B. B. A. Executive Office Administration

This degree prepares you for a behind-the-scenes management role in a modern organisation. Executive office administrators are the people who manage schedules, coordinate communication, and make sure senior leaders have what they need. It sits within Business & Management Studies and focuses on the practical skills that keep offices running well.

What the degree involves

Programmes of this kind usually cover office management, business communication, records and information management, event coordination, and basic financial administration. You also build the everyday professional skills that make an executive assistant effective: discretion, time management, problem-solving, and clear writing. The emphasis is on applying business knowledge in the real office environment rather than studying management purely in theory.

How hard it is to get a place

This is a less competitive programme than many other business and management degrees. That means your WASSCE results do not need to be at the very top for you to be considered. The programme is offered full-time in Kumasi. The best way to know if you qualify is to check the university's current entry requirements with your actual grades.

Where graduates work

Most graduates go into roles where they support senior staff and manage office operations. Typical job titles include executive assistant, office manager, administrative officer, and personal assistant. The degree also suits people who want to move into general management later, especially in government offices, private companies, and non-governmental organisations.