Business & Administration

In the Business and Administration program, you’ll develop strategic thinking and leadership skills to navigate the business world. You’ll learn to analyze, manage, and innovate across industries, preparing you to lead and influence organizations in both local and global contexts.

Overview

Business Administration addresses the ways in which leadership, decision-making, and organizational structures impact business practices. At Lisburn University, we explore how effective management can drive change in corporate strategy, finance, marketing, and operations, shaping businesses and industries across the globe.

In class, your professor might present a case study of a successful business turnaround. You and your classmates will analyze, critique, and discuss the strategies used, examining factors like leadership styles, market positioning, financial planning, and the cultural implications of business decisions. Then, you’ll apply your insights to propose your own strategies for success.

Career Opportunities

Our graduates work and intern in a variety of roles across industries — finance, marketing, human resources, management, operations, sales, consulting, and entrepreneurship. Many of our alumni have also started their own businesses, while others pursue graduate studies in business, law, economics, and public administration. Their skills in leadership, strategic thinking, and problem-solving prepare them for success in a dynamic global business environment.

Program Learning Outcomes

Demonstrate a deep understanding of how business practices influence organizational culture, decision-making processes, and social responsibility, while recognizing the global implications of corporate actions.

Apply critical thinking and analytical skills to evaluate management strategies, market trends, financial data, and organizational structures in both local and international contexts.

Develop a comprehensive understanding of the ethical, legal, and economic challenges businesses face in a dynamic global economy, preparing to use this knowledge to contribute positively to the world of business and society.

Programme

Semester 1	Credits	Number
Introduction to Business Management	4	BAM 101
Business Communication	2	BAM 102
Principles of Economics	4	BAM 103

Semester 2	Credits	Number
Financial Accounting	4	BAM 201
Business Law	4	BAM 202
Marketing Principles	2	BAM 203

Semester 3	Credits	Number
Organizational Behavior	4	BAM 301
Financial Management	2	BAM 302
Operations Management	4	BAM 303

Semester 4	Credits	Number
Strategic Management	4	BAM 401
Human Resource Management	4	BAM 402
Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)	2	BAM 403
Total for the entire period of study	40