All courses of the Faculty are designated by BUSI.
BUSI 1000 Introduction to Business in Society
is designed to provide students with an introduction to the Canadian business environment, business issues and functions, including entrepreneurship, accounting and financial management, human resource management, and marketing. These areas will be examined in profit and not-for-profit contexts. Students will explore the importance of business ethics, sustainability, and social responsibility in an increasingly global environment.
CR: Business 1010, the former BUSI 2001
UL: may be used in place of Business 1010 in programs offered in Business Administration at the Grenfell Campus
 
BUSI 2000 Business Communications
- inactive course.
 
BUSI 2011 Business Writing
introduces students to effective business writing and provides a foundation in individual writing skills. Through individual written assignments and with extensive instructor feedback, students will learn about the distinctive elements of business writing. Students will develop awareness of language and tone and will learn how to research, reference, organize, and convey information and ideas to produce professional-quality business documents.
CR: the former BUSI 2010
PR: BUSI 1000, 6 credit hours in English of which 3 credit hours may be replaced by any Memorial University of Newfoundland Critical Reading and Writing (CRW) course
 
BUSI 2012 Business Professionalism
introduces students to the essential skills which help business professionals be successful. Beyond strong technical and analytical skills, business graduates are expected to possess effective presentation, social and emotional skills with ethics, integrity and attention to inclusion and diversity. This knowledge and skill set will be developed through use of various readings, exercises, group work and individual presentations to foster professionalism, empathy, and effective interactions with all stakeholders.
PR: BUSI 1000, BUSI 2011
 
BUSI 2102 Introductory Accounting for Non-Business Students
provides introductory coverage of both financial and managerial accounting topics. Areas covered include financial statements, break-even analysis and budgeting.
CR: BUSI 2111 or the former BUSI 1101, BUSI 2112 or the former BUSI 2101
 
BUSI 2111 Introductory Financial Accounting
introduces the student to financial accounting principles, concepts, and issues. The course provides an introduction to generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP); measurement and valuation of financial statement items; and preparation and usefulness of financial statements.
CR: BUSI 2102, Business 2100
EQ: the former BUSI 1101
PR: Mathematics 1090 or 109B or a combination of placement test and high school Mathematics scores acceptable to the Faculty
 
BUSI 2112 Introductory Management Accounting
introduces management accounting by developing students’ ability to prepare, interpret, and communicate accounting information that supports management decisions. The course also considers the limitations inherent in this information. For example, a product cost system seldom perfectly satisfies the information requirements of both external (financial accounting) and internal (management accounting) users. Main topics covered in the course include costing systems, cost behaviour, cost-volume-profit analysis, relevant costing, business decisions, budgeting, and performance evaluation.
CR: BUSI 2102, Business 2110
EQ: the former BUSI 2101