Advanced Diploma In Business Administration (core) in Algonquin College, Canada

Advanced Diploma In Business Administration (core) in Algonquin College

The program provides students with the business knowledge and employable skills required for a rewarding career. In the six levels of study, students gain a solid foundation in all of the business functions, as well as the communication, planning, teamwork and analytical skills that are in high demand by the business community. Through an active advisory committee of business professionals and close relationships with employers, the program is continuously updated to meet the current demands of today`s organizations. These relationships provide students with networking opportunities and bring business people into the classroom to share their experiences.

In the three levels, known as Core, students learn the fundamentals of business. In the subsequent three levels, known as Major, students focus their study on the following professional disciplines: Accounting, Finance, General Business, Human Resources, International Business, Marketing, and Supply Chain and Operations Management.

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