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Who will plan organizational futures?

Manage change in a global economy?

Make a real difference?

ADMISSION

Will you?

LETHBRIDGE CAMPUS

“ U of L has given me the flexibility to advance within my field while I develop

Markin Hall 2060 4401 University Drive Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada T1K 3M4

new business skills in the classroom. The ability to study outside of business hours is extremely beneficial for me.”

Craig Madill Finance Major Investment Advisor, Acumen Capital Partners

“ One of the great things about being a U of L student is its selection of liberal education options. As a management student, I was able to participate in a fine art study tour in Paris. It was a life-changing experience.”

Kevin Joseph, BMgt 2009 (General Management major)

“ Coming to U of L as a diploma transfer student, I valued small class sizes, hands-on learning and close interaction with my fellow students and teachers.

None of my core marketing and management classes were comprised of more than 45 students. This enabled me to continue putting concepts into practice through group work, current case studies and relevant discussions.”

Chris Courtney, BMgt 2008

For admission information and to apply, visit: discover.ulethbridge.ca or www.uleth.ca/ross/admissions

Office of Undergraduate Programs

Phone: 403-329-2153 undergrad.management@uleth.ca www.uleth.ca/management

Calgary Campus Suite 1100 Rocky Mountain Plaza 615 Macleod Trail SE Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2G 4T8 Phone: 403-571-3360 calgary.campus@uleth.ca www.uleth.ca/calgary

Edmonton Campus #1100, University of Lethbridge Tower 10707 – 100 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T5J 3M1 Phone: 780-424-0425 edmonton.campus@uleth.ca www.uleth.ca/edmonton

Faculty of Management Bachelor of Management Diploma Admission Route

Who will plan organizational futures?

Manage change in a global economy?

Make a real difference?

ADMISSION

Will you?

LETHBRIDGE CAMPUS

“ U of L has given me the flexibility to advance within my field while I develop

Markin Hall 2060 4401 University Drive Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada T1K 3M4

new business skills in the classroom. The ability to study outside of business hours is extremely beneficial for me.”

Craig Madill Finance Major Investment Advisor, Acumen Capital Partners

“ One of the great things about being a U of L student is its selection of liberal education options. As a management student, I was able to participate in a fine art study tour in Paris. It was a life-changing experience.”

Kevin Joseph, BMgt 2009 (General Management major)

“ Coming to U of L as a diploma transfer student, I valued small class sizes, hands-on learning and close interaction with my fellow students and teachers.

None of my core marketing and management classes were comprised of more than 45 students. This enabled me to continue putting concepts into practice through group work, current case studies and relevant discussions.”

Chris Courtney, BMgt 2008

For admission information and to apply, visit: discover.ulethbridge.ca or www.uleth.ca/ross/admissions

Office of Undergraduate Programs

Phone: 403-329-2153 undergrad.management@uleth.ca www.uleth.ca/management

Calgary Campus Suite 1100 Rocky Mountain Plaza 615 Macleod Trail SE Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2G 4T8 Phone: 403-571-3360 calgary.campus@uleth.ca www.uleth.ca/calgary

Edmonton Campus #1100, University of Lethbridge Tower 10707 – 100 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T5J 3M1 Phone: 780-424-0425 edmonton.campus@uleth.ca www.uleth.ca/edmonton

Faculty of Management Bachelor of Management Diploma Admission Route

93% of Faculty of Management grads say they would recommend the U of L to others.

Ready to build on your successes and gain the credentials you need to really get ahead?

If you have a business-related college diploma, you can earn your Bachelor of Management degree in as little as two years.

If you have a professional diploma in another field, you may be able to complete your Bachelor of Management in as few as 25 courses.

CUSC survey of graduate students (2007)

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS U of L’s International Exchange Programs and Work-Study Programs immerse you in other cultures and in global issues. Take courses that count toward your degree and study wherever your interests take you: Europe, the Middle East, Central and South America, or the Pacific Rim.

SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS U of L allocates more than $1.6 million in undergraduate student awards and grants every year.

A degree or certificate in Management prepares you for a successful career with domestic and international

THE BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT DEGREE PROGRAM

businesses, government, or not-for-profit organizations. You’ll gain a broad understanding of the issues that

At our Lethbridge campus, U of L’s full slate of Management majors and minors are available

face organizations today, and you’ll learn to lead.

to you including a minor in Social Responsibility – a unique and popular addition to

Your Management degree program at the University of Lethbridge will integrate current theory and real-life practice. You’ll develop sophisticated communication, critical thinking and analytic skills while building a

the Management degree program. In Calgary and Edmonton, not all majors/minors are guaranteed but you can concentrate your course selection in the most sought-after areas.

solid foundation of business fundamentals. More important, you’ll learn to integrate the different functional areas and manage responsibly in a global environment. And you’ll polish the soft skills essential to success in any organization.

Student-Centred Learning At U of L, small class sizes are just the beginning. Here, you’ll enjoy opportunities to work closely with your professors, receive one-on-one assistance with program planning, and connect with industry mentors.

You’ll have the flexibility to study full-time or part-time and to complete your degree on the Lethbridge, Calgary or Edmonton campus. Our Calgary and Edmonton campuses cater to the needs of working adults, and all classes are offered afternoons, evenings and weekends.

THEORY INTO PRACTICE (TIP) PROGRAMS The first in Canada, our TIP programs help you gain experience and apply theory into actual practice. You can sharpen your skills and connect with prospective employers through our extensive Co-op program, our unique Applied Consulting, Mentors and Applied Studies programs, and – on the Lethbridge campus – our exciting Integrated Management Experience (IME) program.

Majors • Accounting • Finance • First Nations Governance • General Management • Human Resource Management

& Labour Relations • Information Systems • International Management • Marketing

Minors • Social Responsibility (our most popular minor) • First Nations Governance • Information Systems • International Management • New Media • Supply Chain Management

Dr. Mahfooz Ansari Associate Professor

DR. ROBBIN DERRY Associate Professor

Roberto Bello Instructor

International Management and Human Resource Management

Policy and Strategy

Marketing

Robbin’s current research focuses on how stakeholders with very different ideological views collaborate to accomplish shared goals.

Roberto conducts research into the concept of social responsibility as well as the impact that corporate activities have on consumer behaviour.

Mahfooz’s main area of research involves leadership styles and how to influence others effectively.

“There is nothing so practical as a good theory. Whatever theory I teach my students, they practice in class so they can see it working.

After all, they are going to be the managers of tomorrow, and they need to understand how to manage beautifully and scientifically.”

“ It is easy to assume activists and businesses hold opposing views. But it is more challenging and exciting to discover the issues and processes that bring these groups together to work toward social change.”

“ It is, to a certain degree, easy for marketers to influence public opinion. I think that power should be used not only to increase profit, but also to benefit society.”

93% of Faculty of Management grads say they would recommend the U of L to others.

Ready to build on your successes and gain the credentials you need to really get ahead?

If you have a business-related college diploma, you can earn your Bachelor of Management degree in as little as two years.

If you have a professional diploma in another field, you may be able to complete your Bachelor of Management in as few as 25 courses.

CUSC survey of graduate students (2007)

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS U of L’s International Exchange Programs and Work-Study Programs immerse you in other cultures and in global issues. Take courses that count toward your degree and study wherever your interests take you: Europe, the Middle East, Central and South America, or the Pacific Rim.

SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS U of L allocates more than $1.6 million in undergraduate student awards and grants every year.

A degree or certificate in Management prepares you for a successful career with domestic and international

THE BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT DEGREE PROGRAM

businesses, government, or not-for-profit organizations. You’ll gain a broad understanding of the issues that

At our Lethbridge campus, U of L’s full slate of Management majors and minors are available

face organizations today, and you’ll learn to lead.

to you including a minor in Social Responsibility – a unique and popular addition to

Your Management degree program at the University of Lethbridge will integrate current theory and real-life practice. You’ll develop sophisticated communication, critical thinking and analytic skills while building a

the Management degree program. In Calgary and Edmonton, not all majors/minors are guaranteed but you can concentrate your course selection in the most sought-after areas.

solid foundation of business fundamentals. More important, you’ll learn to integrate the different functional areas and manage responsibly in a global environment. And you’ll polish the soft skills essential to success in any organization.

Student-Centred Learning At U of L, small class sizes are just the beginning. Here, you’ll enjoy opportunities to work closely with your professors, receive one-on-one assistance with program planning, and connect with industry mentors.

You’ll have the flexibility to study full-time or part-time and to complete your degree on the Lethbridge, Calgary or Edmonton campus. Our Calgary and Edmonton campuses cater to the needs of working adults, and all classes are offered afternoons, evenings and weekends.

THEORY INTO PRACTICE (TIP) PROGRAMS The first in Canada, our TIP programs help you gain experience and apply theory into actual practice. You can sharpen your skills and connect with prospective employers through our extensive Co-op program, our unique Applied Consulting, Mentors and Applied Studies programs, and – on the Lethbridge campus – our exciting Integrated Management Experience (IME) program.

Majors • Accounting • Finance • First Nations Governance • General Management • Human Resource Management

& Labour Relations • Information Systems • International Management • Marketing

Minors • Social Responsibility (our most popular minor) • First Nations Governance • Information Systems • International Management • New Media • Supply Chain Management

Dr. Mahfooz Ansari Associate Professor

DR. ROBBIN DERRY Associate Professor

Roberto Bello Instructor

International Management and Human Resource Management

Policy and Strategy

Marketing

Robbin’s current research focuses on how stakeholders with very different ideological views collaborate to accomplish shared goals.

Roberto conducts research into the concept of social responsibility as well as the impact that corporate activities have on consumer behaviour.

Mahfooz’s main area of research involves leadership styles and how to influence others effectively.

“There is nothing so practical as a good theory. Whatever theory I teach my students, they practice in class so they can see it working.

After all, they are going to be the managers of tomorrow, and they need to understand how to manage beautifully and scientifically.”

“ It is easy to assume activists and businesses hold opposing views. But it is more challenging and exciting to discover the issues and processes that bring these groups together to work toward social change.”

“ It is, to a certain degree, easy for marketers to influence public opinion. I think that power should be used not only to increase profit, but also to benefit society.”

93% of Faculty of Management grads say they would recommend the U of L to others.

Ready to build on your successes and gain the credentials you need to really get ahead?

If you have a business-related college diploma, you can earn your Bachelor of Management degree in as little as two years.

If you have a professional diploma in another field, you may be able to complete your Bachelor of Management in as few as 25 courses.

CUSC survey of graduate students (2007)

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS U of L’s International Exchange Programs and Work-Study Programs immerse you in other cultures and in global issues. Take courses that count toward your degree and study wherever your interests take you: Europe, the Middle East, Central and South America, or the Pacific Rim.

SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS U of L allocates more than $1.6 million in undergraduate student awards and grants every year.

A degree or certificate in Management prepares you for a successful career with domestic and international

THE BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT DEGREE PROGRAM

businesses, government, or not-for-profit organizations. You’ll gain a broad understanding of the issues that

At our Lethbridge campus, U of L’s full slate of Management majors and minors are available

face organizations today, and you’ll learn to lead.

to you including a minor in Social Responsibility – a unique and popular addition to

Your Management degree program at the University of Lethbridge will integrate current theory and real-life practice. You’ll develop sophisticated communication, critical thinking and analytic skills while building a

the Management degree program. In Calgary and Edmonton, not all majors/minors are guaranteed but you can concentrate your course selection in the most sought-after areas.

solid foundation of business fundamentals. More important, you’ll learn to integrate the different functional areas and manage responsibly in a global environment. And you’ll polish the soft skills essential to success in any organization.

Student-Centred Learning At U of L, small class sizes are just the beginning. Here, you’ll enjoy opportunities to work closely with your professors, receive one-on-one assistance with program planning, and connect with industry mentors.

You’ll have the flexibility to study full-time or part-time and to complete your degree on the Lethbridge, Calgary or Edmonton campus. Our Calgary and Edmonton campuses cater to the needs of working adults, and all classes are offered afternoons, evenings and weekends.

THEORY INTO PRACTICE (TIP) PROGRAMS The first in Canada, our TIP programs help you gain experience and apply theory into actual practice. You can sharpen your skills and connect with prospective employers through our extensive Co-op program, our unique Applied Consulting, Mentors and Applied Studies programs, and – on the Lethbridge campus – our exciting Integrated Management Experience (IME) program.

Majors • Accounting • Finance • First Nations Governance • General Management • Human Resource Management

& Labour Relations • Information Systems • International Management • Marketing

Minors • Social Responsibility (our most popular minor) • First Nations Governance • Information Systems • International Management • New Media • Supply Chain Management

Dr. Mahfooz Ansari Associate Professor

DR. ROBBIN DERRY Associate Professor

Roberto Bello Instructor

International Management and Human Resource Management

Policy and Strategy

Marketing

Robbin’s current research focuses on how stakeholders with very different ideological views collaborate to accomplish shared goals.

Roberto conducts research into the concept of social responsibility as well as the impact that corporate activities have on consumer behaviour.

Mahfooz’s main area of research involves leadership styles and how to influence others effectively.

“There is nothing so practical as a good theory. Whatever theory I teach my students, they practice in class so they can see it working.

After all, they are going to be the managers of tomorrow, and they need to understand how to manage beautifully and scientifically.”

“ It is easy to assume activists and businesses hold opposing views. But it is more challenging and exciting to discover the issues and processes that bring these groups together to work toward social change.”

“ It is, to a certain degree, easy for marketers to influence public opinion. I think that power should be used not only to increase profit, but also to benefit society.”

Who will plan organizational futures?

Manage change in a global economy?

Make a real difference?

ADMISSION

Will you?

LETHBRIDGE CAMPUS

“ U of L has given me the flexibility to advance within my field while I develop

Markin Hall 2060 4401 University Drive Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada T1K 3M4

new business skills in the classroom. The ability to study outside of business hours is extremely beneficial for me.”

Craig Madill Finance Major Investment Advisor, Acumen Capital Partners

“ One of the great things about being a U of L student is its selection of liberal education options. As a management student, I was able to participate in a fine art study tour in Paris. It was a life-changing experience.”

Kevin Joseph, BMgt 2009 (General Management major)

“ Coming to U of L as a diploma transfer student, I valued small class sizes, hands-on learning and close interaction with my fellow students and teachers.

None of my core marketing and management classes were comprised of more than 45 students. This enabled me to continue putting concepts into practice through group work, current case studies and relevant discussions.”

Chris Courtney, BMgt 2008

For admission information and to apply, visit: discover.ulethbridge.ca or www.uleth.ca/ross/admissions

Office of Undergraduate Programs

Phone: 403-329-2153 undergrad.management@uleth.ca www.uleth.ca/management

Calgary Campus Suite 1100 Rocky Mountain Plaza 615 Macleod Trail SE Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2G 4T8 Phone: 403-571-3360 calgary.campus@uleth.ca www.uleth.ca/calgary

Edmonton Campus #1100, University of Lethbridge Tower 10707 – 100 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T5J 3M1 Phone: 780-424-0425 edmonton.campus@uleth.ca www.uleth.ca/edmonton

Faculty of Management Bachelor of Management Diploma Admission Route