Bachelor in Accounting (Bachelor of Business Administration)

Designed for students aiming to transition directly into professional financial roles, this Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting bridges the gap between academic theory and the modern workplace. You will develop a robust foundation in financial reporting, taxation, auditing, and management accounting through a curriculum that prioritizes applied skills and real-world competency. By integrating industry-relevant projects and optional cooperative education placements, the program ensures you are not just studying accounting, but practicing it.

This degree is particularly well-suited for those pursuing professional designations, as it satisfies the entrance requirements for the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) Professional Education Program (PEP) and aligns with the Certified Aboriginal Financial Manager (CAFM) designation requirements. With a flexible delivery model featuring day, evening, online, and hybrid options, the program accommodates both full-time learners and working professionals.

Practical Career Preparation

Beyond classroom learning, you will gain essential experience through a mandatory capstone course requiring 500 hours of Canadian work experience. This ensures that when you graduate, you possess both the academic credentials and the professional history required to secure intermediate-level roles immediately. Graduates often enter fields ranging from corporate financial analysis to public auditing, supported by a curriculum designed to foster critical decision-making and ethical leadership in business.