Program Overview

Operations Management Program Overview

The Operations Management program in the Beedie School of Business is one of eight concentrations. This program allows students to use business data to forecast and make the best decisions on business processes, enabling them to become operations managers. Key areas of study include data collection, economic forecasting, and decision analysis.

Program Details

• Degree: Bachelor of Business Administration
• Academic Calendar: See program description for further details.

Career Possibilities

The Operations Management program prepares students for a variety of career paths by equipping them with the skills to analyze business data and make informed decisions.

Admission Requirements

Admission requirements for the Operations Management program are as follows:

• Canadian High School Students: Specific requirements apply.
• International High School Students: Specific requirements apply.
• United States High School Students: Specific requirements apply.
• Indigenous Students: Specific requirements apply.
• College/University Transfer Students: Specific requirements apply.
• International Baccalaureate Students: Specific requirements apply.
• Diverse Qualifications: Additional requirements and policies may apply.
• Partnerships: The university has partnerships such as the SFU-Langara Indigenous Transfer Pathway Agreement and the SFU FIC Partnership.

How to Apply

To apply for the Operations Management program, follow the application timeline and evaluation process. This includes:

• Timeline and Evaluation: BC/Yukon students have different timelines for Fall, Spring, and Summer terms.
• Important Application Info: Additional information is available for applicants.

Student Experience

The university offers various resources and experiences for students, including:

• International Student Experience: Support is provided for getting ready, joining SFU, getting settled, financial planning, and academic support.
• Indigenous Student Experience: Specific support and resources are available.
• Residence: Information on living on campus.

Fees and Scholarships

• Uggla Family Scholarship: Available for eligible students.
• Entrance Scholarships: Offered to incoming students based on specific criteria.

Tours and Events

• Virtual Campus Tours: Available for prospective students.
• Campus Tours: In-person tours of the university campuses.
• Events: Faculty events and other activities are hosted throughout the year.