Hybrid
Business Management and Entrepreneurship
4-Week Internship
Guaranteed real-world placement
and networking.
10-Month Fast-Track
Launch your career in
under a year.
10-Month Fast-Track
Launch your career in under a year.
Business Networking
Direct access to industry and community leaders.
Program Overview
Launch your business career in just 10 months.Oulton College’s intensive Business Management and Entrepreneurship Diploma is designed for the modern Canadian economic landscape. Located in Moncton, New Brunswick, our program bridges the gap between foundational business theory and the practical skills needed to lead a team or launch a startup.
Why Choose Oulton’s Business Program?
- Accelerated 10-Month Timeline: Graduate and enter the workforce faster than traditional 2-year programs.
- Core Business Training: Master Strategic Planning, Financial Management, Marketing, and Human Resources.
- Entrepreneurial Focus: Gain specialized training in new venture creation and innovation.
- Real-World Experience: Complete your journey with a 4-week practicum (OJT) to build local industry connections.
- Degree Pathways: Take advantage of our articulation agreement with Crandall University to transition your diploma into a Bachelor’s degree.
Prepare for Success in Moncton & Beyond
Whether you are aiming for entry-level management roles or pursuing self-employment, you will develop a viable business plan and the leadership skills to execute it. From market analysis to financial forecasting, we turn your vision into reality through project-based learning.
Invest in Your Future
Ready to see a detailed cost breakdown? Book a meeting with an Admissions Advisor today to discuss tuition, grants, and financial aid tailored to you.
Is This Business Program Right for You?
This program is a great fit if you:
- Want a 10-month fast-track: Graduate and start your career in under a year.
- Prefer hands-on learning: Value a 4-week internship over just classroom theory.
- Are an aspiring entrepreneur: Want the practical tools to launch and manage a business.
- Need career flexibility: Seek a versatile diploma that fits multiple industries.
- Are ready to lead: Want to develop the management skills today’s employers demand.
What You Will Learn in the Business Management & Entrepreneurship Program
Students gain training in:
- Business Administration Fundamentals
- Management and Organizational Skills
- Marketing and Sales Principles
- Financial Basics and Business Planning
- Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- Professional Communication
- Problem-Solving and Decision-Making
BUS 101 - Business Basics
The course is designed to introduce students to different aspects of a general business administration environment. Various topics
such as global markets, economic challenges, competitive forces, forms of business ownership, and financial
management will be covered. This information will provide students with a general understanding of how Canadian
businesses operate.
BUS 102 - Business Math
The course is designed to introduce students to different aspects of a general business administration environment. Various topics such as global markets, economic challenges, competitive forces, forms of business ownership, and financial management will be covered. This information will provide students with a general understanding of how Canadian businesses operate.
BUS 103 - Business Communications
This course will prepare you for different types of verbal and written communication in the workplace. It will teach you numerous styles of letters and when they are to be used, as well as tactics for editing and proofreading a document. Lastly you will be taught proper formatting for various types of business administration documents.
BUS 105 - Entrepreneurship
This course focuses on practical approaches to identifying business opportunities, developing a plan that assesses the viability of the new business, developing a financial analysis that is in the form expected by lenders (banks, specialty groups, angels, and partners), determine key performance indicators that are milestone-based, and to develop an effective network of advisors. Students will pitch their business idea to real investors, so be prepared to take advantage of the opportunity.
BUS 106 - Introduction to Marketing
This course provides students with their first exposure to the key concepts and theories of marketing. The course also teaches advertising and promotions, focusing on how to reach the right target markets with the right message. Key concepts include integrated marketing/communications, defining target audiences, costs of different types of media, and the roles within a communications agency. Through a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, guest speakers and role play; along with learning exercises such as case analyses, presentations (group and solo), a test, and a major marketing project, students will gain the knowledge to work at junior levels in the marketing and communications field.
BUS 107 - Introduction to Professional Sales
The role of sales has changed dramatically over the last decade, with the new image of a salesperson being that of someone who is highly professional and looking to provide the customer with products or services that match their needs. The success of a sale’s professional hinges on his her/his ability to understand the exact needs and wants of the customer and to align these with her/his product offering. A variety of sales tools will be identified. Much of the focus of the course will be on taking care of the customer through exceptional customer service.
COMP 100 - Computer Applications
LoreThis course introduces the concepts and principles underlying personal productivity tools that are widely used in business administration such as word processing. Students learn basic computer terminology and concepts. Hands- on exercises provide students with experience in the use of personal computers and productivity tools. The student will use Microsoft Word to create documents, format the document, work with graphics in a document, and properly proof the document. This course covers Microsoft Excel at the introduction stage- how to work with information, change information, create basic math formulas, and create charts. The student will also be introduced to basic concepts of creating a presentation in PowerPoint using the same techniques. The first semester will cover Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
MGT 201 - Organizational Behaviour
This business admin course offers an overview of key marketing principles and strategies. A range of elements is covered, such as market analysis, consumer behavior, branding, product development, pricing, promotion, and distribution channels. Through case studies and interactive discussions, students will gain insights into how organizations create value and satisfy customer needs in today’s marketplace.
BUS 104 - Business Law
The course is an introduction to Canada’s legal system and the legal principles that govern business relations in Canada, with specific reference to the laws of New Brunswick. The course examines the basic legal principles pertaining to contracts, torts, employment, real and personal property, business ownership, and consumer protection. Actual case decisions are used to help develop the skills required for legal analysis and an appreciation of judicial reasoning, during daily business administration processes.
MGT 202 - Leadership Management
This course will prepare you for various types of applied skills to be used in business administration and management processes. It will teach you how to effectively manage a team of employees by means of coaching design and feedback systems, as well you will learn numerous styles of performance management. You will facilitate interviews with potential employees, staff meetings, and assess strengths and weaknesses of a company and its employees. Lastly you will deliver a one-hour business seminar to be done in a professional business style, based on research of a given topic.
MGT 203 - Computerized Accounting
This course will focus on completing the accounting cycle for sole proprietorships in the service and sales industries. It will cover the cycle from analyzing to recording to preparation of financial statements. The differences between providing a service and providing a product will be explored and practiced. A look at special journals and cash controls will round out this introductory course. Students will learn the terminology and ethics of the accounting field.
MGT 204 - Human Resource Management
This course focuses on practical approaches to undertaking all tasks within the HRM (human resources management) role. The course utilizes a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, guest speakers and role play, along with learning exercises such as case analyses. Students will gain the knowledge needed to work at various levels within human resources including business administration, recruiting, training and compensation. If the student pursues an entrepreneurial route, s/he will understand how to plan for workload; identify job responsibilities; pursue and recruit candidates and understand the necessary business administration tasks for successful human resources management.
MGT 205 - Project Management
Managers sometimes need to organize and manage projects: activities which have a defined beginning and end. Building a skyscraper, planning the Olympic Games or running an election campaign: these are all examples of projects. This course will teach students how to manage projects, from human resources to budgeting, from risk management to scheduling and business administration. At the completion of this course, students will have the required number of hours to qualify to write the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) exam, which is an internationally recognized designation in this field.
COMP 200- Computer Applications II
This course introduces the concepts and principles underlying personal productivity tools that are widely used in business, such as word processing. Students learn basic computer terminology and concepts. Hands-on exercises provide students with experience in the use of personal computers and productivity tools. This course covers Excel at the introduction to intermediate level – how to work with information, change information, create basic math formulas, and create charts. The student will also be introduced to basic concepts of creating a presentation in PowerPoint using the same techniques.
MGT 300- Work Experience Placement
The Business Management & Entrepreneurship student who meets all the work term criteria (has successfully passed all course material) will be placed in 4-week practicum session. Specific objectives in all aspects of their program must be met before progressing to this module. Successful completion is mandatory for graduation from the program.
Financial Options Available
There are many funding opportunities available for students pursuing careers in their chosen field. Our Financial Aid Team is here to help! Whether you’re looking for scholarships, bursaries, student loans, grants, or flexible payment plans, we’ll guide you through the process to maximize your financial support.
Canada Student Grant for Full-Time Students
$525 per month of study
New Brunswick Student Loan
Up to $200 per week of study
Canadian Student Loan
Up to $300 per week of Study
Oulton College Memorial Scholarship
Up to $1,000
New Brunswick Bursary
Up to $160 per week of study
Renewed Tuition Bursary
$1,500 for college students
Canada Student Grant for Students
with Disabilities
$2,800 per academic year if applicable
Canada Student Grant for Services and Equipment – Students with Disabilities
Up to $20,000 per academic year
Canada Student Grant for Full-Time
Students with Dependents
$280 per month of study per child
Our financial aid advisors are ready to help you.
What Our Students Say About Us
Career Opportunities in Business Management & Entrepreneurship
Business management and entrepreneurship offer versatile career opportunities across Canada. Graduates of Oulton College’s Business Management & Entrepreneurship program gain practical skills in management, operations, marketing, and
entrepreneurship, preparing them for roles in business administration, operations support, sales, or small business ownership. For current job opportunities and labour market information, visit NBJobs.ca.
Admissions Requirements
- Grade 12 Diploma, Adult Diploma or GED
- Meeting with an Admissions Advisor
International students whose first language is not English must submit proof of English language proficiency, unless they have completed a minimum of three years of study at a school where English is the language of instruction. Please see the international application process here.
Why Choose Oulton College
NB's Newest Canadian Business School
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is Business Management and Entrepreneurship (BME)?
Business Management and Entrepreneurship focuses on how businesses are created, operated, and grown. As a leading business school in Moncton, Oulton College equips students with practical skills to manage existing businesses and the creative mindset to launch new ventures, ideal for those pursuing the administration of business.
How long is the business program and what does it include?
This is a full-time, 10 month business management program that includes a 4 week practicum. Students gain real-world experience and build a strong foundation in business operations and entrepreneurship.
What career opportunities are available after graduating from this business program??
Graduates are prepared for entry-level management roles in industries or to start their own businesses. Career paths include roles in marketing, finance, operations, and small business ownership.
Is there a practicum or hands-on component?
Yes. The program concludes with a 4-week practicum placement, giving students the opportunity to apply their skills in a real business environment and build valuable industry connections and confidence.
What are the business school admission requirements?
Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent. Strong communication and organizational skills are recommended.
Can international students apply?
Yes, international students are welcome to apply to this dynamic business school program.
Is there a pathway to further education after this business diploma?
Yes. Oulton College has an articulation agreement with Crandall University, allowing graduates to pursue a bachelor’s degree in business management or a related field.
What makes this program unique in New Brunswick?
Located in Moncton, this program emphasizes entrepreneurship and real-world learning. Students benefit from partnerships with the local Chamber of Commerce, guest speakers from the business community, and a curriculum tailored to the Canadian administration of business landscape.
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