POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
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Course of Studies - Winter Intake

For more information on what your course of studies would look like if you need to upgrade your math

or English, please consult with our Program Advisor.

Year 1- Winter Intake

SEMESTER 1
Course

ADMN 171
ADMN 181
COMM 240
ECON 107
MATH 125

SEMESTER 2
Course

ADMN 272
COMM 220
COMM 241
ECON 106
TWC 164

Name

Management Principles
Marketing

Financial Accounting I
Principles of Microeconomics

Business Mathematics

Name

Commercial Law

Principles of Organizational Behaviour
Financial Accounting IT

Principles of Macroeconomics

Introduction to Report and Letter Writing

Year 2 - Winter Intake

SEMESTER 3
Course

ADMN 296
ADMN 297
ADMN 315
ADMN 399
TWC 165

SEMESTER 4
Course

ADMN 308
ADMN 230
ADMN 286
ADMN 293

Name

International Business
Developing a Business Plan
Leadership

Directed Studies Business

Oral Presentations and Skills Training

Name

Multicultural Management
Project Management

Human Resource Management

Electronic Commerce

ELECTIVE 001 3 Credit Elective

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— Applicants with 6.0 IELTS overall with no band
score less than 5.5 may be admitted to the
program, but will be required to take an English
upgrading course, EASL 066, in the first semester.

— Applicants must have an undergraduate degree
(Bachelor’s degree) from a recognized post-
secondary institution.

— Foundations of Math 12 with a grade of “C+”
or better required. International applicants
may also demonstrate math pre-requisites by
showing evidence of successful completion of
post-secondary level business math or statistics
courses.

— Successful completion of a Business Math or
Statistics course in an Undergraduate (Bachelor's)
Degree with 6026 or higher will meet the Math
entry requirement. Students who do not have
the Math entry requirement may be admitted to
the program, but will be required to take a Math
upgrading course in the first semester.

All applicants, upon arrival at Selkirk College, will

be required to take the College Readiness Tool,
which will be used to assess an applicant’s math and
English skills and determine what remediation may
be required.

Important Dates

FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS,
IN GENERAL, OUR APPLICATION
DEADLINES ARE AS FOLLOWS:

— April 15 for September start dates
— September 15 for January start dates
— February 15 for May start dates

Please consult with the Citizen and immigration Canada
(CIC) website for approximate study permit processing
time for your country to ensure that your application

is received with adequate time for processing by Selkirk
College and CIC

Program Courses

COMM 220 — PRINCIPLES OF
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR

The Business Administration Principles of
Organizational Behaviour course is an introduction
to the behaviour, relationships, and performance
of individuals and groups in work organizations as
well as the nature of organizational structure and
processes. Organizational dynamics are examined
with a view to creating an effective working
environment from a human perspective.

Pre-requisites: Program admission standards.

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