Undergraduate Programs
University Certificate in Administration
     
Regulations effective September 1, 2005
     

The University Certificate in Administration is designed for students who want a broad perspective in administration and to develop administrative skills.

Students holding a Bachelor of Administration, Bachelor of Commerce, or a similar degree, may not enrol in the University Certificate in Administration. Students complete the program regulations in effect at the time of their enrolment.

The University Certificate in Administration is offered by Athabasca University's School of Business, 888.449.8813, or e-mail.

Athabasca University advisors have developed a Program Plan.

     
     
  Total credits in the program 30
  Required credits 24
  Elective credits 6
  Through Athabasca University (residency requirement) 15
     
  General certificate regulations  
     
  Required Courses (24 credits)  
     
ACCT 245 Accounting for Managers of Not-for-Profit
Organizations

or
 
ACCT 250

Accounting for Managers
or

 
ACCT 253 Introductory Financial Accounting* (3)
ADMN 233 Writing in Organizations (3)
ADMN 232 Administrative Principles
(3)
ORGB 364 Organizational Behaviour (3)
FNCE 370 Overview of Corporate Finance
or
 
FNCE 234 Introduction to Finance (3)
LGST 369 Commercial Law (3)
MKTG 396 Introduction to Marketing (3)
MGSC 301 Statistics for Business and Economics I
or
 
MATH 215 Introduction to Statistics
or
 
MATH 216 Computer-Oriented Approach to Statistics (3)
     

Students planning to pursue a professional
accounting designation are advised to
take ACCT 253.
 
     
     
  Electives  
     
1.  
Administrative Studies course(s), with a maximum of three credits at the junior level. (6)
 

 

Recommendations

 
1.  

To ensure all prerequisites have been completed, students should register in ACCT 245, ACCT 250, or ACCT 253, ADMN 232, and MATH 215, MATH 216, or MGSC 301 before choosing other courses in the list.

2.  

Students planning to pursue the Bachelor of Commerce program should select ACCT 253 and FNCE 370.


     
     
     


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