Course detail

program synopsis

The objectives of the Business Administration program — which is in-line with the mission of AIT, is to produce high calibre Business Administration graduates in a number of concentration areas using internationally benchmarked curriculum. The program is designed to provide students with a firm grounding in core business subject areas including: accounting, business law and public policy, business supply chain management, customer service and operations management, ethics and social responsibility, finance, human resource management and labor relations, international business, strategic and entrepreneurial management, organizational behavior, marketing and sales, and quantitative techniques including mathematics and statistical analysis. Students on this program will also acquire extensive computing skills require for working in a modern business environment. Apart from hands-on computing skills, students are taught how to apply and use information technology tools and systems to analyze problems and issues, and as well as develop business systems and applications.
The program is designed to provide our students with the knowledge and associated skills in the broad field of Business Administration while emphasizing on some specific areas of concentrations. Over the four year program a range of skills-based, generic subjects will be sustained in order to develop the student as a versatile graduate and as a ‘life-long learner’. Students on this program will acquire systems design, and communication skills and be prepared for employment in a broad spectrum of computing, or for continued study at the postgraduate level.

Credits

13

Time to Complete

1 sem

Entry requirements

Senior Secondary/High School Certificate Examination (SS/HSCE) or West African Senior Secondary School Certificate (WASSCE).

program structure

course title
course code
prerequisites
credit hour
Information Technology Foundation 1
IT101
-
3
Intermediate Algebra
MATH101
-
3
Microeconomics
ECON101
-
2
Principles of Accounting I
ACCT101
-
3
Principles of Management
MGT101
-
3
English Composition, Writing & Communication Skills I
ENGL101
-
2
information Systems
IT103
IT101
3
Business Mathematics and Statistics I
MATH107
MATH101
3
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
MGT201
MGT101
3
Macroeconomics
ECON102
ECON101
3
Principles of Accounting II
ACCT201
ACCT101
3
French I
FRN101
-
1
Business Mathematics and Statistics II
MATH203
MATH107
3
Business, Government and Society
MGT204
-
3
Principles of Marketing
MKT201
-
3
Introduction to Human Resource Management
HRM201
MGT101
3
Information Technology Practice
IT206
IT103
1
French II
FRN102
FRN101
2
Group Dynamics & Communications
NT201
-
2
Fundamentals of Management Science
MS101
MATH203
3
Principles of Finance
FIN201
-
3
Business Law
MGT203
MGT101
3
Introduction to Public Administration
MGT262
MGT251
3
Data Communications & Computer Networks I
CS208
IT201
2
Business and Professional Ethics
BNT201
-
3
Entrepreneurship and New Venture Planning
ENPR351
MGT261
3
Managing Entrepreneurial Ventures
ENPR361
ENPR351
3
Company Law
MGT351
-
3
Production and Operations Management
MGT303
-
3
Organizational Behavior
MGT304
MGT101
3
Systems Analysis & Design Practice
CS351
-
3
Knowledge-Based Information Systems
T352
-
3
Entrepreneurial Finance
ENPR352
FIN252
3
Entrepreneurial Strategy
ENPR362
FIN252
3
International Business Management
MGT305
-
3
Research Methods
MGT306
-
3
Managing New Ventures
ENPR372
ENPR351
3
Cost and management Accounting
ACCT352
-
3
Financial Analysis & Planning For Entrepreneurs
ENPR451
MGT261, FIN252
3
Building The Entrepreneurial Team
ENPR461
ENPR351, ENPR372
3
Risk Management & Insurance
BAFN461
ACC152 MATH261
3
Web Technologies and Systems
IT451
-
3
Project Management
MGT403
MATH 203 / MS101
3
Capstone Project I
MGT405
-
3
Managing Strategic Venture Growth And Industry
ENPR452
ENPR351, ENPR372
3
Management Information Systems (MIS)
MIS351
IT162
3
Money and Capital Markets
BAFN451
FIN252
3
Technology Entrepreneurship
ENPR462
MGT261, IT151
3
Topics in Entrepreneurship
ENPR472
MGT261, IT151
3
E-Applications and Systems
IT482
-
3
Procurement Management
MGT407
MGT303
3
Capstone Project II
MGT406
MGT405
3

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