GENERAL STRUCTURE
The Bachelor’s Program in Management begins with introductory courses in higher mathematics, probability and statistics, academic writing and communication, and the English language. During the first four semesters, students acquire fundamental knowledge in management, economics, law, and mathematics, which form the basis for an academic degree in management.
In the subsequent semesters, students have the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of management and develop relevant skills by selecting one or more program concentrations in their preferred areas. These include: Innovation and Entrepreneurship; Marketing, Strategy, and Leadership; Operations Management and Supply Chain Management; Economics and Policy; and Finance.
Students gain practical experience through a variety of student-centered teaching methods, including lectures, projects, internships, seminars, and other activities.
Detailed study plan of the degree program
