Eszterházy Károly Catholic University
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Management
Eger, Hungary
BSc
DURATION
7 semesters
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2026
TUITION FEES
EUR 2,500 / per semester *
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* for non-eu members | 1000 EUR - for eu members
Key Summary
Why is the BA in Business Administration and Management a good choice?
Because it's practical and provides excellent opportunities in the labor market after graduation! Being a manager is not boring at all, it is "cool", international, and innovative. As a manager, you can be the person who fulfills the dream of a skilled craftsman, makes a business idea a success, or builds a team to achieve a corporate goal. The prestige and financial standing of the profession have been outstanding for many years. You rarely come across a joke about managers and entrepreneurs...
This seven-semester degree program provides students with an in-depth theoretical background in the economic, social and applied economic issues relating to business administration, enabling them to plan and analyze the procedures of business organizations and institutions and perform management, entrepreneurial and organizational tasks .The course provides comprehensive knowledge of leadership skills, controlling, finance, taxation, logistics, and corporate business. This practice-oriented program enables students to familiarize themselves with actual systems used by companies in their day-to-day operations as well as at the strategic and operational levels.
Choose this degree program if:
- you are motivated and rational;
- you are resourceful, creative, and well-organized;
- you are interested in the world of companies or innovative start-ups;
- you are not averse to numbers, economic and financial analysis
Form of funding:
- Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship
- Self-financed training
Fundamentals of Business and Management
- NBT_IM782G4 Mathematics for Economists I
- NBG_GI825K5 Microeconomics
- NBG_GI900K4 Corporate economics
- NBP_MI937G2 Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
- NBP_PS908G2 Learning Methodology
- NBT_IM783G4 Mathematics for Economists II
- NBG_GI988G5 Macroeconomics
- NBG_GI870G4 Applied Business Statistics I
- NBG_GI851K3 Finance
- NBG_GI803K3 Environmental Economics
- NBG_GI882K3 Business Law I
- NBG_GI817K4 Marketing
- NBG_GI854K3 Regional Economics
- NBG_GI985G5 Applied Business Statistics II
- NBG_GI699G3 International Economics
- NBG_GI874G5 Basics of Accounting
- NBG_GI901G5 Corporate Finance
- NBG_GI980K3 Human Resource Management
- NBB_TI910G2 Research Methodology
- NBG_GI908G5 Basics of Taxation
- NBP_MI869G2 Computer-Aided Data Processing
- NBG_GI716K3 Public Finance
- NBG_GI990G3 Business Communication and Negotiation Techniques
Related Disciplines
- NBG_GI786K3 Economic History
- NBG_NT203K2 European Union Integration
- NBP_PS018K2 Introduction to Psychology
- NBG_TT700K2 Introduction to Sociology
- NBB_FL008K2 History of Philosophy
Core Courses
- NBG_GI833K3 Business Law II
- NBG_GI981G3 Human Resource Management Practice /Case Study/
- NBG_GA144G5 Management of Innovative Entreprises
- NBG_GA132G5 Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
- NBG_GI992G5 Management of Value-Added Processes
- NBG_GI982K3 Management and Leadership (lecture)
- NBG_GI983G3 Management and Leadership (seminar)
- NBG_GI826G3 Decision-making: Theory and Methods
- NBG_GA133G3 Market Research
- NBG_GI991G4 Analysis & Control
- NBG_GI832K4 Strategic Planning
Elective Courses
- NBG_GI829G3 Sustainable Environmental and Resource Management
- NMP_IK116K3 Management of Nonprofit Organizations
- NBB_FL895K4 Business Ethics
- NBG_EE120G3 Methods of Economic Analysis
- NMG_NT127K4 International Finance
- NBG_GI910K3 Labour Law and Social Security
- NBT_IM732G2 SAP Basics (practice)
- NBG_GI811G3 Logistics
- NMG_KG110K5 Project Planning and Finance
- NBG_GA108G5 Place Marketing
Specialization (Majors)
Specialization Business Management
- NBG_GI916G4 Consumer Behaviour
- NBG_GI911G3 Business Planning
- NBG_GI917K4 Business Valuation
- NBG_GI979K3 Corporate Culture
- NBG_GI912K5 Innovation and Knowledge Management
- NBG_GA128K4 Quality Management
- NBG_GA130G4 Management Information Systems
Specialization Sport Management
- NBG_GA145K5 Sport Management
- NBG_GI911G3 Business Planning
- NBT_SR133G2 Sports Marketing and Sponsorship
- NBT_ED139G3 Sports Event Organization
- NBT_ED135G3 Sports Law
- NBT_ED133K2 Sports Diplomacy
- NBG_TV201G5 Healthy Lifestyle
- NBG_TV114G4 Leisure Management
Specialization Tourism Management
- NBG_TV152K3 Tourism Geography
- NBG_TV101K3 Tourism Resources
- NBG_TV100K5 The System and Environment of Tourism
- NBG_TV167G5 Tourist and Catering Marketing
- NBG_TV168G5 Tourist Event Organization
- NBG_TV141G6 Tourist Destination Development
Optional Course Units
- NBG_GI989K2 Fundamentals of Business Law
- NBG_GI805K3 Introduction to Economics
- NBG_GA131K3 History of Wine and Wine Culture
- NBG_GI915G3 Volunteering
- NBG_KO127G2 Communication Techniques I
- NBG_GI984K2 Introduction to Labour Market Studies
- NBP_PS785K3 Economic Psychology
- NBT_IM845K2 Operations Research (lecture)
- NBT_IM846G2 Operations Research (seminar)
- NBP_MI938K2 Cultural Heritage of Eger
- NBG_GI784K3 Economic policy
- NBG_EE106K4 Competency-Based Management
- NBG_GI896G3 Protocol & Etiquette
- NBG_GI608G4 Protection of Intellectual Property
- NBG_GI702K3 Selected Topics in Business Law
- NMG_KG112G3 Andragogy; Corporate Training Policy
- NBG_GT100G2 Research Practicum I
- NBG_GT101G2 Research Practicum II
Foreign Language Units
- NBG_GI601A0 Foreign Language for Business I
- NBG_GI602A0 Foreign Language for Business II
- NBG_GI603A0 Foreign Language for Business III
- NBG_GI604A0 Foreign Language for Business IV
Compulsory Physical Education
- NBT_TE974A0 Compulsory physical education I
- NBT_TE975A0 Compulsory physical education II
Professional Practice
- NBG_GA201G20 Professional practice
BA Thesis
Credits assigned to the thesis: 10 credits
- NBG_GA451D3 BA thesis seminar I
- NBG_GA452D7 BA thesis seminar II
What will you learn?
You will mainly learn about the functioning of the economy and how to run large companies, businesses, and non-profit organizations. You will study both theoretical economics, such as micro- and macroeconomics, and practical business subjects, such as marketing, finance, accounting, or human resource management. It will develop your analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills; your creativity; and your goal- and market-oriented thinking.
Specialization:
Business management or Tourism management or sports management specialization is optional from the 6th semester
What can you do with this qualification?
You will acquire the knowledge that every business organization needs. You will learn how to plan the resources needed to run a business, organize and manage people, work processes and machinery to achieve profit, employee satisfaction and social well-being. After completing the degree, you will have access to a wide range of job opportunities, from small businesses to large multinational companies; you can work in the banking sector, municipal/state agencies and non-profit organizations. You can be successful in many areas, eg in finance or accounting, logistics, HR, marketing or controlling, or you can set up your own start-up company, where you will be required to work as a one-man or team player in a variety of professional areas.