Program Overview

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Management

The BSc in Business Administration - Management program prepares students for leadership roles in various business sectors. The program provides a comprehensive understanding of core management principles, including leadership, organizational behavior, entrepreneurship, and strategic management.

Degree Structure

• College: Business Administration
• Department: Management
• Level: Undergraduate
• Study System: Courses
• Total Credit Hours: 123 Cr. Hrs.
• Duration: 4 Years
• Intake: Fall and Spring
• Language: English
• Study Mode: Full Time

Degree Overview

The program equips students with practical skills in teamwork, communication, and decision-making, essential for navigating today's complex business environments. The curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with real-world applications, ensuring that students are equipped to excel in management positions in diverse industries.

What You Will Learn

Studying Business Administration (Management) equips students with essential skills applicable across all areas of life. Students will develop competencies that enhance their career prospects and lead to long-term success. They will master self-management, effective teamwork, and communicationvital traits for leadership in any field.

University Requirements

All students in all programs offered by the University have to take 24 credit hours, where 18 credits are compulsory and 6 credits are elective. Seven domains are covered: English Language, Arabic Language, Islamic Studies, UAE Studies, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Information Technology, Humanities, Social and Arts, and Natural and Health Sciences.

College Requirements

The College requirements (54 credit hours) are common courses taken by several undergraduate programs offered in the college programs. The courses include:

• Mathematics for Business
• Business Statistics
• Principles of Microeconomics
• Principles of Macroeconomics
• Financial Accounting
• Managerial Accounting
• Financial Management
• Principles of Management
• Principles of Marketing
• Legal Environment of Business
• Organizational Behavior
• Ethics and Islamic Values in Business
• Operations and Supply Chain Management
• Research Methods
• Strategic Management
• Introduction to BIS

Degree Requirements

B.Sc. in Business Administration Management (123 Credits)

• University Requirements: 24 credit hours
• College Requirements: 54 credit hours
• Program Requirements: 30 credit hours
• Minor Requirements: 15 credit hours

Program Requirements

The Department of Management requires students to take 30 credit hours in the specialization and 15 credit hours from an approved minor. The specialization courses are divided into mandatory and elective courses.

Minor Offered

Each student in the B.Sc. in Business Administration (Management) program should take any minor program (15 credit Hours) offered by the department or the college. Students can choose from the following minors:

• Marketing
• Human Resource Management
• Supply Chain Management
• Accounting
• Finance
• Economics
• Business Information Technology

Course Description

College Compulsory Courses

• Principles of Management
• Principles of Marketing
• Legal Environment of Business
• Organizational Behavior
• Ethics and Islamic Values in Business
• Operations and Supply Chain Management
• Research Methods
• Strategic Management
• Introduction to BIS

College Elective Courses

• Business Communication
• Business and Government
• Business Analytics
• E-Business

University Required Courses

• Fundamentals of Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Department Compulsory Courses

• Public Sector Management
• Internship in Business I
• Internship in Business II
• Human Resource Management
• Entrepreneurship
• Consumer Behavior

Management Concentration Compulsory Courses

• Managing Change and Innovation
• Leadership and Management

Management Concentration Elective Courses

• Quantitative Business Analysis
• International Business
• Creative Thinking and Problem Solving
• Organizational Analysis and Design
• Total Quality Management
• Digital Innovation Management
• Electronic Government
• Family and Small Business Management
• Special Topics in Management
• Sustainability, Business, and Responsibility
• Major Project
• Innovations in Public Sector Management
• Social Entrepreneurship
• HR Analytics

Career Path

Recent graduates have pursued various roles, such as audit graduate, HR graduate analyst, internet consultant, management trainee, management consultants, business advisers, senior employment analysts, business analysts, business development managers, project managers, and risk managers.

How will you make an impact?

Every students journey at UoS and beyond is different, which is why our Career & Professional Development team provides personalized career resources to help students make an impact for years to come.