PROGRAMME PROFILE

The Undergraduate Program in Business Administration in English at Beykoz University is an academic bachelor’s program designed in accordance with the European Higher Education Area Quality Framework (QF-EHEA) Level 1, the European Life Long Learning Quality Framework (EQF-LLL), the Turkish Qualifications Framework (TYÇ), and the Turkish Higher Education Qualifications Framework Level 6. The Undergraduate Program in Management Engineering designed to meet the needs of businesses in the relevant field and level, and to gain advanced knowledge and practical application competencies for the employment of graduates in the relevant sector or sectors.

The field and the level codes of the program are given below classified in accordance with the International Standard Classification in Education (ISCED 1997, ISCED 2011, ISCED 2013) and with the Turkish Qualifications Framework (TYÇ) and Turkish Higher Education Qualifications Framework.
• ISCED 1997 and ISCED 2011 Education Field Code: 34 - Business and Management
• ISCED 2013 Education Field Code: 041- Business and Management
• ISCED (2011) Program Qualification Level: 6, Category (Profile): 64, Subcategory: 645 - Academic Weighted Bachelor's Degree
• TYÇ and TYYÇ Level: 6
• TYYÇ Main Area Code: 34 – Business and Management
• TYYÇ Qualification Type (Profile): Bachelor’s Program with Information Emphasis

Program-Specific Criteria

Through courses such as Introduction to Business, Management and Organization, Organizational Theory and Design, Production Management, and Integrated Management Systems, students gain knowledge about the structure, types, and management of companies, and acquire program-specific criteria.

With courses like Scientific Writing, Business Mathematics, Business Statistics, and Operations Research, students develop scientific methods, analytical skills, and the ability to interpret, thereby gaining program-specific criteria.

PSC1: Equip students with theoretical knowledge in core business fields such as accounting, marketing, management, production, and human resources, and enable them to analyze real business case studies.
Courses such as Strategic Management, Financial Accounting, Marketing, Production Management, and Human Resources Management help students acquire business functions.

PSC2: Provide students with knowledge in management information systems, entrepreneurship, and process management, equipping them with the analytical skills necessary to become active employers or professionals in the business world.
These skills are taught through courses such as Entrepreneurship and Startup Management, Integrated Management Systems, and Management Information Systems.