Bachelor in Business Administration Major

The Business Administration Major at CHA University's Department of Healthcare Convergence trains students in the core disciplines of management, finance, marketing, and organizational strategy, with particular attention to how these functions operate within healthcare and life-sciences settings. Coursework typically covers accounting principles, business economics, human resource management, marketing strategy, and operations, alongside electives that connect general management theory to the administration of hospitals, clinics, and health-related enterprises. Students examine how healthcare organizations budget, staff, market their services, and comply with regulation, building skills that transfer to hospital administration, health insurance, medical device companies, and pharmaceutical firms as well as conventional corporate roles. Because the program sits within a healthcare convergence framework, students also gain exposure to the operational and ethical questions particular to health systems, including patient-flow management and cost control in clinical environments. The bachelor's degree is delivered in English at CHA University, located in Pocheon, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, and runs over four years with intakes in both the spring and fall semesters. Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles in business planning, healthcare administration, marketing, and finance, and the program also provides a foundation for further study in business or health management. Group projects, case analysis, and quantitative methods form a recurring part of the curriculum, developing the analytical and communication skills needed to manage teams and budgets. Students interested in the intersection of commerce and healthcare, rather than pure clinical practice, will find the major's blend of management fundamentals and sector-specific application directly relevant to their career goals.