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Section 61.150 Special Certificate Programs
Programs
There are many organizations within the business community designed to serve the needs of people work in in specialized areas of business. These organizations recognize that the educational qualifications of those seeking membership must be continually upgraded. Therefore, they sponsor an academic certificate which may be obtained through correspondence courses, or through a lecture program.
The John Molson School of Business co-operates with these business organizations by permitting personnel to register as Visiting students, and to take courses leading to a certificate to be awarded by the organization concerned.
Students must comply with the University regulations regarding dates of application and Visiting Business student entrance requirements as outlined in Section 11 Academic Calendar. In addition, they must meet the requirements of the specific organization. The credit courses taken may be applied towards the BComm degree, provided the student meets the admission requirements and wishes to transfer from Visiting Business status to undergraduate status after completing a certificate program. Students are advised that they must meet the Bachelor of/Baccalaureate in Commerce (BComm) curriculum requirements in force at the date of transfer.
Each certificate program has one or more special courses required to complete the program. These courses do not carry credit towards an undergraduate degree and are designated as non-credit courses.
Students interested in the following certificate programs may obtain details of required courses from the organization concerned:
- The American Marketing Association (Montreal Chapter)
- Institute of Canadian Bankers
- The Insurance Institute of Canada
- The Trust Companies Institute of Canada
- Professional Secretaries International (CPS)
- Canadian Institute of Management
- Section 61 John Molson School of Business
- Section 61.10 John Molson School of Business
- Section 61.20 Admission Requirements
- Section 61.21 Undergraduate Degree Programs
- Section 61.22 The JMSB Core
- Section 61.22.1 Academic Performance Regulations
- Section 61.22.2 Registration Regulations
- Section 61.25 Co-operative Education in the John Molson School of Business
- Section 61.30 General Information
- Section 61.35 John Molson School of Business Courses
- Section 61.40 Department of Accountancy
- Section 61.50 Department of Supply Chain and Business Technology Management
- Department of Supply Chain and Business Technology Management
- BComm Major in Business Technology Management
- Minor in Business Technology Management
- Minor in Data Intelligence
- Minor in Information Systems Audit and Risk Management
- BComm Major in Supply Chain Operations Management
- Minor in Supply Chain Operations Management
- Business Technology Management/Supply Chain Operations Management Co‑operative Programs
- Supply Chain and Business Technology Management Courses
- Section 61.60 Economics
- Section 61.70 Department of Finance
- Section 61.80 International Business
- Section 61.90 Department of Management
- Section 61.100 Department of Marketing
- Section 61.130 Additional Program Options for Business Students
- Section 61.140 Program Options for Non-Business Students
- Section 61.150 Special Certificate Programs
- Section 61.160 Special Programs in Accountancy