BSc Business Administration
_________________________

Introduction:
We offer a range of academic programmes leading to higher education for undergraduate degree programmes. These programmes are designed for those who are aspiring to start a career in a business organisation whether local, national or international. You may also chose to start your own business or decide to further your education to a postgraduate level after attaining solid foundation from your bachelor degree programme. Our main aim here is to equip you with cutting edge skills to compete in the labour market to become a competent and capable manager. A degree in
Business Administration will enhance your abilities and analytical skills in terms of interpersonal relations, presentation, leadership and evaluation of facts to make decisions in any business environment. In a business scenario, decision making is fluid and multi-dimensional. Therefore, you need to deal with new situations every moment. The field is dynamic rather than static and you need to be aware of all tactics from operative level strategies to strategic planning.

Objectives:
The degree programme has several objectives and would ensure that while studying with us you attain:
1. Understanding of the basic concepts or techniques drawn from a wide range of
business disciplines.
2. Ability to explain and comment critically upon the concepts and techniques in the multi-disciplinary business perspectives.
3. Ability to identify the problem and apply relevantbusiness concepts to resolve the problem.
4. You will be able to prepare and present solutions to business based problems and/or issues.
5. You will be able to undertake a major self-managed activity, a project, which will address a topic of your choice and will be relevant to your future career

Structure and Syllabus:
There are 12 units (4 Foundation, 4 Advanced, plus 4 Specialist) to complete this degree programme. There are four pathways to the BSc degree. These include a general pathway and three specialist pathways:
-BSc Business Administration with Marketing
-BSc Business Administration with Human Resource Management
-BSc Business Administration with International Business

* Should there be less than 5 students per any unit for specialization the CECOS will have the right to withdraw that unit and offer an alternate unit.

Entry Requirements:
All applicants must satisfy the following criteria:
-- Normally be at least 17 years of age at the time of registration
-- EITHER passes in two subjects at GCE 'A' level and passes at grade C or above in three further subjects at GCSE or GCE 'O' level
-- OR three subjects at GCE 'A' level and one further subject at GCSE or GCE 'O' level (not less than grade C)
-- OR two subjects at GCE 'A' level and two further subjects at 'AS' level
-- AND demonstrate a level of competence in Mathematics at least equivalent to a pass at GCSE/GCE 'O' level, at not less than grade C
-- AND have passed GCSE/GCE 'O' level English language at Grade C or above or, within the last five years, to have passed at the required standard a test of proficiency in English that is recognised by the University of London.
-- Overseas students must have equivalent qualification such as Intermediate (60%), European Baccalaureate etc. and those from non-English speaking countries must take IELTS. Required score is overall band of 5.5.
-- Have fluent comprehension and writing skills in English.

How to Apply:
While you apply to CECOS for full-time course, simultaneously complete an application form for the University of London External programme and send it to the University directly with the required documentary evidence, application handling fee and fee slip. You may apply to the University of London at any time of the year from 1 January to 17 September (if you live outside the European Union) and up to 17 October (if you live inside the EU). Applications received after the September/October deadline dates will be acknowledged and kept on file ready to be processed in January when the new admission year begins. The earlierin the year that you apply, the sooner the University of
London will be able to process your application and give you a decision about your eligibility. Send your completed form with your documents and fee/fee slip to:

Admissions Office
2-10 Osborn Street,
London, E1 6TD.

We will acknowledge your application when we receive it and forward it to University of London. Then, as soon as they are able, they will send us a decision. If you are eligible, we will send you an offer letter and you may register and begin studying. If you are not eligible we will tell you what to do to become eligible.

When to Apply:
You can submit your application at any time of the year. However, if you intend to take your first examination(s) next year, you are strongly advised to apply as early as possible
If you wish to register this year, the latest date by which your application must be received by the Undergraduate Admissions Office is 24th August.
Please note: If your application is received after the deadline date it will be kept on file and processed when the new admissions year opens in January.

Awarding Body: University of London (External Programme