勞倫森大學

Learn to determine consumer needs, evaluate marketing opportunities, establish target segments and develop and communicate a marketing strategy for success in business.

Graduates are prepared for careers in all aspects of marketing, within all organization types – consulting firms, all service and industrial sector firms, government, public agencies, as well as private enterprise.

Courses in venture initiation and venture launching have allowed students to start their own marketing or communications/production firms while earning their degree credits.

Develop practical skills through collaboration and experiential exercises, role-plays and case studies.

Program highlights:

• You may benefit from an entire year of practical field experience through business co-op internship (within the 4 year program, some conditions are required, otherwise there is a placement course.
• Travel with the International Student Exchange Program. Laurentian University is among the only three Canadian universities to give students the opportunity to study in one of 260 member institutions in more than 30 countries around the world.
• Study in small classes which allow for more interaction among students and direct access to professors at upper year levels.

EPAS Accreditation:

In June 2019, Laurentian University had its international EPAS accreditation renewed for its Bachelor of Business Administration program and BAA programs, as well as its Bachelor of Commerce in Sports Administration (. SPAD). With this international recognition, Laurentian Faculty of Management students gain additional qualifications as well as a competitive advantage on the world labour market.

Career Opportunities

Graduates contemplate a multitude of career options they can explore as early as possible during their university studies. Bilingual and multilingual graduates have embraced international marketing careers in manufacturing as well as in several primary sector industries or with Canadian and foreign government agencies. Some career options in the public and private sector include, but are not limited to:

• Marketing specialist, social media marketing specialist, sales representative, purchasing agent, client account manager, market analyst, marketing manager, product line manager, advertising and public relations manager, sales manager, distribution, operations and/or logistics manager, marketing specialist for indigenous communities, arts and entertainment marketing specialist, international marketing officer.