COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration program aims to:

1. Equip students with the quantitative and analytical skills necessary to solve management and finance problems for sustainable business operations.
2. Develop students’ ability to systematically analyze and evaluate business issues using appropriate conceptual tools.
3. Foster strong leadership and interpersonal skills for effective business management.
4. Cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset and creative competencies for new business development.
5. Prepare graduates for successful careers in corporate organizations and public service, upholding high moral and ethical standards.

• Business Fundamentals: Accounting, finance, marketing, management, economics, and business law.
• Quantitative Analysis: Statistics, data analysis, and financial modeling.
• Strategic Management: Strategic planning, decision-making, and organizational behavior.
• Leadership and Entrepreneurship: Leadership styles, team building, innovation, and new venture creation.
• Global Business: International business, cross-cultural communication, and global economic trends.

• A skilled business professional: Equipped with a comprehensive understanding of business principles and practices.
• A critical thinker and problem-solver: Able to analyze complex business situations and develop effective solutions.
• An effective communicator and leader: Capable of leading teams, motivating others, and communicating effectively in diverse business settings.
• An ethical and responsible decision-maker: Committed to upholding high standards of integrity and social responsibility in business.
• An adaptable and resilient professional: Prepared to navigate the challenges and opportunities of a dynamic global business environment.

• Corporations: Large and small businesses across various industries, including finance, marketing, human resources, and operations.
• Startups and entrepreneurial ventures: Launching and managing your own business.
• Nonprofit organizations: Applying business skills to address social and environmental challenges.
• Government agencies: Contributing to public sector management and policy development.
• Consulting firms: Providing business advisory services to organizations.

The Bachelor of Science in Business Information Technology program aims to:

1. Equip students with the knowledge and skills to analyze business challenges using modern digital technologies and communication tools.
2. Develop students’ ability to collect, interpret, analyze, and present data for effective decision-making using ICT.
3. Enable students to apply acquired skills to solve business and management challenges.
4. Foster students’ ability to conduct research and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in business administration and management using information technologies.
5. Cultivate students’ understanding of ethical principles and responsible use of business information technologies.

• Foundational business and technology management: Management information system, finance, marketing, management, and economics.
• Core information technology concepts: Data management, cybersecurity, networking, and cloud computing.
• Business intelligence and analytics: Data analysis techniques, data visualization, and decision-making.
• IT strategy and innovation: Aligning technology with business goals, digital transformation, and emerging technologies.

• A skilled business analyst who can bridge the gap between technology and business needs.  
• A data-driven decision-maker capable of leveraging information for strategic advantage.
• An innovative problem-solver who can identify and implement technology solutions to business challenges.
• A leader who can effectively manage and motivate teams in a technology-driven environment.

• Technology companies: Software development firms, IT consulting firms, and technology startups.
• Business organizations: Any industry that utilizes technology, including finance, healthcare, retail, and manufacturing.
• Government agencies: Departments and agencies that rely on technology for operations and service delivery.
• Entrepreneurial ventures: Starting your own technology-driven business or consulting practice.