Bachelor of Business Information System (BBIS)

Four-year KU program integrating business, management, and information systems to develop graduates capable of designing, managing, and optimizing technology-driven business processes.

Curriculum merges managerial foundations with computing, analytics, information systems, programming, data management, systems design, and business communications. Training covers economics, accounting, quantitative techniques, finance, operations, HR, marketing, IS analysis, software engineering, web technologies, networking, and applied research. Students complete an internship and research project to consolidate industry readiness. Program builds analytical, managerial, and technical competence for roles situated at the intersection of IT and business strategy.

Curricular structure (table)

Features
• 120-credit structure aligned with global BIS programs.
• Integration of IT competencies with management decision-making.
• Electives enabling specialization.
• Mandatory internship for industry exposure.
• Research project ensuring analytical rigor.
• Suitable pipeline for master’s programs in IS, ITM, or management.

Eligibility
• 10+2 or equivalent in any discipline with minimum 40% or CGPA 1.6.
• Pass KUUMAT + analytical writing + interview.
• For admission consideration, competitive applicants typically have ≥50% or equivalent CGPA.
• Credit transfer allowed up to 40% with prior approval.

Admission process (points)
• Verify eligibility (10+2, minimum required scores).
• Sit for KUUMAT.
• Undergo analytical writing assessment.
• Attend personal interview.
• Merit-based ranking for final selection.

Job prospects
• Business systems analyst
• Data and information systems officer
• IT project coordinator
• Database and application support roles
• Business analyst
• Operations and process analyst
• Digital transformation support roles
• Entry-level software and web development roles