u/Mr_Mikelol

Hi, it's me again. I was thinking about applying for the double degree in Business Administration + Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order.

I understand that it is a double degree, and therefore it will be demanding. However, I run my own personal projects as well which probably will not be integrated with the university. They are really important to me, and I want to keep them going while I'm studying. I think this is the only reason why I am still not sure to apply for this degree, so if there are any students of it here, your opinions would be very appreciated!

Hi, I am interested in applying for the BITLASI program since I am very keen on humanities while wanting a useful background in business. However, I see the percentages (only a 25% is humanities) and the subjects, and I wonder if I will end my four years without a deep knowledge of humanities or business, given the bachelor's pretence of giving basic skills in both subjects (and tech). What have been your experiences? Did they make you read some in-depth authors, or were they just humanities extremely focused on business and leadership? Do you think it would be better to just study BBA and/or global governance and read philosophy and sociology on my own?