Business Administration

University of Nicosia

Cyprus, Nicosia

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University of Nicosia

Cyprus , Nicosia

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

Online

Campuses

Main Site

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake DeadlinesOctober-2021 30-Jun-2021

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Duration 48 month(s)

Tuition Fee

EUR 6,300 / year

Apply Date 30-Jun-2021

Next Intake October-2021

Business Administration

About

Overview The general aim of this Business Administration course from University of Nicosia is to present a balanced picture of the world of business. Throughout the degree, students are trained to think effectively about business as a whole and to appreciate the interdependence of the various functions of business activities.The business administration program aims to:To provide students with a knowledge of the theoretical and practical aspects of the operation of the various types of business organisations.Stimulate students to develop an understanding of the role of business activities in the modern world.Stimulate students to develop an awareness of the changing and integrated nature of business problems and an ability to explore and deal with these problems.To develop in students the skill of analysis, synthesis and evaluation in the context of business decisions.Career ProspectsThe programme offers students the necessary tools and skills in securing a position in both the profit and non profit sector. More specifically, upon completion of the degree graduates can either pursue a professional career or apply for postgraduate studies.They can also apply for positions in management, accounting, marketing, human resource and business communication.Based on the style of delivering and assessing the material taught during the courses, students will have a competitive advantage in being more employable compared to other business programmes.

The Business Administration course from University of Nicosia provides a critical survey not only of the theoretical and practical aspects of the managerial functions within firms but also of the integration and synthesis of these functions within the complex environmental settings that they operate, with a special emphasis on local needs and interests.