COURSE CURRICULUM

Algoma University’s Certificate in Business requires the completion of a focused set of courses designed to build a strong foundation in key areas of business. The program includes core courses such as ADMN 1016 (Introduction to Canadian Business), ADMN 1126 and ADMN 1127 (Introductory Financial Accounting I and II), ADMN 1206 (Management Skills and Secondary Research Methods), ADMN 1207 (Quantitative Management Decision-Making), and ADMN 1306 (Commercial Law), providing students with essential skills in management, accounting, decision-making, and legal aspects of business. Additionally, students complete ECON 1006 (Introduction to Microeconomics) and ECON 1007 (Introduction to Macroeconomics), ensuring they understand the economic principles that influence business operations. To round out the certificate, students are required to complete 6 credits in upper-year ADMN courses, with recommended options including ADMN 2017, ADMN 3136, or ADMN 3137, allowing for deeper exploration into areas such as marketing, organizational behavior, or business strategy. This certificate offers both immediate practical value for entering the workforce and the flexibility to transition into Algoma’s Bachelor of Business Administration program, making it an excellent choice for students seeking foundational business knowledge or professionals looking to enhance their skill set.