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School: School of Business Administration - UPEI

Entrepreneurship
Course Format: Classroom
Non-business students attending UPEI have the opportunity to enroll in the Certificate in Entrepreneurship program. Students must register for the program with the Registrar’s Office and complete the program requirements as outlined below.
 

Business
Course Format: Classroom
The objective of this certificate program is to provide students with a sampling of courses in the areas of business. For those students interested, the certificate program also provides many of the foundation courses required to enter the BBA degree program.
 

Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
The Accounting Certificate provides foundation courses for various professional designations; for example: CA, CGA, and CMA. It is a credit program comprised of 10 three-semester-hour courses—six required courses and four elective courses.
 

Human Resources Management
Course Format: Classroom
People are an organization’s greatest asset and biggest expense. Thus, in today’s competitive environment, most organizations are seeking ways and means to better utilize their human resources. Human Resource Management (HRM) is the profession concerned with obtaining, developing, maintaining and utilizing an organization’s human resources. Besides the traditional personnel fu...
 

Masters Certificate in Project Management
Course Format: Classroom
Why have more than 6000 leaders chosen The Masters Certificate in Project Management? Graduates of our conveniently scheduled 9-module course not only receive their Masters Certificate in Project Management, but our course framework is founded upon The Project Management Institute’s (PMI®) A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®). After completing your Masters Certificate i...
 

FITT skills
Course Format: Classroom
FITTskills is a highly practical, hands-on series of courses that focus on the fundamental aspects of international business. Upon successful completion of all eight (8) courses and assessments, students will be awarded a FITT Diploma in International Trade. This diploma fulfills the educational requirement of the CITP designation.
 

SPECIALIZATION IN INNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT
Course Format: Classroom
Students develop the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively manage within an innovative environment. Courses integrate the concepts of creativity and new ventures; real-world learning; and management skills such as leadership, teamwork, and dynamic thinking. Global content ensures graduates have a well-developed perspective on worldly issues and decision making. This program fits those w...
 

SPECIALIZATION IN BIOTECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Course Format: Classroom
Students gain a valuable combination of knowledge and skills in the business of science. The program focuses on the complexities of commercialization, as well as the ethical and regulatory issues that face the biotechnology industry. Graduates of this specialization stream are well-equipped to develop and manage new ventures and small businesses or to work in the public and private sectors in t...
 

MBA
Course Format: Classroom
UPEI’s executive-style MBA program offers students a unique and valuable opportunity to advance their education while continuing to work. The program, which is offered on a part-time basis, employs an integrated approach, peer-to-peer learning, and an emphasis on developing global perspectives to ensure that graduates are well-prepared for the unique challenges of leading and innovating in...
 

Bare Bones of Public Policy-Making
Course Format: Classroom
Policy follows a cycle of forming, implementing, and revisioning—never a dull moment here! This course introduces the policy cycle, and explores the tools that policy-makers may use to reach the policy directions that affect us daily. It will be of interest to public-sector planners and policy developers who are implicated in this cycle, and to private-sector and volunteer-sector organizations ...
 

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