Department of Business Administration
Management, marketing, finance, human resources, and organizational leadership.
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Departments
Each department combines academic foundations with practical projects and industry-oriented learning.
Department of Accountancy
Financial reporting, assurance, taxation, management accounting, and professional ethics.
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Business development, innovation, opportunity analysis, and enterprise management.
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Study Pathways
Programs support new students, working professionals, and future business leaders.
| Level | Program | Study and Curriculum Focus | Typical Duration | Possible Career Pathways |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate | Bachelor of Science in Business Administration | Financial, human resource, and marketing management | 4 years | Management trainee, marketing associate, human resources associate |
| Undergraduate | Bachelor of Science in Accountancy | Accounting, assurance, taxation, and financial reporting | 4 years | Accounting associate, audit associate, CPA pathway after licensure |
| Undergraduate | Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship | Enterprise creation, innovation, and small-business management | 4 years | Enterprise founder, business development associate, small-business manager |
| Graduate | Master in Business Administration | Strategic leadership and enterprise decision-making | 2–3 years | Business manager, strategy associate, management consultant |
| Graduate | Master in Management | Organizational leadership and professional management | 2–3 years | Operations manager, team leader, organizational development practitioner |
| Certificate | Certificate in Entrepreneurship | Business planning and enterprise development | 12–16 weeks | Small-business planning, enterprise development, self-employment |
| Certificate | Certificate in Project Management | Project planning, coordination, and evaluation | 12–16 weeks | Project assistant, project coordinator, operations support |
| Diploma | Diploma in Business Management | Focused professional preparation in business operations | 1 academic year | Business operations support, supervisory development |
Durations describe the usual study plan. Completion depends on study load, credited subjects, prerequisites, and project or thesis progress. Certificate schedules are confirmed for each cohort. Career examples indicate possible directions; regulated professions have additional qualification, experience, and licensing requirements.
Admission requirements and schedules vary by program. Certificate and diploma offerings are subject to university approval and sufficient enrollment.
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Dean, College of Business and Accountancy
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Learning and Entry Guide
Undergraduate Learning
Build foundations in economics, accounting, communication, and management. Apply these through business cases, research, enterprise planning, and supervised workplace learning.
Graduate Learning
Master's study develops strategic decision-making, research, organizational analysis, and a final project or thesis as specified by the degree.
Continuing Education
Certificates focus on enterprise planning or project coordination. The diploma covers business operations and supervisory practice.
Entry and Specialization Guidance
BS Business Administration offers Financial Management, Human Resource Management, and Marketing Management majors. Admission and major availability are confirmed during application review.
The college provides the detailed curriculum, subject sequence, prerequisites, and available specializations during advising. Review these with your adviser before selecting subjects.
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