Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

I.   University Core Curriculum for the BBA
II.  Business Major Common Core Courses
III. Concentrations
IV. Minor for Business Majors
V.  Electives
VI. Minors for Non Business Students

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program complements the broad educational objectives reflected in the AUI core curriculum. The purpose of the BBA program is to pre p a re students for positions of leadership in the business, professional and public sectors of a global economy. Additionally, it provides instruction of the highest quality that serves as a model for other universities interested in developing a globally focused business program. AUI maintains a highly qualified faculty that is committed to teaching excellence and keeping abreast of new developments through scholarly research and direct involvement with business and the economic community.

Undergraduate instruction in business is consistent with modern management education principles and serves the objectives of the nation, which include rapid economic growth, social justice, political and economic freedom and international cooperation. The BBA program provides a broad education and general exposure to the complex relationships between government, business and consumers. In upper level studies, students receive a concentrated education in the following specialized areas: finance, management, marketing, and international business.

DEGREE PROGRAM CONCENTRATIONS

For the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), one of the following concentrations may be selected:

• Finance
• Management
• Marketing
• International Business

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

BBA Program Requirements: The BBA Degree will be awarded when AUI degree requirements, required courses, and semester credit hours are satisfied. Business Administration majors will select major and minor concentration areas. A second concentration area within the major may be selected instead of a minor. BBA graduates are encouraged to pursue professional certifications, licensing, and continuing education in professional development programs.

Requirements for Non-Business Majors with a Minor in Business Administration: Non-business students may have a minor in business administration, but all pre-requisites, including implicit pre-requisite of course level, must be met. Students may apply to the Undergraduate Division Coordinator and the course instructor for exemption, based on previous expertise.

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