Business Administration in management of information and communication technology - BBA
Program Overview
Are you a tech-savvy problem solver looking for a degree that can open doors to exciting career opportunities in a variety of booming industries? AUC's Bachelor of Business Administration in management of information and communication technology program is the ideal place to turn your tech dreams into reality. Focusing on challenges related to information and communication technology and real-world issues faced by businesses, the program will teach you how to confidently select and manage business-appropriate computing technologies and analyze, design and manage ICT infrastructures. Upon graduation, you will be highly skilled in a diverse range of areas, including data analysis, web and systems development and administration, software engineering, project management, ICT security, sales and technical consultancy. This program is a joint degree between the School of Business and the School of Sciences and Engineering.
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Degrees and Admission Requirements
Students wishing to pursue a Bachelor of Business Administration in management of information and communication technology or the information systems minor should meet the minimum academic and admission requirements set by AUC.
Learning Outcomes
Students enrolled in the management of information and communication technology program will:
- Develop a strong foundation in information technology concepts, principles and practices.
- Develop the ability to design and implement complex IT systems.
- Develop skills in business management and leadership, including project management, strategic planning and team management.
- Develop an understanding of emerging trends in information technology.
- Develop the ability to analyze and evaluate information technology systems, identify potential risks and develop strategies to mitigate them, and effectively communicate complex technical information to stakeholders with varying levels of technical expertise.
Career Paths and Practical Experience
In addition to the required internship module and numerous cocurricular activities that offer hands-on experience, eligible business students can sign up for the experiential learning Cooperative Education Course (CO-OP) for a paid, six-month workplace learning opportunity on a full-time basis.
Graduates of the management of information and communication technology program have found success in these careers:
- Data analysis
- Business analysis
- System administration
- Mobile system development
- Software engineering
- Project management
- Web development
- ICT security
- Data science engineering
- Solution sales
- Technical consultancy
Scholarships
Excellence for Everyone
AUC will help you set your path to success from day one.
Students can receive anywhere from 20% to 100% of tuition coverage through scholarships and the Excellence Scholarship Program.
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The fact that technology is changing our lives every single second of the day doesn’t waive the importance of human interaction. MICT doesn’t only teach you how to become a qualified caliber for the job market, but most importantly how to have a human-centric approach.
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