Undergraduate Programs

Students will be ready for the changes in the global business market by gaining a clear understanding of how the business world operates and what makes an international corporation successful.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Business Administration can:

1. Analyze the financial health of businesses through financial statements and applicable quantitative and qualitative tools/methodologies.
2. Apply management principles in ways that optimize organizational resources and respond to the impact of change on business sustainability.
3. Develop a business plan that considers implementation issues, including the financial, legal, operational, and administrative procedures involved in new business ventures.
4. Conduct assessments of business problems and opportunities that result in recommendations for courses of action.

To receive a Bachelor of Business Administration, students must earn 120 US / 240 ECTS semester credit hours that are equal to 40 courses—including a capstone project. All UBIS baccalaureate programs have 42 credits (14 courses) of general education that include requirements of English, math, social sciences and economics, science, and the humanities. All courses are worth 3 US / 6 ECTS credits.

Graduates will be knowledgeable in the fields of public, multilateral, and international affairs, with the ability to manage an office, prepare budgets, make decisions based on financial indicators, and oversee projects from start to finish effectively and efficiently.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in International Relations can:

1. Distinguish the political, economic, and social theories, methods, and historical patterns of international relations applied to contemporary issues and individuals within the world system.
2. Explain the process and implications of interdependence among individuals, groups, and regions in the context of globalization.
3. Analyze conflict within international systems to the institutions of international law, diplomacy, and world order, including prospects for sustainable peace.
4. Assess the uniqueness of international organizations and other individuals within the international system.
5. Evaluate the multidimensional effects of globalization and integration in sustainable economic development.

To receive a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations, students must earn 120 US / 240 ECTS semester credit hours that are equal to 40 courses—including a capstone project. All UBIS baccalaureate programs have 42 credits (14 courses) of general education that include requirements of English, math, social sciences and economics, science, and the humanities. All courses are worth 3 US / 6 ECTS credits.