Les professionnels de la gestion des opérations remplissent une fonction essentielle pour les organisations, en analysant les données et les comportements afin d'optimiser les processus, de gérer les ressources et d'améliorer la rentabilité et le service.
En étudiant la gestion des opérations, vous apprendrez à utiliser des modèles informatiques, les mathématiques, l'analyse des processus et l'analyse commerciale pour interpréter les données et prendre des décisions commerciales. Vous développerez également des compétences analytiques et de résolution de problèmes qui sont utiles dans une grande variété de situations quotidiennes, en apprenant à demander "comment", "pourquoi" et "pourquoi pas" pour trouver les réponses les plus efficaces à des questions apparemment compliquées.
Pourquoi obtenir le Baccalauréat bilingue en Administration des affaires au Campus Saint-Jean?
Le Campus Saint-Jean, seul établissement postsecondaire francophone en Alberta, offre à ses étudiants le cadre idéal pour l’apprentissage et l’implication communautaire grâce à ses petites classes, ses bourses récompensant l’excellence académique, et ses opportunités en recherche.
En partenariat avec la School of Business de l’Université de l’Alberta, le Baccalauréat bilingue en administration des affaires (Bachelor of Commerce) est le premier baccalauréat bilingue en commerce au Canada. Ici, vous aurez l’opportunité d’étudier dans une faculté reconnue sur la scène internationale. Ce programme améliorera votre compréhension des principaux domaines de l’administration des affaires et vous permettra de développer votre leadership et vos compétences de communication.
- Accountant
- Auditor
- Business Analyst
- Financial Analyst
- Human Resources Professional
- International Trade Specialist
- Logistics Manager
- Marketing Manager
- Materials Controller
- Operations Manager
- Product Forecaster
- Production Specialist
- Project Manager
- Purchasing Agent
- Strategic Planner
- Systems Administrator
Thomas is a Business student in the Bilingual Bachelor of Commerce program and splits his time between North Campus and Campus Saint-Jean. He's also an inaugural member of the Peter Lougheed Leadership College.
Non-Direct Entry
This program does not allow admission directly from high school. See requirements below for more details.
Preprofessional Study Time: 1 year
★24 transferable work required (★ = units of course weight)
- ANGL or ENGL(★6)
- ECONE 101 (★3)
- ECONE 102 (★3)
- MATHQ 113 (★3)
- STATQ 151 (★3)
- Francais de base (★6 to ★12)
- Option (at Faculte Saint-Jean) (★0 to ★6)
Applicants who have not completed their preprofessional requirements at Faculté Saint-Jean are normally required to complete the preprofessional requirements in French at a recognized institution. Students transferring to Faculté Saint-Jean with one or more of the preprofessional requirements from another approved postsecondary institution must satisfy the admission and transfer credit requirements of Faculté Saint-Jean prior to applying to the Faculty of Business. (See the Faculty section of the U of A Calendar for further information.)
Because the U of A wants you to succeed, our admissions policy ensures that all students, regardless of citizenship, have the language skills they need to understand, participate and learn in our classes. The primary language of instruction in our classes, with the exception of those at the Faculté Saint-Jean, is English. For more information on the English Language Proficiency policy refer to the U of A Calendar. Information on writing ELP examinations is also available.
At the U of A, we are committed to encouraging Indigenous Students in their work towards a degree. Indigenous students have been under-represented in higher education in Canada, thus our policy is aimed at increasing opportunity, with the goal of our Aboriginal student population being representative of the public we serve. For more information on Admission of Indigenous Students refer to the U of A Calendar.
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