| تاريخ بدء البرنامج | آخر موعد للتسجيل |
| 2025-09-01 | - |
| 2026-01-01 | - |
نظرة عامة على البرنامج
Finance – Business
Program Overview
The Finance – Business program provides a concrete foundation in business as well as training in various areas of financial planning, investments, and life and health insurance. Students will have the opportunity to develop their skills and be prepared to write the Canadian Investment Funds Course (CIFC) exam to be eligible for mutual fund licensing, as well as the Canadian Securities Course (CSC) exams to be eligible for a securities license.
Intakes and Availability
| Date | Domestic Availability | International Availability |
|---|---|---|
| September 2025 | Open | Open |
| January 2026 | Open | Closed |
Admission Requirements
- Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or Mature Student Status
- Grade 12 English (C or U)
- Grade 11 mathematics (C, M or U)
Tuition
- Year one domestic: $2,722 (CAD)
- Year one international: $15,309 (CAD)
Semester 1 Courses
- Accounting 1 (ACCT 1100)
- Business Computer Applications 1 (COMP 1112)
- Financial Planning (FINC 1100)
- Human Resource Management 1 (HURM 1100)
- Marketing 1 (MKTG 1100)
- Supply Chain Management (SCMT 1100)
Career Options
- Accounting clerk
- Budget co-ordinator
- Credit officer
- Customer service representative
- Insurance representative
Program Details
The Finance – Business program provides students with the skills and training required to work in a variety of areas within financial services including, personal banking, financial planning, firms dealing with pension plans, scholarships, educational savings plans, and investments funds. In addition to a foundation in business, learning is focused on a range of areas including, personal financial management, taxation, retirement planning, investments and estate planning.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Process and maintain financial records in compliance with relevant policies, procedures and regulations for individuals and/or organizations.
- Prepare and present financial information in compliance with relevant legislation and regulations for individuals and/or organizations.
- Generate financial reports for individuals and/or organizations by applying financial mathematics and statistics.
- Contribute to the development and the implementation of a financial plan to meet individuals’ and/or organizations’ needs and objectives.
- Contribute to the development and the implementation of marketing strategies to promote financial products and services and to enhance customer service.
- Develop and implement strategies to establish and maintain professional networking and business relationships in the finance sector.
- Analyse, within a Canadian context, the impact of economic variables, legislation, ethics, technology and the environment on individuals’ and/or organizations’ operations.
- Develop and implement ongoing strategies for personal and professional development, highlighting ethics, values and standards in the finance sector.
Industry Partners
Students can earn the following globally recognized certificates by taking Microsoft Office Specialist exams as part of their computer courses:
- Microsoft Office Specialist: Word Associate (COMP1209)
- Microsoft Office Specialist: PowerPoint Associate (COMP1209)
- Microsoft Office Specialist: Excel Associate (COMP2209)
- Microsoft Office Specialist: Excel Expert (if applicable currently will be offered in Accounting and Supply Chain programs)
Courses
Semester 1
- Accounting 1 (ACCT 1100)
- Business Computer Applications 1 (COMP 1112)
- Financial Planning (FINC 1100)
- Human Resource Management 1 (HURM 1100)
- Marketing 1 (MKTG 1100)
- Supply Chain Management (SCMT 1100)
Semester 2
- Communication Foundations (COMM 1100)
- Business Computer Applications 2 (COMP 1214)
- Client Management and Sales (COMR 1200)
- Macroeconomics (ECON 1202)
- General Education Elective (GNED 0000)
- Business Mathematics (MATH 1207)
Semester 3
- Business Communications 2 (COMM 3202)
- Microeconomics (ECON 2200)
- Entrepreneurship for Financial Services (ENTR 2100)
- Financial Systems In Canada (FINC 2100)
- Canadian Securities 1 (FINC 2101)
- Retirement Planning (FINC 2102)
- General Education Elective (GNED 0000)
Semester 4
- Personal Taxation (ACCT 2213)
- Money Management and Software Applications (COMP 4206)
- Life and Health Insurance Planning (FINC 2200)
- Mutual Funds In Canada (FINC 2201)
- Canadian Securities 2 (FINC 2202)
- Financial Management 1 (FINC 2203)
- General Education Elective (GNED 0000)
Tech Requirements
- Laptop: Personal computer (PC). A Mac is not recommended – see notes below*
- Operating System: Windows 10 Professional (64-bit only) and later
- Processor: Intel Core i5 or better
- Memory: 4 GB of RAM (8 GB preferred)
- Hard Drive: 250 GB or larger (Solid State Drive (SSD) preferred)
- Warranty: 3 years parts and labour (On-site preferred)
- 2 USB ports
- Webcam
- Microphone (headset preferred)
Costs
Finance - Business Year 1 Costs
- Semester 1: $2,466.72
- Semester 2: $1,974.79
Finance - Business Year 2 Costs
- Semester 3: $2,294.59
- Semester 4: $1,955.21
Program Transfer, Degree Completion and Additional Credentials
There are opportunities for graduates to pursue further education qualifications. They may complete one extra year of study to achieve the advanced diploma in Finance – Business Administration.
Qualified graduates may be eligible to apply their academic credits towards further study through Durham College’s partnerships with many Canadian and international colleges and universities. Sample diploma-to-degree opportunities include:
- Bachelor of Commerce (Hons), bridge - Ontario Tech University (Ontario Tech)
- Bachelor of Business - Griffith University
- Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Management (Taught Route) - Robert Gordon University
Please visit our pathways page to learn more about how you can transfer your credits towards a degree.
Looking for more pathway opportunities or to transfer to Durham College? Click here for more information.
مخطط البرنامج
Outline:
- The Finance – Business program provides students with the skills and training required to work in a variety of areas within financial services including, personal banking, financial planning, firms dealing with pension plans, scholarships, educational savings plans, and investments funds.
- In addition to a foundation in business, learning is focused on a range of areas including, personal financial management, taxation, retirement planning, investments and estate planning.
- Graduates of this program possess skills in financial analysis, planning and control.
- There are also opportunities for graduates to pursue further education including DC’s Finance – Business Administration advanced diploma.
Careers:
WHAT YOU COULD BE:
- Accounting clerk
- Budget co-ordinator
- Credit officer
- Customer service representative
- Insurance representative
WHERE YOU COULD WORK:
- Asset management companies
- Banks
- Credit card companies
- Credit unions
- Finance companies
- Insurance companies
- Mortgage brokers
- Other independent advisors
Durham College
Overview:
Durham College is a public college located in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. It offers a wide range of full-time and part-time programs, including diplomas, degrees, graduate certificates, and apprenticeships. The college is known for its focus on experiential learning and its commitment to providing students with the skills they need to succeed in their chosen careers.
Services Offered:
Durham College provides a comprehensive range of services to its students, including:
Academic Support:
Student Academic Learning Services (SALS) offers tutoring, workshops, and other resources to help students succeed academically.Career Development:
The Career Development Centre assists students with career planning, job searching, and resume writing.Co-operative Education:
Many programs offer co-op opportunities, allowing students to gain practical work experience in their field.Financial Aid:
Durham College offers a variety of scholarships, bursaries, and awards to help students finance their education.Health and Wellness:
The Campus Health and Wellness Centre provides a range of services, including counselling, health education, and fitness programs.Housing:
Durham College offers on-campus housing options for students.Library:
The college library provides access to a wide range of resources, including books, journals, and databases.Student Association:
The Durham College Student Association (DCSA) represents the interests of students and provides a variety of social and recreational activities.Campus Safety:
Durham College has a dedicated Campus Safety department that provides security services and emergency response.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Durham College offers a vibrant and engaging campus experience. Students can participate in a variety of clubs, organizations, and activities, including:
Athletics:
Durham College has a competitive varsity sports program, as well as intramural and extramural sports.Esports:
The college has an Esports Gaming Arena where students can compete in various video games.Student Events:
Durham College hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including concerts, festivals, and guest speakers.Social Media Hub:
The college has a dedicated Social Media Hub where students can connect with each other and stay up-to-date on campus news.Key Reasons to Study There:
Experiential Learning:
Durham College emphasizes hands-on learning, providing students with real-world experience in their chosen field.Career-Focused Programs:
The college offers a wide range of programs that are designed to prepare students for specific careers.Strong Industry Connections:
Durham College has strong relationships with local businesses and organizations, providing students with opportunities for internships and job placements.Supportive Campus Environment:
The college provides a supportive and welcoming environment for students, with a variety of resources and services available to help them succeed.Academic Programs:
Durham College offers a wide range of academic programs, including:
Full-time Programs:
Diplomas, degrees, graduate certificates, and apprenticeships in a variety of fields, including business, technology, health care, and the arts.Part-time Programs:
Professional and part-time learning opportunities for individuals looking to upgrade their skills or pursue a new career.Online Learning:
A variety of online programs and courses available for students who prefer to learn remotely.Other:
- Durham College has two campuses: Oshawa and Whitby.
- The college is committed to diversity and inclusion, with a dedicated Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.
- Durham College is a smoke-free campus.
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The college has a strong commitment to sustainability, with a focus on reducing its environmental impact.
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Student Life and Campus Experience:
While the context mentions some aspects of student life, it does not provide a detailed description of the campus experience.
Key Reasons to Study There:
The context mentions some advantages of studying at Durham College, but it does not explicitly highlight the main reasons to choose this institution.Entry Requirements:
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or Mature Student Status AND Grade 12 English (C or U) Grade 11 mathematics (C, M or U)
