Business Management and Administration – (BBA)

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Basic and compulsory subjects are taught in the first year of the degree course. These include Mathematics, Introduction to Game Theory, Introduction to Economics, Introduction to Company Law and Introduction to Financial Accounting, and are fundamental to knowledge of economics and business. Various areas are covered in more depth in the second year, including microeconomics, macroeconomics, probability, statistics, econometrics and accounting analysis. In the third and fourth year, students must take a total of 120 credits in both compulsory subjects in the business area (Commercial Management, Financial Management, Strategic Management and Human Resources, among others) as well as optional subjects in the various economics and business areas.

Up to 40 university mobility credits can be counted as optional credits or as compulsory third and fourth credits or the end-of-degree dissertation, providing that they have been recognised beforehand, and can be taken in the third and fourth years. The structure of the course in the final two years is designed to facilitate this mobility.

The external internship is optional, can be undertaken in the third or fourth year and is worth 14 credits.

The credits for the total progress made are defined at both the end of the first cycle and the end of the second cycle; in the third term of the second year, this is the Seminar Paper (5 credits) and in the fourth year it is the End-of-Degree Dissertation (6 credits).