The School of Business (SBu) offers a classroom environment that is developing in tandem with current business trends and demands. It employs the finest professionals to deliver up-to-the-minute skills and instruction.
The dually-accredited BA in Business Administration degree program provides students with a foundation in core business principles and practices, with the option to pursue a concentration in one of five different specialized areas relating to their major.
The School of Business (SBu) offers an ever-evolving learning environment that keeps pace with current business trends and demands. It employs the finest professionals to deliver up-to-the-minute skills and instruction. Our business students come from all over the world and benefit from contemporary and forward-thinking strategies in business and marketing, as well as real-world practice in data analysis and communications.
Critical thinking, economic theory, and classroom knowledge and training are applied to real-world problem solving, exercising skills and preparing each student for multiple career choices in the global business market.
The School of Business is divided into 5 departments:
For more details see the organizational chart.
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Anglo-American University in Prague 