COURSE CURRICULUM

The Generalist (Business) program offers a diverse range of courses that provide students with a broad understanding of key business concepts and practices. For example, GMGT 3300: Commercial Law introduces students to the legal environment affecting business operations, focusing on contracts, liabilities, and regulations essential for commercial activities. POLS 3250: International Political Economy explores the relationship between politics and economics on a global scale, helping students understand how political decisions influence markets and trade. NATV 3120: Exploring Indigenous Economic Perspectives offers valuable insights into Indigenous approaches to economics, broadening students' understanding of diverse economic systems. MKT 3246: Sustainability Marketing focuses on strategies that promote environmentally and socially responsible business practices, an increasingly important area in today’s market. SCM 2160: Supply Chain and Operations Management teaches the principles of efficiently managing production and delivery of goods and services, which is crucial for any business. Lastly, FIN 3460: Financial Markets and Institutions covers the functioning of financial systems and the role of institutions in facilitating investment and economic growth. Together, these courses provide a comprehensive education, equipping students with knowledge and skills relevant to a wide variety of business sectors and career paths.