Business Administration Major (English: Industry &; Business administration is a discipline that studies the basic theories and general methods of economic management of industrial and commercial enterprises, mainly including the formulation of business strategy and internal behavior management of enterprises.
The expanded information has strong application in business administration. Its goal is to make effective enterprise management and management decisions according to the basic theories of management and economics, and to ensure the survival and development of enterprises by using the modern management science method.
Training objectives:
This major trains senior business administration professionals with knowledge and ability in management, economy, law and enterprise management, who can engage in management, teaching and scientific research in enterprises, institutions and government departments.
Employment direction:
Adapt to the work of national and local economic management departments, industry management departments, large and medium-sized industrial and commercial enterprises, foreign-related companies, financial and trading enterprises and other fields.
Development prospect:
Business administration covers a wide range of knowledge, including economics (microeconomics and macroeconomics), accounting, statistics, finance, securities investment, financial management, management, human resource management, operational research, marketing and so on. Therefore, its employment scope is also very wide, and it can be engaged in accounting, finance (banks, securities companies), company managers, marketers, social organizations, industry associations and so on. According to previous graduates, they are mainly engaged in the sales, accounting and securities industries.
MyCOS Research Institute 20 1 1 The latest authoritative data shows that the main occupations of business administration graduates are: bookkeeper, accountant and auditor, civil servant, administrative secretary and administrative assistant, cashier, human resource management, etc.