3 years (6 semestres) · English
Bachelor in Management
Understand how it all works: a hands-on bachelor's degree to coordinate teams and drive an organization
Behind every company, hospital, sports team, or startup that actually works, there's someone making sure the right people, resources, and decisions come together at the right moment. That someone is a manager.
And it's one of the most useful, in-demand roles in any field. Choose management, and you don't just join an organization: you learn to make it work.
Life at AIM
At AIM, no one is just a number. Small class sizes allow your professors to truly get to know you and support you from your very first day through graduation.
Located near Garden City in a vibrant neighborhood, the campus offers modern facilities and welcoming spaces designed for both focused study and relaxing between classes.
Here, management is learned through interaction. Students debate in small groups, make decisions through real case discussions, and work on team projects where everyone learns to contribute and, at times, to lead.
It is through these discussions, disagreements, and shared decisions that tomorrow's managers gradually take shape, building professional skills and lasting relationships.
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Programme overview
The Bachelor in Management prepares you to understand how organizations work and how to make them succeed. Through hands-on learning, real business cases, and collaborative projects, you'll develop the skills to lead teams, solve problems, and make informed decisions in a wide range of industries.
At AIM, no one is just a number. Small class sizes allow your professors to truly get to know you and support you from your very first day through graduation.
Located near Garden City in a vibrant neighborhood, the campus offers modern facilities and welcoming spaces designed for both focused study and relaxing between classes.
Here, management is learned through interaction. Students debate in small groups, make decisions through real case discussions, and work on team projects where everyone learns to contribute and, at times, to lead.
It is through these discussions, disagreements, and shared decisions that tomorrow's managers gradually take shape, building professional skills and lasting relationships.