What makes a Christian business person stand out in the marketplace?
A general degree in business, tied into Redeemer's interdisciplinary programs, sets students up to be successful employees and entrepreneurs. Skills are honed and theories and concepts are practiced, but what sets students apart is their work ethic, grounded in a Biblical framework that prepares them to be innovative and successful business people who are creatively seeking new ways to shape and reflect Christ in the workplace.
Business - General is a Bachelor of Arts degree. It is offered as a major and as a minor. If looking for a similar but more specialized and rigorous degree, consider the Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Business - Management.
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Right from the start, the Redeemer School of Business equips you with strong analytical and decision-making skills, the ability to communicate clearly and succinctly, and a Biblically-based ethical framework.
Your first- and second-year courses introduce you to the different disciplines within business studies—like marketing, management and accounting—before digging deeper into a variety of topics. You have the flexibility to design a program tailored to your specific interest while also getting a broad and balanced understanding of all business disciplines.
The Core Curriculum is a set of 10 courses that every student takes. The courses are woven through every major and get you to think deeply and broadly about what you’re studying. Think about it this way…
In your classes, you will build a solid foundation across the disciplines in courses like Management Information Systems, Business Ethics and Entrepreneurship. Small classes taught by dedicated professors who are experts in their field mean you will conduct and critically assess research as you review the methods, concepts and findings of contemporary business practices.
In Redeemer’s business program, Prof. Susan Van Weelden, Prof. Laurie Busuttil and their colleagues are advancing the case method, an experiential learning approach for business students where students take on the role of managers in a variety of industries, organizations and scenarios. This case method provides a way for students to practice and gain confidence in their management skills.
Senior students have the opportunity to apply their skills and knowledge in a local business where they have integrated exposure to all aspects of the organization under the supervision of experts in the field.
works as a training director at Christian Labour Association of Canada leading a team that manages construction workforces development programs.
landed a management role in one of Canada's leading financial institutions before graduation. Her co-op experience prepared her to apply her classroom knowledge to her new career.
New friendships, priceless memories, spiritual growth, character formation and your future career await.
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