Bachelor of Business Administration, International Business

Basic Studies

• Introduction to International Business
• Business Mathematics
• Business ICT Skills
• Entrepreneurship
• Basics of Marketing
• Basics of Supply Chain Management
• Basics of Human Resource Management
• Basics of Financial Management
• Selling to Export Markets
• Internationalisation of a Firm
• International Economics
• ERP and Project Management
• Sustainable Business
• International Trade Practicalities and Business Law

Language And Communication Studies

• International Business Communication
• Finnish for Foreigners 1
• Finnish for Foreigners 2
• Finnish for Foreigners 3
• Finnish for Foreigners 4
• Finnish Business Communication (for Finnish Students)
• Finnish for Exchange Students
• French 1
• French 2
• French 3
• French 4
• German 1
• German 2
• German 3
• German 4
• Spanish 1
• Spanish 2
• Spanish 3
• Spanish 4
• Swedish 1
• Swedish 2

Specialisation Studies

• Specialisation Project

Financial Management

• Financial Accounting
• Business Controlling and Analytics
• Financial Statement Analysis
• Introduction to Corporate Finance
• Budgeting and Performance Evaluation
• Investment Management
• International Finance
• Advanced Financial Accounting

Entrepreneurship

• Forms of Entrepreneurship
• Entrepreneur's Networks and Arenas
• Growth for Entrepreneurship

Human Resource Management

• Employer Branding
• Talent Development
• Talent Management
• eHRM
• HR Strategy and Change
• HR Legislation
• Leadership

Customer Relationship Management and Communication

• BtoB Sales Skills
• Marketing Research Methods
• Innovative Service Design
• Customer Relationship Management
• Branding and Marketing Communications
• International Marketing Research
• International Sales Management
• Growth and Competitive Strategies

Supply Chain Management

• Developing SCM
• Strategic Sourcing
• Sustainable SCM
• Quality Management
• SCM Tools and Optimisation
• Procurement Practicalities

Free Choice Studies

• Brush up Business Mathematics
• Brush up Swedish
• Marketing Yourself
• Developing Academic Writing
• Green Product and Package Design
• Circular Economy and SCM
• New Business Models in the Circular Economy
• Doing Business and Working in the Middle East
• SAP Advanced
• Video CV
• Personal Branding in LinkedIn
• Using Instagram for Professional Purposes
• Using Twitter for Professional Purposes

Work Placement

• Combination of Basic and Specialisation Work Placement
• Basic Work Placement
• Specialisation Work Placement

Bachelor's Thesis

• Thesis Phase 1
• Thesis Phase 2
• Thesis Phase 3

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210 ECTS

Degree: Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

The studies prepare the graduates to work in all fields of international business. As a BBA one can develop a career from assistant levels to management positions, as an entrepreneur, a specialist or in RDI positions.

The Specialisation Major Customer Relationship Management and Communication prepares for careers in marketing, sales and communication. It gives skills in the areas of innovation and sales management, digital marketing, service design, B2B branding, corporate and marketing communication and how to create customer value in B2B service processes.

Financial Management leads to positions in areas such as accounting, controlling or finance. The studies focus on, for example, profitability controlling, financial reporting and how to find the most competitive sources and modes of finance for the company´s development projects and transactions. Typical job titles after graduation: accountant, controller, business analyst, financial manager.

Supply Chain Management (SCM) focuses on sourcing, sustainability, and the SCM function as supporting companies’ sales and service. The studies include, for example, sourcing strategies, managing quality and circular economy principles. Graduates collaborate with suppliers, optimise deliveries and engage in sustainable supply chain management. Graduates typically work in the areas of operations, logistics, purchasing or sales management.

Human Resource Management (HRM) prepares for careers in people management and leadership. HRM studies focus on attracting, managing, developing and rewarding talent in the competitive international labour market. Graduates typically work in positions of HRM assistant, HR consultant, HR coordinator, payroll specialist, recruitment consultant, compensation and benefits manager. Eventually many aim for the HR manager position.

Entrepreneurship specialisation prepares for careers in entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship. Entrepreneurship studies focus on learning entrepreneurial competences to run entrepreneurial projects as well as start and develop a business. Graduates work as self-employed, in family business, franchising, freelancing, startups, as business advisors, innovation assistants or managers.