courses / 24 credits)

Core (16 courses / 48 credits)

Liberal Arts (2 courses required)

  • Beginning French
  • Intermediate French
  • European Institutions
  • 20th Century World History

Science and Math (all courses obligatory)

  • Intermediate Algebra
  • Elementary Statistics
  • Linear Mathematics and Matrices
  • Basic Calculus

Social Science (2 courses required)

  • Communication Skills
  • Critical Thinking
  • Sociology
  • Anthropology
  • Financial Accounting
  • Managerial Accounting
  • Introduction to Finance
  • Fundamentals of Corporate Finance
  • Business Policy and Strategy (Senior Year)
  • Introduction to International Business
  • Introduction to Computer Business
  • Introduction to Legal Contracts
  • Introduction to Management
  • Introduction to Operations Management (Senior Year)
  • Principles of Marketing
  • Business Ethics
  • Introduction to Macroeconomics
  • Introduction to Microeconomics
  • Organizational Behavior
  • Human Resources Management

Business Major (7 courses / 21 credits)

Business Electives (5 courses / 15 credits)

Finance

  • Principles of Investments
  • International Finance
  • Corporate Financial Policy
  • Working Capital Management
  • Financing New Ventures
  • Money and Capital Markets
  • Portfolio Management

Management

  • Entrepreneurship
  • Current Issues in Business
  • Litigation and Alternate Dispute Resources
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Project Management
  • International Strategic Management
  • Management of Change and Innovation

Marketing

  • International Marketing
  • Consumer Behavior
  • Principles of Advertising
  • Marketing Research
  • E-Business
  • Marketing Planning and Strategy
  • Marketing of Services

Accounting

  • Cost Accounting and Forecasting
  • Project Appraisal in Conditions
    of Uncertainty
  • Principles of Business Taxation
  • Financial Reporting and Regulations
  • Reporting: Group Accounting
    and International Reporting Standards
  • Revenue and Profit Recognition
  • Advanced Pricing, Budgeting and Divisional Accounting
  • Control and Performance Measurement
    of Responsability Centers

Students select five non-core courses from any of the major courses outside
of the student’s declared major:

  • Finance
  • Management
  • Marketing
  • Accounting

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