School of Management

A Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) is a 4-year undergraduate degree program that gives students a solid foundation in business and management concepts. Accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, and organizational behavior are common topics included in the program. BBA programs seek to help students improve their analytical, communication, and leadership skills, preparing them for entry-level management roles or additional studies in business-related subjects. Graduates frequently pursue professions in a variety of fields, including corporate management, entrepreneurship, consultancy, and finance.

A Master of Hospital Administration (M.H.A.) is a 2-year postgraduate program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary for managing healthcare organizations. The course covers subjects such as healthcare management, hospital operations, finance, human resources, medical laws, ethics, and healthcare policies. Students also acquire practical exposure through internships and real-world case studies, developing expertise in areas like patient care management, healthcare marketing, and health information systems. The program focuses on building leadership, decision-making, and organizational skills, preparing graduates for senior roles in hospitals, healthcare facilities, insurance companies, and public health organizations. With the increasing demand for skilled healthcare administrators, graduates can pursue careers as hospital managers, healthcare consultants, policy advisors, or work in government healthcare programs.