The Management major and minor focus on the management of organizations. This area of study provides students with a solid foundation in the fundamentals of business and specialization in key aspects of leadership, including team building, conflict resolution, consulting, change management and organizational development. The major is flexible, allowing students to study a range of contexts: local and government industry, the not-for-profit sector and government. It also has significant opportunity for the student to enhance their studies through business and non-business electives.
2019/20
In addition to the core business courses and non-business courses taken by all Bachelor of Commerce students, students in the Management major complete additional credits as outlined below:
Specific major requirements (21 credits)
Must complete the following 21 credits:
INTB 311 - Diversity and Intercultural Communication
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ORGA 310 - Advanced Leadership Topics and Issues
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ORGA 314 - Managing Negotiation
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ORGA 330 - Managerial Skill Development
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ORGA 410 - Business Consulting
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ORGA 422 - Contemporary Issues in Management
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ORGA 433 - Managing Change
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Elective Requirement (42 credits)
Non-Business Electives (21 credit)
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Open Electives (15 credits)
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Business Electives (6 credits)
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The program of study may change from year to year. The authoritative source for course descriptions and the rules and regulations that apply to students is the Academic Calendar.
In addition to the core business courses and non-business courses taken by all Bachelor of Commerce students, students in the Management minor complete additional credits as outlined below:
Overall minor requirement
Complete: 15 credits chosen from senior-level ORGA courses.
The program of study may change from year to year. The authoritative source for course descriptions and the rules and regulations that apply to students is the Academic Calendar.
Program planning
Planning sheets help you keep track of the courses you must take to fulfill the requirements of your degree. Use the appropriate planning sheet for your major(s) or minor(s) in combination with planning materials for the core and elective requirements for the Bachelor of Commerce.
