About the Department

... of Business Administration

The Department of Business Administration is one of two departments constituting the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, namely the Department of Business Administration and the Department of Economics.

Each department presents specialized programmes and courses in its particular field. The programmes and courses presented by the Department of Business Administration are described below.

Learning Programmes

The Department presents the following six learning programmes:

• Certificate in Business Administration (Cert BA)
• Diploma in Business Administration (Dip BA)
• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
• Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) (BBA Hons)
• Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)

Compulsory Courses

Our 23 prescribed courses presented for the above programmes are:

• Study Skills
• Administrative Management
• Business Management
• General Management
• Business Communication
• Marketing Management
• Economics
• Organisational Behaviour
• Organisational Theory
• Human Resource Management
• Public Relations Management
• Financial Management
• Entrepreneurship and Small Business
• Management Accounting
• Information Management
• E-Commerce
• Business Leadership
• Supply Chain Management
• Business Maths
• Operations Management
• Research Methodology
• Project Management
• Strategic Management (Corporate)

Choice of Courses

On the third and fourth year (BBA and BBA Hons) levels, students have a choice of 16 additional courses from the other two department of the Faculty in order to complete the required number of credits for that particular level. Students may choose from the following courses:

• Training and development
• Labour relations management
• Investment management
• Compensation Management
• Psychology
• Financial Accounting
• Productivity
• Occupational Safety and Health
• Career Management
• Negotiation Skills
• Management Control Systems
• Decision Making Theory
• Purchasing and Supplies Management
• Consumer Behaviour & Man Decision Making
• Marketing Research
• Pricing

Programme Syllabi

For details on the courses presented in our learning programmes, please refer to the programme syllabi.

Further Readings

You can read more on the following related subjects:

• Faculty creed
• About the Faculty
• Business Administration programmes
• Programme summaries
• The tuition model
• The course professor
• The academic tutor

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