Undergraduate Programs

All undergraduate degrees require 140 credit hours of academic work. The College core requirements common to all programs comprise 67 credit hours which includes coursework in communications, behavioral and social sciences, mathematics, and basic business. The major requirements comprise 73 credit hours which include a sequence of required course and electives.

The breadth of the syllabus ensures that you not only gain a wide knowledge of a particular field of interest but subjects that develop an understanding of contemporary social, cultural and personal development are taught. Emphasis on general business systems, ability to link theory and practice and apply all concepts in the real world is honed.

* Opportunity for BBA (Honors) students to study for 1 year at Lancaster University, UK and London South Bank University, UK

BSc (Honors) Media Management

This degree provides an opportunity to study media in its social and cultural context and explore relationship between theory and practice. It will give students knowledge of processes and technology related to media. It aims to qualify students to hold positions within the graphic industry, media and visualization industry: advertising agencies, publishing firms, print and electronic media, and media regulatory agencies.

BSc (Honors) Economics, Politics & Philosophy

The program focuses on long standing interaction between economic, political and philosophical thoughts. It will develop and enhance your capacity to critically evaluate competing arguments about political and philosophical issues and macro events that impact the economic and business environment. This is one of the most popular area of studies worldwide and its graduates join leadership positions in the private and public sector organizations.

BSc (Honors) Organizational Psychology

This program prepares students for organizational psychology practice, focusing on building skills such as critical analysis, problem solving, communication, consultation and organizational development and change skills. Organizational Psychology seeks knowledge of behavior in organizational settings by systematically studying individual, group and organizational processes. Students are trained first to seek understanding of behavior within employment contexts and then to develop techniques and skills which foster employee well-being and organizational effectiveness.

BSc (Honors) Professional Accounting (ACCA track)

This degree will prepare you for careers in professional accountancy and industry. The coursework is closely integrated with ACCA qualification, offering you an opportunity to take its Fundamental level examinations and also get exemptions from some ACCA examinations on graduation. After graduation you may consider joining the one-year MSc Accounting which prepares you for ACCA Professional level.

BSc (Honors) Management and Corporate Law

Students interested in the above degree are being prepared either for a professional degree in Law or for Management positions where knowledge of law is highly beneficial. As combined subject, management and law offers a lively, dynamic and challenging course of legal education and management practices. Lawyers practicing in business-related areas need to acquire skills in accounting, finance, economics and management issues. This is a highly valuable degree in the current dynamic environment.