BBA Bachelor of Business Administration

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The Business Administration programme (BBA) gives students very good structural and environmental knowledge of companies. This programme associates the development of knowledge, organisational and management competencies.

The students learn how to analyze a problem, to evaluate information and to use different resources when making decisions. They will study management, the financial flows of the company and the process of creating a business model. They will see how cultural differences and ethic criteria may influence negotiations in a changing environment. The students acquire the essential managerial skills and the capacity of adaptation necessary to confront different company situations. Thus, IFM students acquire the necessary tools in
order to face a multitude of company situations and the essential managerial skills.

This programme prepares students for the challenges of globalisation, competition, new technologies and the internationalisation of recruitment. More than teaching the traditional qualities of a manager, IFM pays particular attention to fostering entrepreneurial creativity and the ability to master economic, technical and social changes.

This programme offers an excellent mix of theory and practice. IFM professors have extensive academic background and different professional experiences as directors, managers or consultants. They will bring you a practical and updated approach to management. Speakers will also share their experiences with you during company conferences, and visits to companies will be organised.

The University encourages students to develop their potential and their entrepreneurial spirit in order to become active and professional members of a multicultural society.

- duration : 3 years
- corporate lecturers
- company visits
- experienced professors

Philipp Morris