PGDBM Canada

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NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLEGE (Canada)

Course & other details required for Admission for SEPTEMBER 2013 intake

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Tuition fee per semester $4125

TOTAL 5 YEARS VISA

About Northern Lights College:

·  We consistently score highest in student satisfaction in British Columbia ·  We adapt our courses to meet the needs of our students ·  We have highly qualified teachers who are experts in their fields ·  We have small class sizes ·  Students receive lots of personal attention ·  We can offer you an English immersion experience ·  We have successfully been helping international students achieve their educational goals since 1989. ·  We are located in an area of Canada that has many job opportunities

 Public Funded & Govt. college, Covered under SPP Program

 Instructors with Industrial Expertise.

IELTS Requirement: - Overall 6.5 BANDS (not less than 6.0 in each section)

(Writing: - 6.0 Band & Speaking, Listening & Reading: - 6.5 Bands)

Location: - FORT ST JOHN,  BRITISH COLUMBIA

Application Fees $ 100CAD

Payment 100CAD Non-Refundable application fee

Program/Student Fees (International)/
1ST YEAR 2ND YAER                                                                                                           $8250	$9,420.00

PGDBM – CANADA – 2 YRS

STAY BACK – 3 YRS

PART TIME – 20 HRS/WEEK

Program Details

This Program is offered at the following campus locations: Fort St. John

Description:

This program is available to both international and domestic students. It is ideally suited to international students who already hold a three-year degree in commerce or business administration, but would benefit from advanced study in a Canadian context before transitioning into further business studies or the pursuit of employment in North America.

For international students with a three-year degree in commerce or business administration, this credential reviews foundational business concepts in a Canadian context, with emphasis on clear communication and an understanding of discipline-based cultural norms.
In this respect, NLC’s Post-Degree Diploma in Business Management will make it easier for international students to begin degree or post-degree business studies in North America, depending on prior educational experience. Further, diploma graduates seeking to enter the North American job market will be better prepared for opportunities in areas such as finance, entrepreneurship, information technology, general management, marketing, and logistics, again dependent on prior experience and education.

International and domestic candidates with three or four year degrees in fields beyond commerce and business management (such as computing, engineering, health, etc.) would also benefit from the program. In this regard, the Post-Degree Diploma in Business Management functions as a capstone program that augments existing technical skills and education, allowing for advancement into management positions in related technical fields.

Overall, the Post-Degree Diploma in Business Management builds on existing experience and post-secondary education, propelling students into a more advanced study of business management than would be offered in a regular business management diploma. The Post-Degree Diploma may be pursued on a full- or part-time basis.

Certification: Post-Degree Diploma in Business Management

Admission Requirements:

 Domestic and International students must have official transcripts demonstrating successful completion of, at minimum, a three-year degree**.

English competency must be demonstrated in one of the following ways:

- completion of a Northern Lights College (NLC) Writing Assessment indicating readiness for a 100-level English course;

OR,

- Canadian high school transcripts indicating a “B” (%) in English 12, Communications 12, or First Peoples 12, including the score on the respective provincial exam;

OR,

- a “B” (70%) in English 050 Provincial English (Career and College Preparation (CCP) course);

OR,

- Canadian transcripts indicating a "C" (60%) in a 100-level or higher post-secondary English course

Note: In most cases, International students will not have Canadian secondary school or Canadian post-secondary transcripts and will need to take the NLC Writing Assessment in order to demonstrate readiness for university-level English in a Canadian context. Students who receive an English 099 recommendation would be expected to take English 099 in the first semester of the program, before taking English 110 in the second semester. Where a recommendation is received for CCP English or ESL Academic Writing, students should speak with the NLC Admissions Officer. In consultation with the Program Chair, the Admissions Officer may recommend course upgrading. Students required to take upgrading must receive an equivalency to the above English requirements. Note that upgrading might extend the duration of the program.

**Note: The Post-Degree Diploma in Business Management alone does not meet the typical education requirements for a Master's Degree program (or MBA) in Canada. Students planning to study at a Master's Degree level in Canada should ensure that their prior education (a three or four year degree) meets the educational requirements for their intended program. The Post-Degree Diploma in Business Management is a capstone program that adds business management knowledge to an educated student's portfolio.

Program Length (weeks and total hours): Four academic semesters (60 weeks); 930 hours in total.

Program Intake Start: September

Program Intake Finish: April

Available Seats: Maximum of 20 Post-Degree Diploma students per course.

Application Deadline: Last day for late registration as indicated in the NLC Calendar, but International students should contact inted@nlc.bc.ca for deadlines specific to their situation.

Career Prospects:

Careers and opportunities in such areas as finance, entrepreneurship, information technology, general management, marketing, and logistics dependent on prior education and experience.

Affiliations:

Northern Lights College courses transfer individually to other colleges, universities, and institutes in British Columbia. Students will receive transfer credit for courses as noted in the BC Transfer Guide (see http://www.bctransferguide.ca). A block-transfer agreement exists with the University of British Columbia (UNBC), and students pursuing advanced studies are encouraged to consider UNBC as a destination.

Furthermore, Northern Lights College courses transfer to professional associations such as the Certified General Accountants (http://www.cga-online.org/bc ), Certified Management Accountants (http://www.cmabc.com), Chartered Accountants (http://www.cica.ca ), Aboriginal Financial Officers Association (http://www.afoa.ca/index.asp ), Canadian Bankers Institute (http://www.icb.org/english/index.asp), and others.

Additional Requirements and Supplies: Financial Calculator

Eligibility for Canada Student Loans:
Domestic students - Yes
International students - No

Visit StudentAid BC to apply for financial assistance online.

Residency Requirements: 25%

Required minimum Grade (overall and/or minimum within a course): C (60%) overall; D (50%) minimum in a course.

Courses:

Year 1

Fall Semester
ECON105-Principles of Economics (45 hours; 3 credits)
ENGL110-Intro to Workplace Communications (45 hours; 3 credits)
MGMT104-Principles of Management (45 hours; 3 credits)
MGMT120-Financial Accounting (45 hours; 3 credits)
MGMT150-Business Mathematics (45 hours; 3 credits)

Winter Semester
MGMT107-Fundamentals of Marketing (45 hours; 3 credits)
MGMT217-Business Systems Analysis & Design (45 hours; 3 credits)
MGMT228-Business Law (45 hours; 3 credits)
MGMT220-Managerial Accounting (60 hours; 4 credits)
MGMT3XX-Environmental Sustainability in Business (45 hours; 3 credits)

Year 2

Fall Semester
COMM3XX-Managing Business Communications (45 hours; 3 credits)
MGMT425-Strategic Management: Case Analysis (60 hours; 4 credits)
MGMT3XX Management Skills for Supervisors (45 hours; 3 credits)
MGMT260-Principles of Corporate Finance I (45 hours; 3 credits)
MGMT3XX-Non-Profit Management (45 hours; 3 credits)

Winter Semester
MGMT204-Human Resource Management (45 hours; 3 credits)
MGMT261-Principles of Corporate Finance II (45 hours; 3 credits)
MGMT295-Management Science (45 hours; 3 credits)
MGMT4XX-Business Ethics (45 hours; 3 credits)
PSYC224-Organizational Behaviour (45 hours; 3 credits)