The Faculty of Business Administration offers a wide range of first and second cycle study programs. The study programs are designed to equip students with the knowledge and personal skills, necessary interpretive skills that will be needed to fulfil their aspirations in the contemporary global economy.
First-cycle studies last 4 years and graduate students are enabled to contribute to the field of policy-making, institutional management, and human resources.
The Faculty of Business Administration offers the following study programs:
Business Administration
Public Administration
Business Informatics
The Business Administration study program offers a connection between theory and practice as one of the most important conditions for acquiring the skills and knowledge necessary for a successful career.
The Public Administration study program prepares future leaders primarily for government institutions at the central and local levels as well as in civil society.
The Business Informatics study program prepares staff for government institutions at the central and local levels in the field of information technology.
The goals of the Faculty of Business Administration through the study programs are:
● Preparing students for career development in the public, non-governmental and private sectors;
● Developing competencies and management with public institutions, research, public policy analysis, human resource management, and non-profit organizations;
● Creating a new generation of competent and professional administrators who will respond to European integration challenges;
● Training during the preparation of studies in the field of implementing policies in economics, management and judiciary as well as developing a culture of action in practice and theory;
● Implementing contemporary institutional communication through new technologies.
Graduates will be able to contribute to the creation, implementation, development and evaluation of public policies, for the benefit of society. We constantly review our study programs in accordance with the dynamic needs of the labor market in the Republic of North Macedonia and countries in the region.
