Tirana Business University College (TBU) has two sections: Faculty of Business Administration and Faculty of Law.

TBU offers full-time module-based study programmes that provide ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) credits. It also offers undergraduate-level credit-bearing courses.

The Faculty of Business Administration offers a 180-credit bachelor’s programme; in the third year, students can choose to specialise in management, finance and accounting or marketing. It also offers two professional master’s programmes in Business Administration (with 60 and 120 credits): students can choose from the following profiles: management, finance and accounting, and business law.

The Faculty of Law offers a bachelor’s in Business law (180 credits), a professional master’s in law (60 credits) and the Integrated Program of the Second Cycle of “Justice” (300 credits)

Bachelor's

• Bachelor – Business Administration
• Bachelor – Business Law

Master's

• Master of Science – Business Administration
• Master of Science – Integrated Program of the Second Cycle of “Justice”

Professional Master’s

• Professional Master – Business Administration Science
• Professional Master – Business Law

• Albanian

• Theory and practice: TBU combines theoretical and practical study. Students gain hands-on professional knowledge from the very beginning
  of their programme, thereby strengthening their skills and improving their post-graduation job prospects.
• Solid, long-term partnerships and cooperation: Thanks to its partnerships with over 120 companies, banks and professional offices that are actively recruiting, the university is able to provide its students with practical training and increase their chances of employment.
• Reputable team of teachers: Teachers at TBU are academic researchers and PhD holders, professors, lecturers, and active job market professionals  holding important positions in companies, banks, professional offices and public agencies.
• Personalised supervision: Applicants to TBU are subject to strict selection criteria. The university aims to ensure high academic standards
  and to keep class sizes small.
• Pleasant study environment: TBU has all the equipment needed to ensure student well-being and productivity: a cafeteria, a library, a
  technology lab, and more. A large range of workshops, clubs and activities ensure that students flourish (sports, debating club, on-campus events, and more)

• 500 students - 80 teachers
• 500 internships offered per year
• 35 events par year
• 120 partnerships (banks and financial institutions, companies, businesses, NGOs, legal organisations, ministries and state institutions)
• 11 years active
• Building of 1600 m²

• ERASMUS + : possibility of educational exchanges within Staffordshire University in the UK

• The Centre for Economic and Legal Research Studies (CELRS) is part of the Faculty of Law. The CELRS organises and leads TBU's research activity.

• TBU debating club: In collaboration with the AADF, this club aims to improve students’ critical thinking skills and their ability to carry out research, to prepare and to present arguments relating to local and international political and economic issues.
• Careers club: an information, education, advisory, promotional and networking platform bringing together students and businesses
• Entrepreneurship club: This club aims to inform and inspire students so as to help them develop ideas for projects, launch commercial initiatives and manage a business while weighing up risks.
• Legal club: This club aims to develop the skills of young lawyers by involving them in discussions, analysis and legal case studies.
• Sports club: This club proposes, plans and organises various sporting activities (football, volleyball, hiking, and more).
• Charity club: This club encourages students to be undertake voluntary work and promotes cooperation between individuals. Ce club encourage les étudiants à s’engager dans des activités bénévoles et promeut la coopération entre individus.