Business Administration is a branch of Business and Management that teaches you how to support or manage an office team, company, or business venture. You will learn to keep track of performance and make crucial decisions that will result in developing improved and more profitable businesses.
A Business Administration Diploma offers multiple benefits and the potential to start a new career path or enhance your prior skills and abilities. Business is a practical field of study because organizations, regardless of the industry, rely on business principles to prosper. Your business education with a diploma will position you better to either start your own business or excel in a variety of entry-level roles with opportunities for advancement or qualify for more senior positions with your prior experience and certification.
Campbell College has been successfully educating professionals since 1986. On average, 90% of our graduates have found rewarding careers in their chosen fields.
Our Business Administration program provides you with a wide-ranging academic foundation in core business functions.
We offer multiple start dates to give you flexibility in your education, life, and work schedules. Please enquire for more details.
Program Length
Format | Monday to Friday |
Instruction & Study Breaks | 48 weeks |
Practicum | 8 weeks |
Total | 56 weeks |
Course Fee
Tuition Fee | $15,000.00 CAD |
Books/Lab Fees | $2,500.00 CAD |
Total Payment | $17,500.00 CAD |
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Students will participate in a supervised, full-time practical placement in the area of business administration they wish to gain work experience.The main objective is to enable the student to apply, in a work environment, the knowledge and technical skills that he or she has acquired throughout the in-class training, and gain valuable work references and experience needed to secure employment in a related business administration position.