Bachelor of Business Administration

Business Administration

Program Description

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at SIMAD University is a comprehensive, trimester-based degree designed to equip students with a robust understanding of core business principles and the practical skills required to thrive in today’s dynamic, technology-driven, and globalized economy. The curriculum blends foundational courses in accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, operations, and strategic management with applied learning experiences, including case studies, simulations, and research projects
that reflect real-world business scenarios.

The program emphasizes critical thinking, analytical and logical reasoning, effective communication,
teamwork, and ethical decision-making. Students gain exposure to contemporary challenges in both the public and private sectors, preparing them to excel in a multicultural business environment. The program also fosters entrepreneurial mindsets and leadership skills, enabling graduates to navigate complex organizational landscapes or launch their own ventures.

Program Objectives

The program aims to:

Develop students’ ability to prepare, analyze, and interpret a variety of business-related information financial, economic, environmental, and socio-political that shapes the global marketplace.
Instill sound management principles and practices to effectively address productivity and operational challenges across sectors.
Equip students with essential skills to gather, measure, analyze, and communicate data-driven insights, while leveraging technology to solve public and private sector problems.
Inspire students to pursue knowledge-driven, innovative solutions for the evolving challenges faced by today’s and tomorrow’s society.
Shape business and public managers who operate within rigorous ethical and moral frameworks.
Prepare graduates to pursue advanced studies in business, management, or related disciplines globally.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

Graduates of the BSc in Business Administration will be able to:

Apply foundational and advanced knowledge of business disciplines to solve organizational challenges.
Analyze complex business problems using quantitative and qualitative methods, and develop strategic solutions.
Demonstrate effective communication and leadership skills in diverse, team-oriented settings.
Employ technology and data analytics tools to support decision-making processes.
Exhibit professional integrity and ethical reasoning in business practices.
Understand and navigate multicultural business environments and global market dynamics.
Engage in lifelong learning and pursue entrepreneurial initiatives or graduate studies in business and management.

Mode of Study

Open & Distance Learning: (Online)
Tri-semester system: 3 semesters per academic year
Program Duration: 5 years

Career Prospectus

Graduates of the program are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities across industries, non-profit organizations, and government institutions. Potential roles include:

Business Manager / Operations Manager / Executive Director
Sales Manager / Customer Service Manager
Marketing Manager / Retail Manager
Business Analyst / Organizational Developer
Human Resources Manager / Benefits Administrator
Logistics Manager / Quality Control Manager
Department Administrator / Billing Supervisor
Bank Manager / Financial Services Officer
Entrepreneur or Business Consultant

Additionally, graduates can seamlessly progress into graduate or professional studies in business administration, management, public policy, or related fields, both locally and internationally.

Common Courses

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No	Course Title	Description
1	Computer Studies (Fundamentals of Computing)	An introduction to computing concepts, including hardware, software, and basic information systems.
2	CAT (Computer Application Technologies)	Focuses on Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) for academic and professional productivity.
3	Arabic Language I & II	Builds competency in reading, writing, and communication in Arabic.
4	Islamic Studies I & II (Fiqh Muamalat)	Covers Islamic principles and economic dealings in compliance with Sharia.
5	Study Skills	Equips students with effective time management, critical reading, note-taking, and learning strategies.
6	Principles of Management	Introduces management theories, leadership, and organizational behavior.
7	Communication Skills	Develops and improves interpersonal and business communication skills essential for professional contexts.
8	Research Methodology	Provides tools for designing and conducting academic research.
9	Graduation Project	Capstone project to apply academic knowledge to real-world challenges in procurement or logistics.

Program Course

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No	Course Title	Description
1	Commerce	Offers a broad overview of trade, economic exchange, and commercial activities.
2	General Mathematics	Enhances numerical and logical reasoning for academic success.
3	Business Mathematics	Applies mathematical techniques to solve real-world business problems.
4	Principles of Accounting I	Covers financial reporting, basic accounting concepts, and ledger management.
5	Introduction to Business Organization	Introduces business types, roles, and organizational structures.
6	Microeconomics	Examines individual markets, consumer behavior, and price mechanisms.
7	Principles of Accounting II	Continues from Accounting I, focusing on statements analysis and adjustments.
8	Macroeconomics	Covers national economic indicators, inflation, and fiscal/monetary policy.
9	Business Law	Introduces commercial legal frameworks, including contract and company law.
10	Cost Accounting	Teaches costing methods and their application in budgeting and decision-making.
11	Business Statistics I	Introduces data collection, descriptive statistics, and basic analysis tools.
12	Introduction to Research Methodology	Provides foundational knowledge on scientific inquiry and data gathering.
13	Business Statistics II	Focuses on inferential statistics, probability, and hypothesis testing.
14	Principles of Marketing	Explores marketing strategy, branding, and consumer engagement.
15	Principles of Finance	Covers financial decision-making, investment, and capital budgeting.
16	Human Resource Management	Addresses workforce planning, recruitment, and performance appraisal.
17	Quantitative Analysis	Applies mathematical and statistical tools for decision-making.

Specialization

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No	Course Title	Description
1	Managerial Accounting	Uses financial data to support internal business decisions and performance evaluation.
2	Principles of Procurement	Explores the procurement cycle, vendor selection, and sourcing strategies.
3	Small Business Management	Focuses on entrepreneurship, business setup, and small enterprise operations.
4	Insurance and Risk Management	Teaches risk identification, analysis, and mitigation strategies.
5	Production and Operations Management	Covers techniques for managing and controlling production systems.
6	Principles of Supply Chain Management	Offers a comprehensive overview of integrated supply chain operations.
7	Ethics in Procurement	Examines transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct in sourcing.
8	Inventory Management & Control	Focuses on forecasting, EOQ, and inventory performance optimization.
9	Negotiation Skills in Procurement and Supply Chain	Builds skills in supplier negotiations, dispute resolution, and value creation.
10	Transportation Management	Covers transport modes, route optimization, and freight cost management.
11	Warehousing Management	Teaches efficient warehouse layout, stock control, and order fulfillment.
12	Project Procurement Management	Aligns procurement practices with project planning and execution.
13	Public Procurement	Examines regulations, procedures, and ethical standards in government procurement.
14	Humanitarian and Relief Management	Logistics and procurement in crisis, emergency, and humanitarian contexts.
15	Logistics Planning & Control	Strategic logistics design, coordination, and performance assessment.
16	Contract Management	Focuses on the lifecycle of contracts including drafting, execution, and enforcement.
17	E-Procurements	Explores digital tools for automating and managing procurement processes.
18	Global Logistics	Investigates cross-border logistics, international trade, and global supply networks.
19	Supplier Relation Management	Enhances supplier evaluation, development, and long-term collaboration.
20	Strategic Procurement	Aligns procurement strategies with organizational goals to deliver value.
21	Sustainable Supply Chain Management	Promotes environmental and social responsibility across supply chain activities.

Admission

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