The mission of the Business Administration program is to prepare knowledgeable, skilled, globally-oriented, and ethical graduates prepared for entrance into business, government, and the professions or for graduate work.

1. To create a learning environment for developing functional and effective business management skills.
2. To develop a program that sets consistently high academic standards.
3. To provide ample academic and pastoral support for learners.
4. To ensure that learners engage with teaching faculty in a mutually beneficially manner that improves both academic and professional skills.
5. To continually adapt and improve the program to reflect local and international business needs.

1. Knowledge of basic concepts and principles underpinning key facets of business operation and management.
2. Acquisition of cross-domain knowledge pertaining to the effective functioning of organizations.
3. Ability to use the knowledge gained from the program to model, evaluate and solve business problems, constructing viable and effective solutions in the process.
4. Critical thinking and analysis skills, suitable for dealing with business issues, and solving business problems.
5. Ability to act creatively, effectively and decisively in a variety of business settings, using business tools, information technology and other resources at their disposal.
6. Effective communication skills necessary for communicating business requirements to supervisors, peers and subordinates in an effective manner.
7. Ability to act proactively and carry out self-driven work, with the potential to assume managerial roles and higher-level responsibilities within business organizations.
8. Ability for self-analysis, professional reflection and self-development within a business environment.
9. Ability to work effectively and competently within culturally diverse organizational teams in a range of corporate settings.