Business Management

Expand your career options by building your foundational business skills through our Certificate in Business Management. The degree-credit courses in this certificate are OSAP-eligible, and many can be transferred as credits to a Bachelor of Commerce degree. Whether you’re looking to start your career in business or pivot into this field, this certificate will help you carve that path.

The Certificate in Business Management comprises eight required courses that introduce you to the foundational areas of study necessary for a career in business.

Industry and Careers
The top industries in Canada that require business management roles include the following:

• Accommodations and food services

• Educational services

• Finance and insurance

• Healthcare and social assistance

• Manufacturing

• Professional, scientific, and technical services

• Public administration

• Retail trade

Who Should Take This Certificate?

• Individuals who want to gain foundational business skills to expand their career options but who may not want to commit to a full-time degree program

• Individuals who are interested in business and looking to change careers

• Individuals who are interested in starting their own business in the future

What Will You Learn?

After completing this certificate, you will be able to do the following:

• Understand and analyze financial information communicated through financial statements

• Know the fundamentals of marketing, including theories, principles, and concepts of market and consumer behaviour

• Identify concepts and complexities of the contemporary business environment with an emphasis on competitiveness, quality, and the main functional areas of business (including marketing, accounting, economics, information management, law, and human resources management)

• Understand the fundamentals of economics including the basic concepts of demand and supply, the theory of the firm, and distribution of income

• Recognize and understand business behaviour and decision-making under various market conditions: pure competition, oligopoly, monopolistic competition, and monopoly