Not-For-Profit Financial Effectiveness

3 credits · Undergraduate

In this course, students develop the analytical skills necessary to assess financial health, ensure regulatory compliance, and support ethical stewardship within charitable and community-based organizations. In addition to the theoretical foundation, students engage in a team-based learning experience with real-world applications. Working at a not-for-profit organization as financial consultants ensures that students put their learning into practice and deliver impactful insights that support the mission and sustainability of the organization. Prerequisite(s): COMM 202-3 or COMM 210-3 COMM 497-(3, 6) Honours Thesis in Business Administration Students pursue an independent research study under the supervision of a PhD-qualified faculty member in the School of Business. Students present the results of their thesis research to members of the School of Business and other interested members of the university community. This course is graded on a PASS/FAIL basis. Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into BComm Honours program COMM 498-(3-6) Special Topics in Business Administration Prerequisite(s): 60 credit hours and permission of the Program Chair