Programs

The aim is to provide academic students with the foundation to be Managers and Administrators entering the workforce, or enter University for a BBA or MBA. Students will be equipped with in depth knowledge of business theories, policies and procedures and be prepared to take a responsible position within the business world. The program refines a student’s commitment to personal values, moral excellence and professional competence. Upon successful completion, students will have acquired skills in decision-making, problem solving and leadership for the global business world.

 

Program Admission Requirements
 

• High school diploma or equivalent, or age 19 and above; Minimum of 60% on Winston College English Placement Test or a minimum of IELTS 5.0.

 

Learning Objectives

 

Upon completion of this program the student will be able to:​

• Present business ideas in professional business and academic writing formats

• Describe organizational structure, organizational culture, and management functions

• Understand the principles of management

• Use planning tools and techniques in Project Management and Strategic Management

• Apply leadership and motivation techniques in human resource situations

• Apply strategic marketing decisions and complete a marketing plan

• Discuss global economics and international Trade

• Understand and apply the basic accounting structures

• Assess and analyze Financial Statements and Budgets

 

Course setup
 

• Academic English and Business Communications

• Applied Business Mathematics

• Computer Business Applications

• Introduction to Organizations and Organizational Behaviour

• Business Statistics

• Principles of Microeconomics

• Principles of Macroeconomics

• Accounting I – Structure, Cycle, & Accounting Classifications

• Accounting II – Managerial, Financial, and Strategic Accounting

• Introduction to Marketing

• Product and Sales Development

• Introduction to Management

• Introduction to Finance

• Introduction to Personal Finance

• Human Resource Management

• Management Information Systems

• Introduction to Business Law

• International Business & the Global Economy