Université de Saint-Boniface offers BA/BS in Business Administration, a bachelor's degree in Business Administration programme in Winnipeg, Canada. The programme runs for 4 years, delivered on campus. It carries 120.0 credits. Tuition for international students is CAD 16,455 per year (CAD 7,540 per year for local students).
Université de Saint-Boniface's Baccalauréat en administration des affaires (B.A.A.) is a four-year, 120-credit business administration degree delivered in person on a fall start. The program covers key areas of business and organizational management across companies of different sizes operating locally, nationally, and internationally, with particular emphasis on international trade, intercultural business interactions, and the human side of organizations. Core courses cover finance, marketing, human resources management, and accounting, complemented by optional coursework in economics and political science, and students develop oral and written communication skills in both French and English. Students choose one of seven concentrations: Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Organizational Management, Human Resources Management and Industrial Relations, International Management, or a Generalist option. Through USB's affiliation with the University of Manitoba, students can also take courses through the Asper School of Business or pursue one of its other specializations as part of their degree. The program includes an optional co-op practicum stream for students who want paid work experience alongside their studies. It suits students seeking a bilingual business education with a strong international and intercultural focus, preparing them for management, finance, marketing, or human resources roles in organizations operating across Manitoba, Canada, and abroad.
Requirements
Minimum GPA:85.00 / %
Admission Requirements: Admission follows Universite de Saint-Boniface's general entrance conditions, which this programme page links to directly. Direct entry from a Manitoba high school diploma requires an overall average of at least 85% across three required Grade 12 (40S) courses — Francais 40S, Precalcul 40S (recommended) or Mathematiques appliquees 40S, and one further 40S course — with a minimum of 60% in each; equivalent diplomas from other provinces or territories are accepted. Diploma-in-Business-Administration graduates may enter with a 3.0-or-better average across all D.A.A. courses completed within the previous five years, and Universite 1 graduates need at least 24 university credits including specified courses in economics, calculus, statistics and French. Instruction is entirely in French: the programme itself states no separate language-test minimum, so study-permit applicants must instead meet the institution's general requirement, a standardized French test taken within the last two years — DALF C1, DELF tout public B2, TCF B2 or TEF B2.
Application Details
Start Date:September
Application Deadline:Fall 2027 intake: application due 1 July 2027, supporting documents due 8 July 2027 (Faculty of Education and Professional Studies).