Undergraduate Programs

Undergraduate Programs

BSI UX (User Experience) Design

User Experience Design

“Bridging the gap between people and machines.”

A degree in UX Design offers a unique blend of creativity and technology, making it the perfect choice if you are looking to make a difference in the digital world. The UX design program focuses on the principles and methodologies behind designing digital products that provide a positive user experience. Through hands-on projects and coursework, you will gain expertise in user research, interaction design, and visual design, which they can apply to create seamless, engaging experiences for users.

During your studies you will build a solid background in:

  • Human-Computer Interaction
  • User Experience Design
  • Visual Design
  • User Research
  • Mobile App and Web Design
  • Usability Testing
  • Interaction Design
  • Human Factors in Design

With a degree in UX Design, you will be ready to enter the exciting field of user experience design, working with companies to develop products that are not only functional, but also aesthetically pleasing and intuitive to use. Exciting career path in various industries, including tech, healthcare, finance, and education, among others are awaiting for you. 

BSBA in User Experience Design

BSI in
User Experience
Design (UX)

  • Informatics Core Curriculum

    14 courses | 42 credits

  • Courses in the Major

    7 courses | 21 credits

  • General Education

    14 courses | 40 credits

  • Free Electives

    6 courses | 18 credits

Informatics Core Curriculum

Informatics Core Required

14 courses | 42 credits

  • Programming Concepts
  • Networking Fundamentals I
  • Object-Oriented Programming
  • Data Structures & Algorithms
  • Database Management Systems
  • Computer Architecture
  • Social and Professional Issues
  • Systems Analysis & Design
  • Web Technology
  • Project Management
  • Operating Systems
  • General Physics II
  • Discrete Mathematics
  • Capstone Project

UX Design Major

UX Design Major Required

6 courses | 18 credits

  • Human-Computer Interaction
  • Introduction to User Experience
  • UX/UI Studio
  • Mobile App & Web Design
  • User Research
  • Computer Graphics
UX Design Electives (select 1)

1 course | 3 credits

  • Advanced Programming
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • CyberOps I
  • Numerical Methods & Algorithms with Python

BSI Application and Game development

Application Game Development

“Unleash your creativity.”

Are you passionate about gaming, applications, and technology? The gaming industry is growing at a rapid pace and the job opportunities in this field are only going to increase. Take your passion to the next level with a degree in Application and Games Development at Hellenic American University.

During your studies you will focus on the design, development, and deployment of software applications, games, and interactive media. You will learn how to create software that runs on different platforms, such as desktop computers, mobile devices, and gaming consoles, while you will master essential coding skills in modern programming languages such as C#, Java, Python, and JavaScript.

During your studies you will build a solid background in:

  • Game engines and development tools
  • Game programming and scripting
  • Game design and narrative development
  • Mobile app development and optimization
  • Artificial intelligence and machine learning for games
  • 3D modeling and animation
  • Web application development

With the increasing demand for high-quality games and applications across different platforms, the gaming and app industry offers exciting career opportunities for graduates in this field in a variety of fields, such as game development, game design, and game programming. By learning industry-standard game development tools and programming languages, you can build a portfolio of impressive game designs and gain the skills you need to succeed in this dynamic and fast-paced industry.

Join the BSc in Application and game development and don't just play the games - create them!

BSBA in Application and Game Development

BSI in
Application and
Game Development

  • Informatics Core Curriculum

    14 courses | 42 credits

  • Courses in the Major

    7 courses | 21 credits

  • General Education

    14 courses | 40 credits

  • Free Electives

    6 courses | 18 credits

Informatics Core Curriculum

Informatics Core Required

14 courses | 42 credits

  • Programming Concepts
  • Networking Fundamentals I
  • Object-Oriented Programming
  • Data Structures & Algorithms
  • Database Management Systems
  • Computer Architecture
  • Social and Professional Issues
  • Systems Analysis & Design
  • Web Technology
  • Project Management
  • Operating Systems
  • General Physics II
  • Discrete Mathematics
  • Capstone Project

Application & Game Development Major

Application & Game Development Major Required

6 courses | 18 credits

  • Advanced Programming
  • Game Design Principles & Development Platforms
  • Game Writing: Elements of Interactive Storytelling
  • Web & Mobile Application Development
  • Computer Graphics
  • Software Engineering
Application & Game Development Electives (select 1)

1 course | 3 credits

  • CyberOps I
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Human-Computer Interaction
  • Numerical Methods & Algorithms with Python

BSI Networks and Cybersecurity

Networks Cybersecurity

“Safeguard the digital world and join the fight against cyber-crime.”

In today’s digital age our personal and professional lives rely heavily on technology and the internet. Cybersecurity helps to protect networks, computer systems, and devices from cyber threats such as malware, viruses, and hacking attempts. A breach in cybersecurity can have devastating consequences compromising sensitive information, causing financial damage, and disrupting important infrastructures. The increasing trend in cybercrime renders the need of highly trained experts imperative.

In the BSc in in Networks and Cybersecurity at Hellenic American University you will gain in-depth knowledge of computer networks, cybersecurity principles, and the latest security technologies. You'll learn how to design, implement, and maintain secure network infrastructures, as well as how to protect them from cyber threats and you will contribute to the maintenance of confidentiality, integrity, and availability of digital assets.

The program has been carefully designed to help you develop strong skills in

  • Cyber threat intelligence and analysis
  • Network security and cryptography
  • Network architecture and protocols
  • Incident response and disaster recovery
  • Cloud computing and virtualization

By the end of the program, you will have acquired all the skills needed to pursue a career in a variety of exciting fields including network administration, cybersecurity analysis, risk assessment, security architecture, and security engineering. With the growing importance of computer networks and the increasing threat of cyber-attacks, there is a strong demand for skilled professionals in this field, making it an excellent choice for students interested in technology and security.

Join the BSc in Networks and Cybersecurity and be part of the solution to the growing problem of cybercrime.

BSBA in Networks and Cybersecurity

BSI in
Networks and
Cybersecurity

  • Informatics Core Curriculum

    14 courses | 42 credits

  • Courses in the Major

    7 courses | 21 credits

  • General Education

    14 courses | 40 credits

  • Free Electives

    6 courses | 18 credits

Informatics Core Curriculum

Informatics Core Required

14 courses | 42 credits

  • Programming Concepts
  • Networking Fundamentals I
  • Object-Oriented Programming
  • Data Structures & Algorithms
  • Database Management Systems
  • Computer Architecture
  • Social and Professional Issues
  • Systems Analysis & Design
  • Web Technology
  • Project Management
  • Operating Systems
  • General Physics II
  • Discrete Mathematics
  • Capstone Project

Networks and Cybersecurity Major

Networks & Cybersecurity Major Required

6 courses | 18 credits

  • Switching, Routing & Wireless Essentials I
  • Switching, Routing & Wireless Essentials II
  • Enterprise Networking Security & Automation
  • DevNet Associate
  • CyberOps I
  • CyberOps II
Networks & Cybersecurity Electives (select 1)

1 course | 3 credits

  • Advanced Programming
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Human-Computer Interaction

 

BSI Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence

Computer Science Artificial Intelligence

“Transform possibilities into reality.”

Artificial Intelligence evolves into a major pillar of almost every social, economic, and educational aspect of our lives, shaping future in unprecedented ways and revolutionizing the way we live and work.

In the BSc in in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Hellenic American University you will learn how to combine the principles and practices of computer science with the latest advances in artificial intelligence. You will acquire a solid grounding in the field, providing you the latest tools and techniques to tackle current and future real-world problems, and implement innovative solutions. The program has been carefully designed to help you develop strong skills in

  • modern programming languages
  • data structures and algorithms
  • data and big data analysis
  • natural language processing and speech recognition
  • applying machine learning techniques to various domains, such as natural language processing, robotics, and data analysis.

By the end of the program, you will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to pursue a variety of exciting careers, from developing software and analyzing large datasets to developing intelligent systems and robotic applications. With a degree in computer science and artificial intelligence, you'll be at the forefront of the technological revolution and have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on society.

Join the BSc in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Hellenic American University to unlock the potential of technology and pave the way to a smarter future.

BSBA in Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence

BSI in
Computer Science &
Artificial Intelligence

  • Informatics Core Curriculum

    14 courses | 42 credits

  • Courses in the Major

    7 courses | 21 credits

  • General Education

    14 courses | 40 credits

  • Free Electives

    6 courses | 18 credits

Informatics Core Curriculum

Informatics Core Required

14 courses | 42 credits

  • Programming Concepts
  • Networking Fundamentals I
  • Object-Oriented Programming
  • Data Structures & Algorithms
  • Database Management Systems
  • Computer Architecture
  • Social and Professional Issues
  • Systems Analysis & Design
  • Web Technology
  • Project Management
  • Operating Systems
  • General Physics II
  • Discrete Mathematics
  • Capstone Project

Computer Science & AI Major

Computer Science & AI Major Required

6 courses | 18 credits

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Numerical Methods & Algorithms with Python
  • Data Mining
  • Probability and Statistics
  • Machine Learning & Natural Language Processing
  • Big Data & Cloud Computing
Computer Science & AI Electives (select 1)

1 course | 3 credits

  • Advanced Programming
  • CyberOps I
  • Human-Computer Interaction
  • Game Design Principle & Development Platforms

BSBA in Marketing and Sales

Marketing Sales

Product, price, promotion, place, and people. Unlock the power of marketing and sales, and drive business success in the digital age.

The core of marketing and sales is customer needs. Marketing and sales revolve around identifying customers, understanding their interests, and satisfying their needs. This degree opens doors to multiple opportunities such as advertising, retailing, personal selling, market research, and public relations. 

What You’ll Learn

As a student in the program, you will learn traditional marketing concepts, sales techniques, and research practices. You’ll also learn how to develop actionable reports such as those found in market research and a marketing plan.

Key knowledge areas and skills include:

  • Sales management
  • Marketing management
  • Customer behavior
  • B-2-B marketing
  • Advertising and public relations
  • Innovation and new product development
Career Prospects

As a marketing and sales major, you’ll have the skills necessary to work in sales and promotion, brand and product management, market research, retail, purchasing, banking, insurance, real estate, and hospitality.

BSBA in Marketing & Sales

BSBA in
Marketing & Sales

  • Business Core Curriculum

    13 courses | 39 credits

  • Courses in the Major

    8 courses | 24 credits

  • General Education

    14 courses | 40 credits

  • Free Electives

    6 courses | 18 credits

Business Core Curriculum

Business Core Required

9 courses | 27 credits

  • Introduction to Accounting and Costing
  • Advanced Microeconomic Theory
  • Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
  • Principles of Management
  • Principles of Marketing
  • Principles of Business Finance
  • Business Analytics for Decision Making
  • Human Resource Management
  • Business Capstone
Business Core Electives (select 4)

4 courses | 12 credits

  • Business Law
  • Organizational Behavior
  • Management Information Systems
  • Operations Management & Performance
  • New Technology Ventures
  • Project Management for Business
  • Supply Chain Management
  • ESG in Business
  • Internship

Marketing & Sales Major

Marketing & Sales Major Required

5 courses | 15 credits

  • Sales Management
  • Marketing Management
  • Market Psychology & Consumer Behavior
  • Market Research for Consumer Insights
  • Strategic Marketing Applications
Marketing & Sales Electives (select 3)

3 courses | 9 credits

  • Marketing & Sales Electives
  • Services Marketing
  • B-2-B Marketing
  • Advertising and Public Relations
  • Innovation and New Product Development
  • Foundations of European Business

BSBA in Finance

Finance

Acquire the skills and knowledge of financial planning, investing, and financing to thrive in today’s business world.

Whether you want to start your career path in corporate finance or personal finance, our major in finance prepares students to understand the financial environment for making decisions. This is true for small family-owned businesses and multi-national companies. 

What You’ll Learn

As a student in the program, you will learn how to identify and analyze financial statements and understand the landscape of money within an organization. You’ll understand the complexities of financial management, investments, or financial services.

Key knowledge areas and skills include:

  • Financial markets and institutions
  • Financial statements, analysis, and reporting
  • Mergers, acquisitions, and restructuring companies
  • Technologies for financial managers
  • Entrepreneurial finance
  • Investments and portfolio managements
Career Prospects

As a Finance major, you’ll acquire the tools, skills, and knowledge required for professionals in finance. You’ll have the skills necessary for a career to work in a financial institution such as a bank, investment firm, or financial consultancy. The learning outcomes of this degree also prepare you for roles in the financial departments of industries such as retail, hospitality, manufacturing, and shipping.

BSBA in Finance

BSBA in Finance

  • Business Core Curriculum

    13 courses | 39 credits

  • Courses in the Major

    8 courses | 24 credits

  • General Education

    14 courses | 40 credits

  • Free Electives

    6 courses | 18 credits

Business Core Curriculum

Business Core Required

9 courses | 27 credits

  • Introduction to Accounting and Costing
  • Advanced Microeconomic Theory
  • Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
  • Principles of Management
  • Principles of Marketing
  • Principles of Business Finance
  • Business Analytics for Decision Making
  • Human Resource Management
  • Business Capstone
Business Core Electives (select 4)

4 courses | 12 credits

  • Business Law
  • Organizational Behavior
  • Management Information Systems
  • Operations Management & Performance
  • New Technology Ventures
  • Project Management for Business
  • Supply Chain Management
  • ESG in Business
  • Foundations of European Business
  • Internship

Finance Major

Finance Major Required

5 courses | 15 credits

  • Advanced Accounting and Financial Statements Analysis
  • Introduction to Derivatives and Risk Management
  • Mergers Acquisitions and Restructuring
  • Financial Markets & Institutions
  • Advanced Corporate Finance
Finance Electives (select 3)

3 courses | 9 credits

  • Emerging Technotogies for Financial Managers
  • Entrepreneurial Finance
  • Foundations of European Business
  • Real Estate Finance and Investments
  • Investment & Portfolio Management
  • Statistics for Finance

BSBA in Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneuship

Channel your creativity to create the life you want to lead

Whether you want to start your own business, manage a family business, or grow in an existing organization you’ll need to develop a comprehensive view of how organizations are formed and change. Our major in Entrepreneurship will equip you to successfully navigate the complex landscape of planning, starting, and managing a successful business—or help an existing one innovate and grow.

What You’ll Learn

As a student in the program, you will learn how to engage in the process of value creation, regardless of the organization. You’ll also learn how to think outside the box, develop unique and viable business models, and make informed decisions in fast-paced and constantly evolving environments.

Key knowledge areas and skills include:

  • entrepreneurial marketing
  • fundraising, venture capital, and financial management
  • small business management
  • creative problem-solving and strategic thinking
  • data analysis and AI for innovation and decision-making
  • teambuilding and leadership
Career Prospects

As an Entrepreneurship major, you’ll acquire the tools, skills, and knowledge to start your own business or manage an existing one. But an entrepreneurial mindset and the skills that go with it are valuable assets wherever you’re working in the business. Many companies are looking for individuals who can innovate within their roles and develop ideas for new initiatives. The degree prepares students for operational roles in industries such as hospitality, retail, manufacturing, shipping, financial institutions, and technology.

BSBA in Entrepreneurship

BSBA in
Entrepreneurship

  • Business Core Curriculum

    13 courses | 39 credits

  • Courses in the Major

    8 courses | 24 credits

  • General Education

    14 courses | 40 credits

  • Free Electives

    6 courses | 18 credits

Business Core Curriculum

Business Core Required

9 courses | 27 credits

  • Introduction to Accounting and Costing
  • Advanced Microeconomic Theory
  • Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
  • Principles of Management
  • Principles of Marketing
  • Principles of Business Finance
  • Business Analytics for Decision Making
  • Human Resource Management
  • Business Capstone
Business Core Electives (select 4)

4 courses | 12 credits

  • Business Law
  • Organizational Behavior
  • Management Information Systems
  • Operations Management & Performance
  • New Technology Ventures
  • Project Management for Business
  • Supply Chain Management
  • ESG in Business
  • Foundations of European Business
  • Internship

Entrepreneurship Major

Entrepreneurship Major Required

6 courses | 18 credits

  • Small Business Management
  • Entrepreneurship and New Ventures
  • New Technology Ventures
  • Entrepreneurial Finance
  • Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation
  • Foundations of Entrepreneurial Management
Entrepreneurship Electives (select 2)

2 courses | 6 credits

  • Innovation and New Product Development
  • Venture Growth Strategies
  • Foundations of European Business

BSBA in General Business

Business Administration

A generalist's business program that builds critical thinking and collaborative skills that are transferrable to a variety of career paths.

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration prepares students for leadership and management roles in all types of businesses and industries. Students of this degree are exposed to diverse business functions and practices that equip them with the skills necessary to begin their careers in a broad range of settings. 

What You’ll Learn

As a student in the program, you will acquire a strong foundation of core business knowledge and skills, as well as foundational knowledge in all major business fields, such as finance, marketing and sales, and entrepreneurship. You’ll learn how to identify and analyze business opportunities and develop effective business plans, while gaining insight into issues affecting business in the 21st century.

Key knowledge areas and skills include:

  • Business law
  • Supply chain management
  • New technology ventures
  • Environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG)
  • Corporate Finance
  • Marketing management
Career Prospects

As a business administration student, you’ll acquire the tools, skills, and knowledge to begin your career in multiple disciplines such as human resources, operations, sales, marketing, business analysis, and finance.

BSBA in General Business

BSBA in
General Business

  • Business Core Curriculum

    13 courses | 39 credits

  • Courses in the Major

    8 courses | 24 credits

  • General Education

    14 courses | 40 credits

  • Free Electives

    6 courses | 18 credits

Business Core Curriculum

Business Core Required

9 courses | 27 credits

  • Introduction to Accounting and Costing
  • Advanced Microeconomic Theory
  • Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
  • Principles of Management
  • Principles of Marketing
  • Principles of Business Finance
  • Business Analytics for Decision Making
  • Human Resource Management
  • Business Capstone
Business Core Electives (select 4)

4 courses | 12 credits

  • Organizational Behavior
  • Management Information Systems
  • Operations Management & Performance
  • Project Management for Business
  • Internship

General Business Major

General Business Major Required

7 courses | 21 credits

  • Marketing Management
  • Business Law
  • Supply Chain Management
  • ESG in Business
  • New Technology Ventures
  • Advanced Corporate Finance
  • Foundations of European Business
General Business Electives (select 1)

1 course | 3 credits

  • Advanced Accounting and Financial Statements Analysis
  • Small Business Management
  • Project Management for Business
  • Sales Management
  • Market Psychology & Consumer Behavior
  • Market Research for Consumer Insights
  • Entrepreneurship and Now Ventures
  • Management Information Systems
  • Organization Behavior
  • Operations Management & Performance

 

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