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As global markets expand, driving greater need for international movement of goods, services, capital, and people, effective global business management has become essential for the world economy. Addressing this need, Lambton College's two-year Ontario College Graduate Certificate in Global Business Management offers a cutting-edge program equipping students with vital knowledge for entering the international marketplace.
This program delivers current, practical global business education that prepares students for today's multifaceted business landscape. Modern organizations seek professionals capable of overseeing projects spanning different time zones, languages, cultures, and currencies. Students develop skills to navigate the intricacies, prospects, and hurdles of global expansion while applying ethical, socially conscious problem-solving approaches to predict market demands and create worldwide strategies that mitigate risks and enhance profits.
Through this dynamic, hands-on program, students utilize data and technology to discover emerging markets, optimize operations, and secure a competitive edge internationally. The curriculum emphasizes global business principles, practical skills, and specialized knowledge, enabling graduates to develop the technical and analytical capabilities needed for today's most sought-after careers in the global business sector.
A university degree
The admissions process is competitive and meeting the minimum academic requirements does not guarantee admission.
Applicants must demonstrate language proficiency by submitting one of the following scores:
IELTS of 6.5
- or -
TOEFL iBT 79
- or -
Passed Lambton Institute of English placement test
Please Note: IELTS is the only proficiency score accepted by the Study Direct Stream (SDS) program. Additional country-specific requirements may also be applicable.
Meeting the minimum English requirements does not guarantee admission. Students with higher English proficiency scores will receive priority in the admission assessment process.