SoBaT

Bachelor of Science in Business Studies (SoBaT)

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Bachelor of Science in Business Studies (SoBaT)

The Bachelor of Science in Business Studies is a 180 credits programme which focuses completely on business disciplines. It consists of a wide range of courses intended to provide a strong base for technical and practical aspects of a successful business career.

This programme requires completion of the following thirty-six compulsory courses of five credits each.

  1. Financial Accounting
  2. Introduction to Economics
  3. Introduction to Information Systems
  4. Successful Writing

5 .Introduction to Business

  1. Principles of Banking and Finance
  2. Principles of Marketing
  3. Spreadsheet Applications
  4. Managerial Accounting
  5. Microeconomics
  6. Business Statistics
  7. Business Ethics
  8. Business Communication
  9. Business Law
  10. Macroeconomics
  11. Personal Finance
  12. Regional Geography
  13. Sociology
  14. International Business
  15. Organizational Behavior
  16. Risk Management
  17. Communication Studies
  18. Corporate Governance
  19. Managerial Economics
  20. International Finance
  21. Psychology
  22. Social Problems
  23. Advertising
  24. Public Relations
  25. Human Resource Management
  26. Mass Communication
  27. Project Management
  28. Sustainable Business
  29. Global Strategy
  30. Psychology Research Methods
  31. Qualitative and Quantitative Methods
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