The English-taught BA in Global Business and Entrepreneurship is a unique business degree that prepares students to become successful managers and entrepreneurs. Students learn how to handle and deal with the variety of challenges stemming from an ever-changing international business environment.
To complete this Bachelor’s degree at the Brussels School of Governance, a minimum of 180 ECTS (credits or study points) is required. Most students complete the intense and rigorous study programme within 3 years of admission. Below is the overview of Core courses, Major requirements, Major electives and Free electives that you can take as a student in this Bachelor programme.
Students start with the core curriculum, a set of courses that develop the relevant skills, knowledge and abilities essential to the school’s distinctive undergraduate programme.
Intercultural Communication
Global Ethics
Global Ethics, Leadership and Personal Development I
Intermediate Qualitative Research Methods
Intermediate Quantitative Research Methods
Introduction to Academic Writing & Critical Thinking
Introduction to Statistics
Major requirements
In addition to the core curriculum, students take major requirement courses. These courses are divided into business, economics, mathematics and advanced statistics courses.
BA Thesis in Business I (Advanced Research Methods)
BA Thesis in Business II (Senior Seminar)
Business Law
Capstone in Business Studies
Corporate Financial Management
Financial Accounting
Intermediate Macro-Economics
Intermediate Micro-Economics
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Introduction to Global Business
Introduction to Economics
International Marketing
Mathematics for Business and Economics
Scenario Thinking
Social Entrepreneurship
Strategic Management
Major electives
This programme offers a broad range of elective courses:
Advanced Business Law
Business French
European Union Politics
Global Advocacy
Global Communication
Global Economic Governance
Global Leadership
Global Sustainability and Society
Internship
International Finance
International Political Economy
International Trade Law
Lobbying in the EU
Policies in the European Union
Social Marketing
Sustainable Development Law
Major electives include the courses that are offered as part of the minors (see below).
