A concentration consists of a minimum of 4 400 level courses beyond core courses counted toward the degree, (some concentrations outlined below require more than this minimum.) A concentration allows students to pursue an interest within general management; the concentration is not a professional designation. The concentration will appear on an official transcript when denoted on the application to graduate submitted by the student prior to printed deadlines.

Accounting:
Any 4 400-level courses in accounting

Finance:
Any 4 400-level courses in finance

Financial Planning (5):
BU413 Personal Financial Planning and Management
BU473 Investment Management
BU483 Life and Health Insurance
BU493k Estate Planning
BU493m Retirement Planning and Employee Benefits

Insurance and Risk Management:
The following 3 courses are required:
BU419 Property and Liability Insurance Management
BU429 Capital Market Issues in Property and Liability Insurance
BU439 Financial Risk Management for Insurance Enterprises
And one of the following:
BU413 Personal Financial Planning and Management
BU423 Options, Futures and Swaps
BU433 Management of Financial Institutions
BU483 Life and Health Insurance
BU493m Retirement Planning and Employee Benefits

Marketing:
Any 4 400-level courses in marketing

Human Resource Management (4 of):
BU474 Training and Development
BU464 Labour Relations
BU468 Organizational Change and Development
BU498k Recruitment and Selection
BU498m Strategic Human Resources Planning

Supply Chain Management:
BU405 Purchasing and Materials Management
BU435 Business Logistics Management
BU445 Transportation Management
BU455 Transportation Management

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Official electronic version updated at 4:25 p.m. December 18, 2003

M. Watson, Editor Course Timetable