Bachelor in Business Administration
Develop a broad understanding of how organisations work, create value and make commercial decisions. Connect accounting, marketing, finance and operations through practical business cases.
Programme overview — Bachelor in Business Administration
Develop a broad understanding of how organisations work, create value and make commercial decisions. Connect accounting, marketing, finance and operations through practical business cases.
Paris College of Commerce and Financial Management — FINCOM Paris.
Learning outcomes
- Business environment analysis: apply the methods introduced in business and economics and explain the evidence, choices and limitations.
- Financial statement commentary: apply the methods introduced in accounting and financial information and explain the evidence, choices and limitations.
- Market opportunity brief: apply the methods introduced in marketing fundamentals and explain the evidence, choices and limitations.
- Operations improvement plan: apply the methods introduced in business operations and explain the evidence, choices and limitations.
- Business performance dashboard: apply the methods introduced in business data and decisions and explain the evidence, choices and limitations.
- Integrated business plan: apply the methods introduced in entrepreneurship and business planning and explain the evidence, choices and limitations.
Learning content and competency modules
| Module | Learning content | Assessment evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Business and economics | Markets, competition and the business environment | Business environment analysis |
| Accounting and financial information | Financial statements, costs and cash flow | Financial statement commentary |
| Marketing fundamentals | Customers, segmentation and value propositions | Market opportunity brief |
| Business operations | Process design, service quality and supply chains | Operations improvement plan |
| Business data and decisions | Spreadsheets, indicators and decision communication | Business performance dashboard |
| Entrepreneurship and business planning | Business models, resource planning and commercial viability | Integrated business plan |
Study progression
- Year 1: foundations in business, communication and the first two specialist modules.
- Year 2: develop professional methods through the middle specialist modules and applied cases.
- Year 3: integrate specialist practice in a final project, written report and oral defence.
Projects and practice
Integrated business plan. Project work documents the question, research or analysis, recommendations and limitations. Cases use public, simulated or authorised business information.
Online teaching and assessment
Online learning combines reading, exercises, business cases and staged project work. Moodle supports resources, assignment submissions and feedback. Assessment includes module assignments, applied cases and a final project with an oral defence. Detailed schedules, assessment weightings and reassessment arrangements are supplied before teaching begins.
Entry requirements
Evidence of secondary education or equivalent study. Applicants submit education records, a CV and a motivation statement.
Teaching-language requirements and any required translations are confirmed by admissions for the intake.
Diploma
Students who complete the required modules, assessments and final project receive an institution-issued diploma. The precise award wording and study agreement are supplied before enrolment.
Career development
Business development assistant; commercial operations coordinator; business administration roles. Further study and employment depend on the receiving institution’s or employer’s requirements.