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Career Planning
Careers in Accounting
An
Accounting Major is available for
students interested in accounting careers. This major
requires that students complete: BUS 384, 385, 386, 387,
388 and two of BUS 471 AA-ZZ, 484, 485,
487, 488 and 489. (Accounting students are encouraged to
take BUS 485, 487 and 488 to ensure that they have
sufficient background for professional programs and
examinations. Students are also encouraged to take BUS
489 to learn case writing skills for professional
examinations.)
Students wishing to pursue a professional accounting
designation, such as that of a
Chartered Accountant (CA),
Certified Management Accountant (CMA), or
Certified General Accountant
(CGA), should
be aware that meeting the minimum requirements of the
accounting major will not necessarily ensure that the
entry requirements for any particular accounting
designation have been met. Student should seek advice
during their Bachelor of Business Administration program
from the relevant professional organization involved.
The
University of Regina
is officially recognized as one of 11 Canadian
universities accredited by CMA-Canada. This
accreditation allows qualifying graduates to be exempt
from part 1 of the CMA National Entrance Examination.
Please contact a Faculty of Business Administration
Academic Advisor for more information.
Careers in Finance
A
Finance Major is available for
students interested in careers in finance. This major
requires BUS 395, 495, 497, 498 and one
of
BUS 472 AA-ZZ, 491, 492 AA-ZZ. Student may also want to
consider choosing their arts and science electives from
the areas of economics, computer science and statistics.
Students interested in learning more about becoming a
Certified Financial Planner or Chartered Financial
Analyst, should contact the following:
The Canadian Institute of Financial Planning:
www.cifps.ca
The Chartered Financial Analyst:
www.cfainstitute.org
Careers in Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations
A
Human Resource Management Major is
available for students interested in careers in Human
Resource Management and Industrial Relations. This major
requires that students take five of the
following classes: BUS 355, 356, 357, 358, 361, 362,
363, 364, 453, 455, 461, and 473 AA-ZZ. Such students
should also consider taking their elective arts and
science courses from the social sciences.
Students interested in becoming human resource managers
and practitioners might wish to consider courses leading
to the
Canadian Human Resource Professional (CHRP)
designation. The Faculty of Business Administration
offers 8 courses that prepare students to write the
national exams for the CHRP designation. Three are BBA
required courses – BUS 285, 260, and 250; the others are
355, 356, 357, 358, and 453. Workplace Health and Safety
(the remaining require course) can be obtained through
distance education. Students should speak with a program
advisor first to determine if the course will count
toward their BBA from the University of Regina.
The CHRP designation requires that a human resource
professional recertify every 3 years. Many of the University
of Regina’s HRM, MBA, and MHRM courses qualify for
continuing professional development credits, if these
had not been used before when gaining the designation.
Careers in Marketing
A
Marketing Major is available for
students interested in careers in marketing. This major
requires BUS 310, 312 and 413* and two
of BUS 410, 414, 415, 416, 417, 435AM and
474 AA-ZZ. These students should consider choosing their
arts and science electives from the areas of psychology,
sociology and statistics. (*effective 2008-20 BBA
admissions)
Careers in Management
A
Management Major is available for
students interested in careers in General Management.
This major requires students to complete five
BUS courses beyond the core requirements of the BBA
degree.
Careers in International Business
An
International Business Major is available to students
graduating from Spring 2008 onward. The major requires
BUS 308; and four of: BUS 309,
364, 415, 491*, 408AA-ZZ* or 474AA*, or ECON 341; and one of:
ECON 342*, PSCI 240, SOC 201 or an approved university level
language course in a language other that the student's
first language. *(Students can count only one
of BUS 408AA-ZZ or 474AA, and only one of
BUS 491 or ECON 342 as part of the major.) Students
interested in learning more about becoming a Certified
International Trade Professional (CITP), should contact
the following:
Forum
for International Trade and Training (FITT):
www.fitt.ca
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