The College of Business and Accountancy (CBA) reinforces students with a general foundation in business administration, and progressing thereafter to a mastery of concepts, tools and skills needed for advanced management and financial science with practical exposure in the real business world through its practicum program and industry linkages.
Today, students of the College of Business and Accountancy reap the full benefits from OLFU’s world-class learning platforms and resources which are paired with state-of-the-art facilities and laboratories—all delivered by a competent teaching faculty through a masterful mix of learning modalities: online, distance or, when health conditions permit, face-to-face learning.
It is also noteworthy that OLFU is one among a few select schools to be granted the Certificate of Authority by the CHEd, allowing it to conduct limited face-to-face classes in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic; a testament to the University’s established and effective community safety protocols.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR IN OPERATIONS & SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
This degree offers a unique opportunity for students to learn operations management from strategic, financial, and business development perspectives. It also includes the use of information technology updates in utilizing enterprise resource software. This provides a concrete platform for a career in international operations. The curriculum allows the students to obtain another diploma in International Business under the Australian Qualifications Framework if the students want to convert some units under AQF.
IACBE ACCREDITATION
The College of Business and Accountancy at Our Lady of Fatima University has received specialized accreditation for the following business programs through the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE) located at 11960 Quivira Road in Overland Park, Kansas, USA. The IACBE grants accreditation for business-related and accounting programs that are equivalent to an education at the U.S. post-secondary degree level. Locations and delivery modes for program offerings are at the sole discretion of the Member.
Business Programs
Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing Management
Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Banking
Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Operations and Supply Chain Management
Institution Name: Our Lady of Fatima University Business Unit(s) included in this report: Business Administration Academic Period Covered: SY 2022-2023 Date Report Posted
PROGRAM
MEASURE
TARGET
RESULT
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in:
Marketing Management
Employment Rates
85%
92%
Banking
Employment Rates
85%
89%
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Employment Rates
85%
90%
Calculations for Measures
MEASURE
DESCRIPTION AND HOW IT WAS CALCULATED
Employment Rate
1. Employment Rate as a KPI (KPI # 4) of the university is calculated using the following criteria and scoring guide:
GRADUATE EMPLOYMENT RATE is a measure of the extent to which the available graduates have obtained gainful employment. They are calculated as the ratio of the total number of graduates for a particular year (who land in a job within twoyears from the time of graduation) over the total number of graduates.
1. DATA ACCESS. The backdoor data can only be accessed by the AAO/UCQM whowill then process the data (tally all results, etc.) and then forward said results back to the respective colleges/programs. The only work of the colleges/programs is to provide AAO/UCQM the contact list of their Graduates with the following necessary information (Full name, personal email addresses). 2. SCORING. The following is the scoring of the employment rate: Give a score of 1 (if employed), and 0 (if unemployed) Example A: Total graduates=100; 100 employed,0 employed. ER=100/total Grads x 100=100% Example B: Total graduates=100; 50 employed, , 50unemployed ER= 50/Total Grads x 100=50% ScoringScale 5 – 81-100% 4 – 61-80% 3 – 41-60% 2 – 21-40% 1 – 1-20%
