Farshore University of Newfoundland

Faculty of

Business, Government & Administrative Affairs

Preparing tomorrow’s leaders to make decisions, delegate decisions and establish committees to reconsider them.

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Business, Government & Administrative Affairs

Business, economics, public policy and organizational life come together in programs designed for people who intend to improve institutions—or at least understand what the meeting is about.

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Bachelor of Business Administration

BBA4 years

Core business studies in accounting, finance, marketing, operations, management and strategy.

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Bachelor of Public Administration

BPA4 years

Policy, governance, public finance, administration and the noble art of making a process slightly clearer.

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Bachelor of Administrative Delay

BAD4 years

Bureaucracy, procedural drift, approval chains and the strategic management of things that are “currently under review.”

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Bachelor of Committee Leadership

BCL4 years

Chairing, minutes, consultation, agenda management and advanced techniques in concluding that further discussion is required.

1,480undergraduate students
420graduate students
58faculty members
9centres & institutes

People

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Dr. Emmett Elliott Fraser

Dean; Professor of Management

“Ideas are easy. Implementation is a process.”

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Dr. Sofia Karim

Professor; Chair, Economics

“Incentives matter, especially when nobody admits they do.”

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Dr. Gregory March

Associate Professor; Chair, Public Policy & Administration

“Good policy should make sense before page 47.”

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Dr. Celeste Avery

Professor; Chair, Human Resources & Organizational Studies

“Culture eats strategy for breakfast and meetings for lunch.”

Student perspective

People make the program.

“I came for business. I stayed because someone finally explained what a steering committee actually does.” — Liam Mercer, BBA (Class of 2027)

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