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Last updated on 2026-03-06

Program overview

Program overview

The Attestation of College Studies in International Business Management is designed to explore key business concepts within a global context. This program emphasizes practical application through projects and a practicum, allowing students to gain hands-on experience. Available in both English and French, it aims to equip students with essential skills for a successful career in international trade. Participants will engage in discussions on global issues, enhance their research skills, and prepare for real-world challenges in the business landscape.

Program structure

The program is structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience over a length of 80 weeks for the evening schedule. Key components of the program structure include:

  • 52 weeks of academic study followed by a 20-week practicum placement.
  • Scheduled breaks of 8 weeks during the academic year.
  • Small interactive classes that foster a participatory learning environment.
  • Practical, hands-on learning through individual and group projects.

This program also offers a 20-week practicum at the end, which is designed to strengthen students' résumés and enhance their career success potential. The practicum allows students to apply theories learned in class to real-world settings relevant to their field of study.

Featured Experiences

  • 20-week practicum that provides real-world experience in international business.
  • Opportunities for hands-on learning through practical projects.
  • Small class sizes that encourage interaction and participation.
  • Free French language support to help meet graduation requirements.
  • Documentation support and job preparation assistance during the practicum.

Career Options

  • Marketing Specialist: Develops marketing strategies and campaigns to promote products or services.
  • International Trade Coordinator: Manages logistics and documentation for importing and exporting goods.
  • E-commerce Manager: Oversees online business operations, including website management and digital marketing.
  • Market Research Analyst: Analyzes market trends and consumer behavior to inform business decisions.
  • Logistics Manager: Coordinates the transportation and storage of goods, ensuring efficient supply chain operations.

 

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