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Graduates with a diploma in business administration (CHE) are prepared to take on challenging specialized and managerial roles in lower- to mid-level management positions within companies or in public administration. They possess the business acumen needed to implement management’s goals at the departmental or team level. This includes steering and adjusting business performance, performing leadership tasks in human resources, developing marketing projects, and adapting organizational structures.
The program places a strong emphasis on leadership so that graduates can develop into responsible leaders.
Continuous professional development is essential for remaining competitive in the job market. The continuing education, further training program to become a Business Administrator (CHE) is a generalist program. Upon completing the program, you’ll have a wide range of options across various industries and companies and won’t be “stuck” in a narrow professional niche. For many, the continuing education program to become a Business Administrator (CHE) serves as a gateway to a new job. Many interesting continuing education programs are also available to graduates. Those who wish to specialize in a particular field can choose from various post-diploma programs at Colleges of Higher Education, such as in leadership and management, human resource management, industrial management, corporate and employee leadership, or controlling. If, on the other hand, you’d rather pursue higher qualifications in a more generalist field, the Advanced Federal Diploma of Higher Education in Business Administration qualifies you for a bachelor’s degree program in Business Economics or Business Administration at a University of Applied Sciences. Some schools even offer accelerated programs for CHE graduates.
In addition to the technical knowledge you’ll gain over the course of three years, you’ll also benefit greatly on a personal level. You’ll connect with people from other companies and in different roles, allowing you to build your own professional network. The so-called “soft skills”—personal and social competencies such as initiative, communication skills, and presentation techniques—are also developed and fostered through participation in the CHE program for Business Administrators.
