COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Business Administration requires 120 credits (39 courses) for completion, including at least 72 senior-level credits, with most courses worth three credits except for the six-credit integrative experience. The program is structured into business core courses (45 credits), complementary core courses (18 credits), complementary electives (12 credits), major courses (45 credits), and an optional minor (12 credits). Students begin with a common first semester before declaring a major in their second semester through a competitive process. The junior business core covers foundational courses such as Introductory Financial Accounting I (ACCT 1010), Business Productivity Tools, Business Mathematics, Micro and Macroeconomics, Marketing Essentials, and Introduction to Business. Senior business core courses include Business Law, Organizational Behaviour, International Business, and Strategic Management. Complementary cores emphasize communication, critical thinking, ethics, and quantitative methods. The Accounting major features essential courses like Introductory Management Accounting, Financial Accounting II, Auditing, Taxation, Intermediate Accounting, Accounting Theory, and Finance Management. Students must also complete a business practicum or capstone project. Electives span sciences, humanities, social sciences, and advanced accounting topics, allowing students to tailor their education. This comprehensive program prepares students for diverse careers by blending technical accounting skills with critical thinking, ethical decision-making, and practical business knowledge.