Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration

DESCRIPTION

The purpose of the Business Administration program is to give a broad knowledge of the major aspects of business environment. The program helps students to develop an in-depth understanding of the business world with a solid training in management, accounting, business information technology, while courses in the fields of Marketing and Hospitality Management are offered as well.
Students will develop sound knowledge, intellectual and transferable business skills to interpret management concepts in a competitive and innovation driven business environments.

OBJECTIVES

The overall objectives of this academic Bachelor’s program is to develop the students’ intellectual capacity, executive personality, and managerial skills in a way that enables them to assume entry-level managerial positions in business and industry, public sector organizations, consultancy companies and other organizations.

The main objectives of the program are:

• To provide knowledge regarding the basic concepts, principles and functions of management and business administration.
• To use critical thinking skills through the use of quantitative tools and qualitative mechanisms, theories and organizational context in order to solve business problems, make decisions, and develop new business opportunities, for a positive change. To develop professional and personal competencies in order to implement sustainable solutions to issues requiring managerial skills and diverse capabilities.
• To adopt ethical reasoning skills and professional values in performing their duties socially and responsibly as administrators.
• To develop research competencies and their ability to implement new ideas.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:

Knowledge:

  • Demonstrate a broad and integrated knowledge and understanding of the academic/scientific foundation of Business Administration.
  • Demonstrate critical understanding of the relevant theories, principles and methods of business administration.
  • Understand the interconnections between management courses and organizational contexts such as the political, economic, environmental, legal, social, technological and ethical and their impact at national, international or global level.

Skills:

  • Differentiate business concepts and managerial tools in different organizational settings in decision-making.
  • Analyse business challenges and opportunities in a contextualized environment.
  • Apply research concepts and techniques to solve business problems.
  • Demonstrate leadership skills within a legal and ethical framework.
  • Communicate efficiently and effectively.
  • Apply management skills at individual and group levels.
  • Apply contemporary technology, including IT, in business practice.

Attitude:

  • Show awareness and understanding of the ethical standards of the profession.
  • Adapt to and work in a multicultural and global business environment appreciating contemporary issues.
  • Act professionally in the work environment.
  • Show confidence, commitment, self-drive and creativity in the work environment.
  • Show self-awareness and ability to adapt to new situations.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Careers in management are available in nearly every industry, offering diverse opportunities for job applicants with the right knowledge, skills, and credentials. If you are ready to advance your career in management, earning a degree in Business Administration at Mesoyios College will prepare you with knowledge and skills relevant to today’s competitive business environment.

The Bachelor in Business Administration program focuses on helping you develop the knowledge and skills to become an effective and efficient manager.

PROGRAM STRUCTURE

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

RequirementMin ECTSMax ECTS
Business Major RequirementsMin: 96Max: 96 ECTS
Direction Requirements: 1. Marketing Direction 2. Hospitality DirectionMin: 84Max: 84 ECTS
Business ElectivesMin: 00Max: 12 ECTS
Hospitality ElectivesMin: 00Max: 12 ECTS
Foreign Languages ElectivesMin: 00Max: 12 ECTS
English Language RequirementsMin: 12Max: 12 ECTS
Computer RequirementsMin: 06Max: 06 ECTS
Social Science & Liberal Arts RequirementsMin: 18Max: 18 ECTS
Math RequirementsMin: 12Max: 12 ECTS
General ElectivesMin: 12Max: 12 ECTS
Total ECTS to Graduate240

BUSINESS MAJOR REQUIREMENTS

CourseECTS
ACC103 – Financial Accounting I6
ACC104 – Financial Accounting II6
ACC300 – Managerial Accounting6
ECO103 – Introduction to Microeconomics6
ECO104 – Introduction to Macroeconomics6
BUS100 – Introduction to Business Organizations6
BUS200 – Organizational Behavior6
BUS301 – Total Quality Management6
BUS201 – Operations Management6
INT210 – Internship I6
BUS402 – Crisis Management6
FIN400 – Financial Management6
HRM100 – Human Resource Management6
MGT100 – Introduction to Management6
LAW300 – Business Law6
RSH300 – Research Methods6

MARKETING DIRECTION REQUIREMENTS

CourseECTS
MKT200 – Consumer Behavior6
MKT202 – E-Marketing6
MKT203 – Public Relations & Publicity6
MKT301 – Marketing For Services6
MKT302 – Advertising & Promotion6
MKT303 – Strategic Brand Management6
MKT305 – Marketing Research6
MKT401 – Strategic Marketing6
MKT403 – New Product Development6
MKT402 – Market Driving Strategies in Social Media6
COM201 – E-Commerce6
COM300 – Management Information Systems6
FYP490 – Final Year Project 16
FYP491 – Final Year Project 26

HOSPITALITY DIRECTION REQUIREMENTS

CourseECTS
HOS100 – Introduction to the Hospitality Industry6
HOS101 – Food & Beverage Management6
HOS102 – Front Office Operations6
HOS104 – Delivery Customer Experience6
HOS202 – Restaurant Operations Management6
HOS300 – Meetings, Conferences & Events6
HOS301 – Food & Beverage Cost Control6
HOS303 – Corporate Sustainability in Hospitality Industry6
HOS304 – Strategic Hospitality Management6
HOS305 – Menu Planning and Development6
HOS401 – Hospitality Revenue Management6
COM200 – Hospitality Information Systems6
FYP490 – Final Year Project 16
FYP491 – Final Year Project 26

BUSINESS ELECTIVES

CourseECTS
FIN201 – Corporate Finance6
BUS201 – Entrepreneurship6
BUS305 – International Business6
BUS400 – Business Policy & Strategic Management6

HOSPITALITY ELECTIVES

CourseECTS
HOS308 – Resort Management6
TOU100 – Dimensions of Tourism6
TOU301 – Tourism Planning and Sustainable Development6
HOS103 – Tour Operators and Hospitality Management6
HOS310 – Principles of Hospitality Real Estate6

FOREIGN LANGUAGES ELECTIVES

CourseECTS
GRE100 – Greek Language & Culture I6
GRE102 – Greek Language & Culture II6
RUS100 – Russian Language & Culture I6
RUS102 – Russian Language & Culture II6

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

CourseECTS
ENG100 – EFL I6
ENG101 – English for Academic Purposes6

COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS

CourseECTS
COM100 – Business Computing6

SOCIAL SCIENCE & LIBERAL ARTS REQUIREMENTS

CourseECTS
SOC100 – Business Ethics6
SOC200 – Environmentally Sustainable Management6
SOC401 – European Union Challenges6

MATH REQUIREMENTS

CourseECTS
MAT100 – College Algebra6
MAT200 – Statistics and Probabilities6

COURSE PER SEMESTER
Α’ Semester

Α/ΑCourse TypeCourse NameCourse CodePeriods per weekPeriod durationNumber of weeks/ Academic semesterTotal periods/ Academic semesterNumber of ECTS
1.COMPIntroduction to Business OrganizationsBUS10035015456
2.COMPBusiness EthicsSOC10035015456
3.COMPEFL IENG10035015456
4.COMPBusiness ComputingCOM10035015456
5.COMPCollege AlgebraMAT10035015456

B’ Semester

Α/ΑCourse TypeCourse NameCourse CodePeriods per weekPeriod durationNumber of weeks/ Academic semesterTotal periods/ Academic semesterNumber of ECTS
3.COMPFinancial Accounting IACC10335015456
4.COMPEnglish for Academic PurposesENG10135015456
5.COMPHuman Resource ManagementHRM10035015456
1.COMPIntroduction to ManagementMGT10035015456
2.COMPIntroduction to MicroeconomicsECO10335015456

C’ Semester

Α/ΑCourse TypeCourse NameCourse CodePeriods per weekPeriod durationNumber of weeks/ Academic semesterTotal periods/ Academic semesterNumber of ECTS
1.COMPFinancial Accounting IIACC10435015456
2.COMPIntroduction to MacroeconomicsECO10435015456
3.COMPOrganizational BehaviorBUS20035015456
4.COMPStatistics and ProbabilitiesMAT20035015456
5.ELECTGeneral Elective I 35015456

D’ Semester

Α/ΑCourse TypeCourse NameCourse CodePeriods per weekPeriod durationNumber of weeks/ Academic semesterTotal periods/ Academic semesterNumber of ECTS
1.COMPEnvironmentally Sustainable ManagementSOC20035015456
2.COMPOperations ManagementBUS20135015456
3.ELECTGeneral Elective II 35015456
  MARKETING DIRECTION      
4.COMPE-MarketingMKT20235015456
5.COMPPublic Relations & PublicityMKT20335015456
  HOSPITALITY DIRECTION      
4.COMPIntroduction to the Hospitality IndustryHOS10035015456
5.COMPRestaurant Operations ManagementHOS20235015456

E’ Semester

Α/ΑCourse TypeCourse NameCourse CodePeriods per weekPeriod durationNumber of weeks/ Academic semesterTotal periods/ Academic semesterNumber of ECTS
1.COMPResearch MethodsRSH30035015456
  MARKETING DIRECTION      
2.COMPConsumer BehaviorMKT20035015456
3.COMPManagement Information SystemsCOM30035015456
4.COMPMarketing For ServicesMKT30135015456
5.COMPAdvertising & PromotionMKT30235015456
  HOSPITALITY DIRECTION      
2.COMPMenu Planning and DevelopmentHOS30535015456
3.COMPMeetings, Conferences & EventsHOS30035015456
4.COMPFood & Beverage ManagementHOS10135015456
5.COMPDelivery Customer ExperienceHOS10435015456

F’ Semester

Α/ΑCourse TypeCourse NameCourse CodePeriods per weekPeriod durationNumber of weeks/ Academic semesterTotal periods/ Academic semesterNumber of ECTS
1.COMPTotal Quality ManagementBUS30135015456
2.COMPManagerial AccountingACC30035015456
3.COMPBusiness LawLAW30035015456
  MARKETING DIRECTION      
4.COMPE-CommerceCOM20135015456
5.COMPMarketing ResearchMKT30535015456
  HOSPITALITY DIRECTION      
4.COMPStrategic Hospitality ManagementHOS30435015456
5.COMPFood & Beverage Cost ControlHOS30135015456

G’ Semester

Α/ΑCourse TypeCourse NameCourse CodePeriods per weekPeriod durationNumber of weeks/ Academic semesterTotal periods/ Academic semesterNumber of ECTS
1.COMPBusiness Policy & Strategic ManagementBUS40035015456
2.COMPCrisis ManagementBUS40235015456
3.COMPFinal Year Project 1FYP49035015456
  MARKETING DIRECTION      
4.COMPMarket Driving Strategies in Social MediaMKT40235015456
5.COMPStrategic Brand ManagementMKT30335015456
  HOSPITALITY DIRECTION      
4.COMPFront Office OperationsHOS10235015456
5.COMPHospitality Information SystemsCOM20035015456

H’ Semester

Α/ΑCourse TypeCourse NameCourse CodePeriods per weekPeriod durationNumber of weeks/ Academic semesterTotal periods/ Academic semesterNumber of ECTS
1.COMPFinancial ManagementFIN40035015456
2.COMPEuropean Union ChallengesSOC40135015456
3.COMPFinal Year Project 2FYP49135015456
  MARKETING DIRECTION      
4.COMPStrategic MarketingMKT40135015456
5.COMPNew Product DevelopmentMKT40335015456
  HOSPITALITY DIRECTION      
4.COMPCorporate Sustainability in Hospitality IndustryHOS30335015456
5.COMPResort ManagementHOS30835015456

FACULTY
Α/ΑName and SurnameDiscipline / SpecializationTeaching courses in the programme of study
CodeCourse title
Loizos Michael (PhD Cand.)International Relations and European Studies,
Dispute Resolution,
Diplomacy
BUS402
FYP490
SOC401
FYP491
BUS305
Crisis Management
Final Year Project 1
European Union Challenges
Final Year Project 2
International Business
Panayiotis Papadopoulos (PhD Cand.)Hospitality,
Tourism,
Event Management,
Sustainable Development
MGT100
SOC200
MKT301
MKT302
BUS400
HOS303
Introduction to Management
Environmentally Sustainable Management
Marketing For Services
Advertising & Promotion
Business Policy & Strategic Management
Corporate Sustainability in Hospitality Industry
Panos Georgiou (PhD Cand.)Tourism Management and Business AdministrationBUS100
MKT202
MKT203
RSH300
HOS304
MKT403
HOS308
Introduction to Business Organizations
E-Marketing
Public Relations & Publicity
Research Methods
Strategic Hospitality Management
New Product Development
Resort Management
Dr. Marwa AssemEnglish language and Literature  ENG101
BUS200
English for Academic Purposes
Organizational Behavior
Dr. Israr AhmadComputer Science and BlockchainMKT402
BUS201
Market Driving Strategies in Social Media
Entrepreneurship
Dr. Christos ChristouComputer ScienceCOM300
COM201
COM200
Management Information Systems
E-Commerce
Hospitality Information Systems
Andreas GeorgiouHospitality and ManagementHOS300
HOS104
HOS101
MKT202
BUS301
Meetings, Conferences & Events
Delivery Customer Experience
Food & Beverage Management
Consumer Behavior
Total Quality Management
Ioannis IoannouHospitality ManagementBUS201
HOS100
HOS202
HOS305
HOS301
HOS102
Operations Management
Introduction to the Hospitality Industry
Restaurant Operations Management
Menu Planning and Development
Food & Beverage Cost Control
Front Office Operations
Maria ArtemiouForeign Languages,
Translation
ENG100EFL I
Helen PapacostantisClimate Change and Energy Law,
Business Law,
Commercial Law,
Human Resource Management
SOC100
HRM100
LAW300
MKT305
MKT303
MKT401
Business Ethics
Human Resource Management
Business Law
Marketing Research
Strategic Brand Management
Strategic Marketing
7.Andri ElpidoforouMathematicsMAT100
MAT200
College Algebra
Statistics and Probabilities
8.Andreas OdiatisAccounting and FinanceACC300
FIN400
Managerial Accounting
Financial Management
10.Martin David RigbyComputer ScienceCOM100Business Computing
11.Petros NicolaouAccounting and FinanceECO103
ECO104
Introduction to Microeconomics
Introduction to Macroeconomics
12.Neophytos ConstantinouAccounting and FinanceACC103
ACC104
FIN201
Financial Accounting I
Financial Accounting II
Corporate Finance

PATHWAY TO GLION

Students who successfully complete the four-year program of Business Administration (Bachelor) have the opportunity to continue their studies for the award of a Master’s degree at Glion.

PATHWAY TO LES ROCHES

Students who successfully complete the four-year program of Business Administration (Bachelor) have the opportunity to continue their studies for the award of a Master’s degree at Les Roches.

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