Business Administration TED University

Overview

Successful graduates of the Business Administration programme from TED University form quality workforce endowed with a global perspective as well as strong theoretical and practical skills in the field of business.

What you'll learn

TED University's Business Administration Department provides students with skills necessary to evaluate and respond to economic, political, ethical, legal and regulatory aspects of an increasingly changing global business climate, together with a sound business education built on strong theoretical foundations.

Students of the department develop a deep understanding of the complexity and multiplicity of management processes in competitive environments through their education based on a strong social sciences foundation and practical applications of management discipline.

Graduates are expected to demonstrate competency in business knowledge, communication skills, innovative and critical thinking, personal and social responsibility and differentiate themselves in competitive business environments.

Career Opportunities

A Business Administration degree is in high demand both in new graduates and those who are already employed. Numerous employment opportunities exist in the public and private sectors, which makes a business degree an inspiring and highly rewarding choice. The graduates may choose academic or corporate career paths depending on their interests. 

During their time at TED University, our students are able to conduct research alongside the faculty members, who are internationally trained experts in their fields. This experience and their four-year long, analytical thinking-oriented training endow our students with highly effective academic skills. Hence, students may choose to pursue postgraduate or doctoral degrees in local or foreign institutions. 

In addition, our students are well-prepared for corporate life due to their practical business background and internships. Thus, upon graduation, students are able to find jobs at domestic as well as multinational corporations, manufacturing or services firms, banks, consulting and auditing agencies, financial institutions, and in the public sector as managers, experts, and researchers.