Business Administration graduates earn a median $41,937 Across 1,597 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A four-year, 240 ECTS on-campus undergraduate degree taught in English that trains students in economic, organisational and social aspects of companies with an international outlook. It suits proactive, team-oriented applicants with at least B2 English who want entrepreneurship, mobility and practical business skills.
The curriculum focuses on the economic, organisational and social dimensions of companies at an international level. Course elements emphasise business principles and concepts, language development (Spanish and English), entrepreneurship and practical preparation for company management. The programme also supports applied learning through university facilities such as the MAC room, library and assembly hall, and extracurricular links like the UCAM International Football Team.
Applicants must demonstrate at least a B2 level of English to be admitted. The degree targets students who are interested in broadening their knowledge of the socio-economic environment, developing oral and written skills in multiple languages, working ethically in the community, and who display sociability, teamwork, proactivity, independence and analytical problem-solving abilities.
The programme prepares graduates for roles across business functions with an international perspective. UCAM reports that more than 80% of its Business Administration alumni are employed in activities related to their studies. The ACCA accreditation and entrepreneurship training are intended to support careers in finance-related roles, management, and new venture creation, as well as mobility for opportunities in Spain and Europe.
Tuition is published at 7,550 € per year. The university offers a free preliminary credit recognition evaluation for applicants with prior related studies and lists scholarships and housing support via its student services; prospective students should consult UCAM admissions for current scholarship criteria and application procedures.
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