Upon the completion of undergraduate education, our students are equipped to:

• Demonstrate substantial knowledge of the fundamental business-related concepts such as management, economics, business law, accounting and finance, and marketing;
• Discuss main management theories and their role in the contemporary business environment;
• Explain the ethical responsibility of businesses to all relevant stakeholders and the natural environment;
• Evaluate business problems to formulate, elaborate, and communicate recommendations to decision-makers;
• Apply theories and concepts in management and related fields to properly plan, organize, direct, and control processes and people in an organization;
• Develop and conduct research, analyze and interpret information, provide solutions, and make decisions considering different perspectives;
• Produce and present business, marketing, financial, research plans;
• Work effectively in a team environment by performing different roles;

• Use research, analytical, and critical skills in day-to-day business operations;
• Recognize career choices for undergraduate management majors and the options for graduate study;
• Communicate effectively and fluently in English on subjects and issues related to business and business environment;
• Use the necessary skills and self-confidence to work and manage things independently.