The Bachelor of Business Studies at Public Campus is a four-year undergraduate program conducted under the Faculty of Management. The program is affiliated with Purbanchal University and has been offered by the campus since 2065 BS.
BBS combines accounting, economics, finance, marketing, management, business law, organisational behaviour, entrepreneurship, communication, and strategic management. Students move from foundation and analytical subjects to advanced management areas, followed by concentration courses and practical research in the final year.
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Course | Bachelor of Business Studies |
| Abbreviation | BBS |
| Duration | Four years |
| Faculty | Management |
| College | Public Campus |
| Affiliation | Purbanchal University |
| Program introduced | Falgun 30, 2065 BS |
| Study format | Yearly academic structure |
Public Campus is a community-based, non-profit campus located in Dhanibanigaun, Ward No. 6 of Gramthan Rural Municipality, Morang. The campus introduced the BBS program as a three-year course in 2065 BS. It now operates as a four-year bachelor’s degree.
The program is conducted through the Faculty of Management under Purbanchal University. Public Campus also runs a four-year Bachelor of Education through its Faculty of Education.
The BBS program develops an academic foundation in business operations and management practice. It introduces students to the financial, administrative, economic, legal, and organisational areas involved in running business institutions.
Students study how organisations record and manage finances, respond to markets, organise employees, follow legal requirements, communicate in professional settings, and make operational and strategic decisions. The program also includes quantitative subjects that support business analysis and decision-making.
Candidates must have completed +2 in Science or Management, or an equivalent qualification from a recognised institution, with English as a compulsory subject.
Students from other faculties must have studied Mathematics or Economics as a major subject during their secondary education. Applicants are required to submit hard copies of their academic documents during admission.
The four-year curriculum progresses through foundation subjects, core management areas, concentration courses, and practical research.
The initial stage covers subjects that support later business study:
Business English and business communication
Microeconomics and macroeconomics
Business statistics and business mathematics
Financial accounting and cost accounting
Principles of management
Business communication develops formal writing and workplace communication skills. Economics introduces market behaviour and economic conditions, while mathematics and statistics support numerical analysis. Accounting subjects deal with financial records, costs, and business reporting.
The middle stage of the program covers major areas of organisational management:
Marketing management
Organisational behaviour
Human resource management
Business law
Taxation
Operations management
Strategic management
These subjects examine customer and market relationships, employee management, workplace behaviour, legal responsibilities, taxation, production processes, and organisational planning.
The fourth year includes entrepreneurship, concentration subjects, and a final project or report.
Students may study concentration areas connected with:
Accounting
Finance
Banking and insurance
Marketing
Management
Human resources
The final assignment may take the form of field-based work or a research study. It allows students to apply business concepts to an organisational or commercial issue and present their findings through a structured report.
Teaching at Public Campus includes classroom study, discussion, practical work, project assignments, and direct observation according to subject requirements. Available technology and educational materials are used during teaching activities.
The campus has a computer laboratory, two library rooms, internet access, computers, projectors, printers, photocopy machines, laptops, and scanners. Its library resources include textbooks, curricula, newspapers, and reference materials.
Public Campus has received infrastructure support from Gramthan Rural Municipality, the Koshi Province Government, and the University Grants Commission.
Through its academic subjects and project work, the BBS program covers:
Financial record keeping and accounting
Business and economic analysis
Marketing principles
Workplace communication
Human resource administration
Organisational behaviour
Business law and taxation
Operational planning
Entrepreneurship
Research and report writing
The mix of numerical, administrative, communication, and management subjects gives students exposure to several functions found within business organisations.
BBS graduates may consider work connected with banking, corporate organisations, business operations, information technology companies, sales, and marketing. The relevance of each area depends on the graduate’s concentration, skills, experience, and the requirements of individual employers.
The degree also establishes an undergraduate academic base for further study in business, management, finance, marketing, accounting, and related disciplines.
The BBS program is completed over four years.
The program is affiliated with Purbanchal University and operates through the Faculty of Management.
Public Campus introduced the BBS program from Falgun 30, 2065 BS. The program initially followed a three-year structure and now runs for four years.
Applicants must have completed +2 in Science or Management, or an equivalent qualification, with English as a compulsory subject. Students from other faculties must have studied Mathematics or Economics as a major subject during secondary education.
The program covers accounting, economics, finance, marketing, management, business communication, organisational behaviour, human resource management, business law, taxation, entrepreneurship, operations, and strategic management.
Yes. The curriculum includes practical learning and a final-year field assignment or research report connecting academic study with a business issue.
Students have access to classrooms, library rooms, a computer laboratory, internet service, computers, projectors, printers, laptops, scanners, textbooks, and reference materials.
