Queens University

Programme overview

Queens University's Bachelor in Business Administration is an honours-level undergraduate programme requiring 123 credit hours of coursework (covering English, Law and BBA subjects). The academic year is split into two semesters: Spring (March–July) and Fall (September–January), each running 18 weeks (16 weeks of classes, one week midterm, one week final). Students must also complete a non-credit English language course.

What you'll study

The published academic plan specifies a mix of English, law and core BBA coursework totalling 123 credit hours. The site does not list individual modules; study is delivered across the two 18-week semesters each year.

Entry requirements

• Minimum academic qualification: at least Second Division in both SSC and HSC (or equivalent).
• University of London GCE O level and A level together in five major subjects are accepted.
• Applicants without A levels may be admitted on the condition they complete two years' worth of credit coursework to compensate (this can include overseas High School Diploma/equivalent).
• Foreign students: eligible if they have completed 12 years of pre-university education and hold high-second-division equivalent certificates; they must arrange visas and residence themselves. Tuition parity with Bangladeshi students is stated.
• Admission test: for BBA the test covers English, general knowledge and SSC/HSC level mathematics; the test is two hours and includes objective questions.
• Application process: collect the prescribed form (fee Taka 400 for degree honours courses), submit with transcripts, certificates and four passport photos, sit the admission test and complete registration by paying fees as instructed. Incomplete forms are not considered.
• Re-admission: students who discontinue without approved leave or fail to return after leave lose regular status and must apply for re-admission.

Career prospects

The source does not detail specific career pathways. As an honours BBA, graduates would commonly pursue roles that require broad business knowledge or continue to postgraduate study; the programme structure is oriented toward foundational business, law and English preparation.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

No scholarship details are provided on the published page. Applicants should contact the university admissions or finance office for current information on fees, scholarships or payment arrangements and follow official guidance when applying.