Program Structure

General education electives (12 credits)

Humanities (six credits): English, Chinese, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Philosophy, Speech, Theatre, Music, Film, Communications, History, Visual and Performing Arts

Social sciences (six credits): Anthropology, Archaeology, Canadian Studies, Economics, Geography, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology.                                                                                                                Note: Psychology and Sociology electives exclude statistics/data analysis courses.

Core knowledge (72 credits)

Specialization (24 to 30 credits)

BBA students must complete one of the following majors in business or economics or a General BBA. All programs are 24 credits (eight courses) in length except for the accounting major, which is 30 credits (10 courses).

• Accounting
• Economics
• Finance
• Human Resource
• International Business
• Marketing
• Entrepreneurship
• Supply Chain Management
• General BBA

General electives (6 to 12 credits)

BBA students must take 12 credits (four courses) of general electives to complete their degree, with at least nine credits (three courses) at the upper level. Accounting majors only need to take six credits (two courses) with at least three credits (one course) at the upper level.

The general elective courses can be from any academic discipline, which can include additional courses in business or economics. The BBA offers other interesting paths:

• Business/Economics minors (12 credits): Accounting, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resource Management, International Business, Marketing, Supply Chain Management, Environmental Economics and Sustainable Development, Financial Markets and Institutions, Leadership, Project Management
• Co-operative education option (up to 9 credits) Note: Can only be applied to program if you're not completing a minor.
• Honours option (12 credits)
• Service learning, directed studies, selected topics, international business field courses (three credits each)

Typical Schedule (Not Mandatory)