Management (BMgmt)
Learn theÌýkey business and management skills thatÌýyou’llÌýneedÌýin any career, with the flexibility to discover new interests and explore what inspires you.
Why choose this program?
You're a do-er. You want the skills to take action on issues that matter and the flexibility to explore what interests you. ÃÀÅ®×ö°®'s Bachelor of Management helps you develop practical skills and knowledge in business, management, and leadership while studying other subjects that are important to you, so you can head into the world and make an impact.
"This programÌýhas been so supportive of me, offering me so many opportunities." – Brooklyn Malone, Class ofÌý'26
Careers
You’ll be prepared to work in a wide range of sectors, industries and organizations: from business to not-for-profits, healthcare to tourism, and beyond. Our graduates make positive changes, globally.Ìý
With the key management skills that you’ll learn, you can manage an environmental consultancy or a family business. You could also run an art gallery or work for the government. There is no limit to the value of this degree; it will be useful to all your pursuits.
What you will learn
You'll get a foundation of key management and business principles like leadership, entrepreneurship, marketing, organizational behaviour, innovation, and ethics. Combine this with the flexibility to explore other areas, such as psychology, marine biology, computer science, and more.ÌýÌý
This program prepares you for a career in government, not-for-profits, or business.ÌýÌý
There is also an option for you to earn a second degree, a Bachelor of Science Recreation, by extending your studies by one year and taking theÌýRecreation ManagementÌýprogram.
Sample courses
- Interdisciplinary Management I
- Innovation: Introduction to Design Thinking
- Financial Accounting
- Micro and Macro Economics
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- Intro to MarketingÌý
- Organizational Behaviour
- Ethics and Social Responsibility
- Government Structure
- Financial Management
- Operations Management
- Professional Communications Skills
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Business
- Strategic Management
- Interdisciplinary Capstone
- Applied Data Analytics
Expand your learning
Add international experience to your resume by applying to study abroad for a summer, a semester, or a field course.Ìý
Student societies provide opportunities to compete in case competitions and acquire deeper skills in areas like investment, real estate, and marketing. This is where you’ll make life-long friends.ÌýÌý
You’ll have access to academic advisors and career professionals who will help you navigate your options and prepare to work in a professional environment.Ìý
Customize your degree
Build a degree that fits your interests. Alongside your core courses in marketing, financial management, accounting, government, and data management, you can explore areas like psychology, computer science, marine biology, and more through electives, minors, and certificates.
There are 5 majors to choose from:
Choose a degree with no majorÌýif you want to customize your courses for your interests and career goals.
Want to explore more than one area of interest? You can add a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation or choose from approved minors across Arts, Science, and Computer Science.
Explore available minorsÌýin the .
Bachelor of Arts, Science,Ìýand Computer Science studentsÌýcanÌýcombine their studies with a to gain valuable business and leadership skills.
PersonalizeÌýyour degree to match your interests and career goals by adding a certificate inÌýareas such asÌýentrepreneurship, artificial intelligence, Indigenous studies,Ìýleadership, marketing, finance, intercultural communications, public sector management, data and information management, and more.
See the full listÌýin theÌý.
With an optional, 8-month paidÌýworkÌýterm, you can gain transferable skills, make connections, and still graduateÌýin 4 years.
An approved work term can be completed locally, nationally, or internationally. Students work in a variety of roles and settings including marketing agencies, banks and financial institutions, small and medium businesses, government, and non-profits."
You have the option to get two degrees in five years with the Recreation Management program. You graduate with a Bachelor of Science (Recreation) and a Bachelor of Management and can go on to a career in the leisure, sports, event management, or tourism industries.Ìý
WhetherÌýyou pursueÌýaÌýcareer inÌýtheÌýprivate, public, or not-for-profit sector,Ìýyou’llÌýhave relevant andÌýessentialÌýskillsÌýyouÌýcan use anywhere.ÌýThisÌýis a versatile program that will follow you wherever you go.Ìý
As industriesÌýevolve, your career changes,Ìýand new opportunities emerge, you’ll be ready.
Admission requirements
Minimum admission requirements
To be considered for admission to this program, you must meet minimum academic criteria:
- Completion of secondary school (Grade 12)
- Achievement of the minimum average for your program of choice.
- Completion of Grade 12 English (or equivalent course).
Admission to many ÃÀÅ®×ö°® programs is competitive. This means that meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.
Program-specific admission requirements
Minimum overall average: 70%
Academic English 12
Academic Math 12
Three additional academic subjectsÌý
