Business Administration

Today’s society requires business leaders with a well-rounded, comprehensive education, not only well-trained in functional business principles but also broadly across disciplines such as politics, science, ethics, computers, or history. A degree in Business ensures not only access to a wide array of positions but also a significant head start and a speedier climb to positions of increasing responsibility. Business graduates typically start a step or two above others on the organization’s ladder, regardless of their chosen industry. Business professions remain among the best paid worldwide, and business education is the foundation that allows entrepreneurial spirits to soar.

ACT’s business curriculum is typical of the US university approach to a well-rounded comprehensive education, not mere functional training. It produces thinking leaders that can react to a dynamic environment. The program challenges students to become successful managers and leaders in their respective countries and internationally. The school’s involvement in the Balkan business network ensures an abundance of real-world examples and applications of the concepts learned. And, ACT’s business courses are taught by seasoned practitioners, many with international business experience, who provide a practical global perspective on business.

Finance Global financial markets remain a dynamic sector of the world economy. Today, the demand for Finance professionals to interpret the flood of information and implement trading and financial strategies requires that our students understand the theory and practice of international Business.

The International Business program deals with the challenges and opportunities of working in a global environment. Students learn to analyze markets and investment opportunities in other countries. Through a careful blending of theory and practical applications.

Entrepreneurial Management: This concentration deals with the challenges of leading organizations and working with people in a constantly changing economic environment. The Management program prepares you for a wide variety of positions in business or consulting.

Marketing: Marketing is a critical function for all businesses since it involves the closest contact with customers. Marketing managers identify who a firm’s customers are, what they need, and how the firm can best satisfy that need.