Please note, effective July 1, 2025, the Bachelor of Management (BMgt) degree will change to the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA). Students applying to the business degree program for Winter 2025 will be admitted to the BMgt program. Students applying for Fall 2025 and later will be admitted to the BBA program. Questions? See our FAQ page to learn more about the BMgt to BBA transition.
The traditional Bachelor of Business Administration undergraduate degree (formerly the Bachelor of Management) is a 40-course program. It gives you a liberal education background combined with professional study in business and prepares you for a career in industry, education, government and more.
Admission Requirements
Applicants may gain admission to the competitive Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program by meeting general and additional admission requirements. The fulfilment of the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission to this 40 course program.
Please see additional information for international students.
Majors
A major is a specific set of courses you can specialize in within your degree. For a Bachelor of Business Administration or certificate program, a major must be selected at the time of application to the University. For combined degrees, two majors must be declared—one major for each degree sought. Not all majors are offered in all programs.
The Dhillon School of Business offers the following Bachelor of Business Administration majors:
| Accounting | Program planning guide |
| Computer Science* | Program planning guide |
| Economics* | Program planning guide |
| Finance | Program planning guide |
| General Management | Program planning guide |
| Human Resource Management and Labour Relations^ (Intake for Lethbridge campus currently suspended until 2026/27, Calgary campus still accepting applications) | Program planning guide |
| Indigenous Governance and Business Management* | Program planning guide |
| Program planning guide | |
| Marketing | Program planning guide |
| Political Science* | Program planning guide |
*Lethbridge campus only
^Calgary campus only
Minors
Once you have chosen your major, consider the option of working toward a secondary area of focus. A minor will let you explore more than one academic interest, enhance your resume and be recognized on your transcript.
International Students
Please see additional information for international students.