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a) Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Duration: 3 Years (36 Months)
Required Core & Elective Course:
120 semester credit hours
Fees: GBP 4000/per year
Introduction
BBA enables a student to develop his/her skills in the fields of communication, decision making, problem solving and teamwork. Students learn to become competent, confident and professionally apply the managerial skills and leadership qualities that he/she will acquire from this course. Graduates will thus be enabled to complete within a modern local or international business/organisation. The different areas introduced in the modules build the students’ ability to analyse and solve complex business problems to help achieve the organisational goals. Students on the programme will be provided with a solid foundation in all aspects of business management and will therefore have the benefit of deciding at the end of the course. The aspects of business management of interest to further both their career and personal development.
Programme Outline
The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) requires 120 semester credits of College level study. At the end of the taught course students have to complete a project in the field of chosen specialisation for the awards of 6 credits. The standard length of the BBA programme is 36 modules spread over 9 semesters, which requires the full time student to take an average of 4 modules per semester.
The Bachelor of Art degree in Business Administration provides instructions in business skills. With this programme students have the opportunity to combine expertise in liberal arts and other academic disciplines with functional business
applications, in order to create a dynamic skill set that is in demand with employers. The rapid change in technology and global socioeconomics are quickly expanding the world of business, and the career opportunities spawned by these
changes are growing. As business students, you will acquire strong analytical and communication skills, a thorough understanding of business principles and a spirit of creativity and entrepreneurship. The curriculum will include modules in office technology, accounting, business mathematics, computer applications, human resources, and business law. The programme of study will prepare graduates for entry-level employment positions such as Executive, Account Specialist, Business Analyst, Contract Administrations, Property Officer, Department Manager, Supervisor, Sales Manager, and Purchasing Agent.
Prerequisites
Students are required to have completed their ‘A’ level or equivalent qualifications. Students must have some computer literacy with a minimum IELTS 5.5 band.
Course List for BBA
Courses: 120 semester credit hours
Core Courses
(Courses must be taken in the order listed below)
Prerequisites
• A recognised Diploma, ‘A’ Level, or an equivalent qualification from a recognised University or College with at least 2.0 GPA.
• At least IELTS 5.5 band.
• A minimum score of 900 on the GRE or 500 on the GMAT.
• Students with experience in the Hotel and Hospitality industry may be exempted from some of the modules.
b) Bachelor of Hotel and Hospitality Management (BHHM)
3 Years (36 Months)
Required Core & Elective Courses:
120 semester credit hours
Fees: GBP 4000/per year
Introduction
The Bachelor of Hotel and Hospitality Management (BHHM) is designed to familiarize students with the basic skills needed for the industry and to gain a thorough understanding of the pillars of modern hospitality management, accounting, marketing, human resources, computer systems and communication. In addition, students will be able to demonstrate the commercial awareness and maturity needed to succeed in a management position.
Programme Outline
The standard length of the programme is 36 modules spread over 9 semester. It requires a full-time student to take an average of 4 modules per semester.
Specialisation
Students may wish to specialise in any one of the following areas:
- Food Service Management
- Hospitality Marketing
- Domestic & International Hospitality Management
- Hotel Front Office Management
- Human Resource Management
- International Lodging Development.
List of modules for BHHM Graduates
Courses: (120 semester credit hours)
Prerequisites
• A recognised Diploma, ‘A’ Level or an equivalent qualification from a recognised University or College with at least 2.0 GPA.
• At least IELTS 5.5 band.
• A minimum score of 900 on the GRE or 500 on the GMAT.
• Students with experience in the Hotel and Hospitality industry may be exempted from some of the modules.
c) Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSC IT)
3 Years (36 Months)
Required Core & Elective Courses:
120 semester credit hours
Fees: GBP 4000/per year
Introduction
The world of business is undergoing rapid technological changes. The revolutionary development in computing and telecommunications has contributed significantly to these changes. There is now an increasing demand for business graduates who are able to demonstrate competence in understanding and applying information technology in the business environment. This degree course therefore reflects the growing need for IT professionals who not only have the skills to develop IT solutions but also have the ability to appreciate the business context in which these IT decisions are made. The BSIT programme keeps pace with the changing technology and related business practices by offering modules in areas such as systems analysis, web applications, software programming and development, use of graphical applications and graphical user interface design.
Programme Outline
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) degree requires 120 semester credits. At the end of the taught modules students have to complete project work in the field of specialisation for the award of 6 credits. The standard length of the BSIT programme is 36 modules in 9 semesters, which requires the full time student to take an average of 4 modules per semester.
Programme Learning Outcome
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) degree enables students:
- To focus on the acquisition of theory and technical competencies associated with the information technology profession
- To gain a fundamental knowledge and be able to apply it to the functions of an information system using various system analysis and development methodologies
- To face the challenges in the rapidly growing field of information technology
- To analyse the problems encountered in the workplace and utilise appropriate information systems to help in solving business issues.
Prerequisites
Students are required to have completed their ‘A’ levels or equivalent qualifications and must have basic computer literacy.
• At least IELTS 5.5 band.
• A minimum score of 900 on the GRE or 500 on the GMAT.
• Students with experience in the Hotel and Hospitality industry may be exempted from some of the modules.
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