BBA International

Course Overview:

BBA in International is a specialization program. This course specially deals with discipline and working of International Business.

International Business deals with cross-border trade/transaction of goods and services. Due to Globalization, markets across the Globe have become easily accessible. This has increased the importance of International Business. International Business is not just limited to the trade of goods and services. It also includes trade/transaction of capital, technology, human resources and knowledge!

Regular business management programs train candidates to take on the domestic market. But dealing with international market is another game altogether.

BBA International Specialization

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BBA International

• 1st Semester

  First Semester Courses

  • Organizational Behaviour I
  • Managerial Accounting &Control I
  • Business Communication
  • Managerial Economics (Microeconomics)
  • Quantitative Techniques I
  • Operations Management I

  Assessment

  • Three written papers form the First University Examination, together with a submitted portfolio of two exam essays of 2,000 words for Introduction to English Language and Literature.
  • All exams must be passed, but marks do not count towards the final degree.
• 2nd Semester

  Second Semester Courses

  • Financial ManagementI
  • Macroeconomics
  • Managerial Accounting and Control II
  • Marketing Management I
  • Quantitative Techniques II
  • Organisational BehaviourII

  Assessment

  • Three written papers form the First University Examination, together with a submitted portfolio of two exam essays of 2,000 words for Introduction to English Language and Literature.
  • All exams must be passed, but marks do not count towards the final degree.
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• 3rd Semester

  Third Semester Courses

  • Financial Management – II
  • Human Resource
  • Management
  • Management Information System
  • Marketing ManagementII
  • Research Method
  • Operations ManagementII

  Assessment

  • Three written papers form the First University Examination, together with a submitted portfolio of two exam essays of 2,000 words for Introduction to English Language and Literature.
  • All exams must be passed, but marks do not count towards the final degree.
• 4th Semester

  Fourth Semester Courses

  • III Core IX - Human Resource Management
  • III Core X – Cost & Management Accounting
  • III Core XI – Advertising and Sales Promotion
  • III Core XII –Management Information System
  • III Allied : IV – Financial Accounting Package – Tally (Practical only)
  • IV Skill based Subject-2 : Communication Skills II
  • IV Tamil @ / Advanced Tamil # (or) Non-major elective-II : General Awareness

  Assessment

  • Three written papers form the First University Examination, together with a submitted portfolio of two exam essays of 2,000 words for Introduction to English Language and Literature.
  • All exams must be passed, but marks do not count towards the final degree.
• 5th Semester

  Fifth Semester Courses

  • III Core XIII –Financial Management
  • III Core XIV – Research Methods for Management
  • III Core XV - Insurance Principles and Practice
  • III Core XVI – Taxation Law and Practice
  • III Elective –I : IV Skill based Subject –3 : Campus to Corporate

  Assessment

  • Three written papers form the First University Examination, together with a submitted portfolio of two exam essays of 2,000 words for Introduction to English Language and Literature.
  • All exams must be passed, but marks do not count towards the final degree.
• 6th Semester

  Sixth Semester Courses

  • III Core XVII – Entrepreneurship and Project Management
  • III Core XVIII - Investment Management
  • III Core XIX – Services Marketing
  • III Elective –II
  • III Elective –III
  • IV Skill based Subject –4 : Soft Skills for Business
  • V Extension Activities

  Assessment

  • Three written papers form the First University Examination, together with a submitted portfolio of two exam essays of 2,000 words for Introduction to English Language and Literature.
  • All exams must be passed, but marks do not count towards the final degree.

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