See the world through the lens of economics and gain the knowledge and skills to craft successful business strategy.

Do you fill your gas tank regularly? Do you make routine and major purchases? Do you know someone unemployed? Do you need access to credit? Do you get concerned about the taxes you pay? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you might want to take an economics course.

Economics is a discipline that encompasses a breadth of policy-related topics, from energy and the environment to poverty and welfare. The department’s forward-thinking approach encourages its students to evaluate current policy by actively questioning mainstream thinking.

The mission of the Business Administration Program is to prepare students for careers in business and related fields. This program provides general knowledge in business from both theoretical and practical perspectives.

Lifelong learning is proven to be a launching pad for long-term success. Halifax Community College's Workforce and Economic Development Division provides a perfect spring board for career achievement.

On completion of the course the certificate holder will have access to careers in any of the following sectors: Private and Public Accounting Banking financial Services Insurance Services Investing Broking Bookkeeping

Influence in Society and Business provides a compelling curriculum in English focused on Business and the social sciences.

Architects are seldom trained in business, but often find themselves running small enterprises in a highly competitive environment. This webinar qualifies for a 2 hour certificate of completion, and is tailored to the new professional in architecture.

UTP Stage II: Business is equivalent to the first year of an undergraduate business degree from the Asper School of Business.

Most countries having subsoil petroleum resources have legislated that those resources belong to the nation. Oil and gas companies can provide the capabilities required for effective and safe extraction of petroleum. The value obtained needs to be shared between the host nation and the companies licensed to carry out operations.