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business student.jpgBusiness Administration

Program Delivery Location

Merritt

Department Coordinator

Warren Weir

Faculty

Matt Pasco
Al Fukushima

Programs in this department

Business Administration Certificate
Business Administration Diploma

The Department of Administration & Community Economic Development Studies provides programs designed to assist individuals and communities to meet the leadership and management challenges of business and  Aboriginal self-sufficiency and self-government. Students will be:

  • equipped with a combination of general organizational knowledge, and specific technical analytical and management skills;
  • encouraged to develop a management style consistent with traditional and/or current Aboriginal values, beliefs, cultures and customs;
  • enriched with the practical knowledge that comes from working in Aboriginal organizations (if they so choose, and are accepted into, the Co-op Diploma option); and
  • qualified to transfer certain courses into advanced studies of management and business in a variety of university degree programs.

Year 1 Certificate course completion plan
To be included within the Certificate Course Completion Plan is (1) elective. A minimum GPA of 2.00 (C) and 30 credits is mandatory to receive a Certificate.

  • ADMN 115 - Accounting I
  • ADMN 121 - Introduction to Management
  • ADMN 130 - Community Development I
  • ADMN 165 - Introduction To Computing Systems
  • BUSM 200 - Finite Mathematics
  • BUSM 222 - Organizational Behavior
  • BUSM 250 - Principles Of Marketing
  • BUSM 251 - Introduction To Economics
  • ENGL 110 - College Composition

    Year 2 Diploma course completion plan
    Diploma Program Completion Plan
    Students must have completed the Business Administration Certificate. Students must complete 7 required courses and 3 electives (one must be from Administrative Studies), with a cumulative GPA of 2.00:

  • BUSM 207 - Introduction To Statistics
  • BUSM 210 - Accounting II
  • BUSM 211 - Introduction to Finance
  • BUSM 223 - Human Resources Management
  • BUSM 255 - Small Business Development
  • BUSM 260 - Management Information Systems
  • BUSM 294 - Business Law

    Estimated Cost
    Estimated Tuition for year 1: $2239 based on 30 credits at  $74.63/credit
    Student activity fee: $120. $20/course (max. $60/term and is non-refundable)

    NVIT Business students off to Ethiopia
    NVIT Business student to compete in National competition
    Business Case Competition

    Each year the Business Administration department hosts a business case competition in partnership with All Nations Trust Corporation. The competition is designed to challenge students business knowledge in one or all of the following areas: marketing, management and finance. Participants formulate a plan that capitalizes on strengths of a business, improves weaknesses of a business, analyzes opportunities and mitigates threats for a business. A full implementation strategy including budget plan and marketing plan are prepared and presented by groups of three to a judges panel. $5000 in prize money is awarded to the top three teams.

    For information about the 2012 Business Case Competition, contact Department Coordinator, Warren Weir.

    Career Opportunities

    The graduate of the Business Administration Certificate and Diploma programs will have many employment opportunities. An example of the exciting and dynamic careers awaiting the credentialed individual include:

    • band/tribal council/friendship center management, administration and planning;
    • consulting;
    • coordinator
    • policy analyst;
    • provincial/federal government bureaucracy;
    • economic development officer;
    • business planner/analyst;
    • business development consultant;
    • development corporation manager;
    • community development worker; and
    • entrepreneur

    Admission Requirements

    • Grade 12 graduation or equivalent with:
    • C+ minimum grade in Principles of Math 11 or MATH 051; and
    • C+ minimum grade in English 12 or ENGL 060.

    All applications for admission to Administrative Studies must be accompanied by official transcripts describing a student's previous educational achievements. Admission to the program is granted on a first-come-first-served basis once applicants have met the program admission prerequisites.

    The department head may, in exceptional circumstances, admit applicants who are lacking certain program prerequisites provided that the applicant can demonstrate s/he has a good chance of success in the program.
     
    NVIT is committed to making education accessible to all people. If you do not meet program requirements please contact the department head or a student advisor regarding upgrading opportunities to prepare for program entry.

    Transferability

    Transfer credit may be granted by many of the universities, colleges and institutes in the Province. For specific course transferability please see individual course sites as well as visit the BC Council for Admissions and Transferability site at www.bccat.bc.ca. In addition to the previous, Diploma graduates may apply for:

    • 1½ - 2 years of block transfer into the four-year post-diploma degree, Faculty of Management, University of Lethbridge, Alberta;
    • 2 years of block transfer into the post-diploma degree, Faculty of Business Administration, Okanagan University College; and
    • 2 years of block transfer into the post-diploma degree, Faculty of Entrepreneurship, Kwantlen Polytechnic University

    For more information, contact Warren Weir 250.378.3325 or wweir@nvit.bc.ca

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