Business (BBS)

Program overview

Seneca's Business program (BBS) is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of management and entrepreneurship. This two-year diploma program equips learners with essential digital tools and skills necessary for success in today's competitive economy. Through engaging, hands-on classroom activities and close interactions with experienced faculty, students will learn to make informed business decisions, plan effectively, work in teams, and utilize relevant business computer applications. Graduates will have opportunities to further their education in advanced diploma programs or pursue a pathway to a Bachelor of Commerce degree.

Program structure

The Business (BBS) program is structured to be completed over 4 semesters, which spans a total of 2 years. The program is available in various formats to accommodate different learning preferences:

• Online delivery
• Hybrid delivery (combination of online and in-person classes at Newnham Campus)

Students can choose to start the program in January, May, or September, with options available for both Canadian and international applicants. Additionally, there is a part-time option for those who may need more flexibility in their studies. Upon completion, students have the opportunity to enroll in advanced diploma programs or pursue a pathway to a Bachelor of Commerce degree, enhancing their educational credentials and career prospects.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on classroom activities that promote practical learning.
• Close interactions with experienced faculty members.
• Opportunities for teamwork and collaboration on projects.
• Access to a wide range of digital tools and business applications.
• Pathways to advanced diplomas and degree programs.
• Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) eligibility for international students.

Career Options

Graduates of the Business (BBS) program can pursue a variety of entry-level positions across different industries in Canada. Here are some potential career options:

• Sales Representative: Responsible for selling products or services, building relationships with clients, and meeting sales targets.
• Customer Service Associate: Engages with customers to address inquiries, resolve issues, and provide support, ensuring a positive customer experience.
• Marketing Assistant: Supports marketing campaigns, conducts market research, and assists in the development of promotional materials.
• Administrative Coordinator: Manages office tasks, schedules meetings, and supports various administrative functions within an organization.
• Business Analyst: Analyzes business processes, identifies areas for improvement, and provides recommendations to enhance efficiency and effectiveness.

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