BSc in Business Administration and Management

42 Months On Campus Bachelors Program

Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Program Overview

If you are looking for a business degree that keeps your options open while building strong, practical skills, this programme is a great fit. It is designed for students who want to understand how businesses really work — from managing finances to leading teams — while developing the confidence to step into different career paths.

Curriculum Structure

Year 1

You start by building your core understanding of how businesses and economies function. Modules such as Economic Mathematics, Macroeconomics, and Business Statistics help you develop analytical thinking and learn how to interpret data — skills that are essential in any business role.

Year 2

In the second year, the focus shifts to how businesses operate in real life. You will study subjects like Marketing, Finance, and Management, giving you a clear picture of how companies make decisions, manage resources, and compete in the market.

Year 3

By the third year, you begin to shape your own direction. With areas like Business Management and Supply Chain Management, you will start applying what you have learned to real business scenarios, while building skills in leadership, communication, and strategic thinking.

Final Stage (Internship)

The programme finishes with a professional internship, where you gain hands-on experience in a real company. This is where everything comes together — you apply your knowledge, understand workplace dynamics, and build experience that employers actually look for.

Focus Areas (in a string):

Business Strategy, Marketing, Finance, Economics, Supply Chain, Management, Communication, Sustainable Business

Learning Outcomes (in a string):

Analytical thinking, decision-making, leadership, problem-solving, business awareness, adaptability, real-world application skills

Professional Alignment (accreditation):

Recognised within the European higher education framework, the programme awards an Economist qualification, preparing you for both industry roles and further postgraduate study

Reputation (employability insights):

• Strong focus on practical learning and real-world application
• Opportunities to gain experience through internships and industry exposure
• Designed to prepare graduates for careers in multinational companies, SMEs, or entrepreneurship

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

One of the biggest strengths of this programme is how naturally it connects classroom learning with real-world experience. You are not just studying business concepts — you are actively using them through digital platforms, research resources, and practical exposure that mirrors how modern organisations operate. With access to well-equipped campuses, academic libraries, and industry-linked opportunities, you gradually build the confidence to apply what you learn in real business settings.

This hands-on approach is supported through a mix of tools, facilities, and experiences that shape your day-to-day learning:

• Professional Internship (built into the programme) – In your final stage, you step into a real company environment and gain first-hand experience of how businesses operate
• University Library & Digital Resources – Access a strong academic library network with online databases, journals, and research tools to support your assignments and projects
• Digital Learning Platforms (Neptun & MyMATE) – Manage your coursework, track progress, and access study materials through the university’s internal systems
• Computer Labs & Study Spaces – Dedicated spaces to work on data analysis, presentations, and business-related projects
• Research & Innovation Environment – Opportunities to engage with interdisciplinary research and develop analytical thinking beyond textbooks
• Workshops, Seminars & Guest Sessions – Learn directly from industry professionals and stay updated with current business trends
• International Exposure (Erasmus+ and exchange programmes) – Option to study abroad and experience different business environments
• Career Support Services – Guidance on internships, career planning, and employability skills to help you transition into the job market

Progression & Future Opportunities

By the time you graduate, you will not just have a business degree — you will have a practical understanding of how organisations work and how decisions are made in real environments. This means you can confidently step into roles across different industries, or even explore building something of your own. Typical roles include Business Analyst, Marketing Executive, Operations Coordinator, and Management Trainee.

What really strengthens your career outcomes here is the way the programme connects you to the professional world from early on:

• Career & Internship Support – You are supported in finding internships through the university’s network of companies, helping you gain experience even before you graduate
• Industry-Led Learning – The programme is shaped with input from entrepreneurs and corporate professionals, so what you study stays relevant to what employers actually need
• Real-World Projects & Case Studies – You regularly work on practical business scenarios, which builds confidence and makes your transition into work much smoother
• Flexible Career Pathways – Whether you aim for multinational companies, smaller firms, or entrepreneurship, the degree gives you the flexibility to move across sectors
• European-Recognised Qualification – You graduate with an Economist qualification, which is recognised across Europe and supports long-term career mobility
• Wide Career Scope – Opportunities span across areas like marketing, finance, operations, human resources, and logistics, allowing you to specialise as you grow

Further Academic Progression:

If you decide to continue studying, this degree sets you up really well for a Master’s. You can move into specialised areas such as Finance, Supply Chain Management, Human Resource Consulting, Entrepreneurship, Tourism, or Regional Economics, either at the same university or across other European institutions, depending on where you want to take your career next.