College of Management Sciences
This programme equips you with the skills to lead organisations, drive strategic growth, and foster entrepreneurial ventures in dynamic global markets.
Academic year | [academic_year]
Level | Undergraduate
Course Code : BUS-N4BA
Mode of Study : Open and Distance Learning
Duration | 4 Years
Programme leader | Dr Craig McNeely
The B.Sc. Business Administration programme at SKAUP University of Business and Technology (SUBT) provides students with the knowledge, skills, and entrepreneurial mindset required to succeed in today’s complex business environment. The programme blends theory and practice across management, finance, marketing, human resources, and strategy, preparing graduates for leadership roles in both the private and public sectors.
Students will enjoy flexible and interactive learning that fits their lifestyle while ensuring access to world-class business education. With entrepreneurship integrated throughout the curriculum, graduates are equipped not only to secure employment but also to create and grow enterprises.
Aligned with SUBT’s innovative curricula and the NUC guidelines, the programme incorporates 70% Core Curriculum Minimum Academic Standards (CCMAS) with 30% institutional courses focused on entrepreneurship, enterprise creation, and practical skills. Sample modules include:
100-Level (UTME) Entry: Five O’Level credits (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB) including English Language, Mathematics, Physics and two other science subjects, at not more than two sittings. JAMB UTME is not required for initial application, but must be regularised post-admission for NYSC eligibility.
200-Level (Direct Entry): ND/HND (≥ Lower Credit) in Computer Science, Cyber Security, Statistics, Mathematics, or related fields; or two A-Level passes in Mathematics, Physics (or equivalent). International applicants require equivalent qualifications and an IELTS score of 6.0 (or an approved equivalent).
Bridging & Access: Where gaps exist, foundation/CPD pathways are available, with admissions aligned to NUC guidelines and SUBT’s equity commitments.
