BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BUAD)

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1 Cambrian College 1 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BUAD) Ontario College Advanced Diploma 6 semesters Barrydowne Arm yourself with the necessary skills in human resources, marketing, entrepreneurship, finance, and operations in order to play an important role in the operations of small- to large-sized businesses, as well as entrepreneurial ventures. In your third year, you can choose a specialization in one of two key areas: marketing or management, and will participate in a field placement in the final semester. Program Highlights: years 6 semesters Industry experienced professors provide real-world connections to learning. Flexible learning options (in-class and online learning) 7 to 8-week unpaid placement provides valuable real-world experience and connections to the business world Course options allow you to build specialized skills in marketing, human resources, and/or business planning Opportunities to earn a degree through articulation agreements with various universities Fieldwork/Placement All Business Administration students are required to complete an unpaid placement in the final semester of the program. The placement provides an opportunity for students to put their business skills to the test in an acutal workplace of their choice. This hands-on approach allows students to gain experience in their chosen field while building relationships and their resumes. Quick Links How to Apply ( Schools of Business and Information Technology, Music, Creative Arts and Design, and Hospitality ( SchoolHomepage.aspx?strschool=TECH) Admissions Admission Requirements For graduates of the new curriculum (OSS): Ontario Secondary School Diploma (0 credits) or equivalent or mature student status, including: Any grade 12 English (C), (U), or (M) Any grade 11 mathematics (C), (U), or (M) Recommended: computer competency in relevant software APPLY NOW! ( Winter 2016 Program Delivery Semester 1 - Winter 2016 Semester 2 - Spring 2016 Semester - Fall 2016 Semester - Winter 2017 Semester 5 - Fall 2017 Semester 6 - Winter 2018 Program of Study Semester 1 ACC 1100 Introduction To Accounting ACC 1215 Accounting Simulation BUS 1100 Business Mathematics BUS 110 Business Intelligence 2 ENG 100 College Communication 2 MKT 1100 Introduction To Marketing I Credits

2 2 Business Administration (BUAD) The following General Education course: PSY 1125 Positive Psychology Semester 2 Term Credits: 22 ACC 110 Financial Accounting BUS 101 Career Building Branding 1 BUS 1200 Mathematics of Finance ECN 1101 Microeconomics ENG 2205 Business Reports and Presentations ISP 026 Spreadsheet Management MKT 1200 Introduction to Marketing II Semester ACC 210 Managerial Accounting BUS 200 Organizational Behavior BUS 500 Operations Management ECN 1201 Macroeconomics MKT 680 Professional Selling Education courses: POL 1500 Canadian Political Studies SSC 1000 Media and Current Events Semester Term Credits: 20 BUS 201 Human Resources Management BUS 202 Quantitative Management Methods I BUS 220 Commercial Law BUS 585 Entrepreneurship BUS 105 Corporate Social Responsibility BUS 107 Project Management Education courses: MUS 1009 Rock Music, Culture Technology SCI 1001 Human Sexuality Semester 5 BUS 595 Business Research BUS 655 Business Plan Project 2 MKT 550 Marketing Management ACC 1116 Management Information Systems MKT 270 & MKT 1002 BUS 200 & FIN 1001 Semester 6 Retailing and Digital Media and Marketing Quantitative Management Methods II and Corporate Finance BUS 106 Work Placement 7 BUS 265 Global Business One of the following Elective Group of Courses: 8 6

3 Cambrian College MKT 280 & MKT 100 FIN 1005 & BUS 100 Consumer Behaviour and Marketing Simulation Financial Planning and Management Simulation Term Credits: 17 Total Credits: 122 Fall 2016 Program Delivery Semester 1 - Fall 2016 Semester 2 - Winter 2017 Semester - Fall 2017 Semester - Winter 2018 Semester 5 - Fall 2018 Semester 6 - Winter 2019 Program of Study Semester 1 ACC 1100 Introduction To Accounting BUS 1100 Business Mathematics ENG 100 College Communication 2 MKT 1100 Introduction To Marketing I BUS 10 Intro to Business Management HRP 1000 Intro to Human Resources BUS 105 Computerized Business Apps Semester 2 Credits Term Credits: 2 ACC 110 Financial Accounting BUS 1200 Mathematics of Finance ECN 1101 Microeconomics ENG 2205 Business Reports and Presentations ISP 026 Spreadsheet Management MKT 1200 Introduction to Marketing II The following General Education course: PSY 1125 Positive Psychology Semester Term Credits: 2 ACC 210 Managerial Accounting BUS 200 Organizational Behavior BUS 500 Operations Management ECN 1201 Macroeconomics MKT 680 Professional Selling POL 1500 Canadian Political Studies SSC 1000 Media and Current Events Semester Term Credits: 20 BUS 201 Human Resources Management BUS 202 Quantitative Management Methods I BUS 220 Commercial Law BUS 585 Entrepreneurship

4 Business Administration (BUAD) BUS 105 Corporate Social Responsibility BUS 107 Project Management MUS 1009 Rock Music, Culture Technology SCI 1001 Human Sexuality Semester 5 BUS 595 Business Research BUS 655 Business Plan Project 2 MKT 550 Marketing Management ACC 1116 Management Information Systems MKT 270 & MKT 1002 BUS 200 & FIN 1001 Semester 6 Retailing and Digital Media and Marketing Quantitative Management Methods II and Corporate Finance BUS 106 Work Placement 7 BUS 265 Global Business MKT 280 & MKT 100 FIN 1005 & BUS 100 Winter 2017 Program Delivery Semester 1 - Winter 2017 Semester 2 - Spring 2017 Semester - Fall 2017 Semester - Winter 2018 Semester 5 - Fall 2018 Semester 6 - Winter 2019 Program of Study Semester 1 Consumer Behaviour and Marketing Simulation Financial Planning and Management Simulation Term Credits: 17 Total Credits: 125 ACC 1100 Introduction To Accounting BUS 1100 Business Mathematics ENG 100 College Communication 2 MKT 1100 Introduction To Marketing I BUS 10 Intro to Business Management HRP 1000 Intro to Human Resources BUS 105 Computerized Business Apps Semester Credits Term Credits: 2 ACC 110 Financial Accounting BUS 1200 Mathematics of Finance

5 Cambrian College 5 ECN 1101 Microeconomics ENG 2205 Business Reports and Presentations ISP 026 Spreadsheet Management MKT 1200 Introduction to Marketing II The following General Education course: PSY 1125 Positive Psychology Semester Term Credits: 2 ACC 210 Managerial Accounting BUS 200 Organizational Behavior BUS 500 Operations Management ECN 1201 Macroeconomics MKT 680 Professional Selling POL 1500 Canadian Political Studies SSC 1000 Media and Current Events Semester Term Credits: 20 BUS 201 Human Resources Management BUS 202 Quantitative Management Methods I BUS 220 Commercial Law BUS 585 Entrepreneurship BUS 105 Corporate Social Responsibility BUS 107 Project Management MUS 1009 Rock Music, Culture Technology SCI 1001 Human Sexuality Semester 5 BUS 595 Business Research BUS 655 Business Plan Project 2 MKT 550 Marketing Management ACC 1116 Management Information Systems MKT 270 & MKT 1002 BUS 200 & FIN 1001 Semester 6 Retailing and Digital Media and Marketing Quantitative Management Methods II and Corporate Finance BUS 106 Work Placement 7 BUS 265 Global Business MKT 280 & MKT 100 Consumer Behaviour and Marketing Simulation 8 6

6 6 Business Administration (BUAD) FIN 1005 & BUS 100 Financial Planning and Management Simulation Term Credits: 17 Total Credits: 125 Fees Tuition Fee (Canadian Students) The tuition fee for the academic year is $, Next year's tuition fees will be available by May 1, Tuition Fee (International Students) The tuition fee for the academic year is $1,61.00 for two semesters of study. Next year's tuition fees will be available by May 1, Books & Supplies The estimated cost of books and supplies for is approximately $900 for first year. This is the best information available at the time of publishing to the website and is subject to change. Graduate Options Employment Opportunities Graduates may seek employment in: Retail organizations Investment firms Insurance companies Commercial development firms Municipal, provincial, and federal governments Manufacturing firms Advertising agencies Financial institutes Marketing agencies University Degree Opportunities Graduates from this program may continue their studies at university and may receive credit for their prior College education. Refer to College/University Agreements ( further information. Contacts Contact Person Marnie Staffen Program Coordinator (705) , extension 6262