BAM Course Schedule – Full-time program

In our Full-time program, classes are offered 3 and half days a week (depending on scheduling) to allow you flexibility to work part-time around your class schedule.  At CityU in Canada, we support your degree completion quickly by offering courses four quarters per year which means you can complete the BAM full-time in just seven quarters.  

TermApril
2021		July
2021		October
2021
Credits102031
BAM CoursesBC 306
Ethics and Leadership		MK 300
Principles of Marketing		BSM 304
Organizational
Communications
NAS 332
Sustainable Resource Use		MG 360
Financial Fundamentals for Managers
Ethics Practicum2BC 401
Business Ethics Practicum2
Bridging CoursesENG 101
English Composition I3		Math 107
Mathematical Reasoning & Its Applications1		ENG 102
English Composition II3

TermJanuary
2022		April
2022		July
2022		October
2022
Credits47637990
BAM CoursesBC 307
Corporate Social Responsibility		SCI 306:
Health & Wellness		BSC 407
The Effective Organization		MG 495
Management Strategy
BUS 304
Organizational Behaviour & Leadership		SOC 305
Social Media & Society		BUS 426
Business Analytics for Decision Making		BSM 414 
International Management
ENT 300
Entrepreneurship		PM 401
Introduction to Project Management		HR 405
Strategic Management of Human Resources
Ethics Practicum2BC 401
Business Ethics Practicum2		BC 401
Business Ethics Practicum2		BC 401
Business Ethics Practicum2		BC 401
Business Ethics Practicum2

Class schedule: Classes will be held Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 – 2:00 pm and 3:00 – 8:00 pm. The Business Ethics Practicum will be held on Thursday afternoons in 4 sessions per quarter for a total of 10 hours.

1 Math 107 is offered for students who do not have the College Math prerequisite.

2 BC 401 allows students to practice ethical decision making as part of a community. Each term students meet with classmates and faculty to discuss and resolve personal or professional ethical dilemmas.  Over the duration of the program, they will submit milestone artifacts including: notes from the ethics meetings; reflective journal entries, and short papers on ethical dilemmas. A total of 5 credits are earned with the portfolio – one for each quarter on a pass/fail basis. Students must obtain 5 credits to pass.  

3 ENG 101 and 102 are offered for students who do not have the College Writing prerequisite.

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