Carleton University

Overview

The Management and Business Systems program at Carleton University integrates computing and business education, equipping students to design and manage technology-driven solutions. This comprehensive curriculum focuses on how data, software, and systems enhance organizational decision-making, while offering practical experience through co-op opportunities.

What You'll Study

Core focus: Developing technical skills in software and data systems alongside essential business knowledge for effective management of technology in organizations.

Typical Course Areas

• Data management for business intelligence and decision-making
• Software development and mobile application development
• Systems programming and operating systems concepts
• Software engineering practices and team-oriented development
• Fundamentals of technology to analyze real-world organizational challenges

Applied Learning

• Project-based coursework that applies computing principles to business contexts
• Co-op work terms (if you opt for the co-op pathway) to gain valuable workplace experience

Electives and Degree Planning: Students may have the opportunity to select additional courses that align with their interests, such as those related to data, software, or systems. Exact course offerings and sequencing can be confirmed through the program’s degree requirements and academic calendar.

Entry Requirements

Admission is primarily based on your secondary/high school academic performance. Specific grade requirements may vary depending on the applicant’s profile and the overall applicant pool.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the Management and Business Systems program are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities in technology management, data analysis, software development, and business consulting, among others. The integration of technical skills and business acumen positions them for success in various industries that leverage technology for operational efficiency and strategic growth.