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Business Management Alberta

Learn:

With fundamentals of business theory including business management, marketing, small business, operations, law, micro and macro economics, organizational behavior and management information systems, you're prepared to work in any business environment from sales to retail, or in your own entrepreneurial ventures.

Live The Learning:

Learn computer applications including Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point that will help you create complete business plans and reports. You will role play various scenarios faced in the customer services and sales industries. Your course requires a research report which gives you an in-depth knowledge of the theory learned in class.

The Lakeland Advantage:

Students can acquire or work toward designations from these associations while studying in the management program:
  • Canadian Institute of Management (CIM) – Graduates meeting the requirements will be awarded the CIM designation upon graduation
  • Purchasing Management Association of Canada (PMAC) – Academic credit available from both first and second year courses
  • Credit Union Institute of Canada (CUIC) – Academic credit available from first and second year courses
  • Institute of Canadian Bankers (ICB) – Academic credit available from both first and second year courses

Live Your Career As A

  • entry level management
  • loan officer with banks and financial institutions
  • sales supervisor or manager in a retail business
  • entrepreneur in personal business
  • executive director of a non-profit organization

Continue Your Learning With:

  • stay at Lakeland and complete a Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Management
  • go on to a Master of Business Administration (MBA) program
  • go to law school

 

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Campus Location
Lloydminster Campus
Program Length
2 Years
Current Project
Market Research Project



Second-year business students at the Lloydminster campus took on the role of a marketing research company in January to conduct a research project for their CO 231 communications class. Their client: Lakeland College. The purpose of the hands-on project is to
identify strengths and opportunities that would enhance students’ experiences on-campus. The students will present their findings April 14 and 16.