Business Administration Defined as a global process that is being practiced for the purpose of organizing individuals and the resources available efficiently and effectively, in order to ensure that activities are relevant to the achievement of the goals and objectives to be achieved, business management includes both performance and business management, and it encourages the competent authorities to choose the most appropriate decision from a range of decisions.

• Professionals working in the business industry
• People who are interested in learning more about all business administration functions

After completion of the programme, delegates will be able to:

• Inventory control and resource management
• using raw materials and human labour to produce goods and services
• Using managerial analysis strategies to predict sales revenue and pinpoint risks
• Creating a business plan, marketing design using the marketing mix, marketing analysis and brand positioning 

• What is Business Administration?
• Business and Organisations
• Business Organization Perspectives
• Financial Accounting 
• Managerial Accounting and analysis :Using managerial accounting and analysis strategies to predict sales revenue and pinpoint risks, managerial decision-making

• Business Communication
• Managerial Skills
• Human Resource Management
• Operations Management :Inventory control, resource management, and using raw materials and human labour to produce goods and services
• Fundamentals of Economic & Business Statistics
• Investment Management. Types of investments. Components of an investment. Investment appraisal techniques.
• Human Resources Management
• International Business Management
• Marketing: creating a business plan, marketing design using the marketing mix, marketing analysis and brand positioning
• Business Writing
• Business growth. Mergers and acquisitions. Alliances