Bachelor of Business Admin

Gain a competitive edge in the digital economy by mastering international business strategies, analytics, and digital toolsets. In an everchanging marketplace, let the Honours Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree instill in you a solid foundation that will prepare you for whatever the future brings.

UNF’s Honours BBA program has NCMA designation from CIM | Chartered Managers Canada.

Students currently enrolled in the Honours BBA program are entitled to a free Associate Membership with the association, giving UNF students the chance to belong to Canada’s chartered management and leadership association while earning their degree

Core courses
Strategic Management 
Examine the governance and strategy of an organization including the development, formulation and implementation of business level and corporate strategy.

Big Data
Gain an understanding what Big Data is and how it has come to be so important in the digital world.

International Business 
In a digitized environment, Canadian business professionals must have a sound understanding of the global business environment. Develop a broad understanding of the global marketplace and the essential elements of international business.

Other Courses
Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Global Business and Politics, Cross Cultural Management, The Internet of Things, eCommerce and Cybersecurity, Global Entrepreneurship, International Finance, Leadership and Management

Document checklist
All applicants to undergraduate programs must submit: 

A completed application form 
An official high school transcript  
Official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended (if any) 
Documents outlining current courses
 Such as a high school credit summary sheet from your guidance office or a confirmation of enrolment form from your current post-secondary institution (if any)
Proof of English language proficiency (if applicable) 
Certified translations of any required documents not in English 
Applicants who completed their secondary education (high school) outside Canada must also submit: 

Documentation confirming their secondary level or high school completion was awarded, if not already indicated on official transcripts 
A credential evaluation from a recognized service, if required by the Registrar