COURSE CURRICULUM

The Business Administration Diploma program is structured to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of key business principles through a combination of theoretical and practical learning. The program consists of ten core courses, each designed to develop specific knowledge and skills essential for a successful career in business. Students begin with MGMT101 Introduction to Management, gaining foundational insights into management practices and organizational operations over 80 hours. MARK101 Principles of Marketing introduces students to marketing strategies and consumer behaviour, while FINA101 Introduction to Finance covers the fundamentals of financial management. ECON101 Fundamentals of Economics provides a broad understanding of economic principles that influence business decision-making. MATH101 Basic Math for Business ensures students acquire quantitative skills necessary for financial and analytical tasks. Courses such as ORGB101 Organizational Behavior and COMM101 Business Communication develop students’ abilities in teamwork, leadership, and professional communication, essential for effective workplace performance. BUSN103 Canadian Business and the Law and BUSN102 E-commerce provide knowledge of the legal environment and digital business practices, while ACCT101 Principles of Accounting builds competency in financial record-keeping and analysis. The program totals 800 hours, integrating practical exercises and applied learning to ensure graduates are prepared with job-ready skills and a versatile foundation for various business careers or further study.