Laurentian University’s online Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program prepares students for a management career within a large organization or, for those with an entrepreneurial mindset, provides the skills to grow their own business. Laurentian’s goal is to produce business leaders that are socially responsible with a diversified skill set.

The program also aims to prepare students for an international business career by imparting practical skills, including problem solving, analysis, critical thinking and communication.

Through the program, students will be able to explore which business pathway they resonate with the most, whether it’s entrepreneurship, accounting, finance, HR management, marketing, or finance.

Mount Saint Vincent University’s Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program offers a comprehensive business management education. The fully online program allows students to major in a wide range of business areas, if they would like to specialize beyond the general studies program.

Majors include: accounting, economics, finance, non-profit leadership, marketing, management, tourism and hospitality management, and strategic HR management.

The goal of the online BBA is to impart fundamental leadership skills to get students ready for their business careers, whether their goal is to work with a non-profit, a large organization, a small business, or even to start their own business.

While the program is fully online, instructors will respond to students promptly by email if they have any questions throughout the course. Students may also be able to schedule a one-on-one virtual meeting with instructors if they need further support.

Memorial University offers a fully online Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) program, which can be applied to after prospective students have completed foundational courses in the first year of study. The common first year courses include math, economics, English, as well as a business and non-business elective.

The program offers both full-time and part-time options, which can be completed fully online, on-campus, or through a combination of both.

Accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), Memorial University’s business school is also a part of the CFA Institute’s University Affiliation Program.

Athabasca University’s online Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) program gears students towards solid, foundational knowledge in core business areas, allowing them to choose a major in accounting, business technology management, finance, HR management, or marketing.

The program’s goal is to equip its graduates with the skills to make effective decisions, demonstrate ethical awareness, and also embrace global perspectives.

For students that have already earned a post-secondary diploma, they can take the post-diploma route and finish the BCom program in just two years, or choose to complete the four-year online program full-time.

The University of Fredericton’s online Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program gives students a flexible pathway to earn a business degree from across the globe.

The program, offered through the Sandermoen School of Business, is committed to online education and imparts leadership and business skills through applied and theoretical learning. The first two years are made up of eight-week long core courses and electives, wrapping up with a capstone project to encourage real world application.

Students are engaged in an asynchronous learning environment through assignments, case studies, papers, and discussion forums, with consistent access and support to instructors for the duration of the course.

The full-time program is 3.5 years, while part-time can range from 4.5 to 6.5 years, allowing students the flexibility to maintain their career while earning their business degree.

University Canada West’s online Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) program is accredited by the ACBSP, an accrediting body for global business schools.

The global economy-focused program prepares graduates for a career in management or business by instilling a deep understanding of core business areas, while enhancing fundamental skills in writing, teamwork, and research.

After graduating from the program, students can expect to have learned how to apply management and financial tools to critically evaluate simple business challenges, take a modern business approach when problem solving, as well as be able to develop ethical and legally-compliant proposals, plans, and projects.

Nipissing University’s online Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) program offers flexibility in length and duration. The program is customizable depending on the learning style of the student, where they’re located, and whether they’re able to study full-time.

Students can either choose from a fully online course delivery format, where the entire program is self-paced, or they can opt for a more synchronous delivery with live streamed classes. Blended delivery is also possible, where students can attend some courses on-campus and the remainder online.

The versatility of Nipissing’s program lies in their partnerships with four other colleges, which allow students the option to study on-campus in the evenings depending on their location.

Yorkville University takes a multi-disciplinary approach to running their online Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program, allowing students to choose from four different specialty streams.

They can either forgo choosing a focus area and stay within the general degree, or transition into supply chain management, accounting, project management, or energy management specializations.

The program also offers four terms annually, which start in January, April, July, and October. Every core BBA course will be offered during each term, which is helpful for students looking to expedite their degree – many of which can complete their degree in as little as 2.5 years.

With NAIT’s Bachelor or Business Administration (BBA), classes have a business focus from day one. Students can earn a general BBA by completing core courses and a choice of electives, or declare a concentration in the following subjects: accounting, entrepreneurship & innovation, finance, human resource management, marketing or management (general).

NAIT’s course delivery is flexible, allowing students to take your classes in the daytime, evening or online to suit their schedules. The polytechnic also has transfer credit and prior learning assessments for those who have done prior post-secondary or other formal training experience.

Algonquin College offers an online Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program that’s focused solely on Trades Management. Students can choose from four educational pathways, including building renovation, motive power or electrician.

There’s also an option to choose the general trades pathway, which imparts the core business competencies needed by people working in a skilled trade looking to further their careers.

The college teams up with two other Ontario-based schools, Mohawk and George Brown, to co-deliver the courses. Like Algonquin College, Mohawk and George Brown bring business and trades expertise to the table, and are well-versed at delivering online courses.

The program is offered on a part-time basis and is entirely online, allowing students to add valuable business skills to their resumes without interrupting their work commitments.

Fanshawe College’s Honours Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) program can be earned part-time and fully online for students that have already earned business diplomas and are interested in laddering on a degree as well.

Offered through the Lawrence Kinlin School of Business, the online program has three possible start dates every year (in January, May, and September). Prospective students can enter the degree program after completing a two-year business diploma or after earning an advanced, three-year business diploma.