Business - General

 

B005-PC (Timmins Campus)
B205-CK (Contact North)
B026-HL (Haileybury Campus)
B028-KL (Kirkland Lake Campus)

 

 

Gain traction in the career you’ve always dreamed of with Northern’s two-year Business General diploma.

Year One focuses on Business Fundamentals. Then you’ll expand your skill set in year two thanks to a comprehensive range of courses that explores everything from statistics and business law, to operations, macroeconomics and project management.

 

You’ll learn the importance of building relationships, the art of closing the deal, and even get a crash course in entrepreneurship to maximize your chances for success.

 

Advanced business simulations put your new skills to the test.

And it all adds up to a well-rounded big-picture graduate who’s ready to take on the world.

 

When studies commence, you are automatically registered in the first year Business Fundamentals which is a common first year business program for Northern College’s two-year business programs in Accounting, Human Resources Management, Marketing, Global Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology, and Business General studies.

 

 

Semester 1:
AC1034 Introduction to Financial Accounting
BU1103 Introduction to Human Resources
BU1363 Introduction to Business Concepts
CM1903 Communications I – Model A
IN1173 Computer Applications for Business I
MA1024 Business Math I
MR1073 Introduction to Marketing

 

AC2034 Financial Accounting II
BU3113 Organizational Behaviour
BU4033 Microeconomics
CM2903 Communications II – Model A
MA2024 Business Math II
MR2003 Marketing II
General Education Elective

 

AC1043 Accounting Applications
AC3044 Managerial Accounting
BU3044 Operations Management
BU3103 Macroeconomics
MR3063 Professional Selling
General Education Elective

 

BU4003 Business Law
BU4053 Corporate Social Responsibility
BU4073 Entrepreneurship
BU4084 Business Simulation
BU4113 Project Management
MA3004 Statistics
General Education Elective

 

Note: Check with the institution regarding start/end dates, prices, and delivery method. These may vary according to program, section, and/or semester.