Bachelor of Business Administration

Code: 120744 • NQF 7 • 360 credits (≈ 3600 hours)

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Programme: Bachelor of Business Administration

1. Demonstrate understanding of and the ability to apply business management principles such as communication, human resources management, strategic, operational and project management in the business environment. – 45 credits(≈ 450 hours)
2. Integrate and apply knowledge and skills of business administration in fields related to business development, such as professional ethics, conflict handling and organisational diversity. – 45 credits(≈ 450 hours)
3. Demonstrate understanding of the economic environment that influences business managers. – 45 credits(≈ 450 hours)
4. Demonstrate basic knowledge of financial management and accounting and their application in the business management environment. – 45 credits(≈ 450 hours)
5. Explore and demonstrate the knowledge and skills to lead and manage groups and teams in an organisational context. – 45 credits(≈ 450 hours)
6. Examine the nature and scope of the marketing environment to understand entrepreneurship and the marketing environment organisations operate. – 45 credits(≈ 450 hours)
7. Interpret professional and organisational cultures within a business environment, with sensitivity towards societal and cultural considerations. – 45 credits(≈ 450 hours)
8. Demonstrate knowledge of current global trends in business strategies and communication technology. – 45 credits(≈ 450 hours)

Discuss the management of change where managers face new and unique challenges.
Examine the concept of entrepreneurship and discuss the importance of entrepreneurship in the economy.
Explain concepts of business ethics and their importance in the organisation.
Explain concepts to provide an in-depth understanding of financial management.
Explain the importance and role of leadership in organisations.
Explore and investigate organisational cultures and discuss management's role within an organisation.
Explore statistical measures and methods of calculating and ascertaining them extensively to provide a sound quantitative grounding for competence and understanding.
Serve the needs of individuals and society creatively and innovatively by identifying and analysing the needs of the target population.