Bachelor of Business Administration
The 4-year Bachelor’s Degree program provides a fundamental education in business and management principles.
The program typically allows students to specialize in one of multiple concentration areas, including international business, finance, marketing, computer information systems, and many more. BBA program can offer practical management training that can prepare students to successfully work within a large or small organization.
The objective of TU BBA program is to develop socially responsive, creative and result-oriented management professionals to fill up the middle level management positions in the rapidly growing business sector in Nepal and Abroad.
Universal College has been running BBA – TU program since 2061 B.S. under the guidance of renown.
First Semester
| First Semester | 15 Credit Hours |
| ENG 201: Micro Economics | 3 Credit Hours |
| MGT 201: English – I | 3 Credit Hours |
| ECO 201: Principles of Management | 3 Credit Hours |
| MTH 201: Business Mathematics – I` | 3 Credit Hours |
| ITC 201: Computer System and IT Applications | 3 Credit Hours |
Second Semester
| Second Semester | 15 Credit Hours |
| ENG 202: English –II | 3 Credit Hours |
| MGT 202: Human Resource Management | 3 Credit Hours |
| ECO 202: Macro Economics | 3 Credit Hours |
| MTH 202: Business Mathematics – II | 3 Credit Hours |
| UC 202: Introductory Database | 3 Credit Hours |
Third Semester
| Third Semester | 15 Credit Hours |
| ENG 203: Business Communications | 3 Credit Hours |
| STT 201: Financial Accounting | 3 Credit Hours |
| ACC 201: Statistics | 3 Credit Hours |
| FIN 201: Business Finance | 3 Credit Hours |
| ITC 203: Management Information System | 3 Credit Hours |
Fourth Semester
| Fourth Semester | 15 Credit Hours |
| MGT 204: Business Law | 3 Credit Hours |
| PSY 201: Psychology | 3 Credit Hours |
| MTT 201: Fundamentals of Marketing | 3 Credit Hours |
| MGT 206: Business Environment in Nepal | 3 Credit Hours |
| ACC 202: Cost and Management Accounting | 3 Credit Hours |
Fifth Semester
| Fifth Semester | 15 Credit Hours |
| SOC 201: Sociology for Business | 3 Credit Hours |
| FIN 202: Basic Financial Management | 3 Credit Hours |
| ACC 203: Corporate Taxation in Nepal | 3 Credit Hours |
| MGT 205: Operations Management | 3 Credit Hours |
| MGT 207: International Business | 3 Credit Hours |
Sixth Semester
| Sixth Semester | 15 Credit Hours |
| MGT 203: Organizational Behaviour | 3 Credit Hours |
| MGT 210: Entrepreneurship | 3 Credit Hours |
| RCH 201: Business Research Methods | 3 Credit Hours |
| SOC 202: Nepalese Society and Politics | 3 Credit Hours |
| ITC 206: E-Commerce | 3 Credit Hours |
Seventh Semester
| Seventh Semester | 15 Credit Hours |
| Three Specialization Courses | 9 Credit Hours |
| PRJ 350: Summer Project | 3 Credit Hours |
| MGT 209: Business Ethics and Social Responsibility | 3 Credit Hours |
Eight Semester
| Eighth Semester | 15 Credit Hours |
| Three Specialization Courses | 9 Credit Hours |
| MGT 208: Business Strategy | 3 Credit Hours |
| MGT 350: Internship | 3 Credit Hours |
- Foreign Study Tour.
- Experiential Learning: Through on-the-job training and corporate internships, students gain valuable work experience and exposure to real life situations.
- 360 ° Personality Development: PDP (Personality Development Programs) involves personality-profiling of each student based on which the appropriate skills are :
- Effective Communication
- Positive Attitude
- Problem Solving
- Leadership
- Decision Making
- Inter-Personal Skill
- Public Speaking
- Team Building
Business life is one of the driving forces in contemporary society. It’s also the most important employer on the labor market. Fortunately, UC Business Administration Bachelor’s degree gives you excellent options for a successful career. Here are some of the many places where you might work after studying Business Administration:
- Multinationals, banks, pension funds and insurance companies (e.g. financial analyst)
- Companies of all sizes in all industries (e.g. as marketing manager)
- Government ministries (e.g. as advisor)
- Academic institutions (e.g. as lecturer)
- Consultancy firms (e.g. accountant or management consultant)
- Start-ups (entrepreneur: setting up your own business)