The three-year Business Administration Program provides students with the training and skills that enable them to apply for and obtain jobs leading to management technician positions in the private or public sectors. The Program offers training in the principal areas that are part of every manager's activities, such as planning, organizing, leading and controlling the resources that business uses to carry out its operations and earn a profit. The course of studies prepares future managers to effectively administer the functional areas of a business, including finance, marketing, human resource management, industrial relations and operations management.
All students follow the same program during the first two years.
The Program's objectives fall into two groups. In one group, the training seeks to help the student develop the basic business skills . These should be developed and improved throughout the student's academic activities, in preparation for learning the methods necessary for the application of management techniques. Adult education students require Secondary IV History in addition to the other courses mentioned. Although not required, it is strongly recommended that Applicants have Math 536, or Math 004 or Math 5053-5055, as these are prerequisites for the second semester Calculus course.