Strategic Global Business Management Conestoga College

Overview

For those looking for a career in global business enterprises, this Strategic Global Business Management program from   Conestoga College is well suited for you.

About the programme

The first year of the program will provide you with a broad knowledge base in the four major areas of global business - Accounting and Finance, Marketing and Sales, Supply Chain and Operations, and Human Resources. Furthering your knowledge and skills, you will build your management and leadership capacity in the second year. Through a variety of case studies and interactive learning opportunities, you will develop skills needed to make strategic international business decisions. As a graduate, you will acquire specialized knowledge and skills in international business allowing you to carry out international business functions in today's global marketplace. After completion of Levels 1 and 2, you will have the skills and education you need to apply for the FITT Diploma from the Forum of International Trade Training, and the CIM designation from the Canadian Institute of Management. You will be well positioned to be successful in entry-level and junior management positions in all areas of international business. New program specialization streams: In level 3, students have the option to focus their studies and graduate with the Strategic Global Business Management post-graduate certificate, specializing in either Entrepreneurship or Business and Data Analysis. As part of Conestoga's commitment to innovative learning strategies, a laptop is included in the program fees. The laptop initiative enables you to have current and relevant resources, and an interactive learning experience. You will be able to access course materials, participate in collaborative learning environments and build the technological skills needed in today's workforce. Students will receive instructions on how they will obtain their device.

Your future career:

Graduates may find employment in a broad range of private and public international business environments, including private organizations, government departments and agencies, regulatory bodies, professional organizations and international non-government organizations (NGOs). They are employed in many areas, including customs brokerage, manufacturing, goods and service exporting and importing, distribution and logistics, supply chain management, compliance, purchasing and procurement, freight forwarding, international trade development, international research, international sales and marketing and international finance administration. Graduates will be eligible to apply for the FITT Diploma from the Forum of International Trade Training, and the CIM designation from the Canadian Institute of Management and will be well-positioned to be successful in entry-level and junior management positions in all areas of international business.