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In 1998, the Faculty of Business expanded to include the Bachelor of Applied Management in Hospitality and Tourism. In 2001, two Majors in Accounting and Electronic Commerce were added, and in 2007 the General Business Major was offered to students. Certificate programs were also included in the Bachelor of Applied Management in Business Administration, Accounting, Human Resource Management, and Electronic Commerce in the year 2000. | In 1998, the Faculty of Business expanded to include the Bachelor of Applied Management in Hospitality and Tourism. In 2001, two Majors in Accounting and Electronic Commerce were added, and in 2007 the General Business Major was offered to students. Certificate programs were also included in the Bachelor of Applied Management in Business Administration, Accounting, Human Resource Management, and Electronic Commerce in the year 2000. | ||
'''Physical location: ''' Philip | '''Physical location: ''' [[Philip_W._Oland_Hall_(UNBSJ)|Philip W. Oland Hall]] | ||
'''Faculty: ''' Faculty of Business | '''Faculty: ''' Faculty of Business | ||
Revision as of 15:39, 20 July 2015
Previous names: Division of Administration, Division of Social Science and Administration
Established: --
History:
In 1998, the Faculty of Business expanded to include the Bachelor of Applied Management in Hospitality and Tourism. In 2001, two Majors in Accounting and Electronic Commerce were added, and in 2007 the General Business Major was offered to students. Certificate programs were also included in the Bachelor of Applied Management in Business Administration, Accounting, Human Resource Management, and Electronic Commerce in the year 2000.
Physical location: Philip W. Oland Hall
Faculty: Faculty of Business
Notes: The Bachelor of Applied Management is part of a non-departmentalized faculty.
Sources:
- UA Case 180
- Undergraduate Calendars (UA RG 86) 1966-2014
- UNB Perspectives Vol. I, Vol. III