Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours in Corporate Administration (through Pathway 1)

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This pathway is not applicable to graduates of Associate of Business Administration of the OUHK. They should refer to the regular undergraduate programmes offered by the OUHK.

Programme description

This programme equips students with practical knowledge and skills in business management, corporation administration, and secretarial practice. The degree helps corporate administrators and company secretaries to advance in their careers, and is suitable for managerial and professional personnel working in commerce, statutory boards and government departments.

Students pursuing an Honours degree will gain a broader perspective as well as greater depth in the area, and will enhance their research and practical skills.


Programme intended learning outcomes

1. Explain and critically review business theories and concepts to identify issues, analyse situations, and develop solutions for multi-faceted problems in organisational settings.
2. Critically evaluate issues and make informed judgements in view of the organisation's strategies as well as ethical considerations.
3. Make meaningful contributions as a leader and member in a team setting and communicate effectively.
4. Command knowledge of the laws and regulations in corporate governance and recognize the best practices for the purpose of regulatory compliance;
5. Integrate and apply advanced analytical skills, corporate governance theories and concepts to identify issues and situations that prepare directors, company secretaries, and professionals in corporate governance field to strengthen accountability and sustainability of their organizations.
6. Assimilate and synthesize new knowledge in corporate governance to facilitate decision making in corporate secretaryship and good corporate governance of business and non-business organizations.

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Programme requirements

Programme-specific entry requirement: A recognized Associate Degree or Higher Diploma in a business-related area (or its equivalent).

Students pursuing this programme must successfully complete at least 80 credits as follows:

(a)	5 credits from Middle level courses: Course code (Click the course code for details) Course title Credits Level ACT B210 Introduction to Accounting  10 Middle ECON A231 Introduction to Microeconomics 5 Middle ECON A232 Introduction to Macroeconomics 5 Middle FIN B280 Introduction to Financial Management 5 Middle LAW B262 Business Law I 5 Middle MGT B240 Principles and Practices of Management 5 Middle MKT B250 Introduction to Marketing 5 Middle
(b)	5 credits from: Course code (Click the course code for details) Course title Credits Level MGT B399 Management Policy and Strategy 5 Higher
(c)	20 credits from: Course code (Click the course code for details) Course title Credits Level ACT B414 Taxation I 5 Higher ACT B415 Taxation II 5 Higher CGV B410 Corporate Administration and Secretarial Practice 10 Higher
(d)	50 credits from course: Course code (Click the course code for details) Course title Credits Level ACT B304 Accounting Information Systems 5 Higher ACT B311 Financial Accounting 5 Higher ACT B313 Management and Cost Accounting 5 Higher BUS B368 Business Issues and Ethics 5 Higher CGV B413 Corporate Governance 5 Higher FIN B386 Financial Decision Making 5 Higher IB B390 International Business Management 10 Higher LAW B333 Company Law I 5 Higher LAW B334 Company Law II 5 Higher MGT B344~ Theory and Design of Organizations 5 Higher MGT B345~ Managing in Organizations 5 Higher ~ MGT B344 and MGT B345 will be combined into a 10-credit course, MGT B347, starting from the 2021 Autumn Term, subject to final approval by the University.   For details of Professional recognition, click here.