Business Administration - Energy Management Yorkville University

Overview

Graduates of the Bachelor of Business Administration - Energy Management specialization from Yorkville possess the knowledge to navigate the complexities of the energy sector but also emerge as leaders with a keen understanding of energy policy, legislation, and sustainable practices.

Career opportunities

With an online portfolio ready upon graduation, Yorkville alumni may seek management positions in their field, embark on an entrepreneurial endeavour, or prepare for an advanced degree such as an MBA.

The rewarding careers available to Yorkville graduates include those within the areas of:

• Finance

• IT

• Manufacturing

• Health Care

• Oil and Gas

• Entertainment

• Media

• Higher Education

• Real Estate

• Construction

• Retail

• Health, Wellness and Fitness

Learning Outcomes

Yorkville University faculty are committed to assisting students develop competencies in the following five general areas:

• Knowledge The comprehension of specific subject matter; analysis of the efficacy of this knowledge; and an understanding of its continuing development through critical reflection and inquiry.

• Applied Research An understanding of the manner in which knowledge is created through research and inquiry; how applied research is conducted; and how research outcomes can be used in relationship to existing and new knowledge.

• Professional Capacity The ability to bridge theory and practice by developing plans and translating them into action; working collaboratively with others to develop plans and translate them into action within organizations; the development of effective and respectful discourse.

• Communication The ability to communicate complex concepts and solutions to problems to diverse audiences in both formal and informal professional contexts.

• Capacity for Self-Reflection and Continuing Professional Development The ability to critically reflect on one’s own actions and practices, to identify one’s own strengths and limitations, and to develop plans for continuing professional development.