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MANAGEMENT
campusA U G U S TA N A
big opportunities.small campus.
MANAGEMENT bachelor of
in business economics
small campus.big opportunities.
Department of social sciences
augustana campus, university of alberta
4901 - 46 avenue, camrose, alberta t4v 2r3
informationfor more
toll free 1.800.661.8714phone 780.679.1132
www.augustana.ualberta.ca
Contact an Admissions Advisor at the Prospective Students Office
Courses OfferedAUECO101 Introduction to MicroeconomicsAUECO102 Introduction to MacroeconomicsAUSTA153 Introductory Applied StatisticsAUECO203 Intermediate Micro Analysis IAUECO204 Intermediate Macro Analysis I
AUECO/MGT206 Mathematics for Economics and FinanceAUECO/MGT212 Economic/Business Studies and Information Literacy
AUECO215 Economic ThoughtAUECO220 Thinking StrategicallyAUECO251 History of Canadian Economic DevelopmentAUECO252 India Tour OrientationAUECO254 India Tour
AUECO257/258 The International Economy in Historical Perspective I & IIAUECO264 Globalization & GrowthAUECO311 Introductory Econometrics
AUECO/MGT323 Industrial OrganizationAUECO333 Money and Banking in Canada
AUECO336/436 Economics of Financial MarketsAUECO341 Environmental EconomicsAUECO346 Agricultural EconomicsAUECO354 Economic Development and Institutional Change in ChinaAUECO356 China Tour: Experiencing Development and ChangeAUECO360 International EconomicsAUECO361 Estonia Study Tour Preparation and OrientationAUECO362 Estonia Study Tour
AUECO363/463 International FinanceAUECO364 Development Economics
AUECO380/381 Selected Topics in EconomicsAUECO384 Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis IIAUECO385 Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis IIAUECO393 Public Sector Economics
AUECO397/398 Directed ReadingsAUECO/MGT422 Industrial Organization & Policy
AUECO436 Economics of Financial MarketsAUECO449 Economic Methods of Project EvaluationAUECO463 International FinanceAUECO465 International Trade Policy and ApplicationsAUECO480 Ethics in Economics and Business
AUECO497/498 Directed ReadingsAUACC311 Introductory AccountingAUACC322 Managerial AccountingAUMGT100 Introduction to BusinessAUMGT200 Introduction to ManagementAUMGT310 Corporate FinanceAUMGT320 Business LawAUMGT330 Introduction to MarketingAUMGT340 Organizational BehaviourAUMGT360 Hockey: Culture and Commerce
AUMGT380/381 Selected Topics in ManagementAUMGT399 Management InternshipAUMGT422 Industrial Organization and PolicyAUMGT490 Business Policy and Strategy
Please refer to the current Calendar for the most up-to-date course offerings.
Faculty
Dr. Yasser FahmyAssociate Professor of EconomicsPh.D., Southern Illinois UniversityTeaching Areas and Research Interests: appliedmacroeconomics, international economics, monetarypolicy, economic growth and development
Dr. William M. FosterAssociate Professor of ManagementPh.D., University of AlbertaTeaching Areas and Research Interests: management,organizational theory, corporate history, strategic management and sport management
Dr. Amy GuerberAssociate Professor of ManagementPh.D., Sam M. Walton College of Business, University of ArkansasTeaching Areas and Research Interests: strategic management, stakeholder relations, and organizational ethics
Neil HepburnSessional InstructorPh.D. (in progress), University of AlbertaTeaching Areas and Research Interests: public finance, strategic thinking, international economics, local government administration, education economics
Dr. Varghese ManaloorAssociate Professor of EconomicsPh.D., University of SaskatchewanTeaching Areas and Research Interests: appliedmicroeconomics, economics of development, quantitative methods, food policy and nutrition analysis, environmental issues in agriculture, globalization and inequality
life at Augustanastarts here
your futureManagement at AugustanaThe successful business leaders of tomorrow will have the skills to anticipate, adapt and influence. Augustana’s Bachelor of Management in Business Economics can help you prepare for success by giving you these skills through a broad-based, interdisciplinary approach so that you can take advantage of opportunities in the marketplace.
I have a deep understanding of how to apply my knowledge to managerial positions or to other initiative seeking positions. The greatest strength of the BMgt program is the knowledgeable professors who are able to apply real world knowledge to the classroom. Having many CSL courses is also a strength as it allows students to develop working relationships with community members to complete a project, putting their knowledge and skills into practice.
—Myla Large (B.Mgt 2015)
Augustana’s BMgt has given me the critical skills and confidence to effectively contribute to the dynamic Canadian business environment. The greatest strength of the program is the small classes and networking opportunities with both instructors and other students.
— Larissa Hepp (B.Mgt, 2015)
Why Augustana?Augustana Campus, University of Alberta provides
an excellent environment in which to prepare for
careers or graduate studies. Dedicated to the pursuit
of the liberal arts and sciences, Augustana provides
an education in which the acquisition of advanced
academic knowledge is coupled with the skills
required for success: critical thinking, clear writing
and confident presentations. Augustana’s small class
sizes provide more interaction with the professor and
enable more student-led learning.
Augustana’s small city setting and excellent
residence life program also encourage participation
in community service and provide an opportunity for
students to develop skills in service and leadership.
a world-class business management degree
• Strategic planning and organizational expertise• Tools to navigate the economy of the 21st century• Foundation of business management, finance,
accounting, and marketing
At Augustana, combine the best of both worlds…
with…the breadth of the liberal arts
• Critical thinking and analytical skills• Interpersonal and networking development• Skills in speaking, research, reading, and writing
Program RequirementsThe four year Bachelor of Management consists of
120 credits in arts, science and professional, including
66 credits in the Business Economics program and
the credits required for the liberal arts and sciences
core. Because of the possibility of overlap between
the credits required for the core and those required for
the Business Economics program, a student may also
include options or an optional minor.
BMgt in Business Economics
• 15 credits in Economics Foundation AUECO 101,
102, 203, 204 and 480
• 27 credits in Management Foundation
AUACC 311 and 322, AUMGT100, 200, 310,
320, 330, 340, 490
• 18 credits in Elective courses, including 9 senior
credits in Economics, of which 3 may be at the
200-level, and 9 senior credits in Economics or
Management at the 300- or 400-level.
• 6 credits in supporting courses, AUMAT110
and AUSTA 153
First Year Program Recommendations:
AUECO 101 and 102; AUMGT 100, AUMAT 110,
AUSTA 153, AUENG 103 and an additional 12
credits towards the Engagement & Knowledge
components of the Augustana core.
For admission from high school, an average
of 70% is required in Grade 12 Academic
English, Academic Mathematics, and three
other Grade 12 subjects.
Admission Requirements
