Overview
Earn a CNC Business Management Diploma for your resume! Gain hands-on business skills which transfer directly to real-world job requirements.
Want to go further? Upon completion of this Certificate, transfer your credits toward a Business Management Diploma and advance even further within the business world. Specialize in International Business, Leadership, Marketing, or Web and Graphic Design.
Careers
There are endless career possibilities in the Business Management sector, each depending on your combined level of education and experience. Here are some areas in which you can find yourself:
- Assistant Marketing Manager
- Small Business Manager
- Assistant Human Resources Manager
- Assistant Retail Manager
- Executive Assistant
- Sales Representative
What you will learn
The Business Management Diploma will provide you with skills in the following areas:
- International Business
- Leadership & Human Resources
- Management
- Marketing
- Professional Writing
- Professional Speaking
- Computer Applications
Business Management Diploma Courses
With a CNC faculty with years of experience, Business Management can help you enhance your business skills and teach you what it takes to be successful. You can choose to obtain a general diploma or choose to specialize in International Business, Leadership, Marketing, or Web and Graphic Design.
Required Courses
One of:
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One of:
CIS 165 or CSC 105
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One of:
MGT255 or MGT256
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Business Electives
8 courses (24 credits) required:
3 Courses in ACC, FIN, MGT, MKT, or ECON
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University Transfer Electives
5 Courses (15 credits) Required: UT course
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In addition to the above courses, Business Management Diploma students may specialize in International Business, Leadership, Marketing, or Web and Graphic Design by selecting the following electives:
International Business specialization
FIN 258 Finance II
GEOG 101 Sense of Place: An Introduction to Human Geography
MGT 160 International Business
MGT 270 Cross-Cultural Workplace Practices
Plus any one of:
BUS 250 International Work Experience
BUS 251 Work Experience
SERV 250 International Service Learning
Note 1: While you can earn as many specializations as you choose to complete, once you have applied for your diploma, you cannot add further specializations. If you choose to continue your studies at CNC, you may earn citations after receiving your diploma.
Marketing Specialization
MKT 251 Marketing Management Theory and Applications
MKT 266 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKT 271 Consumer Behaviour
MKT 272 Marketing Research Methods
Note 1: While you can earn as many specializations as you choose to complete, once you have applied for your diploma, you cannot add further specializations. If you choose to continue your studies at CNC, you may earn citations after receiving your diploma.
Web and Graphic Design specialization
In addition to the above courses, Business Management Diploma students may specialize in International Business, Leadership, Marketing, or Web and Graphic Design by selecting the following electives:
WEGD 121 Introduction to Design Thinking
WEGD 131 Introduction to Visual Communication
WEGD 141 Introduction to Web Design
WEGD 142 Intermediate Web Design
Note 1: While you can earn as many specializations as you choose to complete, once you have applied for your diploma, you cannot add further specializations. If you choose to continue your studies at CNC, you may earn citations after receiving your diploma.
Leadership specialization
In addition to the above courses, Business Management Diploma students may specialize in International Business, Leadership, Marketing, or Web and Graphic Design by selecting the following electives:
LEAD 101 Leadership Lab, Part 1
LEAD 201 Leadership Lab, Part 2
LEAD 250 Experiential Leadership Project
Plus any one of:
ABST courses
ANTH courses
PHIL courses
GEOG 101 Sense of Place: An Introduction to Human Geography
MGT 263 Human Resource Development
MGT 270 Cross-Cultural Workplace Practices
Note 1: While you can earn as many specializations as you choose to complete, once you have applied for your diploma, you cannot add further specializations. If you choose to continue your studies at CNC, you may earn citations after receiving your diploma.
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Locations & Dates
CNC programs have varying lengths and start dates to meet your needs, and are offered across multiple campuses where possible. Don’t see the campus you’re looking for? Check back with us soon as this page is updated throughout the school year.
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| Fall 2023 |
Prince George |
In Class |
2 years |
| Spring 2024 |
Prince George |
In Class |
2 years |
| Intersession 2024 |
Prince George |
In Class |
2 years |
| Fall 2024 |
Prince George |
In Class |
2 years |
| Intersession 2025 |
Prince George |
In Class |
2 years |
Entry Requirements
Successful completion of one of the following:
- Grade 12 (with English 12 or English 12: First Peoples or Communications 12 or equivalent)
- Mature student status with English and Math required by the program as demonstrated on SRA
Note: Math 11 is a prerequisite for several business courses required to complete the diploma. Students without Foundations of Math 11 or MATH 045 or Applications of Math 12 or Foundations Math 12 or equivalent should consult a CNC advisor for assessment and upgrading options.
Need help meeting these requirements? Check out our Academic Upgrading options.
Open admission
Any program of study that does not have a selective admission process or fixed capacity and is on a “first qualified, first admitted” basis.
Program Tools
Many courses in this program use online learning tools. Students will need
- a reliable internet connection,
- a device to access the internet, and
- a financial/scientific calculator.
Students are encouraged to review historical syllabi or discuss with a recruiter, an advisor, or a faculty member to identify their technological needs.
Invest in your future
The estimated cost for this program is $7,787.
- Year 1: $3,997
- Year 2: $3,790
These costs are an estimate and will vary depending on student course selection. Student fees vary by campus. Check the fee schedule for more details.
Books for this program can be purchased from the bookstore.
Paying for college