Bachelor (Hons) in Business Management (Enterprise) (Barcelona)

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The BA (Hons) in Business Management (Enterprise) program is designed to prepare students to be future entrepreneurs, with the skills and knowledge to start their own businesses or to run departments within larger companies. The program presents a general business outlook while developinga student's integrated perspective of business. This program helps to create a compelling personal point of view which will help students land their leading role. Students will also develop their skills in venture management, team project-planning and launching a business.
Studying a BA (Hons) in Business Management (Enterprise) in Barcelona gives students the opportunity to expand their business knowledge in one of the world's most advanced smart cities. Entrepreneurs and innovators are nurtured and cultivated in this forward-thinking city, which attracts outstanding tech talent and innovative startups, of which there are currently more than 1300. Barcelona is also home to some of the world's largest multinational companies, including Airbnb, Amazon and the Siemens Innovation Center.
This diverse and cosmopolitan city on the Mediterranean coast boasts almost five kilometers of golden beaches and provides students with excellent opportunities for sports activities and socializing. Famously home to FC Barcelona, it also has a wide array of cultural offerings including museums, UNESCO-listed monuments and architectural gems from the city's most celebrated son, Antoni Gaudí.

Program Structure
The BA (Hons) in Business Management (Enterprise) is a six-semester, three-year program (180 ECTS). The core courses taught during the first year will give students a solid grounding in all essential business disciplines, while the second and third years incorporate their chosen pathway, in addition to the core courses.
Year 1:

• Understanding People in Organizations
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• Developing a Professional Mindset
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• Business Economics
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• Finance & Business Performance
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• Developing an Enterprising Mindset
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• Marketing Fundamentals
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Year 2:

• Quantitative Skills for Business
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• Principles of Responsible Management
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• Enterprise, Entrepreneurship & Strategic Growth
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• Applied Operations Management
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• Managing Performance Through People
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• Innovation & Implementation
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Year 3:

• Global Business & Strategy
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• The Business Consultancy Project Part I
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• Freelancing Skills & Working for Yourself
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• Developing Leadership and Management
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• The Business Consultancy Project Part II
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• Developing a Global Enterprise

The admission process at EU Business School is clear and straightforward. Applicants must fulfil specific academic and English language requirements to be eligible for admittance into their chosen program.
Prospective students are evaluated on the strength of their applications as a whole. Consideration is given to the student's qualities and abilities: leadership potential, academic achievements, performance on standardized tests, extracurricular activities and personal experiences. EU's Admissions Services department will assist all applicants throughout the entire application process.

The BA (Hons) in Business Management (Enterprise) provides students with key competencies in core business areas and a specialized skill set in their chosen pathway. They will acquire practical skills with direct application to real-world business scenarios and develop the agile, innovative thinking essential for success in a global business environment. Objectives include: 

• Apply decision-making processes and problem-solving within a global corporate environment.
• Apply enterprise activities across global boundaries.
• Demonstrate problem-solving skills required for a global business environment.
• Treat all aspects of business as a whole rather than as separate disciplines.