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Preparing future technology professionals and innovators.
The Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Science at Admas University, offered through the Center for Online Learning, is a comprehensive undergraduate program totaling 153 credit hours of coursework, practical laboratory work, internship experience, and a final year computer science project. The curriculum is structured around major compulsory courses covering programming fundamentals, object-oriented programming, data structures and algorithms, database systems, operating systems, computer organization and architecture, computer networks, software engineering, artificial intelligence, web application development, mobile application development, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and research methods in computing.
The program also includes supportive courses such as mathematics, calculus, discrete mathematics, probability and statistics, numerical methods, entrepreneurship, and communication skills, together with common university courses including English, civics, management, and psychology. Instruction combines interactive lectures, tutorials, laboratory practicals, programming assignments, group projects, internships, and a culminating final year project. This structure prepares students with strong theoretical foundations and practical skills required to design, develop, test, deploy, and manage modern computer-based systems.
Graduates of the BSc in Computer Science program will be equipped with the knowledge and skills required to analyze problems, design algorithms, develop software applications, manage databases, configure computer networks, and apply emerging technologies to solve real-world organizational and societal problems. They will be able to design and implement desktop, web, mobile, and database-driven applications using modern programming languages and software development practices.
Beyond technical competence, graduates will demonstrate critical thinking, ethical responsibility, teamwork, communication, innovation, and lifelong learning skills. They will be prepared to work as software developers, systems analysts, database administrators, network assistants, web developers, IT officers, junior data analysts, cybersecurity assistants, entrepreneurs, and future researchers in computing and related fields.
The Bachelor of Science Degree in Information and Communication Technology at Admas University, offered through the Center for Online Learning, is a program totaling 153 credit hours of coursework and an industrial/ICT project. The curriculum is structured around 106 credit hours of major compulsory courses covering programming, structured programming, object-oriented programming, advanced object-oriented programming, systems analysis and design, database management, data structures and algorithms, computer networks and security, artificial intelligence, data mining, multimedia systems, and software project management.
The program also includes elective courses such as User Interface Programming and Semantic Web Technology, 26 credit hours of supportive courses including Calculus, Discrete Mathematics, Statistics, Numerical Methods, Accounting, and Entrepreneurship, and 11 credit hours of common courses including English, Management, Psychology, and Civics. Instruction combines interactive lectures, tutorials, laboratory practicals, group projects, industry attachments, and internships, with progress assessed through coursework, practical projects, and a culminating two-part ICT Project I and ICT Project II.
Graduates of the BSc in Information and Communication Technology program will be equipped to study, design, develop, implement, and manage information systems that solve business problems of varying size and complexity. They will also be able to design, implement, and manage computer networks across different topologies and architectures.
Graduates will be able to identify practical operational challenges and develop appropriate ICT-based solutions, create software using modern techniques and technologies, and design and manage databases of diverse scale and complexity. Beyond technical competence, graduates will have the knowledge and skills to launch and manage ICT-related businesses and serve as disciplined, ethical ICT professionals and responsible citizens contributing to their communities and the broader economy.
The Bachelor of Science Degree in Software Engineering at Admas University, offered through the Center for Online Learning, is a program totaling 153 credit hours of coursework, laboratory practice, software development projects, internship experience, and a final year software engineering project. The curriculum is designed to provide students with strong knowledge and practical skills in software design, programming, requirements engineering, system analysis, database systems, web and mobile application development, software testing, software quality assurance, software project management, and software maintenance.
The program includes major compulsory courses in programming fundamentals, object-oriented programming, data structures and algorithms, database management systems, software engineering principles, requirements analysis, system design, software architecture, human-computer interaction, web application development, mobile application development, software testing and quality assurance, computer networks, cybersecurity fundamentals, and final year capstone project development. It also includes supportive courses such as mathematics, statistics, entrepreneurship, communication skills, and common university courses including English, civics, management, and psychology.
Instruction combines interactive lectures, tutorials, laboratory practicals, programming assignments, team-based software projects, case studies, internship or industry attachment, and a culminating software engineering project. The program prepares students to apply engineering principles to the design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance of reliable software systems for real-world users and organizations.
Graduates of the BSc in Software Engineering program will be equipped to analyze user requirements, design software solutions, develop applications, test software products, manage software projects, and maintain information systems using modern software engineering methods and tools. They will be capable of building desktop, web, mobile, and database-driven applications that address business, educational, governmental, and community needs.
Graduates will demonstrate professional competence in programming, system analysis, software design, teamwork, communication, project management, problem-solving, and ethical software development. They will be prepared to work as software developers, software engineers, systems analysts, application developers, web developers, mobile app developers, software testers, database application developers, IT project assistants, entrepreneurs, and future researchers in software engineering and related fields.
Developing business leaders, entrepreneurs, and economic experts.
The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Accounting at Admas University, offered through the Center for Online Learning, is a program totaling approximately 146 credit hours of coursework, practical training, and a senior research project. The curriculum is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in financial accounting, cost and management accounting, auditing, taxation, public finance, accounting information systems, financial management, and business law.
The program consists of major accounting and finance courses, supportive courses in economics, mathematics, statistics, management, entrepreneurship, and information technology, together with common university courses including English, civics, psychology, and management. Students participate in lectures, tutorials, case studies, practical accounting exercises, computerized accounting applications, internships, and research activities that develop both technical and professional competencies required in the accounting profession.
Instruction emphasizes the application of accounting principles to real-world organizational environments, preparing students to analyze financial information, prepare financial reports, conduct audits, support decision-making processes, and ensure compliance with professional and regulatory standards.
Graduates of the BA in Accounting program will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to prepare, analyze, interpret, and communicate financial information for business organizations, governmental institutions, and non-governmental organizations. They will be able to apply accounting principles, auditing procedures, taxation regulations, and financial management techniques to support organizational effectiveness and accountability.
Graduates will be capable of maintaining accounting records, preparing financial statements, conducting financial analysis, participating in audit activities, managing budgets, and utilizing modern accounting software and information systems. They will also demonstrate ethical responsibility, analytical thinking, communication skills, teamwork, and professional competence required for successful careers in accounting and finance.
The program prepares graduates for careers as accountants, auditors, finance officers, tax consultants, budget officers, financial analysts, banking professionals, accounting system users, entrepreneurs, and future researchers in accounting, finance, and related disciplines.
The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Information Technology (BIT) at Admas University, offered through the Center for Online Learning, is a multidisciplinary program totaling approximately 149 credit hours of coursework, practical training, and a senior project. The curriculum is designed to integrate business management knowledge with modern information technology skills, preparing graduates to support digital transformation and technology-driven business operations.
The program consists of major compulsory courses in business information systems, systems analysis and design, database management systems, programming fundamentals, networking, web technologies, e-business, enterprise systems, project management, business analytics, management information systems, information security, and software applications for business. Students also undertake supportive courses in accounting, economics, management, marketing, statistics, entrepreneurship, and quantitative methods, together with common university courses including English, civics, psychology, and management foundations.
Instruction combines lectures, tutorials, laboratory practicals, case studies, business simulations, industry-based projects, internships, and research activities. The curriculum emphasizes both technical and managerial competencies, enabling students to bridge the gap between business requirements and technological solutions.
Graduates of the BA in Business Information Technology program will possess the knowledge and skills required to analyze business processes, design information systems, manage technology resources, and support organizational decision-making through effective use of information technology. They will be capable of identifying business challenges and developing technology-based solutions that improve organizational efficiency and competitiveness.
Graduates will demonstrate competencies in systems analysis, database management, business analytics, project management, information security, communication, teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving. They will be able to work effectively with both business professionals and technical specialists in designing and implementing business information systems.
The program prepares graduates for careers as business systems analysts, business intelligence officers, information systems specialists, database administrators, IT project coordinators, enterprise systems officers, e-business specialists, technology consultants, digital transformation officers, entrepreneurs, and future researchers in business information technology and related fields.
The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics at Admas University, offered through the Center for Online Learning, is a program totaling approximately 146 credit hours of coursework, practical analysis, and a senior research project. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in economic theory, quantitative analysis, public policy, development economics, international trade, finance, and economic planning.
The program consists of major compulsory courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, development economics, public finance, monetary economics, international economics, environmental economics, economic policy analysis, and research methods. Students also undertake supportive courses in mathematics, statistics, accounting, management, entrepreneurship, and information technology, together with common university courses including English, civics, psychology, and management.
Instruction combines lectures, tutorials, case studies, quantitative analysis, economic modeling, policy evaluation exercises, research projects, and practical applications. The curriculum equips students with analytical and decision-making skills necessary to understand and address local, national, and global economic challenges.
Graduates of the BA in Economics program will possess strong analytical and quantitative skills for understanding economic systems, markets, public policies, and development challenges. They will be capable of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting economic data to support evidence-based decision-making in both public and private sectors.
Graduates will be able to evaluate economic policies, conduct economic research, analyze market trends, assess development programs, and contribute to strategic planning and policy formulation. They will demonstrate critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, ethical responsibility, and professional competence in economic analysis and decision-making.
The program prepares graduates for careers as economists, policy analysts, development officers, financial analysts, economic researchers, planning officers, banking professionals, government advisors, project analysts, entrepreneurs, and future scholars in economics and related fields.
The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Human Resource Management at Admas University, offered through the Center for Online Learning, is a program totaling approximately 146 credit hours of coursework, practical training, and a senior research project. The curriculum is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in workforce planning, recruitment and selection, employee development, performance management, compensation administration, labor relations, and organizational development.
The program consists of major compulsory courses covering principles of human resource management, organizational behavior, recruitment and selection, training and development, performance management, labor law, compensation and benefits management, employee relations, strategic human resource management, leadership, organizational development, and research methods. Students also undertake supportive courses in management, economics, accounting, statistics, entrepreneurship, and information technology, together with common university courses including English, civics, psychology, and management foundations.
Instruction combines lectures, tutorials, case studies, simulations, practical exercises, internships, teamwork activities, and research projects. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical application of modern human resource management practices in public, private, and non-governmental organizations.
Graduates of the BA in Human Resource Management program will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to manage human resources effectively within organizations. They will be capable of planning workforce requirements, recruiting and developing employees, managing performance systems, administering compensation programs, and supporting organizational growth through effective people management practices.
Graduates will demonstrate competencies in leadership, communication, negotiation, conflict resolution, teamwork, ethical decision-making, and organizational problem-solving. They will be able to contribute to employee productivity, organizational effectiveness, workplace harmony, and institutional development.
The program prepares graduates for careers as human resource officers, recruitment specialists, training and development officers, employee relations officers, compensation and benefits administrators, organizational development officers, labor relations specialists, administrative managers, HR consultants, entrepreneurs, and future researchers in human resource management and related fields.
The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Management at Admas University, offered through the Center for Online Learning, is a program totaling approximately 146 credit hours of coursework, practical training, and a senior research project. The curriculum is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in organizational management, leadership, strategic planning, entrepreneurship, human resource management, marketing, operations management, and business decision-making.
The program consists of major compulsory courses covering principles of management, organizational behavior, strategic management, operations management, business policy, entrepreneurship, leadership, project management, marketing management, financial management, business law, and research methods. Students also undertake supportive courses in economics, accounting, statistics, information technology, and quantitative methods, together with common university courses including English, civics, psychology, and management foundations.
Instruction combines lectures, tutorials, case studies, business simulations, practical projects, internships, teamwork activities, and research assignments. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical application of management principles, preparing students to address organizational challenges and lead effectively in diverse environments.
Graduates of the BA in Management program will possess the knowledge and skills required to plan, organize, lead, coordinate, and control organizational resources effectively. They will be capable of analyzing business environments, making informed managerial decisions, developing organizational strategies, and leading teams to achieve institutional goals.
Graduates will demonstrate competencies in leadership, communication, critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, innovation, and ethical decision-making. They will be able to contribute to organizational development, business growth, operational efficiency, and strategic transformation across public, private, and non-governmental sectors.
The program prepares graduates for careers as managers, administrators, operations officers, project coordinators, business consultants, entrepreneurs, human resource officers, marketing officers, development officers, organizational analysts, and future researchers in management and related disciplines.
Advancing leadership, development, diplomacy, and social transformation.
The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Developmental Science at Admas University, offered through the Center for Online Learning, is a multidisciplinary program totaling approximately 146 credit hours of coursework, field-based learning, and a senior research project. The curriculum is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in sustainable development, community development, poverty reduction, governance, social policy, project planning and management, environmental sustainability, and socio-economic transformation.
The program consists of major compulsory courses covering theories of development, community development, development planning, project management, governance and public policy, rural and urban development, monitoring and evaluation, environmental management, poverty and livelihoods, gender and development, research methods, and development economics. Students also undertake supportive courses in statistics, economics, management, entrepreneurship, information technology, and quantitative methods, together with common university courses including English, civics, psychology, and management foundations.
Instruction combines lectures, tutorials, field studies, community-based projects, case studies, internships, group assignments, and applied research activities. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical application of development principles, preparing students to contribute effectively to local, national, and international development initiatives.
Graduates of the BA in Developmental Science program will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to analyze development challenges, design and implement development interventions, evaluate social and economic programs, and support sustainable community development. They will be capable of identifying development needs and formulating evidence-based solutions that improve the well-being of individuals, communities, and institutions.
Graduates will demonstrate competencies in project planning and management, community mobilization, policy analysis, monitoring and evaluation, leadership, communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and ethical decision-making. They will be able to work effectively with government institutions, development agencies, non-governmental organizations, international organizations, and community-based initiatives.
The program prepares graduates for careers as development officers, project coordinators, monitoring and evaluation officers, community development specialists, policy analysts, NGO program officers, social development practitioners, research assistants, humanitarian workers, entrepreneurs, and future researchers in development studies and related fields.
The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Diplomacy and International Relations at Admas University, offered through the Center for Online Learning, is a program totaling approximately 146 credit hours of coursework, practical learning activities, and a senior research project. The curriculum is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and analytical skills in international relations, diplomacy, foreign policy, international law, global governance, peace and conflict studies, regional integration, and international cooperation.
The program consists of major compulsory courses covering theories of international relations, diplomatic practice, foreign policy analysis, international organizations, international law, peace and conflict resolution, comparative politics, global governance, political economy, regional studies, international security, research methods, and negotiation techniques. Students also undertake supportive courses in political science, economics, history, public administration, communication skills, and information technology, together with common university courses including English, civics, psychology, and management foundations.
Instruction combines lectures, tutorials, simulations, diplomatic case studies, policy analysis exercises, debates, research activities, internships, and project-based learning. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical application of diplomatic and international affairs concepts, preparing students to operate effectively in an increasingly interconnected global environment.
Graduates of the BA in Diplomacy and International Relations program will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to analyze international political developments, evaluate foreign policies, understand global governance systems, and contribute to diplomatic and international cooperation efforts. They will be capable of conducting policy analysis, supporting negotiations, managing international partnerships, and addressing global and regional challenges.
Graduates will demonstrate competencies in diplomacy, communication, negotiation, leadership, intercultural understanding, conflict resolution, critical thinking, research, and ethical decision-making. They will be able to work effectively in multicultural and international environments while representing institutional, national, and community interests professionally.
The program prepares graduates for careers as diplomats, foreign affairs officers, international relations officers, policy analysts, peace and conflict officers, program coordinators in international organizations, public affairs specialists, governance officers, researchers, journalists covering international affairs, entrepreneurs, and future scholars in diplomacy and international relations.
The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Social Work at Admas University, offered through the Center for Online Learning, is a program totaling approximately 146 credit hours of coursework, field practice, community engagement activities, and a senior research project. The curriculum is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in social welfare, community development, counseling, social policy, human behavior, social research, case management, and professional social work practice.
The program consists of major compulsory courses covering foundations of social work, human behavior and social environment, social welfare policy, community organization, social work methods, counseling techniques, child and family welfare, gender and development, social justice, project management, research methods, and field practicum. Students also undertake supportive courses in psychology, sociology, public health, development studies, communication skills, and information technology, together with common university courses including English, civics, management, and psychology foundations.
Instruction combines lectures, tutorials, field visits, case studies, community-based projects, practical training, internships, supervised fieldwork, and applied research activities. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical application of social work principles, preparing students to address social challenges and improve the well-being of individuals, families, groups, and communities.
Graduates of the BA in Social Work program will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to assess social problems, provide professional support services, design community interventions, advocate for vulnerable populations, and contribute to social development initiatives. They will be capable of working with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities to improve social well-being and promote social justice.
Graduates will demonstrate competencies in counseling, communication, case management, community mobilization, conflict resolution, leadership, teamwork, ethical decision-making, and research. They will be able to identify social needs, develop intervention strategies, evaluate social programs, and collaborate effectively with governmental, non-governmental, and international organizations.
The program prepares graduates for careers as social workers, community development officers, child protection officers, family welfare officers, NGO program officers, humanitarian workers, social policy practitioners, rehabilitation officers, community outreach coordinators, researchers, and future scholars in social work and related disciplines.
