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Management Diploma

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Business and management 13

• Adult Dogwood with Math 044 or Math

Management

Program outline

045

(when MATH 145 is not required in

Diploma

• GED Certificate with English 12 or English

first semester)

050 and Math 044 or Math 045

• Full-time or part-time • Starts:

Semester 1

• Mature student status with English 12 or

ACC 151

Accounting I

September and January • Fees,

English 050 and Math 044 or Math 045 or

CIS 165

Business Information

entire program: $6,196 • Two years

equivalent, as demonstrated on EMAT

Systems

• Prince George; individual courses

Note 1: ECON 201, ECON 202, FIN 257 and

Either:

may be available at other

MATH 157 require higher level math skills.

ECON 101

Canadian Microeconomics

Please consult the course descriptions in this

campuses

Issues (see Program outline

calendar or contact the Counselling and

notes)

Advising department for details regarding

Careers

these four courses.

ECON 201

Principles of Economics —

Take the first step towards a career as a

Note 2: Essentials of Math 11 does not fulfill

Microeconomics (see

manager. This program is designed primarily

the admission requirements.

Program outline note 1)

for mature students who want to build on

MGT 154

Applied Human Relations

their existing work experience and move into

MKT 152

Principles of Marketing

management positions. (Students with little

Program outline notes

Semester 2

work experience should expect junior or

Note 1: ECON 101 and 102 are not

Either:

entry-level positions with potential for

recognized prerequisites for post-diploma

ECON 102

Canadian Macroeconomics

movement into management.) If you think you

courses. ECON 201 and 202 receive full

Issues (see Program outline

may be admissible as a mature student,

transfer credit.

note 1)

please consult a CNC counsellor/advisor.

Note 2: Kwantlen Polytechnical University

Possible job titles include administrative

requires ENGL 103 and does not accept

ECON 202 Principles of Economics —

officer, administrative services co-ordinator,

Macroeconomics (see

ENGL 195 or ENGL 196.

office manager, liaison officer, and

Program outline note 1)

Note 3: MATH 145 may be required in the

Either:

departmental manager.

first semester and would be taken instead of

ENGL 103

Composition and Style (see

This program also prepares you for further

ECON. ECON would be taken later in the

Program outline note 2)

study (please consult with a faculty member

program of studies.

or counsellor/advisor before enrolling in

ENGL 195

Effective Communications I

second year). Options include a block transfer

(see Program outline note 2)

to UNBC (up to 60 credits), and transferability

Course completion

LAW 294

Business Law

to the University of Lethbridge.

Courses must be completed no more than 10

MATH 157

Business Statistics

years prior to the date of graduation in order

MGT 157

Principles of Management

to count toward the Management Diploma.

Admission requirements

Semester 3

This policy applies to CNC courses and to all

Either:

Successful completion of one of the following:

courses transferred from other post-

ENGL 196

Effective Communications II

• Grade 12 (with English 12 or English 12:

secondary institutions for credit at CNC.

(see Program outline note 2)

First Peoples, Communications 12, or

Courses more than 10 years old may be

Technical and Professional

considered for unassigned credit. Students

ENGL 229

Professional Business and

Communications 12) and Principles of

should contact the Dean to discussion this

Technical Communication

Math 11 or Applications of Math 11 or

option.

(see Program outline note 2)

Foundations of Math 11 or Pre-calculus

MGT 263

Human Resource

Note: Professional certification or

11 or Math 044 or 045

Development

accreditation bodies and receiving institutions

Three electives (see Electives list)

may have different criteria.

Semester 4

COM 222

Management and

Organizational Behaviour

MGT 254

Applied Group and

Leadership Skills

MGT 255

Small Business Development

MGT 264

Industrial Relations

Elective (see Electives list)

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14 Business and management

Program outline (when MATH 145

Electives list

is required in first semester)

A total of five electives from:

Semester 1

LEAD 101

Leadership Lab, Part 1

ACC 151

Accounting I

LEAD 201

Leadership Lab, Part 2

CIS 165

Business Information

Systems

BUS 250

International Business

MATH 145

Math for Business

School and Cultural

MGT 154

Applied Human Relations

Exchange

MKT 152

Principles of Marketing

Any COM course

Semester 2

Any required courses from Marketing or

Either:

Accounting and Finance core courses

ECON 101

Canadian Microeconomics

Issues (see Program outline

At least two of the five electives must be

note 1)

from this list:

ECON 207

Managerial Economics

ECON 201

Principles of Economics —

ENGL 196

Effective Communications II

Microeconomics (see

(see Program outline note 2)

Program outline note 1)

Either:

MATH 145

Math for Business

ENGL 103

Composition and Style (see

MGT 160

International Business

Program outline note 2)

ENGL 195

Effective Communications I

(see Program outline note 2)

How to apply

See Applying to CNC

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The College of New Caledonia reserves the right to limit, cancel, or adjust programs without notice.

*Approximate tuition fees for 2008-09 -- subject to change. Includes fees such as Students' Union fee, technology fee, etc. Does not include books, tools, and supplies. Fees for international students are higher.

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