落基山學(xué)院

Prepare to succeed in the fast-paced, competitive business environment without compromising the needs of our future. The Bachelor of Business Administration: Sustainable Business Practices realizes that sustainability is the benchmark for businesses in the 21st century and can help prepare you for this new business environment.

Program Overview

While sustainability is the focus, a combination of liberal arts, science and specific business courses make up this four-year degree. We are proud to say that our students regularly earn medals at the Western Canadian Business Competition, due in part, we’re sure, to our small class sizes which allow our faculty to provide more personalized attention.

The BBA is designed to be flexible and accessible. You can choose to study full-time or part-time, in traditional classrooms or online. You can also choose to focus with specific electives, and enter or exit the program at various points. Qualifying courses from other institutions may be used to meet some of the upper level course requirements.

Students who complete their Accounting diploma and BBA at College of the Rockies will be eligible to enter straight into a Chartered Professional Accounting (CPA) Professional Education Program (PEP). We recommend you speak with an Education Advisor regarding transfer credit.

Why Choose a Business Administration Career?

Countless opportunities: start your own business, be a valued contributor at an existing organization, pursue a professional designation, and more.

With a foundation in sustainable business practices, you will bring a valuable skill set to any role you fill.

In our globalized world, you can take apply your knowledge and skills to work environments anywhere.

The baccalaureate degree is awarded to students completing 120 credits including foundational courses in business, liberal arts and sciences, upper level business specialization courses and a capstone project in sustainability.

Academic Requirements:

General education requirements (27 credits)

• 3 credits English (any 1st year (100 level) English)
• 3 credits in Advanced Professional Communication- (COMC 102) (COMC 100/101 excluded)
• 6 credits in Social Sciences/Humanities/Fine Arts
• 6 credits of Laboratory Sciences
• 9 credits in non-business electives (any Arts or Sciences courses)