Overview:

This highly flexible qualification equips you with the broad knowledge, skills, and training for a career in the global business world. It integrates academic rigor with a practical problem solving appraisal, which enables our graduates to succeed in a wide range of enterprises.

The qualification is distinctive in its flexibility. 

This gives our students options to specialize in other areas of business. The career path clearly shows the different possible pathways.

The students also have the opportunity to gain practical experience through industrial attachment.

 Year One Semester 1(part 1)

The core modules introduce some of the main introductory specializations of management and include the following;

 Year 1 Semester 2 (part 2)

 In part two, you continue to develop your knowledge of the concepts and analytical tools of operational management. And gain the quantitative and qualitative skills needed for effective problem solving and decision making at operational level. You develop an overview of the operational impact on the business of marketing and finance and you are able to tailor your studies to your career aspirations.

There are four compulsory papers:

Subjects include:

Students must also pass one of the following

 Upon successful completion of Part 3 students shall take 3 months

 industrial attachments

 Year 2 -2^nd Semester (part 4)

This semester offers an excellent opportunity to focus on the areas

of business that support your ambitions and talents.

Students must pass two of the following options;

 Career Prospects

Our graduates are employed across a broad range of professions,

including investment banking, accountancy, Sales, marketing,

stock broking, foreign currency.

Upon successful completion of continuous parts ,students

are awarded certificates as follows:

Part 1 : Certificate in Business Administration

Part 2 : Diploma 2 in Business Administration

Part 3 ; Advanced Diploma in Business Administration

Subjects exemptions may be granted on a case to case basis

but no exemption may be granted for part 4,