The Bachelor of Business Administration degree, offered in collaboration with the American University in London, calls for 124 semester credits which can be completely transferred from Kingston College. The primary emphasis of the program is on developing knowledge and skills of the students so that they can undertake responsibility as young executives. The program is also helpful to those who plan executive career in government, semi-government and social sector organizations. The focus of the program is on complete grooming of student's personality by providing a balanced study in the field of business and general education at the undergraduate level. The purpose is to develop executives with a strong emphasis on management disciplines. This program provides students with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective management and broadens the students' understanding of administrative processes, especially as they relate to the public sector. The program provides students with comprehensive and practical knowledge of today's competitive business environment. Up to 90 transfer credits may be granted for courses taken at other recognized institution.

Graduates of this program are prepared for public and private sector management positions in Canada and abroad. Also they help in establishing the structure which enables individuals to work together efficiently and productively. Graduates might train employees as well as assign responsibilities, delegate authority, and managing conflicts and changes.

Employment for this occupation is expected to increase much faster than the average for all occupations through the year 2005. Business leadership today is about teamwork and creating solutions. It is about acquiring practical skills that are required in the real world. It's about learning to adapt to changes happening around. It's about viewing business challenges in their entirety, as parts of the "whole," rather than as a collection of unrelated, independent, individual parts. The business sector has never been more engaging or dynamic; however, competition for the best jobs continues to increase. A theoretical understanding of business is not enough, and employers are increasingly demanding knowledge, skills and practical experience.

• Ontario Secondary School Diploma at or above the general level, or equivalent
• Grade 12 English

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