Program Summary & Structure

Little Angels’ BBA is an eight-semester, 120-credit program affiliated with Kathmandu University. It combines rigorous classroom learning with hands-on experiences—case projects, presentations, industrial visits and expert interactions—to build strong managerial, analytical and communication skills. Students graduate ready to support leadership roles, drive strategic decisions or launch their own ventures.

• Foundation Courses: 45 credits
• Core Management Courses: 48 credits
• Specialization (Finance, Marketing, Accounting or MIS): 12 credits
• Electives: 12 credits
• Internship (six-week minimum): 3 credits

Program Objectives

• Develop a habit of critical and creative thinking in students
• Develop analytical and problem-solving abilities in students
• Improve communication and presentation skills of students
• Familiarize students with contemporary concepts, tools, and techniques of management
• Deepen the knowledge and sharpen the expertise of students in a given functional area
• Prepare students as sensible and responsive citizens with a high degree of professional, social, and ethical values
• Prepare students for higher studies (Master’s level programs) in management, information systems, economics, and other relevant areas

Semester-wise Course Offerings – BBA

The BBA program spans four years and eight semesters, totaling 120 credit hours, and is designed to build strong foundational and managerial skills with real-world application.

• Year I: Focuses on foundational subjects such as English, Mathematics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Financial Accounting I & II, Business Management, Sociology, Political Science, and Communication.
• Year II: Covers core business subjects like Marketing, Financial Management, Statistics I & II, Organizational Behavior, Business Law, Management Accounting, Nepalese Economics & Finance, and MIS.
• Year III: Introduces advanced topics and specialization. Courses include International Business, Human Resource Management, Quantitative Techniques, Logic, and electives such as Entrepreneurship, Project Management, Advertising, Taxation, and Corporate Financing.
• Year IV: Focuses on strategic thinking and research. Courses include Strategic Management, Research Methodology, Risk Management, Sales Management, and the Business Research Project.
• Internship: A mandatory 6–10 week internship during the final semester provides industry exposure and practical experience.
• Specializations Available: Finance, Marketing, Accounting, and Management Information Systems. Students choose 4 courses (12 credits) within one area.
• Electives: 3 additional courses (9 credits) from outside their specialization to broaden perspectives.

Key Features of the BBA Program

• It is a four-year, 120 credit-hour bachelor’s degree program in management aligned with international standards.
• It emphasizes concentration/specialization in functional areas, dedicating about 10% of coursework to in-depth study.
• It offers a wide range of concentration and elective courses to match students’ interests with market demand, even allowing dual specializations.
• It provides learning, exposure and networking through a mandatory internship program.
• It enables students to undertake a directed-study project for deeper exploration of a topic of their choice.

Expected Output

After successful completion of the four-year program, a BBA graduate is expected to be one or all of the following:

• A candidate with a strong academic background, competence, confidence, skills, attitude and motivation for further study in management, information systems, economics or related fields.
• An entrepreneur capable of starting up and managing a business in today’s competitive environment.
• A professional who can perform effectively in corporate houses and other organizations with the required knowledge, skills, confidence and responsibility.