COURSE CURRICULUM

The Business Administration Certificate program requires a total of 30 credits, designed to provide a solid foundation in business principles and skills. Students begin by selecting one communication course worth 3 credits from options including Workplace Communications for Selected Programs (CMNS 1111), Business Communication (CMNS 1115), or a university-transferable English course (ENGL UT). The core of the program consists of 24 credits, or eight courses, chosen from a range of Commerce and Business Administration electives such as accounting (ACCT), business (BUSN), commerce (COBA), computing and information systems (CSIS), economics (ECON), finance (FINC), marketing (MARK), computer programming (CMPT 1110), or social sciences (SOSC 2140). This wide selection enables students to customize their learning to align with their career goals and areas of interest. Additionally, students must select one college-level or higher elective course worth 3 credits to complete the certificate requirements. The program is structured to offer flexibility for working professionals and mature students seeking to enhance their business knowledge and skills for career advancement. By completing this certificate, students gain practical expertise that can improve job performance, open doors to new opportunities, or serve as a stepping stone toward further studies in business or related fields. Overall, this 30-credit program balances foundational business education with elective options to meet diverse student needs and professional ambitions.