Bachelor of Arts in
Business Administration
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PROGRAMME DESCRIPTION
Keiser University’s Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration prepares students for a career in business. Students are offered a well-rounded business education with management, marketing, finance, accounting, statistics and law courses. In addition, the students select one of five concentrations: Management, Human Resource Management, International Business, Marketing or Finance. These concentrations allow students to specialize in a business discipline and enhance their career opportunities within that field.
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES
The following objectives are designed to meet Keiser University’s mission and its goals:
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To develop students’ abilities to understand business concepts, terms and theories, |
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To prepare students for jobs in the fields of management, marketing, human resources, finance and international business, |
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To assist students in becoming more proficient in analysis, decision making and management, |
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To develop students’ understanding of international business and the effects of globalization. |
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
| LOWER DIVISION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR COURSE |
Code |
Subjects |
Credit Hours (24.0 hours) |
ACG1001 |
Accounting Principles I |
3.0 |
ACG2011 |
Accounting Principles II |
3.0 |
BUL1240 |
Business Law |
3.0 |
FIN206 |
Financial Management |
3.0 |
GEB1112 |
Entrepreneurship |
3.0 |
MAN1021 |
Principle of Management |
3.0 |
MAN2300 |
Human Resource Management |
3.0 |
MAR1011 |
Introduction to Marketing |
3.0 |
| LOWER DIVISION GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES |
Code |
Subjects |
Credit Hours (36.0 hours) |
PSY1012 |
Behavioral/Social Science - Introduction to Psychology |
3.0 |
SPC1010 |
Communications - Speech |
3.0 |
CGS1000 |
Business Law |
3.0 |
ECO1023 |
Financial Management |
3.0 |
ECO2013 |
Entrepreneurship |
3.0 |
ENC1101 |
Principle of Management |
3.0 |
ENC2102 |
Human Resource Management |
3.0 |
ENL1000 |
Introduction to Marketing |
3.0 |
MGF2106 |
Mathematics - College Mathematics |
3.0 |
STA2023 |
Mathematics - Statistics |
3.0 |
BSC1010 |
Natural Science - General Biology I |
3.0 |
BSC1011 |
Natural Science - General Biology II |
3.0 |
| UPPER DIVISION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR COURSES |
Code |
Subjects |
Credit Hours (30.0 hours) |
ACG3073 |
Managerial Accounting |
3.0 |
BUL3130 |
Legal and Ethical Environment of Business |
3.0 |
FIN3400 |
Principles of Managerial Finance |
3.0 |
INP3004 |
Industrial Psychology |
3.0 |
MAN3025 |
Introduction to Management and Organisation Behavior |
3.0 |
MAN4583 |
Principle of Management |
3.0 |
MAN4602 |
International Business |
3.0 |
MAN4999 |
Integrated Studies Capstone Course |
3.0 |
MAN4164 |
Leadership |
3.0 |
QMB3200 |
Quantitative Approach to Business Decisions |
3.0 |
UPPER DIVISON BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOUR COURSES MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION |
Code |
Subjects |
Credit Hours (18.0 hours) |
INP3224 |
Workforce Diversity |
3.0 |
MAN3504 |
Operations Management |
3.0 |
MAN3611 |
Cross-cultural Management |
3.0 |
MAN4065 |
Business Ethics |
3.0 |
MAN4631 |
Global Strategy and Policy |
3.0 |
MAR4403 |
Sales and Sales Management |
3.0 |
UPPER DIVISON BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOUR COURSES HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION |
Code |
Subjects |
Credit Hours (18.0 hours) |
INP3224 |
Workforce Diversity |
3.0 |
INP4203 |
Performance Evaluation |
3.0 |
MNA3324 |
Recruitment, Selection and Staffing |
3.0 |
MNA4306 |
Training and Development |
3.0 |
MNA4404 |
Management Law and Employee Relations |
3.0 |
MNA4405 |
Labour Relations |
3.0 |
UPPER DIVISON BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOUR COURSES INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONCENTRATION |
Code |
Subjects |
Credit Hours (15.0 hours) |
FIN4602 |
International Finance |
3.0 |
GEB4357 |
International Competitiveness |
3.0 |
GEB4358 |
International Negotiations and Transactions |
3.0 |
GEB4359 |
Cultural Environment of International Business |
3.0 |
GEB4364 |
Internation Entrepreneurship |
3.0 |
UPPER DIVISON BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOUR COURSES MARKETING CONCENTRATION |
Code |
Subjects |
Credit Hours (18.0 hours) |
MAR4334 |
Advertising / Promotion Management |
3.0 |
MAR4403 |
Sales and Sales Management |
3.0 |
MAR4503 |
Consumer Behavior |
3.0 |
MAR4721 |
E-Marketing |
3.0 |
MAR4804 |
Marketing Strategy |
3.0 |
MAR4841 |
Service Marketing |
3.0 |
| UPPER DIVISON BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOUR COURSES FINANCE CONCENTRATION |
Code |
Subjects |
Credit Hours (18.0 hours) |
FIN4126 |
Financial Decision - Making and Planning |
3.0 |
FIN4324 |
Commercial Bank Management |
3.0 |
FIN4424 |
Case Studies in Finance |
3.0 |
FIN4443 |
Financial Policy and Strategy |
3.0 |
FIN4501 |
Investment |
3.0 |
FIN4602 |
International Finance |
3.0 |
| UPPER DIVISION GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES |
Code |
Subjects |
Credit Hours (18.0 hours) |
CGS3300 |
Management Information Systems |
3.0 |
CGS3362 |
Organisation and Technology of
Information System |
3.0 |
ECO4223 |
Money and Banking |
3.0 |
ENC3213 |
Writing for Managers |
3.0 |
ENC4313 |
Research Writing |
3.0 |
STA3060 |
Research and Statistical Analysis |
3.0 |
UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENT
To be considered for enrollment at Keiser University, all applicants must supply:
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Verification of high school graduation ( transcript, diploma, etc. ) and, |
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Proof of graduation from a foreign institution comparable to a United States secondary school. |
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For admission to English stream program, students are required to possess TOEFL score of 500 points. Students with 450 points will be accepted with applied terms and conditions |
It is a policy of Keiser University that candidates seeking general admission to the University are not required to take the general admission test upon providing written proof of an associate or higher degree earned from a regionally accredited college. Candidates must meet all other general and allied health program-specific admission requirements.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
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As required by the Commission for Independent Education in the State of Florida, students receiving Keiser University's Bachelor of Arts degrees must earn a minimum of 123.0 semester credit hours. The 123.0 credit hours included a minimum of forty-five ( 45.0 ) credit hours of prescribed general education courses combined with a minimum of sixty ( 60.0 ) credit hours of prescribed major course. Remaining credit hours are drawn from either general education or major courses. To earn a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Keiser University, students must also accomplish the following:
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- Complete a designated program of study which includes at least 123.0 semester hours of credit.
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This degree program requires that all required courses in a program be completed, |
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Complete degree requirements with a cumulative grade average of 2.0 or higher, |
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Complete the final 25.0 % of a program through Keiser University, |
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Resolve all financial obligations to the University, |
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Complete all required exit paper work. |
- DEGREE AWARD
Keiser University will award Keiser University’s degree certificate and transcript to a student when the student meets the Keiser University’s requirements for graduation as specified in Keiser University’s catalog. The award gained by distance learning and in campus students is of equal distinction without the name of the local partner.
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