Last updated on 2025-12-23
Program overview
The Bachelor of Business Administration - Finance program at the Dhillon School of Business focuses on financial decision-making in various areas such as investment, portfolio management, and corporate finance. Students will gain insights into managing risk and financial innovations within a dynamic business environment. The curriculum covers essential topics including corporate and personal finance, investments, global finance, and financial technology (fintech). This program prepares students for diverse career opportunities in banking, investments, and risk management, while also providing hands-on experience through the Student Managed Investment Fund.
Program structure
The Bachelor of Business Administration - Finance program is designed to be completed in a four-year timeframe, consisting of a total of 40 courses. Students have the flexibility to choose from various educational pathways, including:
- A 10-course certificate in Management with a finance focus.
- A 20-course finance diploma, which can be laddered into the degree program.
- A combined degree option, allowing students to pursue two degrees simultaneously over approximately five to six years.
Additionally, students can enhance their education by selecting a minor in areas such as supply chain management, fintech, or international management. The program also offers options for co-operative education, providing students with valuable work experience while studying.
Featured Experiences
- Co-operative Education (Co-op) opportunities for paid work experience.
- Hands-on training through the Student Managed Investment Fund.
- Access to the Centre for Financial Market Research and Teaching, also known as the "trading room."
- Participation in international exchanges and case competitions.
- Involvement in student clubs and professional development programs.
- Integrated Management Experience (IME) for practical application of classroom theories.
Career Options
- Banking Advisor: Assists clients with their banking needs, providing financial advice and solutions.
- Finance Manager: Oversees financial operations, budgeting, and financial reporting within an organization.
- Business Analyst: Analyzes business processes and data to improve efficiency and profitability.
- Operations Manager: Manages daily operations, ensuring that business processes run smoothly and efficiently.
- Project Manager: Plans, executes, and oversees projects, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget.
- Chief Financial Officer (CFO): Responsible for managing the financial actions of a company, including tracking cash flow and financial planning.
- Commodities Trader: Buys and sells commodities, analyzing market trends to maximize profits.
- Financial Analyst or Advisor: Provides investment advice and financial planning services to clients.
- Risk Manager: Identifies and mitigates financial risks within an organization.
- Investment Banker: Assists clients in raising capital by underwriting and issuing securities.
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