Business Administration Bachelor's Degree - Accounting Major (Co-op Designation)

Program Overview

If you're looking to pursue a professional accounting designation or want to take specific accounting courses, the Business Administration Bachelor's Degree with an Accounting Major at Camosun is the perfect choice! This program is designed for detail-oriented individuals who have a knack for numbers and a passion for managing finances. It opens the door to one of the fastest-growing occupations today, providing a solid foundation for a rewarding career in accounting, finance, and investment.

Program Structure

The Business Administration Bachelor's Degree - Accounting Major is structured to be completed in four years if pursued full-time. The program offers flexibility with options for both full-time and part-time study. Here are some key features of the program:

• Program Length: 4 years
• Work Experience: Co-op / internship opportunities available
• Study Options: Full-time and part-time
• International Students: Open to international applicants

Students can progress through the program by earning a certificate, diploma, or degree, allowing for a flexible educational pathway. The program consists of 40 courses, with the option to exit with a Business Administration certificate or diploma at various stages.

Featured Experiences

• Co-operative Education: Engage in co-op opportunities that allow you to alternate between full-time studies and paid work, applying classroom skills in real-world settings.
• Study Abroad Opportunities: Explore global perspectives through various study abroad programs and field school opportunities.
• Networking Events: Participate in accounting networking and information sessions to connect with industry professionals.
• CPA Prerequisites: The program includes all necessary courses to enter the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) Program.

Career Options

Graduates of the Business Administration Bachelor's Degree - Accounting Major can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Financial Analyst: Analyze financial data to help businesses make informed investment decisions.
• Accountant: Prepare and examine financial records, ensuring accuracy and compliance with regulations.
• Tax Consultant: Provide advice on tax planning and compliance to individuals and businesses.
• Auditor: Review financial statements and records to ensure accuracy and adherence to laws and regulations.
• Financial Manager: Oversee financial operations and strategies within an organization, managing budgets and forecasts.

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