Course summary

SPJ London’s BBA (Hons) Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) is a four-year, full-time undergraduate programme that crafts graduates with well-developed business insights, critical thinking skills, and effective decision-making abilities. In a world where businesses operate globally, your degree should be too. The BBA programme provides opportunities for global study and interning experiences at the Singapore, Dubai and Sydney campuses of our sister school, SP Jain Global, supported by a generous institutional travel bursary. The multi-city aspect of the programme exposes students to diverse cultures and international business practices. It also provides the opportunity for students to develop the global network of contacts essential for success in the modern business world. As well as options to study for a semester at each of our campuses in Singapore, Dubai or Sydney, students can also complete all semesters in London. The programme structure and quality remain the same across all locations. SPJ London’s cutting-edge BBA curriculum is benchmarked against the world’s best universities, developing competitive graduates perfectly equipped for international business. Our sector-leading academics and industry experts teach practical, industry-relevant courses; building your skills through simulations, live projects, seminars, industry-academic collaborations, and more You can specialise in one of the following areas: MARKETING Employing the most recent principles and practices in contemporary marketing, we give you hands-on experience in your desired field. FINANCE With a focus on the changing financial landscape in corporate settings, we teach you the skills to develop financial solutions for governments, corporations & high-net-worth individuals. ENTREPRENEURSHIP This specialisation fosters a strong entrepreneurial mindset, giving you the skills and knowledge to turn creative ideas into new companies or revenue streams. The SP Jain global experience goes beyond the four walls of the classroom. In each of the cities, students participate in structured global immersion activities every two weeks, that expose them to regional business practices, political beliefs and cultures. For example, during the exchange to Dubai, previous students have visited the Burj Khalifa to understand the planning that went behind its construction. In Singapore, they go on back-office tours of the world’s most expensive standalone casino in the Marina Bay Sands to observe and study its revenue model. Activities can also be more social and culturally related, such as surfing in Bondi Beach, dragon boat racing in Singapore, and desert camping in Dubai. A similar cultural immersion programme is also run in London. This is a standout feature of the multicampus learning model as it helps students truly soak in diverse cultures and emerge as knowledgeable and culturally rich graduates.