Bachelor's Degree in Administration and Management
In the Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and Management, we aim to educate our students through a curriculum centered on the individual and academic excellence. That is why our goal is to prepare future entrepreneurs to be agents of change in the corporate world. Our curriculum is based on three fundamental pillars:
- Leadership
- Entrepreneurship
- Strategic vision
RVOE
SEP 20081712 dated September 8, 2008, 2018 plan, on-campus program, Guadalajara campus
ENTRY PROFILE
The Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration is for you if you have the following qualities:
- Interest in business
- Leadership
- Proactivity
- Global and Strategic Vision
- Focus on results
- Analytical and decision-making skills
- Ethical sense
GRADUATE PROFILE
Graduates of the Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and Management are able to:
- Start, manage, and grow a business
- Develop plans for brand positioning, market segmentation, and market expansion
- Be a leader with a broad perspective, understanding how the company operates and the economic context
- Lead professionals from various fields to achieve objectives
- Implementing ethical corporate governance that provides personal and professional benefits
“The Universidad Panamericana cares about its students; personally, I received an excellent education. I will always be grateful for the personalized attention and the friendships I made throughout my time there.”
Mariana Farías Ortíz, class of 2015–2019, Guadalajara campus.
“For me, studying at the Universidad Panamericana realizing that the purpose behind every personal and professional project should have a positive impact on society. Thanks to everyone I met at the university, I was able to develop my philosophy of life and found the inspiration to put it into practice in the best way possible.”
Miguel de la Madrid Viveros, Class of 2019, Guadalajara Campus.
“Studying Business Administration at the Universidad Panamericana my life; it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. Thanks to this experience, I learned how to be a better person, give my best, and even start my own business. Plus, I now understand people’s needs and the importance of making a difference, and I’ve learned to always work toward what I want.”
Paulina Miranda Chávez, Class of 2019, Guadalajara Campus.
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