Business Management & Entrepreneurship

Program overview

This program prepares students using the latest practices to understand the essentials of business management, problem-solving, leadership, and to explore the current global business environment to become successful entrepreneurs or business managers. You will learn the Canadian business laws that currently regulate our corporate world and will explore all the factors that participate in the foundation of a new small business.

Program structure

The Business Management & Entrepreneurship program is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in the business world. The program has a flexible duration, allowing students to complete their studies at a pace that suits them. Key features of the program structure include:

• Hands-on learning through assignments and presentations
• Development of written and oral communication skills
• Engagement in critical thinking and case studies
• Opportunities for field trips and practical projects
• Creation of a personal business project to pitch to potential investors

Students will gain practical knowledge of realistic business issues affecting an organization’s management, employees, and overall viability.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op opportunities to gain real-world experience in business settings
• Field trips to observe business operations in action
• Interactive projects that simulate real business challenges
• Collaboration with peers on business-related assignments
• Access to industry professionals for networking and mentorship

Career Options

Graduates of the Business Management & Entrepreneurship program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Branch Manager: Oversee the operations of a branch, ensuring efficiency and customer satisfaction.
• Store Manager: Manage daily store operations, including staff management and inventory control.
• Business Unit Manager: Lead a specific business unit, focusing on strategic planning and performance improvement.
• Store Administrator: Handle administrative tasks within a retail environment, supporting management and staff.
• Business Developer: Identify new business opportunities and develop strategies to expand market reach.
• Account Manager: Maintain client relationships and ensure their needs are met through effective service delivery.
• Owner of Your Own Business: Utilize entrepreneurial skills to start and manage a personal business venture.

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