This two-year program is suitable for students who plan to pursue a career in international relations or foreign affairs, and for those interested in international economic, political and cultural history, issues and philosophies. Students also learn the basics of a second language and skills for communicating in an international context.
This two-year program is suitable for students who plan to pursue a career in international relations or foreign affairs, and for those interested in international economic, political and cultural history, issues and philosophies. Students also learn the basics of a second language and skills for communicating in an international context.
In this one-year program students will learn about importing and exporting, market research to develop market entry strategies, supply chain management, managing in international environments, legal and financial aspects of international trade business.
This two-year program is designed for domestic and international students with a bachelor's degree (in any discipline) and an interest in pursuing a career in global supply chain management. Students will learn industry relevant job skills and preparatory knowledge to attain industry certifications (APICS – CPIM, Lean Six Sigma). These certifications are internationally recognized and should introduce graduates to additional employment opportunities.
This two-year program is designed for domestic and international students with a bachelor's degree (in any discipline) and an interest in pursuing a career in global supply chain management. Students will learn industry relevant job skills and preparatory knowledge to attain industry certifications (APICS – CPIM, Lean Six Sigma). These certifications are internationally recognized and should introduce graduates to additional employment opportunities.
This two-year program covers a wide range of law and the legal system, including the administration of justice, business law, criminal law, criminal procedure and evidence, public law (including immigration and human rights law), constitutional law, and private law (torts, contracts, property). The program offers exposure to legal research skills, legal remedies, and the basic principles of legal reasoning. In keeping with the liberal arts basis of the program, students must take elective courses that are not related to law.
This two-year program covers a wide range of law and the legal system, including the administration of justice, business law, criminal law, criminal procedure and evidence, public law (including immigration and human rights law), constitutional law, and private law (torts, contracts, property). The program offers exposure to legal research skills, legal remedies, and the basic principles of legal reasoning. In keeping with the liberal arts basis of the program, students must take elective courses that are not related to law.
This two-year program provides students with a breadth of intellectual and academic experience, while recognizing the importance of concentrated study in a specific field or discipline. This program requires a total of 60 university-transferable credits, at least 15 of which must be completed at Douglas College, and at least 33 credits must be from Arts and Humanities subjects.
This two-year program provides students with a breadth of intellectual and academic experience, while recognizing the importance of concentrated study in a specific field or discipline. This program requires a total of 60 university-transferable credits, at least 15 of which must be completed at Douglas College, and at least 33 credits must be from Arts and Humanities subjects.
This four-year bachelor’s degree will teach students essential business skills such as accounting, finance, economics, marketing, writing and critical thinking, and take a deep dive into management topics such as human resources, interpersonal conflict, innovation, change management and ethical decision-making. Students will then narrow the focus of their studies and gain practical industry-relevant skills through in a concentration of their choice.