Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas (PDB): Business for International Students
Nipissing University offers five Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas in Business to international students who have already graduated with an undergraduate degree program from a recognized university.
Business Administration
Build your general business knowledge and skills through a broad set of courses including topics on commercial law, change management and business strategy.
Finance
Deepen your financial acumen through the study of topics including portfolio and wealth management, financial derivatives and-investments.
Human Resource Management
Complement your study of business foundations with courses in recruitment, industrial relations and human resources planning.
International Business
Focuses on general business in an international context with courses about international marketing, intercultural management and international financial management.
Marketing
Build upon business foundation courses with a marketing focus with courses in consumer behaviour, communications and social marketing.
International Student Admissions
Students must have a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university. A least six credits of university English and/or Communications (at a recognized English Language university in an English speaking country) prior to admission or have met Nipissing University’s English language proficiency requirements through acceptable English language tests approved by Nipissing University.
The Sparrow Family Experiential Learning Centre
The Sparrow Family Experiential Learning Centre is located in room A235 and is a place where students can engage in experiential learning opportunities, participate in workshops and network with community partners.
Thanks to a long relationship with and the generous support of the Sparrow Family, Nipissing University and the School of Business celebrate the opening of The Sparrow Family Experiential Learning Centre.
The new centre will be instrumental in capturing the imagination, encouraging collaboration, honing presentation and professional competencies, and helping to direct the entrepreneurial spirit of our students. Included in the new centre are a large boardroom, collaborative work spaces, and smaller meeting rooms.
“We chose to support the Sparrow Family Experiential Learning Centre because our Dad (Herb Sparrow) was a self made entrepreneur, and our Mom (Tena Sparrow) was an excellent bookkeeper with a great mind for numbers. Together they supported a lot of business start-ups in Northern Ontario, including one of the first hydroponic farms. When Dad brought home the first “hydroponic” tomato, he said it was the most expensive but best tomato he had ever tasted!”
The Sparrow Family Experiential Learning Centre is made possible through the generous support of the Sparrow Family.
