Programms

The Environmental Engineering Bachelor of Applied Science program is a 4.5 year (nine semester) joint degree between the University of British Columbia and the University of Northern British Columbia. The program is based on a unique collaboration between UNBC and UBC that capitalizes on the strength…

Begin with fundamental microeconomic and macroeconomic studies before moving on to specialized courses in financial accounting, financial management, applied business computing, and managerial economics.

Investigate the financial management issues confronting chartered banks, insurance and…

Maintain a broad-based education in business management while gaining comprehensive knowledge in all functional areas of business. This combination provides the integrative management skills needed to operate within and across functional responsibility areas, which employers highly value.

This…

An organization's success can be built through people with effective human resource management.

Begin by learning the fundamentals of business through macroeconomics, microeconomics, accounting, marketing, and financial management courses.

Examine the leadership role that human…

Develop a fundamental understanding of all aspects of business. Learn about international accounting, international financial management, cross-cultural workplace practices, and international marketing by taking specialized courses.

Learn about trade theory, multilateral institutions, and…

Courses in accounting, marketing, and finance will provide you with a solid foundation in all aspects of modern business.

Through specialized courses in e-business, production and operations management, and information system analysis, you can learn how to use, analyze, and manage information…

Develop a solid understanding of all aspects of business, including accounting, finance, and business information systems.

You will delve into marketing in your later years, with courses in behavioral marketing, strategic marketing, and marketing research.

Electives available include…

Anthropology is the biological and sociocultural study of humans from pre-human ancestors to the present, including small- and large-scale communities. Archaeological, biological, linguistic, and sociocultural anthropology are taught. While a few mandatory courses will ensure that all program students…

Economics studies consumers, households, corporations, government, and non-profits. How successfully these sectors interact affects the economy and our quality of life. Our program teaches you how social, political, cultural, and technological forces affect the economy, equipping you to analyze global…

You will conduct critical writing and analysis in English of Canadian, British, American, and international literature. Improve your storytelling abilities by taking creative writing classes (fiction, poetry and non-fiction).

Through cultural studies and visual media, gender studies, literature…