Program Overview

Bachelor of Business Administration Energy Management (On Campus)

Career Aspirations Meet Industry Opportunities

The Bachelor of Business Administration specializing in Energy Management prepares innovative professionals to shape a sustainable future for their organization and our planet.

Program Benefits

• Experience Market-Leading Curriculum
• Career Success With Career Support
• Flexible Learning to Fit Your Schedule
• Unique Academic and Professional Mentorship

Professional Designations

• CIM | Chartered Managers Canada
• Canadian Institute for Energy Training (CIET)

Career Outcomes

• Finance
• IT
• Manufacturing
• Health Care
• Oil and Gas
• Entertainment
• Media
• Higher Education
• Real Estate
• Construction
• Retail
• Health, Wellness and Fitness

Faculty

• Amr Shokry, MSc
• Chris Amponsah, PhD
• Daman Singh, MA
• Nathan Arney, MBA
• Tazish Fareed, MBA
• Vincenzo Alaimo, MA
• Kate Carder, MFA
• Andrew Cutler, PhD
• Zohreh Daeizadeh, MA
• Cagdas Dedeoglu, PhD
• Brent Delaney, PhD
• Nedi Gavrillu, MFA, M.Th., M.Eng.

Admission Requirements

• Canadian or PR
  • Highschool
    • Students entering from high school are required to have a British Columbia Certificate of Graduation or equivalent with at least a 65 percent average in the following:
      • Foundations Math 12 or Pre-Calculus Math 12 or Principles Math 12
      • English 12/English 12 First Peoples
    • Students entering from high school are also required to provide:
      • Official high school transcript*
      • Completed online application
      • Application fee of $150
  • University and College
    • Students entering from another university or college will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
    • Graduates of a two-to-three-year college or university program will be considered for block transfer credits of up to a maximum of 60 credits.
    • Students are required to provide:
      • Official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended*
      • Detailed course descriptions if applying for transfer credits
      • Completed online application
      • Application fee of $150
  • Mature Students
    • A mature student is an applicant who has not achieved a British Columbia Certificate of Graduation or its equivalent, and who is at least 19 years old on or before the commencement of the program.
    • Mature students will be evaluated on the successful completion of courses at the post-secondary level or through proficiency assessments, and are required to provide:
      • Official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended*
      • Detailed course descriptions if applying for transfer credits
      • Completed online application
      • Application fee of $150
• International Students
  • To apply to a program, international students are required to provide:
    • Official high school or post-secondary transcripts*
    • Detailed course descriptions if applying for transfer credits; course descriptions must be translated
    • Proof of English language proficiency
    • Completed online application
    • Application fee of CAD$150

English Language Requirements

• English is the primary language of instruction at Yorkville University.
• Yorkville University reserves the right to refuse admission to any student whose proficiency in English is insufficient.
• Applicants for admission must establish proficiency in English sufficient for post-secondary study.
• Such proficiency may be established in one of the following ways:
  • Completion of secondary education where English was the primary language of instruction.
  • Completion of at least 12 credit hours of previous post-secondary education where English was the language of instruction.
  • Completion with the equivalent of “B” standing of a post-secondary level English for Academic Purposes program accredited by Languages Canada.
  • Confirmation of an official Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score of at least 80 (Internet-based version).
  • Confirmation of an International English Language Test System (IELTS) overall score of 6.5 (no band score below 6).
  • Confirmation of a Canadian Academic English Language Test (CAEL) score of 60 or higher (no component proficiency score below 50).
  • Confirmation of a Canadian Language Benchmarks score of at least 8 (no component score below 7).
  • Confirmation of an International Test of English Proficiency (iTEP Academic) score of 3.9 (no sub score below 3.7)
  • Confirmation of a Duolingo minimum score of 120 (no sub score below 105).
  • Confirmation of Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic score of 58 (no skills area score below 50).

Tuition and Fees

• Domestic - On Campus
  • Total Cost Per Credit: $508
  • Total Program Cost may be reduced when applying applicable transfer credits from previous education experience.
  • Free Transfer Credit Estimate is available.
• International - On Campus
  • Total Cost (including Application and Seat Fees) is $83,910
  • Note: Total program cost may be reduced when applying applicable transfer credits. Costs below assumes full program cost without applicable transfer credits applied.

Course Descriptions

• Introduction and General Business Education
  • BUSI1003 | Math for Business
  • BUSI1013 | Statistics for Business
  • BUSI1033 | Introduction to Business
  • BUSI1043 | Introduction to Financial Accounting
  • BUSI1083 | Microeconomics
  • BUSI1093 | Introduction to Marketing
  • BUSI1073 | Business Writing and Communications
• Core Business Courses
  • BUSI1063 | Business and Sustainability
  • BUSI2003 | Macroeconomics in Global Context
  • BUSI2013 | Business Decisions Analysis
  • BUSI2023 | Business Law
  • BUSI2033 | Organizational Behaviour and Management
  • BUSI2043 | International Business Environment
  • BUSI2053 | Business Ethics
  • BUSI2173 | Information Technology for Managers
  • BUSI2083 | Managerial Accounting
  • BUSI2093 | Introduction to Managerial Finance
  • BUSI2103 | Human Resource Management and Development
  • BUSI2113 | Production/Operations Management
  • BUSI4153 | Business Strategy
  • BUSI2133 | Organization Theory and Design
  • BUSI2153 | Entrepreneurship
  • BUSI2163 | Marketing Strategy
• Business Electives
  • BUSI3403 | Intermediate Accounting 1 – Assets
  • BUSI3413 | Intermediate Managerial Accounting
  • BUSI3423 | Intermediate Financial Accounting 2-Liabilities and Equities
  • BUSI3433 | Corporate Finance
  • BUSI3443 | Accounting Capstone Project-Auditing
  • BUSI3503 | Introduction to Energy Management
  • BUSI3513 | Energy Policy, Legislation, and Social Environment
  • BUSI3523 | Energy Supply Chain Management
  • BUSI3533 | International Energy Development and Policy
  • BUSI3543 | Energy Management Capstone Project
  • BUSI3603 | Introduction to Project Management
  • BUSI3613 | Project Teams and Leadership
  • BUSI3623 | Project Planning Essentials
  • BUSI3633 | Project Execution, Monitoring, Control, and Closing
  • BUSI3643 | Advanced Project Management
  • BUSI3703 | Advanced Operations and Supply Chain Management
  • BUSI3713 | Logistics Management
  • BUSI3723 | Procurement
  • BUSI3733 | Business Process Improvement
  • BUSI3743 | Supply Chain Integration and Analytics
• Integrative Project-Based Courses
  • BUSI4023 | Contemporary Issues in Business: A Case Approach
  • BUSI4013 | Business Organization Analysis Project
  • BUSI4133 | Managing Organizational Change
  • BUSI4053 | Business Plan
  • BUSI4063 | Business Analytics and Intelligence
• Preparatory Study
  • MATH0910 | Developmental Math
• General Studies
  • ENGL101 | Research and Composition
  • ENGL180 | English for Academic Purposes
  • ENGL190 | Communications for the Creative Arts
  • QRSS100 | Qualitative Research Methods for Social Science
  • ARTH110 | Western Art – Prehistoric to Gothic
  • ARTH120 | Western Art – Renaissance to Contemporary
  • ARTS101 | Principles of Art and Design
  • ARTS102 | Arts Industries in Canada – an Introduction and Overview
  • ARTS103 | Perspectives on Indigenous Arts
  • CRIN110 | Creativity and Innovation
  • ENGL150 | Professional Communication
  • COMM100 | Cross Cultural Communication
  • UNIV101 | University Studies
  • GEOG210 | Human Geography
  • ENGL250 | The Workplace in Fiction
  • HIST300 | The History of Sport
  • PHIL300 | Philosophical Thought and Leisure
  • SOCI300 | Sociology and Culture
  • PSYC200 | Psychology of Everyday Life
  • SOCI200 | Global Issues in Sociology
  • HUMN100 | Introduction to Beauty
  • HUMN200 | World Religions: A Comparative Study
  • HUMN422 | Topics in Technology and Society
  • HUMN430 | Topics in Power and Society
  • HUMN450 | Design Thinking
  • HUMN440 | Smart and Sustainable Cities

Learning Outcomes

• Knowledge
• Applied Research
• Professional Capacity
• Communication
• Capacity for Self-Reflection and Continuing Professional Development

Explore Specializations

• General
• Accounting
• Project Management
• Supply Chain Management

Partnerships

• Learn more about Yorkville University’s partnerships and how they can save you money and help you graduate faster.

Testimonials

• Fatima De Luna Diaz
• Michael Boyd
• Tony Branch

FAQ

• Why should I choose the Bachelor of Business Administration Energy Management Specialization?
• How is it possible to complete the program in 2.5 years?
• How much does the Bachelor of Business Administration On-Campus program cost?
• Can I work part time and still complete my on campus degree?
• Is Yorkville University approved to offer degree programs in Canada?
• What is the application process for the Bachelor of Business Administration On-Campus program?
• Do I need a study permit to attend Yorkville University?
• What are the student demographics of the classes?
• What is the difference between the Vancouver and Toronto on campus programs?
• Can I substitute on campus courses with online courses?
• Can I become a Chartered Professional Accountant with the Bachelor of Business Administration On-Campus program?
• What IELTS or TOEFL score do I need to be accepted?
• What if I don’t have the minimum English language requirements?
• Does Yorkville University have on-campus housing accommodation?
• Estimated Monthly Living Expenses
• Does Yorkville University offer any scholarships?
• Can I apply for Canadian provincial student loans?