COURSE CURRICULUM

In the third and fourth years of the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program at the University of the Fraser Valley, students have the opportunity to specialize by selecting from five available majors or five minors, each designed to develop a focused skill set aligned with specific career paths. The five majors include Accounting, Finance, Human Resource Management, International Business, and Marketing. These programs offer tailored coursework that deepens expertise in these critical areas of business, preparing students for specialized roles in the workforce. In addition to majors, students can choose from five minors: Financial Management, International Business, Operations Management/Management Information Systems, Organizational Studies, and Professional Sales. These minors provide a complementary focus that enhances a student’s primary area of study or broadens their overall business knowledge. For those seeking a broader approach, the program also offers the option to pursue a general business degree without specialization.Regardless of the path chosen, the BBA program ensures students build a strong foundation in key business and economics principles. This core knowledge is enhanced through elective courses across a variety of disciplines, including English, social science, science, and the humanities, fostering well-rounded graduates with critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills. This interdisciplinary approach equips students not only with technical business expertise but also with a broader understanding of societal and cultural contexts—an important asset in today’s global marketplace. The program’s flexibility allows students to tailor their education to their career goals while benefiting from a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare them for success in diverse business environments. Whether specializing or pursuing a general degree, UFV’s BBA program provides the tools and knowledge necessary to thrive in a rapidly evolving and competitive business world.