University of Lethbridge
Dhillon School of Business
Founded in 1967, the University of Lethbridge has locations in both Lethbridge and Calgary, Alberta, located close to the Rocky Mountains in western Canada. The University of Lethbridge was ranked second in Canada in the Primarily Undergraduate University category according to Macleans University Rankings 2021. Home to over 8000 students from 90 countries, the University of Lethbridge is an inclusive community boasting world-renowned faculty and some of Canada’s most advanced facilities for education and research.
Management (and business) education started at the University of Lethbridge in 1975 with the Department of Management, most recently renamed as the Dhillon School of Business in 2018. Today the School is an accredited member of the exclusive Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International. Over 15,000 alumni from around the world call the Dhillon School of Business their alma mater.
The Dhillon School of Business is known for its immersive experiential learning opportunities, connecting learners with industry, its supportive, personalized approach and for exposing students to emerging technology. To ensure students thrive in an interconnected world of increasing change, we create our programs to help develop forward-leaning skills such as creative problem-solving, critical thinking and social intelligence. This way, our students become business thought leaders with innovative skillsets. Our Motto, ‘Mokakit’ is a Blackfoot term meaning ‘practice wisdom, apply your knowledge’.
Our programs
Current offerings include:
Undergraduate diplomas (~ 2 years)
- Finance
- Indigenous Governance and Business Management
Undergraduate degrees (~ 2 years)
- Bachelor of Management
- Majors include: Accounting; Computer Science; Economics; Finance; General Management; Human Resource Management and Labour Relations; Indigenous Governance and Business Management; International Management; Marketing; and Political Science.
- Bachelor of Management and Supply Chain Diploma
- Bachelor of Management as a Second Degree (~ 2 years)
- Post-diploma Bachelor of Management (~ 2 years)
- Combined undergraduate degrees (~ 5 years)
- Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Management
- Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Management
- Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Management
- Bachelor of Health Science and Bachelor of Management
Graduate degrees
- Master of Science in Management
- Master of Health Services Management
Certificates
- Post-Bachelor Certificate in Accounting Fundamentals
- Post-Bachelor Certificate in Advanced Accounting
- Post-Bachelor Combined Certificates in Accounting
- Undergraduate Management Certificate
- Graduate Certificate in Health Services Management
Our cities
The Dhillon School of Business offers programming on two campuses — Lethbridge and Calgary, Alberta.
The main campus, situated in Lethbridge is one of Canada’s sunniest cities with a population of just over 100,000 people. This breezy prairie city is home to beautiful coulee landscapes and is about a one-and-a-half-hour drive from the Rocky Mountains. Lethbridge also offers a vibrant arts and culture scene and world-class sports and recreation facilities. Most students at this campus study full-time during the day.
Dhillon School of Business’ second campus is located two hours north of Lethbridge in downtown Calgary, a young and vibrant city of over 1.5 million people. The Calgary Campus offers primarily evening and weekend classes, with students able to study either full or part-time towards their undergraduate or graduate degree.
Why study here?
Experience is the Dhillon difference.
Experiential learning is core to our academic programs. This includes opportunities for paid internships, co-operative education and work-integrated learning, applied and consulting courses, entrepreneurship, international field courses, applied research projects and community-based service learning.
Our Centre for Market Research and Teaching (the ‘trading room’), is one of the best equipped academic trading rooms in Canada, giving students professionally-linked and practical investment experience. Students have opportunities to manage a real portfolio of financial investments through our Student Managed Investment Fund.
Our co-curricular professional development program also helps students learn to become responsible citizens and ethical leaders. Through our Institute for Consumer and Social Well-being (ICSW), many students are taught by faculty who are leading conversations on corporate social responsibility and sustainability in business and management.