• Business Administration
  • In business, administration is concerned with organizing people and resources efficiently in complex and ever-changing working environments to attain the desired goals of the organization. Administrative functions include:

    • Planning – Mapping out the direction of the company, to achieve established organizational goals

    • Organizing – Categorizing and specifying responsibilities of various departments, divisions and individuals

    • Staffing – Recruiting qualified workers who will complement company objectives

    • Directing – The process of allocating the right resources and support so that departments and workers are able to do their jobs accordingly; it also involves balancing staff and economic needs

    • Controlling – Concerned with quality control for results and performances generated at all levels within the organization

    • Budgeting – Implements the budget plan and incorporates budget limits that the organization needs to function correctly

    Business Administration is a course that prepares individuals to face these issues in the business environment, by developing skills in key areas such as financial accounting, managerial finance, marketing, economics, business-based research and quantitative analysis.