BSc. Business Administration

The BSc Business Administration at Presbyterian University, on the Tema Campus, gives you a broad understanding of how organisations operate. This programme is part of the Business & Management Studies field and is less competitive to enter than similar programmes at some other Ghanaian universities. It is a practical route into a wide range of business careers.

What studying business administration involves

Programmes of this kind usually cover management, marketing, finance, human resources, and operations, giving you a wide base of business knowledge. You build skills in problem-solving, decision-making, teamwork, and communication, and you learn to see organisations as a whole. Most graduates start in roles that require understanding how different parts of a company work together.

How hard it is to get a place

This programme is less competitive than business administration at institutions like KNUST, where it is highly competitive. To apply, you need three core subjects and three electives from any groupings, so your subject combination is flexible. Because entry is less competitive, your chances are better, but you should still check that your grades meet the general requirements for degree admission.

What you can do with the degree

A business administration degree prepares you for many sectors. Graduates commonly go into management, marketing, human resources, finance, and entrepreneurship. The broad skills you gain mean you can work in industries as varied as banking, retail, manufacturing, government, or your own business.