Business Administration

Why is it worth:

• A Global Perspective on Modern Business
• Interdisciplinary and Comprehensive Curriculum
• Addressing Contemporary Global Challenges
• Developing Critical Analytical Skills
• Tailored Specialization Paths
• Preparation for an International Career

⇑A Global Perspective on Modern Business

The Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA) program, delivered by lecturers at UEP, offers a comprehensive and competitive curriculum designed for today's globalized world. Its mission is to develop and share knowledge of both the theory and practice of economics and business within an international context, preparing students to navigate the complexities of the modern economy.

⇑Interdisciplinary and Comprehensive Curriculum

This program uniquely blends classic business administration studies with insights from political science, international relations, sociology, and management science. This interdisciplinary approach allows students to gain a deeper and more holistic understanding of the various forces that influence economic and business decisions on a global scale.

⇑Addressing Contemporary Global Challenges

The curriculum is designed to address the most pressing issues facing contemporary companies and economies. Students learn to analyze and understand complex challenges such as resource scarcity, economic growth problems, financial crises, climate change, and social inequality, equipping them with the knowledge to contribute to sustainable and responsible business practices.

⇑Developing Critical Analytical Skills

A key focus of the BBA program is to develop students' ability to recognize and comprehend the multitude of political, social, and cultural forces at play in the global market. This analytical skill set is crucial for making informed, strategic decisions that account for the diverse factors shaping modern business environments.

⇑Tailored Specialization Paths

The program offers students the opportunity to deepen their expertise by choosing a specialization in key areas. Depending on student interest, pathways in international business and management or global economics are made available, allowing for a more focused educational experience tailored to individual career aspirations in the international arena.

⇑Preparation for an International Career

By combining robust business theory with a broad understanding of global affairs, the BBA program prepares graduates for successful careers in a variety of international settings. They are well-equipped to understand the challenges and opportunities that arise in a world where business and global dynamics are inextricably linked.

Is Business Administration the Right Major for You?

1. How do you feel in situations that require coordinating a group's work, for example, during a school project?

I like to take the initiative and motivate others to act. I can do it, but I prefer when someone else takes responsibility. I definitely prefer to handle assigned tasks on my own.

2. What is your approach to solving complex problems?

I try to break the problem down into smaller parts and analyze data before making a decision. I usually rely on my intuition, but I'm open to analyzing the situation. I tend to feel overwhelmed and look for the simplest, quickest solution.

3. How interested are you in business news and the functioning of global markets?

Very interested – I regularly follow business news and trends. Moderately – I sometimes read articles on the subject. Not at all – I find this topic uninteresting.

4. How do you approach planning your own tasks and long-term goals?

I like to create detailed schedules and stick to them. I have a general plan, but I often act spontaneously. I rarely plan ahead and usually act at the last minute.

5. Imagine you have to convince your friends of your idea. What steps do you take?

I present strong arguments, listen to their opinions, and look for a compromise. I present my idea, but I don't insist if there is resistance. I find it difficult to persuade others to my point of view.

6. Have you ever thought about starting your own company or creating a new project?

Yes, I have many ideas and am drawn to the vision of creating something of my own. It has crossed my mind, but it seems very complicated. No, I prefer the stability of working for someone else.

7. How do you handle making important decisions under time pressure?

I stay calm, quickly weigh the pros and cons, and then act decisively. It's stressful for me, but I manage to make a choice in the end. I tend to postpone decisions or ask others what I should do.

8. What is your style when you play strategy games (e.g., chess, board games)?

I think several moves ahead and try to anticipate my opponent's actions. I mainly focus on the current move. I don't enjoy strategy games; I prefer games of chance.

9. Which statement best describes your attitude toward teamwork?

I value the exchange of ideas and believe the best results are achieved together. I can work in a team, but I also value working alone. I definitely prefer to work independently.

10. What seems most appealing to you about managing a company?

The ability to shape the company's strategy and influence its development. The opportunity to work with people and manage projects. I'm not sure if management is something that interests me.

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