BB in Business and Technology

Key Points

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The Bachelor of Business and Technology consists of a combination of Business and Technology based modules. Enabling our students and graduates to be prepared for the office with relevant technical skills and business knowledge.

Students in this course will be equipped with highly sought after programming skills that will allow them to differentiate themselves from other business graduates. Students also have the opportunity to study abroad or complete a job placement during their third year of study.

Program structure

YEAR 1

Semester 1:

Marketing
Office Technology and Applications 1
Research and Communications
Creativity for innovation
Electives: French 1 // Spanish 1 // English 1 // Chinese 1 // Intercultural Studies 1 // Tourism 1 // German 1

Semester 2:

Communications in the workplace
Office Technology and Applications 2
Image editing
Financial accounting
Electives: French 2 // Spanish 2 // English 2 // Chinese 2 // Intercultural Studies 2 // Tourism 2 // German 2

YEAR 2

Semester 1:

Enterprise Information Systems
Foundations and principles of law
Economic Management Studies (a whole year)
Electives: French 3 // Spanish 3 // English 3 // Chinese 3 // Intercultural Studies 3 // Tourism 3 // German 3

Semester 2:

Web development
Programming Fundamentals
Legal responsibility and compliance
Economic Sciences
Electives: French 4 // Spanish 4 // English 4 // Chinese 4 // Intercultural Studies 4 // Tourism 4 // German 4

YEAR 3

Semester 1:

Media publishing
Financial management
Recursos humanos
Programming for data analysis
The resilient graduate

Electives: Spanish 5 // English 5 // Chinese 5 // Intercultural Studies 5 // Tourism 5 // French 5 // German 5

Semester 2:

Job placement (optional)
Erasmus (optional)
Business development project
Operations Manager
Technology Strategy and Implementation Project
Electives: French 6 // Spanish 6 // English 6 // Chinese 6 // Intercultural Studies 6 // Tourism 6 // German 6

Career oportunities

Modern organizations increasingly rely on the effective use of information systems to run their businesses. As a result, today’s employers are actively looking to hire graduates who have great familiarity and experience in the IT area.

Graduates of this course have a wide variety of career opportunities, including but not limited to office administration, sales support, IT systems, IT support, web design, media publishing, database developers.

Program Structure

Admission requirements

Applicants will require a baccalaureate degree officially translated into English.
IELTS 5.5 or higher (or its internationally recognized equivalent).

Business placement

In the third year, students have the opportunity to study abroad or to be placed in an organization for work-based learning.
This gives students a much broader experience for both their technical and social skills.
They can also get contacts in the industry to help them in their future career. By traveling abroad, you can significantly improve your language skills and immerse yourself in another culture.