Georgian National University SEU's Global Business Management Bachelor program will provide students with real-world business experience delivered through real-world case studies, project development, report writing, and internships.
The educational program is an analogue of the Global Business Management program of London Coventry University adapted to the standards of the Georgian education system, which was created on the basis of a mutual cooperation agreement. The future perspective of the program is to award the graduate with a double academic degree. Negotiations are currently underway with Coventry University (United Kingdom) within the framework of the Bachelor's program of Global Business Management.
Core study courses provide a solid foundation in key business areas in a global context. Students have the opportunity to focus on the context of global business management by studying real-life cases and completing practical assignments that are used as part of a teaching, learning and assessment strategy.
The teaching, learning and assessment of the program is clearly focused on career development, which includes not only essential knowledge and theories, but also important cognitive, practical and transferable skills needed in a competitive global labor market. The program's teaching, learning and assessment also support technological development to achieve career goals.
A focus on entrepreneurship gives students an alternative career perspective and develops the skills to make them able to set up their own business. Entrepreneurial skills, such as teamwork and the ability to demonstrate initiative and original thinking, along with self-discipline in initiating and completing tasks within deadlines, are essential attributes identified as priorities for international employers.
The program is designed taking into account the requirements of international employment markets, which will help the graduate in successful career development.
First Cycle (Bachelor)
Level 6
Bachelor of Business Administration
0413 Management and Administration
English
3 Academic years / 6 semesters
180 credits / 4500 astronomical hours
Rusudan Beriashvili, Associate Professor
