Do you want you to advance in your career, earn more money or become your own boss? If you answered ‘Yes!’ to any of these questions, then the School of Business is the place for you! We offer opportunities for professional growth in the fields of accounting, management and marketing, as well as training to learn how to start your own enterprise. Whether you’re just starting out and want to earn your associate degree or want to go for that next level in your career with one of our Bachelor of Applied Science degrees, the School of Business will support you along the path to your goal.
Learn the fundamental accounting processes needed to prepare financial reports and operate in the business sector. Students who study accounting go on to a variety of career opportunities including finance, government or non-profit work.
With a completed associates degree or equivalent, you can pursue a BAS degree in Applied Management where you will expand your skills with an emphasis on leadership, management and entrepreneurship. You will receive training that combines technical, academic and professional coursework to jump start or advance your career.
Grow your current understanding of the business world or become prepared to join the workforce with specific skills in accounting, management or marketing. You can also participate in the CBC Collegiate DECA club, which provides an opportunity to further your business education and develop professional skills through competitions and events, community building, and leadership.
Coursework in this program provides a solid foundation of business and marketing concepts, including digital marketing research, strategies and analytics, content creation, search engine marketing and optimization, social media campaigns, basic web development and leadership, and communication experience through our Collegiate DECA Chapter.
Economics can be defined in a few different ways. It’s the study of scarcity, the study of how people use resources and respond to incentives, or the study of decision-making. It often involves topics like wealth and finance, but it’s not all about money. Economics is a broad discipline that helps us understand historical trends, interpret today’s headlines, and make predictions about the coming years.
Economics ranges from the very small to the very large. The study of individual decisions is called microeconomics. The study of the economy as a whole is called macroeconomics. A microeconomist might focus on families’ medical debt, whereas a macroeconomist might focus on sovereign debt.
In a growing Tri-Cities region, this certificate provides support to individuals looking to start their own business or capitalize on a great idea. The coursework assists you with creating a solid business plan, developing product prototypes and networking with industry professionals to learn the best practices to jump start your career.
Learn about the lifecycle of managing a large scale project including initiating, planning, execution and monitoring. You'll also gain additional training in contracts, human resource management and procurement skills related to project knowledge. Get trained by industry professionals with working knowledge and a hands-on training approach.
The role of a logistics specialist is widely respected and valued in our society. These professionals ensure the smooth and efficient flow of goods and services, crucial for our economy and daily life. Committed and innovative, logistics specialists are devoted to enhancing supply chain resilience and supporting the backbone of our community.
