Did you know you can earn a three or four year degree at Algonquin College? There are many advantages to completing your degree program at the School of Business.
- Hands-on learning
At the School of Business you get a hands-on business education and practical career training. Our degree programs give you extensive and comprehensive business knowledge in conjunction with real-world skill development and experience. You’ll work with live clients, master industry-standard software and processes, connect with local industry, and have the opportunity to complete paid co-op placements.
- Faculty experience
Your instructors are seasoned industry pros. They’ll provide you with the most up-to-date and relevant industry information and help guide you through your studies.
- Small class sizes
Our small class sizes give you a highly personal learning experience. Rather than sitting in a lecture hall with hundreds of students, you’ll be part of a small community of learners working side-by-side with your instructors.
- Technology in the classroom
Our degree programs are part of Algonquin College’s Mobile Learning Initiative. Students in mobile learning programs will be provided access to a suite of industry leading software and online resources. MLP students will use their devices to enhance their learning experience in and out of the classroom, obtain and work with course materials, participate in collaborative and mlearning environments and become skilled, confident users of the technologies used within an educational environment and workplace.
Explore the Degree programs at the School of Business
Bachelor of Applied Business – e-Business Supply Chain Management
Bachelor of Commerce (joint program with Nipissing University)
Turn your Diploma into a Degree through one of our Transfer Agreements
After you complete a two-year or three-year diploma program (link to new pages) you can continue your education and earn a university degree. The School of Business has credit transfer agreements with several institutions. Your completed courses will be applied as credits towards a degree program