Bachelor Programs

Choose a degree around the work you want to learn

Start with your interests, then compare the skills, curriculum and entry requirements of each programme. APBS confirms accreditation for the revised programmes for 2026–2027. Ask admissions about the current intake and teaching arrangements.

Business and management

• Finance — evaluate investment, funding and financial risks.
• Accounting — prepare, check and explain financial information.
• Logistics and Production — organise purchasing, inventory, production and delivery.
• Marketing — understand customers, products, strategy and communication.
• Business Management — explore how organisations operate and grow.
• Human Resources Management — explore people and workplace development.
• Business Law and Taxation — explore contracts, corporate obligations, taxation and compliance.

Computing and data

• Software Engineering and Information Systems — design, build and test applications.
• Big Data and Data Analytics — prepare data, build models and explain results.
• Networks and Cybersecurity — operate, monitor and protect digital infrastructure.
• Business Intelligence — explore the existing BI pathway.

How will you learn?

The revised curricula combine academic foundations, applied modules and professional skills. The final semester differs by programme: Finance, Accounting and Logistics include a professional internship, report and defence; the three revised computing pathways include a 14-week final project; the Business Law and Taxation pathway includes taught specialist subjects.

Plan your next step

Bring your latest results and two or three career interests to an admissions discussion. Ask about eligibility, the language of instruction, study schedule and a written fee breakdown. Discuss your study options.

Already studying elsewhere? Request a course-by-course transfer review. Applying from outside Tunisia? Read the international applicant guide.