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University of Regina

Canada , Regina

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Application Fee

CAD 100

Campuses

University of Regina

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines30-Aug-2023

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Go to the official application for the university

Duration 4 year(s)

Tuition Fee

CAD 853 / credit

Next Intake 30-Aug-2023

Finance

About

Bachelor's Degree Program

Finance

Join an ever-evolving industry with numerous job opportunities with a business degree majoring in finance from the Paul J. Hill School of Business in Saskatchewan.

Finance is an essential part of any business and important for every person and society. It helps businesses and individuals make better investment and financing decisions, and directs funds to the most valued uses. Finance students learn about the management of money by individuals, businesses and related organizations.

Choose the finance major if you are interested in banking, investing, and managing business finances. You'll develop your analytical, problem solving, and critical thinking skills. If you like the challenges and excitement of operating under uncertainty, finance is for you!

Not only will a Hill School business degree with a major in finance open up many entry-level jobs upon graduation, it also prepares you to specialize with a graduate degree or Certified Financial Planner (CFP) or Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designations.

Finance Major Requirements

As a finance major, you will take six required finance courses in addition to completing the core Bachelor of Business Administration degree requirements. You'll start the program by learning the theory and applications of corporate finance then explore specialized finance classes on topics such as investments, portfolio management, derivatives and risk management, international financial management, capital markets, financial institutions, and financial modelling with Excel. You will also be exposed to case-based courses where you will apply theory to real-life scenarios.

Micro-credential Certificate Options

Specialize your education and career with our five-course business certificates:

Certificate in Ideation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship (ICE): Students will acquire business knowledge related to innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship; skills and abilities that can be applied to any industry.
Certificate in International Business (IB): Students will examine core business functions in the international context.

These certificates are open to business and non-business students and can be added to any U of R degree!

What Is Business Administration?

Business administration encompasses all elements relating to the management and operations of private, government and not-for-profit organizations in Canada and around the world. A bachelor degree in business administration prepares you to understand the inner-workings of organizations from all angles, including, but not limited to:

Fundamentals necessary to start your own company and/or assist a business start-up in achieving its goals,
Building and managing effective employee relationships,
Managing finances and making investment decisions,
Establishing a successful brand,
Preparing budgets, controlling costs, and maintaining financial records,
"¦ and much more!

Why Study at the Hill School of Business?

At the Hill School of Business there is a lot more to the university experience than just what you learn inside the classroom.

Our programs are designed to prepare you for a successful and progressive career in business as a responsible leader who creates positive social change.

Our experiential learning approach:

Builds connections between business and community,
Teaches you to think critically,
Creates networking opportunities,
Improves your leadership abilities, and
Helps you exceed your potential.

Create positive social impact

Plan, organize and facilitate initiatives that create positive social change.

The Hill Business Students' Society has raised over $450,000 to date for Carmichael Outreach, a not-for-profit organization in Regina fighting homelessness, through their 5 Days for the Homeless campaign.

Win case competitions

Join a legacy of success; compete in and win prestigious awards at the largest student-run business case competition in Western Canada and Canada's oldest and longest-running undergraduate business competition.

The Hill JDC West team has 13 top three placements in the 16 year history of the Jeux du Commerce West (JDC West) competition.

The Inter-Collegiate Business Competition (ICBC) is an international case competition that receives over 170 team submissions from over 40 Canadian and international business schools each year. Students from the Paul J. Hill School of Business regularly participate, having sent 29 teams to the Final Round since 2010.

Manage and invest real money

Manage a $2 Million portfolio (of real money!) through the UR Investing Student Investment Fund: A student-run faculty-supervised academic program.

The Hill UR Investing program is the first student-managed fund launched in Saskatchewan!

Lead conscious capitalism

Start a business with Enactus Regina, an entrepreneurial and social innovation club that promotes conscious capitalism through student-driven community projects.

Enactus Regina's accomplishments include successfully lobbying the Government of Saskatchewan to enact a high school financial literacy curriculum, the creation of a national award winning financial technology start-up, and prototyping a product to improve accessibility for disabled photographers.

Connect with industry leaders

Gain real-life, paid experience in your field of study, work with seasoned mentors, and network with entrepreneurs and business leaders.

Scholarships

The $1,000 Hill Excellence Scholarship is awarded to students conditionally accepted to the University of Regina with a Canadian high school average of 85 per cent or higher. Learn more about scholarships and bursaries available to business administration students.

Disciplines

Faculty of Business Administration

Requirements

Entry Requirements

General Secondary Education Certificate, 65% average required. All programs competitive entry

Career

What Can You Do With a Business Administration Degree With a Major in Finance?

Why is $1 today worth more than $1 tomorrow? Learn how to get the bang for every buck and how money drives strategy.

A finance major allows you to pursue many career paths. It opens up entry-level jobs upon graduation and prepares you to specialize with a graduate degree or the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) or Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designations.

With a U of R business degree majoring in finance, you can take on roles such as these:

Currency trader
Investment analyst
Stockbroker
Business analyst
Financial planner
Mutual fund manager
Operations manager
Trade specialist

Fee Information

Tuition Fee

CAD 853

Application Fee

CAD 100

How to Apply

1: Submit Application Form

Submit your application for admission or re-admission/faculty transfer online, or send in a paper application form (see below). Your application form includes what program you are applying to, your educational background, and your important contact information.

For details on how to choose the correct Application Type in the online form, make sure to review the Application Guide based on your educational background and program or faculty of interest at the U of R!

If you are applying to Nursing (SCBScN), access your application form and additional instructions at sasknursingdegree.ca.

2: Pay Application Fee

There is a $100 (CAD) application fee required. You can pay your application fee by credit card when submitting your application form online.

To arrange alternative payment methods, please contact your Admissions Office.

3: Submit Required Documents

Every application type has specific documents that must be submitted in support of the application. Depending on your application, this could include: