Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA) at Mid-Western University, Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA) Colleges in Nepal

Bachelor In Business Administration (BBA)

Affiliated to: Mid-Western University

About Course

Course Title : Bachelor In Business Administration (BBA)
Category/Level : Bachelors
Course Duration (months) : 48 months
Cost Range (NPR) :
Affiliated to : Mid-Western University

Course Description:

BBA program combines practicum courses probably for the first time in the country which is a pioneering effort to blend necessary skills to our students. The total course weightage is up to 120 credits including one comprehensive project work of internship and report writing.

The program provides diverse academic exposure in a number of foundation, functional, specialization and elective areas including financial management, marketing management, human resource management, international business, entrepreneurship, logistics and supply chain management, cross-cultural management, business modeling and analysis, venture management and so on.

Admission info

Eligibility
Eligibility:
Nepali and non Nepali nationals with a 10+2 or intermediate degree or equivalent of at least two years duration in any degree or equivalent of at least two years duration in any discipline with a minimum of 50 percent aggregate or CGPA of 2.0 on the scale of 4.0 from universities/boards recognized by Mid Western University

Syllabus

Course Structure
Defined learning objectives are achieved through an appropriate blend of core business and foundation courses like social sciences, quantitative, and computer and IT. The foundation courses are offered during the first and second semesters of the program. Advanced and specialized course options in accounting, finance and banking management, human resource, entrepreneurship and marketing are offered during the second half of the program.

In BBA the foundation and allied courses include 42 credit hours of coursework. The core course sequence includes 54 credit hours. In addition students must complete 12 credit hours of concentration courses, 6 credit hours of internship and project work, and 6 credit hours of skill-focused seminar and application courses. Individual subjects are normally of 3 credits which run through one semester, with the exception of a few skill-focused application courses.

Internship and Placement
Students need to do an internship as approved by the college. Despite of the classroom learning environment internship provide students about the current working scenario in real life. The purpose of internship is to provide students with the real-life, on-the-job exposure and an opportunity to apply theoretical concepts in real-life situation. Students' interest and intended area of concentration are taken into account while making the internship placement decisions. At the end of internship, the students should prepare internship report and present the final project in the class.