The main aim of this course is to train professionals to engage in management, advisory and organisational roles in production or service companies. Their training will enable them to manage and interpret market opportunities, assign resources, manage information, recruit and develop personnel and make decisions to achieve objectives in the institution in which they work.

Students should acquire the theoretical knowledge and practical abilities, as well as the tools and ability to manage resources, needed to work professionally in their specialist field. They should be capable of analysing and synthesising information; solving problems; organising and planning; making decisions; working as part of a team and adapting to changing contexts, based on an ethical and social commitment.

They should understand the workings, management and supervision of the different areas of the company, and in particular: organisation, marketing, financial analysis, accounting and human resources, as well as the social and economic aspects of the company's situation. Graduates in this discipline must use logical thought, and be creative and intuitive in their professional practice.

Students on this degree course should be interested in the workings and management of companies; company organisation, human resource organisation, cost information and social and political issues; a gift for analysis and synthesis, understanding and abstraction, creativity and a broad-based view of the world and the company's role in society.

Graduates in Business Administration and Management will have received wide-ranging training, and as such will be able to perform a wide range of managerial and technical activities, either in private companies or as civil servants.

These activities include: business start-ups and management; purchasing, operations and marketing management; finance and human resources; teaching; civil service access; auditing; business consultancy; economic analysis and supervision of business management; analysis of management and information systems in companies.

Curso 2021/22 PRIMERO y SEGUNDO
Curso 2022/23 PRIMERO, SEGUNDO Y TERCERO
Curso 2023/24 PRIMERO, SEGUNDO, TERCERO Y CUARTO

• Teaching centre: Faculty of Economics, Business and Tourism
• Official State Bulletin publication date:  23/03/2010
• Places available:  100
• Type of teaching:  CLASSROOM
• Language of instruction:  SPANISH, ENGLISH
• First academic year taught:  2009-10

Antes de realizar la matrícula es imprescindible leer la información que figura en el apartado de planificación de la enseñanza  y toda la información detallada siguiente:

• Calendario Académico

• Fechas y plazos de los principales procesos administrativos

• Número de créditos a matricular

• Documentación a presentar

• Cuadro de precios públicos para estudios de Grado

• Prórroga del Decreto de precios Públicos

• Precios de matrícula para estudiantes extranjeros

• Pago de matrícula

• Reducciones y exenciones de precios

• Matricula en programas de intercambio

• Solicitud Beca del Ministerio de Educación

• Seguro de accidente de suscripción voluntaria

• Guía de ayuda de automatrícula 

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