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Program Structure
- Year One: Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (GDBA)
- Year Two: MScEEM degree
The purpose of the Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (GDBA) is to ensure all students, regardless of their educational backgrounds, have the business knowledge and skills to successfully apply the economic sustainable management principles learned. Students must complete the six courses in the GDBA to be admitted to the master’s degree Year 2 but may receive a course waiver for some or all of the GDBA courses based on their previous academic record.
Applicants with a four-year business degree from an acceptable institution may be eligible to proceed directly to MScEEM accelerated program as described below.
Students may receive course waivers for specific GDBA courses if the degree committee determines they have recent equivalent undergraduate or graduate course work in the area from an acceptable institution.
| Course | Description |
|---|---|
| BUSN 5010/5011-3 | Managerial Statistics |
| BUSN 5020/5021-3 | Financial Accounting |
| BUSN 5030/5031-3 | Management Accounting |
| BUSN 5040/5041-3 | Economics for Managers/Global Economics |
| BUSN 5050/5051-3 | Marketing Management |
| BUSN 5060/5061-3 | Human Resource Management |
Note: course numbers ending in "1" are online courses.
Students who successfully complete each GDBA course with an overall GPA of B (3.0) or better can apply to be awarded a Graduate Diploma in Business Administration.
| Course | Description |
|---|---|
| ECON 6010-3 | Principles of Environmental Economics and Natural Resource Economics |
| ECON 6020-3 | Applied Microeconomics for Sustainable Management |
| ECON 6030-3 | Foundations of Cost-Benefit Analysis |
| ECON 6040-3 | Valuation Methods for Cost-Benefit Analysis |
| ECON 6050-3 | Sustainable Community Economic Development |
| ECON 6060-3 | Applications of Environmental Economics and Natural Resource Economics |
| ECON 6070-3 | Sustainable Macroeconomic Development |
| ECON 6080-3 | Policy and Regulation for Sustainable Management |
| Additional required courses May require additional time for completion depending on the nature of the research topic |
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| BUSN 6950/6951-3 | Research Methods, Preparation, and Presentation |
| BUSN 6960-12 | Graduate thesis or |
| BUSN 6970-9 | Graduate project |
Note: course numbers ending in "1" are online courses.
