Would you like to receive an education that will prepare you for a position in business administration and that will open the doors of a career with unlimited career opportunities? The Université de Saint-Boniface offers you a well-structured bachelor's degree program, designed to give you the skills and knowledge to achieve these goals. She specializes in training managers for various types of organizations, be they small, medium or large companies, government or international organizations. It also places great importance on international and intercultural trade, ensuring that all its graduates will be able to compete in the international market.
You will take courses that cover all the key topics in the field of business administration such as management, marketing, human resources management, communications, accounting, finance and operations research. It also allows you to expand these fields of study by taking additional courses in economics and political science, among others. You are also encouraged to learn a third or even a fourth language, an asset that will increase your chances of succeeding internationally. In addition to being fully trained, you will enrich your critical thinking and learn to communicate effectively, make business decisions and exercise good judgment.
You will be able to put your knowledge and skills into practice through an internship in the workplace.
- Application deadline: May 1st
- Starting date of the courses: September 3rd
- Tuition: between $ 6,800 and $ 10,600
duration
Four years
Five concentration choices
- Human Resources Management and Industrial Relations
- Organizational management
- International Management
- marketing
- general practitioner
These concentrations allow you to play a management or supervisory role in the management of the human, material or financial resources of a company. Each of them highlights the importance of the human environment and the intercultural and international aspects of management. You can also choose one of the other concentrations offered by the University of Manitoba Asper School of Business.