Many of the full-time faculty work as business consultants, and are able to weave this experience into the classroom setting. The Business School adjunct faculty are employed in a wide variety of business settings. The Business Administration Program maintains particularly close relationships with industry experts through its Advisory Committee and guest lecture activities. In the senior courses, students can expect frequent guest lecturers, as well as direct advice from industry representatives regarding employment opportunities. Graduates can expect to receive competitive entry-level salaries in management, advertising, marketing, accounting and finance, human resource management, production, distribution, inventory control and sales.
Some graduates use entrepreneurial skills to start their own businesses.
Recent graduates have accepted positions that include Office Manager, Administrative Assistant, Store Manager, Customer Service Associate, Accounts Receivable Representative, Planning Expediter, Sales Associate, Purchasing Agent and Fund Accountant. Recent employers of graduates from this program include Bell Mobility, Altamira Investment Services, Canada Trust, Carlton Cards, De Havilland Inc., IBM Canada, Lep International, Lewiscraft, On Court Sports Ltd., and Shopper's Drug Mart. As well, specific courses are recognized by business organizations for professional certification. Grade requirements are used in the selection process. Mature students will also be considered for acceptance.