Bachelor's in Business Administration
University of Vaasa
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Wolffintie 32, 65200 Vaasa, Finland, Finland
Business Administration focuses on the principles of managing businesses and organizations. Students study management, marketing, finance, accounting, human resources, business strategy, entrepreneurship, and organizational behavior. The course develops leadership, communication, decision-making, analytical, and problem-solving skills, preparing graduates for careers in management, administration, consulting, marketing, finance, and entrepreneurship.
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