The undergraduate programme in the department leads to an award of a B.Sc. Degree in Business Administration.

The programme structure requires a student to complete and graduate in a minimum period of three to four years.

The Department of Business Administration is one of the very first departments in Cliford University. It is one of the four degree programmes approved for the Faculty of Management and social Sciences (FACMASS) on 22nd November 2016 when the institution was granted the Charter to run as a private University. This is alongside the faculties of Humanities and Sciences. The academic staff of the department is made up of quite some intelligent, self-motivated and diligent young people with Mr. Ufomba Okechukwu as the pioneer head of department. The undergraduate programmes of the department are run in line with both the NUC Benchmark Minimum Academic Standards (BMAS) in Administration and the Adventist Accreditation Association (AAA) and International Board of Education (IBE) standards.

The department is administered through the committee system with the most important committee being the Department Board of Studies. This committee comprises the entire academic staff of the department with the head of department as Chair. The Board is responsible for all major decisions of the department and faculty Board of studies. On admission, every student is assigned an Academic Adviser who counsels him/her from admission to graduation. The academic advisers are counselors, to the students academically, socially, and morally so that our graduates may be found worthy in both character and learning.

VISION

To develop into a world class centre of excellence for teaching, learning and research-based education in Business Administration and Management for the purpose of enhancing the growth and development of the Nigerian economy in particular and the world at large.

MISSION

To prepare graduates who are adequately and holistically empowered and equipped to serve God and Humanity.

In order to meet her mission and vision, the Department has outlined various objectives in line with the University objectives which include:
i. Be a centre of academic excellence committed to the achievement of accelerated development;
ii. Promote the fear of God through education and information dissemination;
iii. Promote international cooperation through linkages in pursuit of research, staff and students exchange programmes;
iv. Encourage the advancement of learning and hold out to all persons without considering race, creed, sex or political conviction in the opportunity of acquiring a higher and liberal education;
v. Provide courses of instruction and other facilities for the pursuit of learning in its branches and to make those facilities available in proper terms to such persons as are required to benefit from them;
vi. Encourage and promote scholarship and conduct research in all fields of learning and human endeavours;
vii. Relate her activities to the social, cultural and economic needs of the people of Nigeria and the world;
viii. Establish a centre for entrepreneurial studies to stimulate job creation and innovation abilities in students from the onset of their studies in such a way that graduates are resourceful, self-reliant and job creators.