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Business - International Business and Trade

1-year, Ontario College Graduate Certificate Program

Business - International Business and Trade

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Confederation College delivers an excellent International Business program designed specifically for College and University graduates. This challenging, one-year program, which includes an eight-week domestic or international work placement, is a must for those looking to work in business as corporations become increasingly global.

Following graduation from this program, you may also pursue a Certified International Trade Professional (CITP) designation upon completion of relevant work experience and the FITT professional exam. Advancing your business competencies by holding an international business credential will allow you to play a pivotal role in helping businesses succeed in today’s global economy.

Advanced business courses

Expand your expertise through advanced business courses with an international focus. Develop a solid understanding of global marketing, international research, logistics, strategic management, international business law, negotiations and international finance.

Gain a profession certificate
Take advantage of the opportunity to attain a professional designation after graduation with one year's relevant work experience as a Certified International Trade Professional (CITP) and add to your job competitiveness.

Employment Opportunities: 

Get valuable work experience
Complete an eight-week domestic or international work placement at the end of the second semester and increase your chances of finding employment in the field. Many of our students receive an offer of further employment on the successful completion of their work placement. The variety of career options available to students on graduation is extensive.

As a graduate of the International Business and Trade program, you will have a variety of career options. Choose to work directly in international fields, such as: export marketing; negotiation and sales; international purchasing; business operations; logistics; or government development and research projects. You may also choose traditional careers in areas such as human resources, marketing, or general business, knowing that you can offer your employer a strategic advantage through your international perspective.

Admission Requirements: 

Degree or diploma from an accredited university or college.

International students require:

  • A completed, signed application form
  • A notarized, translated original transcript of grades from a recognized postsecondary institution
  • A notarized, proof of graduation in English from a recognized postsecondary institution
  • Proof of English proficiency: TOEFL 550 or 215 computer score, or IELTS 6.5
Other Requirements: 

It is advantageous, but not a requirement, for students to have some background in business, economics and/or commerce. Students must have a valid passport and be eligible to travel outside of Canada.

Articulation Agreements: 

Graduates from this program are eligible to access articulation agreements with the following universities:

  • Griffith University, Queensland, Australia

For more information regarding Articulation Agreements

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Do you have significant & relevant experience?

Ask about Prior Learning Assessment & Recognition (PLAR) - a mechanism to offer credits for learning acquired through study, work, volunteering and other life experiences that are not recognized through formal transfer credit mechanisms.