Business Management
Degree:Bachelors
Overview
A general business management education provides the versatility to work in a variety of management careers. Langara College’s Business Management graduates are the chameleons of the work world and are able to draw on their solid business education to tackle business opportunities and problems. As well, those with an entrepreneurial spirit will gain the expertise to operate their own enterprise. In addition to courses from a variety of business areas including marketing, financial management and international business, students who choose this concentration complete general education support courses.
Students interested in Business Management should apply to the BBA program through the School of Management and then select Business Management as their concentration.
Credentials Offered:
Langara School of Management
The Langara School of Management is pleased to be able to deliver Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA) and Diploma programs that provide a strong business foundation as well as specialization in a variety of business fields. If you are committed to gaining an excellent business education, we encourage you to discover what the Langara School of Management has to offer.
The School of Management program areas:
- Accounting
- Business Management
- Financial Management
- Financial Services
- International Business Management
- Marketing Management
First-Year Entry
By applying to the School of Management BBA programs and entering in year 1, you have the option of completing a BBA Degree, exiting after two years with a diploma, or earning both the BBA and a diploma. All our programs offer Co-operative Education options.
Third-Year Entry
Students with previous business education may enter the School of Management BBA programs in year three. Some bridging courses may be required.
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Intake
Jan, May, Sept
Campus
School of Management, Langara Main Campus
2 year Diploma programs