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International American University

The mission of the International American University is to provide quality education that will enhance the opportunities for a diverse undergraduate and graduate student population to achieve success in a changing technological, global, and ethical environment. IAU extends access to high quality certificate

Why Kings

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IAU BBA

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program prepares students for executive career in business and other organizations. The BBA degree is many a times referred to as the golden passport, since it gives its holder an edge in the job market by opening more doors of opportunity. The degree helps the graduate to fulfill potential for high earnings, increased responsibility, and greater personal development. The present decade has been labeled as the era of business, business administration and business graduates. The BBA program aims at developing a student's intellectual ability, executive personality and managerial skills trough an appropriate blending of business and general education. The program assists the Student in understanding and developing the unique leadership qualities required for successfully managing business functions, an organizational unit or an enterprise.

Program Goals

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree program will allow students to:

Be prepared for positions of leadership and responsibility in business and industry, governmental and not-for-profit organizations.
Acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to understand and function effectively in a business and administrative organization.
Familiarize with the fundamental bodies of theoretical and applied knowledge of business; and
Experience self-improvement and professional growth.

Graduation Requirement

Students must complete 120 semester units of prescribed curriculum. One semester unit is equivalent to 15 contacts hours or the equivalent in accelerated or distance learning teams.
Satisfactory completion of all required course work with a cumulative G.P.A of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale.
Students must apply for graduation and meet all academic and financial requirements.

(All Courses are 3 semester credit units, unless other specified.)

(36)	General Education (12 courses)	(42)	Major Module (14 courses)
(18)	English & Humanities (6 courses)	ACC 100	Financial Accounting
ENG 100	English Composition*	ACC 200	Managerial Accounting
ENG 105	English Literature	BUS 100	Introduction to Business
COM 100	Introduction to Communication	BUS 300	Business Ethics
HUM 100	Introduction to Humanities	BUS 310	Business Law
HUM 110	Art Appreciation	BUS 400	Business Strategy and Policy
HUM 300	Critical Thinking	ECN 100	Introduction to Microeconomics
HUM 310	Comparative Religions	ECN 110	Introduction to Macroeconomics
HIS 100	World History I	ECN 300	Money and Banking
HIS 110	World History II	FIN 300	Principles of Finance
HIS 120	US History I	MGT 300	Principles of Management
HIS 131	US History II	MGT 320	Organizational Theory and Behavior
HIS 300	Asian History	MKT 300	Marketing
(12)	Social sciences(4 courses)	MGT 400	Operations Management
PSY 100	Intro to Psychology
SOC 100	Intro to Sociology
ANT 100	Introduction to Anthropology
POL 100	Introduction to Political Science	*required
POL 300	Comparative Governments
(6)	Math & Science (2 courses)
AST 100	Introduction to Astronomy
ENV 100	Introduction to Environmental science
GEO 100	Introduction to Geography
INT 100	Introduction to Information technology
MAT 100	College Algebra*
MAT 110	Introduction to Statistics

(36)		General Electives (12 courses)
Students complete 14 general elective courses. Elective requirements can also be completed through transfer credit (TRC), standardized exam credit (SEC), or challenge exams (CEC). Courses required for or completed under General Education or in the Major may not be counted as elective credit.
	Lower Division Courses			Upper Division Courses
ACC 100	Financial Accounting		BUS 300	Business Ethics
ACC 200	Managerial Accounting		BUS 310	Business Law
AST 100	Introduction to Astronomy		BUS 320	International Business
ANT 100	Introduction to Anthropology		BUS 330	Introduction to E-Commerce
BUS 100	Introduction to Business		BUS 400	Business Strategy and Policy
BUS 100	Business Communication		ECN 300	Money and Banking
COM 100	Introduction to Communication		FIN 300	Principles of Finance
ECN 100	Introduction to Microeconomics		HIS 300	Asian History
ECN 110	Introduction to Macroeconomics		HUM 300	Critical Thinking
ENG 100	English Composition		HUM 310	Comparative Religions
ENG 110	English Literature		MGT 300	Principles of Management
ENV 100	Introduction to Environmental Science		MGT 310	Human Resources Management
GEO 100	Introduction to Geography		MGT 320	Organizational Theory and Behavior
HIS 100	World History I		MGT 330	Information Management
HIS 110	World History II		MGT 400	Operations Management
HIS 120	U.S. History I		MGT 410	Project Management
HIS 130	U.S. History II		MKT 300	Marketing
HUM 100	Introduction to the Humanities		MKT 310	Pricing Strategies
HUM 110	Art Appreciation		MKT 400	Public Relations
INT 100	Introduction to Information Technology		MKT 410	Advertising
MAT 100	College Algebra		MKT 420	Consumer Behavior
MAT 110	Introduction to Statistics		POL 300	Comparative Governments
POL 100	Introduction to Political Science
PSY 100	Introduction to Psychology
PSY 100	Introduction to Sociology

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