Boost your skillset and become a valuable asset in any industry.
Gain a broad overview of the world of business in this introductory course on business. You will consider how various external factors such as government and social trends can affect business. You will also consider the role that economics, information technology, management, organization styles, global trends, finance, human resources and production plays in Canadian business.
Course Highlights
- Describe the nature of Canadian business.
- Explain how today’s business workforce and the nature of work itself are changing.
- Understand the importance of entrepreneurship, small business and new venture creation in the Canadian business environment.
- Identify the various aspects that make up a business enterprise, how they relate to one another and why each is important.
- Describe the major global economic challenges of the 21st century.
Course Details
Quick Facts
Format:
Online Micro-Course
Length:
40 Hours completed at your own pace
Course Price:
Free
Who is Eligible?
This online course can be taken by anyone. There are no specific requirements for entry.
Flexible Learning
Study Anywhere
With micro-courses, you choose where you learn. Our flexible course format gives you the freedom to study where, when and how it works best for you – you set your own schedule.
24/7 Access
Thanks to our online learning hub Brightspace, you have access to your course materials 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Pick up your coursework when it makes sense for you.
Boost Your Resume
Once you’re done, you’ll get to add an E-Course Certificate to your resume, boosting your credibility, skills and competitive advantage in your current or future career.
Terms and Conditions
Recognition for Credit
Some courses may be eligible for credit toward diploma programs at Robertson. Contact an Academic Advisor for more information. Transfer of credits is not available to international students.
Course Access Duration
Learners are able to complete this course at their own speed up to a maximum of six months. At the six month expiry, any learner who has yet to complete the course will be unenrolled, leading to loss of access.