Bachelor Degree in Business Administration (BBA)
Program Overview
University vision
To make the Business Administration Program (Arabic) one of the leading programs locally and distinguished regionally.
University mission
The Business Administration Program (Arabic) seeks to provide distinguished educational and research services in business administration in accordance with local, regional, and international standards, meeting the requirements of development and the needs of the local and regional labor market. This is achieved by providing a suitable educational and research environment, qualified staff, and an advanced curriculum, in line with comprehensive quality standards.
Features of the Bachelor of Business Administration program and career opportunities:
- The Business Administration program is considered one of the programs with the most job opportunities, as it provides various and multiple jobs at administrative levels (senior management, middle management, executive management).
- The program is characterized by the diversity of jobs, as graduates can practice more than one job title in each of (human resources, purchasing and warehouses, production and operations, marketing, sales, public relations, investment, research and development, quality, secretarial and office management, administrative work in its various titles, etc.).
- The program enables increased success in entrepreneurship and project management for student entrepreneurs, and helps students establish their own business projects.
- The program provides enjoyment and psychological satisfaction for the student, which makes it the most suitable study program for some students who have graduated from other scientific study programs, or some entrepreneurs who do not have this specialization, or the elderly and those who hold a high school diploma and who wish to continue their academic journey.
- The employment rate increases annually locally, regionally and internationally for graduates of this program.
- The demand for this program is stable and increasing annually because it is the basis for every job, in addition to the specialized and life knowledge and skills that the program includes.
Program objectives
Introduce students to the basic theories, concepts, and applications related to the function of management.
Equip students with the basic administrative skills necessary to perform the organization’s activities efficiently and effectively.
Develop students’ capabilities in relation to the theoretical and practical frameworks of business administration.
Provide students with the requirements of general culture concepts and achieve them through studying elements of Islamic culture, the Arabic language, and law.
Provide students with English language skills in their linguistic dimensions and applications in vocabulary related to the administrative and financial fields.
Develop students’ abilities and skills in the field of scientific research by understanding the requirements of scientific research and reflecting this in enhancing students’ ability to complete the graduation research project.
Enhance and reinforce students’ administrative concepts with other concepts related to the management process, particularly accounting, economic, statistical, and computer-related concepts.
Develop students’ abilities and skills in collecting, analyzing, and using data and information in management process activities, particularly planning and setting objectives, decision-making, strategy development, problem-solving, conflict and crisis management, negotiation management, etc.
Course Plan
four years
129 Credit hour
Graduate Attributes of the Bachelor’s Program in Business Administration.
Program Graduate Attributes: The student should be
Capable of performing administrative and specialized functions.
Capable of solving administrative problems and making decisions.
A leader and a team-oriented practitioner.
Creative and innovative, with effective communication and interpersonal skills.
A pioneer in managing various projects.
Program Intended Learning Outcomes (PILOs) - MBBS
- Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of organizations and their external environment in which they operate, as well as how they are managed and dealt with
- Comprehend the economic, political, legal, technological, social, and cultural concepts related to the administrative field.
- Be familiar with the internal areas of the organization, its functions, objectives, organizational structure, and mechanisms for dealing with them.
- Understand and be familiar with the various processes and procedures of effective management, including theories, models, frameworks, tasks, different managerial roles, and decision-making processes within the organization.
- Comprehend the theoretical concepts of scientific research and its applications in administrative sciences.
- The ability to think critically, analyze, and synthesize matters related to the administrative field.
- The ability for self-reflection, including self-awareness, openness, and awareness of cultural diversity in matters related to finance and business.
- Envision how the different parts of the organization are interconnected.
- Discuss various ideas related to the administrative field.
- Prepare strategic and operational plans for the organization’s various activities, in accordance with different situations.
- The ability to conduct administrative research in accordance with scientific research methodologies.
- The ability to make decisions, including identifying, formulating, and solving financial and business problems, as well as managing conflicts and crises.
- The ability to design and develop organizational structures.
- The ability to prepare feasibility studies and design investment projects.
- The ability to identify the requirements of management information systems and how to benefit from their outputs.
- The ability to prepare and design various work systems and manuals.
- The ability to practically apply modern scientific systems and methods in the field of business administration, particularly in conducting administrative research.
- The effective use of information and communication technology in finance and business applications.
- Demonstrate effective communication skills with others, both orally and in writing, using various means employed in the world of finance and business, such as preparing and presenting financial and practical reports, as well as active listening, negotiation, persuasion, and presenting ideas.
- The ability to manage oneself, particularly time management, planning, behavior, and motivation, as well as proposing individual initiatives and projects
- The ability to work collaboratively, including building and leading teams.
- Speaking English, continuously developing it, and demonstrating this ability as graduates.
- Develop a continuous self-motivation for learning and acquiring new knowledge in the specialization.
Course Plan
Firstly: University requirements: (25) credit hours | |||
Course code | Course name | poison | Prerequisite |
BUST01 | Quran recitation and intonation skills | 1 | – |
BUST02 | English (1) | 4 | – |
BUST03 | Arabic Language | 4 | – |
BUST04 | Development of Leadership Skills | 1 | – |
BUST05 | Islamic culture | 4 | – |
BUST06 | English (2) | 4 | BUST02 |
BUST07 | communication skills | 1 | – |
BUST08 | Critical thinking | 1 | – |
BUST09 | Computer skills | 3 | – |
BUST10 | Scientific research methods | 2 | – |
A. Requirements Compulsory college (50) credit hours | |||
Course code | Course name | poison | Prerequisite |
BADS01 | Principles of Business Administration | 3 | – |
BADS02 | Accounting Principles (1) | 4 | – |
BADS03 | Accounting Principles (2) | 4 | BADS02 |
BADS04 | Principles of Microeconomics | 3 | – |
BADS05 | Principles of Macroeconomics | 3 | BADS04 |
BADS06 | Principles of Marketing | 3 | BADS01 |
BADS07 | Purchasing and warehouse management | 3 | BADS01 |
BADS08 | organizational behavior | 3 | BADS01 |
BADS09 | financial management | 3 | BADS03 |
BADS10 | Mathematics in Administrative Sciences | 3 | – |
BADS11 | Statistics in Management Sciences | 3 | BADS10 |
BADS12 | Commercial Law | 3 | – |
BADS13 | The economics of money and banking | 3 | BADS05 |
BADS14 | Terms and correspondence in English | 3 | BUST06 |
BADS15 | Graduation research | 3 | BUST10+ 95% c.hrs |
BADS16 | business organization ethics | 3 | BADS01 |
B. College Elective Requirements (3) Credit Hours | |||
Course code | Course name | poison | Prerequisite |
BFB205 | Islamic banks | 3 | – |
BMB002 | Marketing research | 3 | – |
BAC202 | Cost accounting | 3 | – |
Third: Department requirements: (21) credit hours
Course code | Course name | poison | Prerequisite |
BAS101 | Human Resource Management | 3 | BADS01 |
BAS102 | management studies in english | 3 | BADS14 |
BAS103 | Total Quality Management | 3 | BADS01 |
BAS104 | Feasibility study and project evaluation | 3 | BADS09 |
BAS105 | Operations Research | 3 | BADS11 |
BAS106 | electronic business | 3 | BADS06 BUST09 |
BAS107 | Leadership and Small Business Management | 3 | BADS09 |
A. Compulsory program requirements (27) credit hours
Course code | Course name | poison | Prerequisite |
BBA001 | Production and operations management | 3 | BADS01 BADS11 |
BBA002 | Risk management and insurance | 3 | BADS01 |
BBA003 | Project Management | 3 | BADS01 |
BBA004 | Organization theory | 3 | BADS01 |
BBA005 | accounting administration | 3 | BADS03 |
BBA006 | Facility Management Specialist | 3 | BADS01 |
BBA007 | Management information systems | 3 | BADS09+ 80 c.hrs |
BBA008 | Strategic management | 3 | BADS01+ 80 c.hrs |
BBA102 | International Business Management | 3 | BADS01 |
B. Elective Program Requirements (3) Credit Hours | |||
Course code | Course name | poison | Prerequisite |
BBAL01 | Conflict and Crisis Management | 3 | – |
BBAL02 | Negotiation management | 3 | – |
BBAL03 | Managerial Economics | 3 | – |
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