Curricula for BA Degree Programs

• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Finance
• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Accounting
• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Management
• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in International Business
• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Marketing
• Bachelor of Science (BS) in Economics
• Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

The SEM offers the Bachelor Degree Programs majoring in Finance, Accounting, International Business, Management, Marketing, Economics and Information Technology. The programs were developed through close cooperation with American and European business schools.

The requirements for the Bachelors degree at the SEM are composed of three main components that total 128 credits:

• University Requirements

• General Education Requirements

• Business Foundation and Major Requirements

The University Requirements include two main components and give the total number of 27 credits:

English Language includes 15 semester credits of:

• Listening/Reading 1 (3 credits)

• Speaking/Writing 1 (3 credits)

• Listening/Reading 2 (3 credits)

• Speaking/Writing 2 (3 credits)

• English for Special Purposes (3 credits)

Azerbaijani Studies includes 12 semester credits of:

• Azerbaijani (Azeri) Language and Composition (3 credits)

• Azerbaijani Literature (3 credits)

• Azerbaijani Culture (3 credits)

• History of Azerbaijan (3 credits)

The General Education Requirements provide students with a minimum of 21 credits.

The Humanities courses division of the program includes particular courses in Literature, Language and Linguistics, Philosophy, History, Culture and Civilization, Fine Arts and Art History. Students must take at least two courses with a minimum of 6 credits, 3 credits for each course.

The Social Sciences group in general contains courses in Geography, Political Science, International Relations, Law and Government, Anthropology, Economics, Sociology and Psychology. Students must take at least two courses with a minimum of 6 credits, 3 credits for each course. School recommends as a Social Science course Principles of Macroeconomics.

The Science and Technology component of the General Education Program unites three divisions. Students must take at least three courses with a minimum of 9 credits:

• Physical Sciences and Mathematics

• Life Sciences

• Computer Sciences

Major Requirements for each major are divided into two groups: Required and Elective courses.

Open Electives: students must take at least two additional courses with a minimum of 6 credits. These courses can be taken from any major or non-major divisions without any restriction.