Bachelor in Business Administration

Business Administration covers the principles and practices used to manage organizations, spanning areas such as management, marketing, finance, accounting, and organizational behavior. Students typically study strategic management, financial and managerial accounting, marketing principles, human resource management, and business law, often supplemented with coursework in entrepreneurship and international business. Case studies and group projects are common, giving students practice in analyzing business problems, developing strategy, and presenting recommendations. Graduates pursue careers in corporate management, marketing, finance, human resources, consulting, and entrepreneurship, with the broad-based training supporting entry into a wide range of industries. Many also continue into graduate business study, such as a master's in management or an MBA, after gaining professional experience. This bachelor's program in Business Administration is offered by Galatasaray University in İstanbul, Turkey, and is taught in French over four years, consistent with the university's Francophone academic tradition. Students complete coursework in French across core business disciplines, giving them working proficiency in French business terminology alongside management fundamentals. The curriculum typically builds from foundational courses in accounting, economics, and management theory toward specialized electives and applied projects, preparing graduates for management-track roles in companies with ties to French-speaking markets as well as the wider Turkish and international business environment.