A comprehensive business education designed to develop the knowledge, skills and professional perspective needed to understand organisations, markets and modern management.
The Bachelor of Business Administration provides a foundation across key areas of business and management while allowing students to develop a specialist area of interest.
Students explore how organisations operate, how businesses create value, how markets evolve and how managers respond to changing economic, technological and social environments.
The programme provides a broad management perspective while creating opportunities to develop a focused area of academic and professional interest.
Build a broad understanding of the disciplines that shape contemporary organisations and business decisions.
Explore principles of management, organisational structures and managerial decision-making.
Examine markets, customers, branding, communication and contemporary marketing practice.
Develop an understanding of financial principles, business performance and financial decision-making.
Explore people management, organisational behaviour, talent and workplace development.
Understand business processes, productivity, supply chains and operational decision-making.
Explore competitive positioning, business models, strategic planning and organisational growth.
Modern organisations operate within an increasingly connected, technology-driven and competitive environment. A contemporary business education needs to engage with these changes.
Explore the forces influencing organisations, managers, customers and markets.
The BBA learning experience can connect academic concepts with practical management questions and professional development.
Develop a structured understanding of business, economics, management and organisations.
Explore business scenarios, case studies, projects and practical management questions.
Strengthen communication, analytical thinking, teamwork, leadership and decision-making capabilities.
The broad nature of business education can support progression across a range of business, management and professional environments.
Potential professional directions within general business and management environments.
Develop a foundation for roles connected to customers, brands, markets and communications.
Explore people-focused professional environments and organisational development.
Develop business knowledge relevant to financial and commercial environments.
Explore business processes, operational management and supply chain environments.
Develop business knowledge that can support entrepreneurial and business development ambitions.
For students who want to build a broad foundation in business and management.
For aspiring founders and business owners seeking structured business knowledge.
For professionals looking to strengthen their understanding of business and management.
For students who want broad business knowledge combined with a specific specialist direction.
Applicants should normally meet the applicable academic and language requirements for entry to the BBA programme.
Applicants should normally hold a recognised secondary or high-school qualification or equivalent.
Applicants holding a recognised Level 3 qualification or equivalent may be considered for entry.
Relevant prior learning or professional experience may be considered where applicable.
Applicants whose previous education was completed in another language may be required to demonstrate appropriate English-language proficiency.
International applicants may be required to provide additional academic and identification documentation during the admissions process.
Previous qualifications may be reviewed to determine suitability for the programme.
Applicants who do not follow the standard academic route may be considered based on prior learning, qualifications and relevant professional experience.
Additional requirements may apply depending on the applicable programme structure and admissions criteria.
The admissions process is designed to assess academic preparation and suitability for undergraduate business study while providing consideration for relevant alternative pathways where applicable.
International applicants can complete the admissions process by providing the academic, identification and supporting documents required under the applicable admissions criteria.
Provide copies of relevant academic certificates, qualifications and transcripts.
Provide valid identification documentation as requested during the admissions process.
Where required, applicants may need to provide evidence of appropriate English-language proficiency.
Copies of previous educational qualifications.
Relevant academic transcripts or marksheets.
Valid passport or accepted identification document.
Where required under the applicable criteria.
Any programme-specific documentation requested.
Business connects organisations, people, markets, technology and society. Understanding these relationships can create a foundation for future academic and professional development.
Understand how digital technologies are reshaping organisations and markets.
Explore the interconnected nature of modern business environments.
Consider the evolving role of responsible and sustainable business practices.
Examine changing workplaces, skills, leadership and organisational structures.
Build an understanding of business, organisations and management fundamentals.
Develop knowledge across core business and management disciplines.
Focus on an area of business aligned with your interests and ambitions.
Prepare for professional development, employment or further academic study.
Progress into business and management-related professional environments across a range of sectors.
Continue to advanced postgraduate management study, subject to the applicable entry requirements.
Continue building expertise through professional certifications, specialist programmes or further study.
Explore the BBA programme, discover your specialisation and take the next step towards your academic and professional ambitions.