KES COLLEGE - Business Studies

Business Studies

STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE

Year 1
SEMESTER 1	SEMESTER 2
Basic Mathematics	Introduction to Statistics (descriptive Statistics)
Communication Skills	Computer Basics II (Excel, Word, SQL)
Computer Basics I (op systems, Office, Internet)	Introduction to Economics II (Macroeconomics)
Introduction to Economics (Microeconomics)	Accounting I (Principles of Accounting)
Business Management I (definition, concepts & principles)	Business Management II (Competition, External Business Environment)
Introduction to Social Sciences (Sociology & Psychology)	Introduction to Organisations & Organisation Theory
Optional units (one of the following):	Optional units (one of the following):
Cyprus Society, History & Culture	French
Introduction to Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Industry	Greek for foreign students

Year 2
SEMESTER 3	SEMESTER 4
Introduction to Marketing	Statistics & Quantitative Analysis (Probability & Introduction to Hypotheses)
Business Management III (Organisational Behaviour)	Consumer Behaviour
Accounting II (Financial Accounting)	Human Resource Management
Business Communication	Accounting III (Managerial Accounting)
Introduction to Finance	Business Management IV (Small Business Management)
IT Web Page Design	International Business Law
Optional units (one of the following):	Optional units (one of the following):
Introduction to the Airline Industry	European Community Economics
EU Formation & Structure	Introduction to Philosophy
Intoduction to Philosophy
Cyprus Society, History & Culture

Year 3
SEMESTER 5	SEMESTER 6
Business Management V (Business Strategy and Policy)	Strategic & Global Marketing
Quality Assessment Control and Management	Business Management VI (Business Ethics)
Accounting IV (Financial Reporting)	International Finance
International Business	E-Commerce
Introduction to Information Analysis	Final Project - Business Plan II
Final Project - Business Plan I	Entrepreneurship
Optional units (one of the following):	Optional units (one of the following):
Eco-Tourism	European Community Economics
Cyprus Society, History & Culture	Intoduction to Philosophy
	Rural Tourism

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