Bachelor In Business Studies (BBS)

Vision

          The Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) program envisions producing competent, responsible, and entrepreneurial graduates who can effectively contribute to the business, economic, and social development of the nation. The program aims to develop practical business knowledge, leadership skills, ethical values, and a commitment to lifelong learning so that graduates can successfully meet the challenges of a dynamic global environment.

Objectives

• Provide students with a sound understanding of business, management, accounting, finance, marketing, and economics.
• Develop managerial, analytical, and decision-making skills required for professional and entrepreneurial careers.
• Enhance students’ communication, leadership, and teamwork abilities for effective workplace performance.
• Foster ethical values, social responsibility, and professionalism in business practices.
• Prepare competent human resources for employment in government, private, and non-government organizations.
• Encourage innovation, entrepreneurship, and self-employment opportunities.
• Equip students with practical knowledge and problem-solving skills to address contemporary business challenges.
• Develop research, critical thinking, and lifelong learning capabilities.
• Prepare graduates for higher studies and professional development in business and management disciplines.
• Contribute to national economic growth and sustainable development through quality business education.

Course Duration

Four years (Annual System)

(The Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) program is a four-year undergraduate degree program divided into four academic years. The program is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in business and management disciplines. Students are required to successfully complete all prescribed courses, practical assignments, and examinations within the duration specified by the university to qualify for the degree.)

Admission Requirements

Syllabus

• FIRST
• SECOND
• THIRD
• FOURTH

Fee Structure