Business Administration

Overview

An application-oriented business management training program that provides participants with comprehensive knowledge of business management; personal and professional competencies; implementation proficiency and quality enhancement; ethical conduct and professional responsibility; and a commitment to lifelong learning to address societal needs, international integration, and sustainable development.

Major code

7340101

Enrollment combination

A00: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry
A07: Mathematics, History, Geography
C00: Literature, History, Geography
D01: Mathematics, Literature, English

Academic years

4 years

Degree

Bachelor

Business Administration

Highlights of the training program

Top-Quality Education in the Region

The program is designed to align with the training frameworks of leading universities worldwide and in Vietnam. It was officially accredited on February 27, 2023, achieving an 88% compliance rate with the required standards.

Experienced Faculty Team

The faculty boasts in-depth knowledge and extensive real-world experience. Additionally, courses are enriched by the participation of business administration experts from both domestic and international enterprises.

Learning Integrated with Professional Practice

Students engage in corporate field trips as early as the first semester of their freshman year. The program emphasizes partnerships with businesses, hands-on practice, and internships to enhance students' real-world experience and boost their employability upon graduation.

Focus on Skills Development

In addition to specialized knowledge and skills, the program prioritizes developing presentation skills, communication, and teamwork through case studies and practical exercises. Students are also trained in foreign languages, information technology, business management, and process improvement in production and operations.

Market-Oriented Approach

The program is tailored to meet the demands and emerging trends of the business market, ensuring graduates possess skills and knowledge relevant to the workforce. Upon graduation, students can work in domestic and multinational companies, nonprofit organizations, or even start and manage their own businesses.

Learning, Teaching & Assessment Methods

Learning Methods

A self-directed learning approach allows students to actively seek and explore knowledge. They are encouraged to work in teams to develop collaboration and communication skills while participating in practical projects.

Teaching Methods

Lectures, role-playing, group activities, case studies and problem-solving, presentations, reporting, and more.

Assessment Methods

A variety of assessment methods are used to monitor students' academic progress. Students engage in presentations and debates, enhancing their communication skills.

Program structure

Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4

Semester 1

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CB70303: Public speaking skills (1)

QT70001: Discovering the world of business (2)

TA70301: Key English 1 (3)

TA70302: Key English 2 (3)

TA70303: Key English 3 (3)

TA70304: English Speaking Community (2)

Semester 2

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

CB70101: Philosophy of marxism and Leninism (3)

CB70201: Mathematical economics (3)

TA70305: Intensive English 1 (4)

CB70301: Informatics 1 (2)

CB70304: Emotion control skills (1)

QT70002: Economics for Business (3)

QT70003: Principles of Management (3)

QT70004: Principles of Marketing (3)

CB71401: Physical education 1 - Swimming (1)

Semester 3

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

CB70102: Political economics of marxism and leninism (2)

CB70106: Introduction to laws (2)

CB70205: Applied statistics (3)

CB71101: Environment and sustainable development (2)

CB71102: Behavioral psychology (2)

CB71103: Medical psychology (2)

TA70306: Intensive English 2 (4)

CB70302: Informatics 2 (2)

CB70305: Interpersonal skills (2)

KT70101: Accounting principles (3)

QT70007: Marketing Management (3)

CB71402: Physical education 2 - Football (1)

CB71403: Physical education 2 - Volleyball (1)

CB71404: Physical education 2 - Badminton (1)

Semester 4

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

CB70103: Scientific Socialism (2)

CB71104: Green economy and sustainable development (2)

CB71105: Vietnamese traditional culture and music (2)

CB71106: History of world civilization (2)

TA70307: Intensive English 3 (4)

CB70306: Negotiation and Bargaining skills (2)

QT70005: Business Law (3)

QT70006: Quantitative Analysis for Economics (2)

QT70011: Human Resource Management (3)

QT70009: Supply Chain Management (3)

CB71405: Physical education 3 - Fitness (1)

CB71406: Physical education 3 - Dancesport (1)

CB71407: Physical education 3 - Basketball (1)

CB71408: Physical education 3 – Martial arts (1)

Semester 5

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

CB70104: Ho Chi Minh’s Thoughts (2)

CB70105: History of the Communist Party of VietNam (2)

TA70308: Intensive English 4 (4)

QT71001: Corporate Social Responsibility (3)

QT71002: Organizational Behaviours (3)

QT71003: Work and Manage in the Digital world (3)

QT71004: Chart your path to a career in Business Administration (3)

LH71009: MICE management (3)

QT70008: Strategic Management (3)

QT70010: Financial Management (3)

Semester 6

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

QT70012: Project Management (3)

QT70013: Operations Management (3)

QT70014: Professional practice (3)

QT70015: English for commerce (2)

QT71007: Digital Marketing (3)

QT71008: Public relations and communication (3)

QT71009: Sales Management (3)

QT71010: Customer Relationship Management (3)

QT71011: Customs operations (3)

QT71012: International Trade Operations and Procedures (3)

QT71013: Logistics and Warehouse Management (3)

QT71014: Recruitment and Training (3)

QT71015: Managing Workplace Relations (3)

QT71016: Compensation management (3)

Semester 7

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

QT70016: Graduation Practice (4)

QT71005: Leadership (2)

QT71006: Business Negotiation (2)

DD70040: Practice first aid (2)

Semester 8

Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

QT70017: Undergraduate graduation thesis (8)

QT70018: Managing innovation in business (4)

QT70019: Designing Business Models (4)

Career opportunities

Upon completion of a Bachelor of Business Administration degree, graduates may pursue various professional roles, ranging from entry-level positions to middle and senior management roles in domestic organizations and enterprises, as well as multinational corporations. Additionally, they may engage in entrepreneurial ventures. These career paths can be categorized into several functional areas:

Chief Executive Officer (CEO): The executive responsible for managing the organization's overall operations and strategic direction.
Product Management: Responsible for developing product strategies, conducting market research, and managing product lifecycles.
Human Resource Management: Oversees recruitment, training, development, and management of personnel within the organization, as well as the development of human resource policies and procedures.
Financial Management: Manages financial activities, including budget planning, cash management, investments, and financial analysis.
Marketing Management: Develops marketing strategies, conducts market research, oversees advertising, and manages brand-related activities.
Supply Chain Management: Ensures efficient procurement, warehouse management, transportation, and distribution of goods and services.
Project Management: Plans, monitors, and coordinates projects to ensure timely progress and quality outcomes.
Quality Management: Ensures product or service quality, implements inspection procedures, and maintains compliance with quality regulations.
International Business Management: Guides and implements the organization's business strategy in international markets, addressing issues related to local culture, legislation, and market conditions.
Entrepreneurship: Establishing and operating one's own business venture.
Education and Consulting: Participating in training institutions and consultancy organizations.