Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

Undergraduate

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4 Years

Duration

130

Credit hours

Courses

Overview

Programme overview

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) is a four-year undergraduate degree program designed to equip students with a strong foundation in business and management principles. The program integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications to prepare students for the dynamic and competitive global business environment. The BBA curriculum encompasses a broad spectrum of general education, core business areas, including accounting, finance, marketing, and human resource management, as well as interdisciplinary courses. Emphasis is also placed on developing analytical thinking, problem-solving abilities, ethical decision-making, leadership skills, and an entrepreneurial mindset. General education courses promote holistic development and a broader understanding of the social, economic, and technological forces shaping the modern world. Interdisciplinary courses integrate knowledge from multiple disciplines, helping students see the “big picture” and understand the interconnectedness of ideas. These courses combine different fields, which lead to novel insights and creative thinking. Collectively, the BBA program is designed to prepare graduates for entry-level managerial roles in public and private sector organizations, to start their own businesses or expand existing family businesses, or to pursue advanced studies in business and management. It develops competent and socially responsible business professionals, fosters innovation and critical thinking in managerial decision-making, and encourages the application of business knowledge in real-word settings through internships, projects, and case studies.

Programme

Learning outcomes & curriculum

01Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of key business functions, such as management, marketing, accounting, human resource management, entrepreneurship, finance, and operations, and apply this knowledge to solve practical business problems.

02Employ critical thinking and analytical tools to assess business situations, interpret data, and make sound, evidence-based decisions

03Communicate effectively in professional business contexts, both in writing and orally, and collaborate productively within diverse and cross-functional teams

04Integrate ethical reasoning and legal understanding into business practices, recognizing responsibilities to society, stakeholders, and the environment

05Exhibit entrepreneurial thinking and a global business perspective, adapting to dynamic markets and cultural contexts

Foundation Module

GBGM 300: General Mathematics
GHPG 300: Personality Grooming
GHOC 300: Oral Communication
GHGE 300: General English

Module 1

GBBA 311: Introducation to Business Analytics
GBBL 312: Business Law
GCIC 313: Applications of Information & Communication Technologies
GBPM 314: Principles of Management
GHFE 315: Functional English
GRQR 316: Quantitative Reasoning I

Module 2

GHPY 321: Psychology
GHEW 322: Expository Writing [GHEE 315
GHGS 323: Global Sustainability
GHFQ 324: Fehm-e-Quran I
GBOB 325: organizational Behavior [GBPM 314]
GRQR 326: Quantitative Reasoning 11 [GRQR 316]
GBPA 327: Principles of Accounting

Module 3

GHFL 431: Foreign Language
GHRE 432: Religious Education
GHPH 433: Philosophy & Critical Thinking
GHFQ 434: Fehm-e-Quran 11 [GHFQ 324]
GHPS 435: Pakistan studies
GBFA 436: Financial Accounting [GBPA 327]
GHPC 437: Professional Communication

Module 4

GHCC 441: Civics & Community Engagement
GHIP 442: Ideology & Constitution of Pakistan
GBEP 443: Entrepreneurship
GBBF 444: Business Finance [GBFA 436]
GBFT 445: Fintech & Blockchain for Business
GBPM 446: Operations & Production Management
GBPM 447: Principles of Marketing

Module 5

GBIS 554: Inferential Statistics [GRQR 326]
GBMM 551 : Marketing Management [GBPM 447]
GBFM 552: Financial Management [GBBF 444]
GBHR 553: Human Resource Management [GBOB 325]
GBIB 555: International Business

Module 6

GBHR 562: Microeconomics & Mancroeconomics
GBEP 564: Supply Chain Management [GBIB 555]
GBET 565: E-commerce & Digital Business [GBFT 445]
GBEC 691 : Elective Course I (Specialization)
GBEC 692: Elective Course II (Specialization)

Module 7

GBRM 671 : Business Research Methods
GBAI 672: A1 in Business
GBRC 673: Business & Management Relevant Certification
GBEC 693: Elective Course III (Specialization)
GBEC 694: Elective Course IV (Specialization)

Module 8

GCPJ 681: Capstone Project
GCFE 682: Field Experience
GBSM 683: Strategic Management [GBMM 551]
GBEC 695: Elective Course V (Specialization)
GBEC 696: Elective Course VI (Specialization)

Admissions

Admission & eligibility

The basic eligibility requirement for admission to the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Program is a Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC), A-levels, or an equivalent qualification recognized by the IBCC, involving 12 years of schooling with min 50% marks

Careers

Career opportunities

Graduates are well positioned to pursue diverse career opportunities across corporate, financial, and public sector organizations

They can build professional careers in banking and financial services

They may specialize in marketing, human resource management, operations, and business development

The program equips students with practical and managerial skills required for professional growth and organizational success

It also prepares graduates for entrepreneurial ventures and the expansion of family businesses

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