Trent University
School of Business
Being successful in business is more than just being the best. Success takes dedication, hard work, community and global awareness, knowledge, and the ability to be a team player just as much as a team leader. In Trent’s prestigious School of Business, students are equipped for success in the evolving world of business because these traits are the inspiration behind what we do every day. Our rigorous courses as well as hands-on experiences and placements/internships/co-ops will have you doing business, not just studying it. You will hone the practical skills, experience, and knowledge needed to build you career at the world’s top organizations or redefine yourself (and the world) as a successful entrepreneur.
About Trent University – One of Ontario’s Top Undergrad University
One of Canada’s top universities, Trent University was founded on the ideal of interactive learning that’s personal, purposeful and transformative. Consistently recognized nationally for leadership in teaching, research and student satisfaction, Trent attracts excellent students from across the country and around the world. Trent’s Peterborough campus boasts award-winning architecture in a breathtaking natural setting on the banks of the Otonabee River, 90 minutes from downtown Toronto, while Trent University Durham GTA delivers a distinct mix of programming in the GTA.
Our programs
- B.B.A.: An Honours degree that acts as a launch pad to any business career or springboard to an M.B.A. Study a broad range of courses or narrow your path in a specialization. Co-op options are also available in Business and Accounting.
- B.B.A. with Specialization: Choose from Accounting, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Ethics & Sustainability, Finance, Global Innovation & Social Change, Human Resource Management, Information Systems & E-Commerce, Marketing and Consumer Culture, and Niigaaniiwin: The Art of Leading.
- Law and Business: Earn your B.B.A. degree and your LL.B. degree, and gain international law experience, all within six years.
- Business Joint Majors (HB.A. or HB.Sc.): Combine business courses with any arts or science courses – an option that is uniquely Trent.
- Business Administration Minor: Combine business as a minor with any other major.
- Post Graduate Certificates – Already hold an undergraduate degree, further your education by pursuing a Marketing & Entrepreneurship, Human Resource Management, Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, Business Communications, or Financial Analytics certificate.
- Graduate Studies, Master of Management – 16-month course based full time program.
Our city
The City of Peterborough blends a thriving arts, culture, and entertainment scene with the breathtaking natural landscape of the Kawartha Lakes region. This relaxed and friendly community offers the perfect backdrop for students who want both an ideal place to study and a chance to make lasting memories with new friends at the city’s trendy restaurants, cafés, pubs, and festivals.
Home to Trent Durham GTA, the City of Oshawa offers the best of both worlds – a smaller close-knit community within a short commute to Toronto. Nearby, enjoy a vibrant greenbelt, state-of-the-art sports facilities, shopping centres and a thriving entertainment scene. An ideal location for students who want to be close to the action while enjoying the charm of close-knit community.
Why study here?
Through a student-centred approach to business education, Trent’s School of Business provides the practical skills, experience, and knowledge needed to become a future innovator, entrepreneur, or global business leader. This renowned school offers all the advantages of a traditional B.B.A., with several unique opportunities allowing students to carve their own path. Trent Business programs prepare students to become the type of versatile candidate needed in companies today.
- Prepare for the CPA designation or HRPA designation.
- Graduate with BBA in co-op in Business or Accounting.
- Hands-on professional experience in fourth year by completing a placement with local businesses (100 hours per term) or a 6-, 8-, or 12-month internship.
- Fourth-year legacy projects and community-based research projects.
- Benefit from the knowledge and expertise of faculty, business leaders and mentors including CEO in Residence program.
- Participate in an active business, accounting, human resources, or marketing clubs and groups on campus.