COURSE CURRICULUM

The business programs at Providence University College cover a wide range of subjects that prepare students for diverse roles in the global marketplace. Courses such as Entrepreneurship and Small and Family Business Management equip students with the tools needed to start and sustain their own ventures, while International Business and Global Problems & Change offer insights into the complexities of operating in an interconnected world. Management Information Systems introduces the strategic use of technology in business operations, and Corporate Finance focuses on financial decision-making within organizations. Students also explore Human Resource Management and Organizational Behaviour to understand how to lead and manage people effectively. Studies in Leadership and Ethics emphasize the development of moral and responsible leadership grounded in Christian values. Consumer Behaviour dives into the psychology behind purchasing decisions, while Commercial Law provides foundational knowledge of legal principles relevant to business operations. Each course is designed to build both technical expertise and ethical awareness, ensuring that graduates are not only skilled professionals but also thoughtful and principled leaders. This comprehensive curriculum reflects Providence’s commitment to blending academic rigor with practical application, preparing students to make meaningful contributions in a variety of professional settings.