Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) – Entrepreneurship

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Entrepreneurship is designed to nurture innovative, opportunity-driven, and resilient graduates capable of creating, managing, and growing sustainable enterprises. The programme responds to the growing demand for entrepreneurial talent to address unemployment, economic transformation, and private-sector development.

The programme provides a solid foundation in business administration during the first two years, covering management, accounting, finance, economics, operations, business law, ethics, research methods, and small business management. This broad base equips students with essential managerial and analytical competencies required for enterprise development in diverse economic contexts.

In the final year, students specialize in entrepreneurship through courses such as Venture Creation, Investment Analysis, Electronic Business, Service Sector Management, Global Business and Supply Chain Management, Project Planning and Management, and Proposal and Report Writing. These courses emphasize opportunity recognition, business model design, feasibility analysis, innovation, digital entrepreneurship, and enterprise scaling.

A strong applied learning focus runs throughout the programme. Students engage in business simulations, group projects, case studies, practicums, and a supervised research project that allows them to translate ideas into viable business concepts. The programme also cultivates entrepreneurial mindsets such as creativity, risk assessment, adaptability, and ethical responsibility.

Graduates emerge as job creators and intrapreneurs capable of contributing to enterprise growth, innovation, and socio-economic development at local and regional levels.