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Program Overview
Diploma in Business Administration
The Diploma in Business Administration is a two-year program offered through the Paul J. Hill School of Business at the University of Regina. This program provides a well-rounded foundation in business, allowing students to explore essential areas such as accounting, marketing, finance, human resources, organizational behaviour, and strategy.
Program Overview
The Diploma in Business Administration is designed to give students the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in today's business world. Whether looking to start or advance a career with a shorter time commitment or wanting to explore business before committing to a full degree, this program is the perfect fit. Students can transfer all earned credits into a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program if they decide to continue their studies.
Beyond the Classroom
At the Hill School of Business, learning extends beyond textbooks. Students have access to:
- Student societies and clubs where they can meet like-minded peers
- Networking events that connect them with industry professionals
- Experiential learning opportunities that bridge theory and real-world practice
- Study abroad programs that expand their global business perspective
What is Business Administration?
Business Administration involves managing and coordinating business activities to achieve organizational goals effectively and efficiently. It encompasses planning, organizing, leading, and controlling key business functions such as accounting, marketing, human resources, organizational behaviour, and strategy.
Courses
Some of the courses available in this program include:
- BUS 100 - Introduction to Business: Introduces students to the functional areas of business in a variety of organizations.
- BUS 210 - Introduction to Marketing: Presents the fundamentals of marketing theory and application.
- BUS 250 - Introduction to Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations: Addresses basic concepts and processes of the field of human resource management.
- BUS 285 - Introduction to Financial Accounting: Presents the fundamentals of financial accounting theory and practice at the introductory level.
Quick Facts
- Program: Diploma in Business Administration
- Length: 2 years
- Offered Through: University of Regina
- Faculty: Faculty of Business Administration
Why Study Business at the University of Regina?
Build your future in business with hands-on learning, expert faculty, and a strong support network. As a student in the Hill School of Business, you'll gain practical experience, learn from industry-connected professors, and build a strong foundation in business.
Ideal Class Sizes
Smaller class sizes mean more meaningful discussions, personalized learning, and stronger connections with professors and classmates. You'll be part of a supportive and engaging learning community.
A Strong Foundation in Business
Build a broad understanding of business through a diverse selection of core courses. You'll explore all key areas--accounting, marketing, human resources, strategy, and more--gaining practical knowledge that applies across industries.
Explore Events, Competitions, and Networking Opportunities
Get involved in business events, competitions, and networking opportunities. Participate in case challenges, connect with professionals at networking events, or gain practical experience through investment and entrepreneurship programs.
Learn from Expert Professors and Instructors
Our expert faculty members are active in research that makes an impact on our communities. Their research interests include:
- Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Small Business
- Financial Markets and Financial Reporting
- Global Perspectives and Internationalization
- Leadership; Strategic Management
- Sustainable Community; Well-Being; Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, & Indigenization
- Teaching and Learning
Learn by Doing
We believe in hands-on learning that goes beyond theory. You'll tackle real-world challenges, practice critical thinking skills, and develop into a confident leader ready to make an impact in the business world.
Diploma in Business Administration Frequently Asked Questions
- How can I help fund my education? You may be eligible for scholarships, financial aid, or other funding opportunities.
- Are there student societies or clubs I can join? Yes, the Hill School of Business offers many opportunities for you to get involved outside of the classroom.
What Can You Do with a Diploma in Business Administration?
Upon completing the Diploma in Business Administration, you'll be equipped with essential business skills and knowledge to succeed in a variety of industries. Graduates are prepared to contribute to organizations and create a positive economic and social impact in their communities.
Career Opportunities
Some career opportunities for graduates include:
- Business Consultant
- Business Administrator
- Office Manager
- Operations Coordinator
- Financial Clerk
- Marketing Coordinator
- Human Resources
- Sales Manager
Required Courses
- BUS 100 | Introduction to Business
- BUS 210 | Introduction to Marketing
- BUS 250 | Introduction to Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations
- BUS 260 | Introduction to Organizational Behaviour
- BUS 285 | Introduction to Financial Accounting
- Two of: BUS 205, BUS 275, BUS 288, BUS 290, BUS 307
- Three BUS/ADMN electives
- ECON 201 | Introductory Microeconomics
- ENGL 100 | Critical Reading and Writing I
- One of: MATH 103, MATH 110, STAT 100, STAT 160
- Two of: CS 100 (or CS 110), ECON 202, Introductory courses selected from Humanities/Social Sciences
- Five open electives
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