Wilfrid Laurier University undergraduate business courses: availability to University of Waterloo undergraduate students
For several decades, there has been a special “cross-registration agreement” between the University of Waterloo (Waterloo) and Wilfrid Laurier University (Laurier) that allows undergraduate degree students at both universities opportunities for access to undergraduate courses at the other university. Tuition fees for cross-registered courses are paid directly to the student’s home university. The student’s home university in turn financially compensates the host university that is offering the course. Such cross-registration opportunities, however, are normally available only when there is no equally suitable course offered at the student’s home university, and access is always conditional upon space availability. Each university, of course, gives enrollment priority to its own students.
All Laurier Business courses are offered by Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics. Such courses have course prefix Business ("BU") at Laurier, but appear with prefix Business ("BUS") on Waterloo records and 'W' attached to the course number (e.g., BU352 at Laurier versus BUS 352W at Waterloo).
Only students enrolled in Waterloo undergraduate degree programs are eligible to cross register for Laurier undergraduate Business courses. Waterloo graduate students and Post-Degree/Non-Degree students (including exchange students at Waterloo from another university) are not eligible to cross register for these courses. Such students are required to apply for admission to Laurier as non-degree or post-degree students if they wish to take Laurier business courses.
Laurier BUS courses are not normally available to Waterloo students when there is an equally suitable course offered at Waterloo.
Although Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics makes every effort within its own resource constraints to accommodate Waterloo student requests for Business courses, there is no guarantee of access for anyone. In some instances, space availability for Waterloo students is not finalized until just prior to the beginning of term. If there are more Waterloo student requests for a course than Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics can accommodate, priority for enrollment is normally given to students for whom the course is a degree requirement in their Waterloo academic plan.
- The Waterloo special advisor monitors Waterloo student access to on-campus BUS courses
- Conventions for matching Laurier class sections with Waterloo class sections
- Quest pre-enrollment for on-campus BUS courses
- Quest self-enrollment for on-campus BUS courses
- BUS class sections on the Waterloo class schedule with a 1000 reserve cap for "Business Administration and Mathematics (BBA/BMath), and Business Administration and Computer Science (BBA/BCS) Double Degree (DD)" students
- How to proceed when you are unable to self-enroll on Quest for on-campus BUS courses
- Enrollment for Online Learning (OL) versions of BUS courses
- BUS course overrides (class capacity, course pre-requisites, time conflicts)
- Calendar course descriptions for BUS courses
- Laurier classrooms for on-campus BUS courses
- BUS course term offerings (on-campus and OL) and requisites (pre-requisites, co-requisites, anti-requisites) for Waterloo students
1. The Waterloo special advisor monitors Waterloo student access to on-campus BUS courses
All Waterloo student inquiries about on-campus BUS courses should be directed to the Waterloo special advisor listed below. Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics has designated this individual at Waterloo to act on its behalf. This advisor, in consultation with Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics Undergraduate Office, is responsible for administering the course-access policies of Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics as they relate to Waterloo students taking on-campus BUS courses.
Dr. Ilham Akhundov - M3 2012, ext. 43113, mathbus@uwaterloo.ca
2. Conventions for matching Laurier class sections with Waterloo class sections
| Laurier lecture section designation | Waterloo lecture section number |
|---|---|
| A |
001 |
| B | 002 |
| C | 003 |
| D | 004 |
| E | 005 |
| F | 006 |
| G | 007 |
| H | 008 |
| I | 009 |
| J | 010 |
| K | 011 |
| L | 012 |
| M | 013 |
| N | 014 |
| P | 016 |
| Q | 017 |
| R | 018 |
| S | 019 |
| T | 020 |
| U | 021 |
| V | 022 |
| W | 023 |
| X | 024 |
| Y | 025 |
| Z | 026 |
| OC1, OC2, OC3, OC4, OC5 (all online) | 099 |
| A1 | 091 |
| A2 | 092 |
| A3 | 093 |
| A4 | 094 |
| A5 | 095 |
| A6 | 096 |
| A7 | 097 |
| A8 | 098 |
| A9 | 089 |
| B1 | 041 |
| B2 | 042 |
| B3 | 043 |
| B4 | 044 |
| B5 | 045 |
| B6 | 046 |
| B7 | 047 |
| B8 | 048 |
| B9 | 015 |
| CA | 031 |
| CB | 032 |
| CC | 033 |
| CD | 034 |
| CE | 035 |
| CF | 036 |
| CG | 057 |
| C1 | 059 |
| C2 | 060 |
| DA | 040 |
| D1 | 061 |
| D2 | 062 |
| DE | 099 |
| E1 | 063 |
| E2 | 064 |
| F1 | 027 |
| F2 | 028 |
| F3 | 029 |
| H1 | 030 |
| H2 | 058 |
| H3 | 065 |
| H4 | 066 |
| IN | 038 |
| L1 | 067 |
| L2 | 068 |
| L3 | 069 |
| L4 | 070 |
| L5 | 076 |
| L6 | 077 |
| P1 | 071 |
| P2 | 072 |
| P3 | 073 |
| P4 | 074 |
| P5 | 075 |
| S1 | 051 |
| S2 | 052 |
| S3 | 053 |
| T1 | 054 |
| T2 | 055 |
| T3 | 056 |
| WV | 078 |
| YA | 037 |
| YB | 049 |
| 0 (digit zero) or blank | 001 |
3. Quest pre-enrollment for on-campus BUS courses
On-campus BUS courses are the only Laurier courses available to choose during course selection. Because space is always at such a premium in so many of the BUS courses, it is very important that Waterloo students choose such courses during the designated course selection period. While doing so does not guarantee access to the BUS courses of your choice, it does very considerably enhance your chances. In some instances, only enough space is provided to accommodate those students who chose the courses during the course selection period.
4. Quest self-enrollmentfor on-campus BUS courses
All cross registrations for Laurier non-BUS courses require completion of a special Waterloo Undergraduate Studies Cross-Registration form, as do cross registrations for Online Learning (OL) versions of BUS courses. You cannot pre-enroll or self-enroll on Quest for courses that require a Cross-Registration Form. The Waterloo special advisors listed in section (1) above are not involved with any Laurier courses that require a Cross-Registration Form, but such forms do require an approval signature from your Waterloo academic advisor.
On-campus BUS courses, however, do not involve a Cross-Registration Form. In the majority of cases, Waterloo students in undergraduate degree programs may self-enroll on Quest for on-campus BUS course sections in the same manner as they do for Waterloo courses.
Section (6) below explains the procedure to follow when Quest does not allow self-enrollment for on-campus BUS courses.
5. BUS class sections on the Waterloo class schedule with a 1000 reserve cap for “BBA/BMath and BBA/BCS Double Degree students”
A complete Waterloo class schedule for each relevant term is provided.
Context:
A large number of BUS class sections on the Waterloo class schedule have a 1000 reserve cap for DD students. The 1000 figure refers to the number in the "Reserve: BBA/BMath-BCS Double Degree" row and "Enrl Cap" column for the course section in question.
This 1000 number is merely a flag to indicate that some spaces in that section, and in many cases all of the available spaces, are being reserved exclusively for DD students. The actual number of such DD reserved spaces is obviously not 1000, but the precise number is not relevant to anyone other than DD students.
Each class section has an "Overall enrollment cap" which is the number directly under the "Enrl Cap" heading for the course section in question.
Each class section has an "Overall enrollment total" which is the number directly under the "Enrl Tot" heading for the course section in question.
Situation 1 - DD reserve cap 1000 and overall enrollment cap 1000:
Both caps 1000 signify that Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics has not allocated any spaces for non-DD students. DD students are the only ones eligible for that class section.
When special circumstances warrant, exceptions for non-DD students can sometimes be arranged with Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics, but only through the Waterloo special advisors listed in section (1) above, and almost never for junior courses. Consult one of the Waterloo special advisors if you feel that your situation warrants special consideration.
Situation 2 - DD reserve cap 1000 and overall enrollment cap larger than 1000:
In such instances, Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics has made spaces available for non-DD students [see examples (i) and (ii) below for how to determine the actual number of such non-DD spaces]. These spaces tend, for the most part, to be taken by students who elected to choose the course during course selection for the term in question.
If Quest is blocking your self-enrollment because all of the non-DD spaces have already been taken, please consult one of the Waterloo special advisors listed in section (1) above to see if Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics is in a position to make additional non-DD spaces available.
Example (i):
DD reserve cap 1000, overall enrollment cap 1020, overall enrollment total 28, and 17 listed as enrolled opposite the DD reserve cap. In this case, 1020 - 1000 = 20 spaces have been provided for non-DD students and 28 - 17 = 11 non-DD students are already enrolled (leaving 9 non-DD spaces still available for self enrollment in that course section) along with 17 DD students.
Example (ii):
DD reserve cap 1000, overall enrollment cap 1005, overall enrollment total 15, and 10 listed as enrolled opposite the DD reserve cap. In this case, 1005 - 1000 = 5 spaces have been provided for non-DD students and 15 - 10 = 5 non-DD students are already enrolled (leaving no non-DD spaces still available in that course section) along with 10 DD students.
In instances like Example (ii), consult one of the Waterloo special advisors listed in section (1) above to see if Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics is in a position to make additional non-DD spaces available.
6. How to proceed when you are unable to self-enroll on Quest for on-campus BUS courses
There are four primary reasons [(a) through (d) below] why you may not be able to successfully self-enroll on Quest for on-campus BUS courses:
(a) If your Quest attempt to self-enroll was unsuccessful because “course requisites not met”, consult the chart below to determine whether you satisfy the listed course requisites for the BUS course of interest to you.
If you do satisfy the listed course requisites, contact one of the Waterloo special advisors listed in section (1) above. However if, you do not satisfy the listed course requisites, consult section (8) below.
(b) If your Quest attempt to self-enroll was unsuccessful because of “time conflicts”, consult section (8) below.
(c) If your Quest attempt to self-enroll was unsuccessful because of space and/or reserve cap limitations, consult section (5) above, and if appropriate, consult one of the Waterloo special advisors listed in section (1) above.
(d) If the BUS course (or the particular lecture section of interest to you) does not appear on the Waterloo schedule of classes for undergraduate students, please consult the Laurier on-campus class schedule to confirm that the course (or particular lecture section) is actually being offered.
Note: Lecture sections designated “Must be enrolled in Honours Business” or "BBA only" on the Laurier class schedule are not available to Waterloo non-DD students. These sections are reserved exclusively for Laurier honours BBA students [which include Waterloo BBA/Bath and BBA/BCS Double Degree (DD) students] and there are no exceptions.
If the BUS course section of interest to you is indeed being offered (and it is not restricted to Laurier BBA students), consult the Waterloo special advisor listed in section (1) above to see if the Laurier SBE is in a position to make non-DD spaces available in that section.
7. Enrollment for Online Learning (OL) versions of BUS courses
The Waterloo special advisors listed in (1) above are not involved with Waterloo students taking Laurier Online Learning courses, BUS or otherwise.
Please consult the Laurier Online Learning course offerings website to confirm which BUS courses are scheduled to be offered in Online Learning mode in the term(s) of interest to you. All Waterloo student requests for Laurier Online Learning courses, BUS or otherwise, require completion of a Waterloo Undergraduate Studies Cross-Registration form that requires an approval signature from your Waterloo academic advisor. We recommend that you make a copy of the approved form before submitting the original for processing.
The signed form should be submitted to the Waterloo Registrar’s Office, which in turn contacts the Laurier Registrar’s Office to confirm whether there is a space available for you. Assuming that such space is available, the Waterloo Registrar’s Office then enrolls you in the course on Quest. Otherwise, it will notify you via email that Laurier cannot accommodate your request.
Final enrollment is not assured until the Laurier Registrar’s Office has processed your request and the Waterloo Registrar’s Office has added the course to your Waterloo class schedule (viewable on Quest). This whole process may take several days to complete. Shortly thereafter, the Laurier Registrar’s Office will contact you to confirm your enrollment and to explain the follow up steps involved in taking a Laurier Online Learning course.
If you have any course(s) that you wish to have dropped by the Waterloo Registrar’s Office when the requested BUS Online Learning course is added to your Waterloo class schedule, you should explicitly designate the course(s) on your Cross-Registration Form.
8. BUS course overrides (class capacity, course pre-requisites, time conflicts)
Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics retains complete control of undergraduate BUS course space allocation within its Undergraduate Office. That office does not normally waive course pre-requisites and it does not approve requests for class-time conflicts. Individual BUS course instructors who wish to make such special exceptions, or to override existing class capacity limits, must seek approval from Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics Undergraduate Office. Only under very special circumstances are such requests normally approved.
To deal with special requests from Waterloo students who have not been able to self-enroll on Quest for the on-campus BUS class of their choice, Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics has designated the Waterloo special advisors listed in section (1) above to act on its behalf.
Laurier BUS course instructors and Laurier's Lazaridis School of Business and Economics Undergraduate Office personnel no longer sign Waterloo Course Override forms or Waterloo Undergraduate Studies Cross-Registration forms. All such special requests for BUS courses require approval instead from the designated Waterloo special advisor in section (1) above.
9. Calendar course descriptions for BUS courses
Course descriptions for Laurier BUS courses can be found in the Laurier undergraduate calendar. The requisites in that calendar, of course, are for Laurier students. Waterloo students should consult the downloadable chart in section (11) below for requisites that apply to them.
10. Laurier classrooms for on-campus BUS courses
Laurier classrooms for on-campus BUS courses are not included on individual Waterloo Quest class schedules nor on the Waterloo web class schedule. The Laurier class schedule includes rooms.
11. BUS course term offerings (on-campus and OL) and requisites (pre-requisites, co-requisites, anti-requisites) For waterloo students
| Laurier BUS course | Course title | Normal on-campus term offerings | Normal distance ed term offerings | Course prerequisites and corequisites for University of Waterloo Students | University of Waterloo plan exclusions | Anti-requisite courses for University of Waterloo students | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BUS | 111W | Understanding the Business Environment | Fall (F), winter (W), spring (S) | None | AFM 131 | ||
| BUS | 121W |
Critical Thinking and Communication Skills |
W, S | None | |||
| BUS | 127W | Introduction to Financial Accounting | F, W | S | All Waterloo students, except BBA/BMath and BBA/BCS DD students | AFM 101, 121, 123; BUS 227W | |
| BUS | 223W | Fundamentals of Finance | F, W | None | BUS 121W; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; (one of AFM 101, BUS 127W; one of AFM 102, BUS 247W) or (one of AFM 123, BUS 237W) | BBA/BMath and BBA/BCS DD students and Math/Business students | ACTSC 371, 372; AFM 271; 371; ACTSC 291/AFM 272; ACTSC 391/AFM 372; BUS 383W, 393W; ECON 371 |
| BUS | 231W | Business Law | F, W, S | F, W, S | All Waterloo students, except BBA/BMath and BBA/BCS DD students | AFM 231, CIVE 491, ENVS 201, GENE 411, ME 401, COMM 231 | |
| BUS | 233W | Personal Finance | F | F, S | BBA/BMath and BBA/BCS DD students and Math/Business students | ||
| BUS | 247W | Managerial Accounting | F, W, S | F, W, S | One of AFM 101, BUS 127W | All Waterloo students, except BBA/BMath and BBA/BCS DD students | AFM 102, 123; MSCI 262 |
| BUS | 252W | Introduction to Marketing Management | F, W, S | None | One of AFM 131, BUS 111W | ECON 344 / MGMT 244/ BUS 352W | |
| BUS | 275W | Business Decision Models | W, S | S | BUS 255W or (any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g. ECON 221)) | Math faculty students | CO 227, 250, 355; MSCI 331 |
| BUS | 283W | Financial Management 1 | F, W, S | F | Any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g. STAT 231); one of AFM 101, BUS 127W | Math/Business students | ACTSC 371, 372; AFM 271, 371; ACTSC 291/AFM 272; ACTSC 391/AFM 372; BUS 223W; ECON 371 |
| BUS | 288W | Organizational Behaviour 1 | F, W | None | BUS 121; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W | Math/Business students - all Waterloo students, except BBA/BMath and BBA/BCS DD students | BUS 228W; MSCI 211, 311; PSYCH 338/238 |
| BUS | 352W | Introduction to Marketing Management | F, W, S | None | One of AFM 131, BUS 111W | ECON 344 / MGMT 244/ BUS 252W | |
| BUS | 353W | Introduction to Risk Management and Insurance | W, S | None | Any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g. STAT 231); one of ACTSC 291, 371, 372, AFM 271, 272, BUS 383W, ECON 371 | MTHEL 305A, MTHEL 305B | |
| BUS | 354W | Human Resources Management | F, W | None |
BUS 121; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; one of BUS 288W, MSCI 211, PSYCH 338/238 |
Math/Business students - all Waterloo students, except BBA/BMath and BBA/BCS DD students | HRM 200, PSYCH 339 |
| BUS | 357W | Taxation 1 | F, W, S | None | One of AFM 101, BUS 127W | AFM 361 | |
| BUS | 362W | Applied Marketing | F, W, S | None | BUS 121; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; one of BUS 252W, BUS 352W,ECON 344 / MGMT 244 | ||
| BUS | 375W | Operations Management | W, S | None | Any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g. STAT 231) | All Waterloo students, except BBA/BMath and BBA/BCS DD students | BUS 385W, BUS 395W |
| BUS | 387W | Intermediate Accounting 1 | F, W, S | None | One of AFM 101, BUS 127W; one of AFM 102; BUS 247W | AFM 291, COMM 321 | |
| BUS | 393W | Financial Management 2 | F, W, S | None | Any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g. STAT 231); One of BUS 383W, ECON 371; one of AFM 101, BUS 127W | Math/Business students | ACTSC 371, 372; AFM 271, 371; ACTSC 291/AFM 272; ACTSC 391/AFM 372; BUS 223W |
| BUS | 397W | Intermediate Accounting 2 | F, W, S | None | BUS 387W | AFM 391, COMM 321 | |
| BUS | 398W | Organizational Behaviour 2 | W, S | None | BUS 288W | Math/Business students | BUS 228W; MSCI 211, 311; PSYCH 338/238 |
| BUS | 403W | Entrepreneurial Finance | W | None | BUS 393W and ECON 260W or (ACTSC 372; one of AFM 101, BUS 127W; ECON 201) | ||
| BUS | 405W | Procurement and Supply Management | F, W | None | BUS 395W or (any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g., STAT 231); MSCI 432; one of CO 250, 255 MSCI 331) | ||
| BUS | 408W | Recruitment and Selection | F, W | None | BUS 354W or (HRM 200; BUS 121W; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; one of BUS 288W, MSCI 211, PSYCH 338/238) | ||
| BUS | 411W | Business Strategy for Sustainability | W | None | BUS 354W or (HRM 200; BUS 121W; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; one of BUS 288W, MSCI 211, PSYCH 338/238) | Math/Business students | |
| BUS | 412W | Services Marketing Management | F, W, S | None | BUS 362W | ||
| BUS | 413W | Personal Financial Planning and Management | F, W, S | None | BUS 393W or (ACTSC 372, one of AFM 101, BUS 127W) | ||
| BUS | 414W | Occupational Health and Safety | F, W | None | BUS 354W or (HRM 200; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; One of BUS 288W, MSCI 211, PSYCH 338/238) | ||
| BUS | 415W | Introduction to Management Information Systems | F, W, S | None | BUS 121W; one of AFM 131; BUS 111W; one of CS 116, 135; Level 3A or above | BBA/BMath and BBA/BCS DD students and Math/Business students | AFM 241; BUS 476W; BUS 486W; CS 330; CS 490 |
| BUS | 416W | International Finance and Accounting | W | None | BUS 393W | ||
| BUS | 417W | Financial Statement Analysis | F | None |
Prerequisite: BUS 427W Corequisite: BUS 467W |
All Waterloo students, except BBA/BMath and BBA/BCS DD students | AFM 492, COMM 421 |
| BUS | 418W | Strategic Human Resources Planning | F, W | None | BUS 354W or (HRM 200; BUS 121W; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; one of BUS 288W, MSCI 211, PSYCH 338/238) | HRM 301 | |
| BUS | 419W | Property and Liability Insurance Management | W | None | MTHEL 131 | ||
| BUS | 421W | Managing the Family Enterprise | W | None | Prerequisite: BUS 288W Corequisite: BUS 354W | ||
| BUS | 422W | Marketing Research | F, W | None | Any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g. STAT 231); BUS 121W; One of AFM 131, BUS 111W; one of BUS 252W, BUS 352W, ECON 344 / MGMT 244 | ||
| BUS | 423W | Options, Futures and Swaps | F, W, S | None | BUS 393W or (ACTSC 372, one of AFM 101, BUS 127W) | ACTSC 446, AFM 474, ECON 372, MATBUS 470 | |
| BUS | 429W | Capital Market Issues in Property and Liability Insurance | F | None | ACTSC 372 or BUS 393W | ||
| BUS | 431W | Management Consulting Practicum | F, W, S | None | BUS 252/BUS 352, BUS 354W, permission from the instructor | BUS 461XW | |
| BUS | 432W | Consumer Behaviour | F, W | None | BUS 362W | PSYCH 438 | |
| BUS | 433W | Management of Financial Institutions | W | None | BUS 393W or (ACTSC 372; one of AFM 101, BUS 127W) | MATBUS 472 | |
| BUS | 435W | Supply Chain Management | F, W | None | BUS 395W or (any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g., STAT 231); MSCI 432; one of CO 250, 255, MSCI 331) | MSCI 434 | |
| BUS | 440W | New Venture Creation | W, S | None | Any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g. STAT 231); BUS 121W; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; one of BUS 252W, BUS 352W, ECON 344 / MGMT 244; one of ACTSC 371, BUS 383W, ECON 371; one of AFM 101, BUS 127W |
COMM 400 |
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| BUS | 442W | Marketing and Society | S | None | BUS 362W | BUS 492W | |
| BUS | 443W | International Financial Management | F, S | None | BUS 393W and ECON 260W or (ACTSC 372; one of AFM 101, BUS 127W; ECON 201) | ECON 332 | |
| BUS | 445W | Information Systems for Supply Chain Management | W, S | None | BUS 395W or (any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g., STAT 231); MSCI 432; one of CO 250, 255 MSCI 331) | ||
| BUS | 448W | Strategic Compensation in Canada | W | None | BUS 354W or (HRM 200; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; One of BUS 288W, MSCI 211, PSYCH 338/238) | ||
| BUS | 449W | Fixed Income Analysis | W, S | None | ACTSC 372 | MATBUS 471 | |
| BUS | 451W | Law and Entrepreneurship | F, W | None | One of AFM 231, BUS 231W, COMM 231 | ||
| BUS | 452W | Marketing Strategy | F, W | None | BUS 362W | ||
| BUS | 453W | Working Capital Management | W, S | None | BUS 393W and ECON 260W or (ACTSC 372, one of AFM 101, BUS 127W; ECON 201) | ||
| BUS | 455W | Transportation and Facilities Management | W, S | None | BUS 395W or (any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g., STAT 231); MSCI 432; one of CO 250, 255 MSCI 331) | ||
| BUS | 459W | Marketing and Social Networks | F, W | None | BUS 362W; co-requisite: BUS 432W | BUS 492W | |
| BUS | 462W | Business-to-Business Marketing | F, W | None | BUS 121W; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; one of BUS 252W, BUS 352W, ECON 344 / MGMT 244 | ||
| BUS | 463W | Advanced Corporate Finance | W, S | None | BUS 393W and ECON 260W or (ACTSC 372; one of AFM 101, BUS 127W; ECON 201) | AFM 473, ACTSC 471/AFM 476 | |
| BUS | 464W | Labour Relations | W, S | None | BUS 354W or (HRM 200; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; one of BUS 288, MSCI 211, PSYCH 338/238) | ||
| BUS | 466W | Taxation 2 | F, W, S | None | BUS 357W | AFM 461 | |
| BUS | 467W | Advanced Management Accounting | F, W, S | None | Any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g. STAT 231); one of AFM 102, BUS 247W | AFM 481 | |
| BUS | 469W | Global Marketing Management | W | None | BUS 362W | ||
| BUS | 470W | Brand Management | F, W, S | None | BUS 362W | ||
| BUS | 472W | Marketing Communications | F, W, S | None | BUS 362W | ||
| BUS | 473W | Investment Management | F, W | None | BUS 393W and ECON 260W or (any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g. STAT 231); One of ACTSC 372, ECON 371; One of AFM 101, BUS 127W; ECON 201) | AFM 472 | |
| BUS | 474W | Training and Development | F, S | None | BUS 398W or (BUS 121W; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; MSCI 311; one of MSCI 211, PSYCH 338/238) | PSYCH 340 | |
| BUS | 477W | Auditing | F, W, S | None | BUS 397W | AFM 451 | |
| BUS | 479W | High-Tech Marketing | W, S | None | BUS 362W | ||
| BUS | 481W | Business Policy I | F, W, S | None |
BUS 121W; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; one of ACTSC 371, ACTSC 291/AFM 272, AFM 271, BUS 383W, ECON 371, MATBUS 371. For ITM students: BUS 121W; one of AFM 131, BUS 111W; ACTSC 221 or ACTSC 231 |
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| BUS | 482W | Sales Management | F | None | BUS 362W | ||
| BUS | 483W | Life and Health Insurance | W | None | BUS 393W or (ACTSC 372; one of AFM 101, BUS 127W) | ||
| BUS | 485W | Environmental Management for Operations | S | None | BUS 395W or (any Waterloo introductory statistics course (e.g. STAT 231); MSCI 432; one of CO 250, 255, MSCI 311) | ||
| BUS | 486W | Data Analytics and Accounting Info Systems | F, W, S | None | Prerequisite: BUS 387W corequisite: BUS 477W |
BUS 415W, CS 330, CS 490 |
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| BUS | 487W | Advanced Accounting | F, W, S | None | BUS 397W | AFM 491, BUS 427W | |
| BUS | 488W | Leadership | W | None | BUS 398W or (BUS 121W; One of AFM 131, BUS 111W; MSCI 311; One of MSCI 211, PSYCH 338/238) | ||
| BUS | 491W | Strategic Management 2 | F, W, S | None | BUS 481W | ||
| BUS | 492W | Seminar in Marketing | Irregular | None | BBA/BMath or BBA/BCS Double Degree students; level 4A or higher | ||
| BUS | 493W | Seminar in Finance | Irregular | None | BBA/BMath or BBA/BCS Double Degree students; level 4A or higher | ||
| BUS | 493XW | CFA Level I Review | Irregular | None | BBA/BMath or BBA/BCS Double Degree students; level 4A or higher | ||
| BUS | 495W | Seminar on Quantitative Business Analysis/Operations Management | Irregular | None | BBA/BMath or BBA/BCS Double Degree students; level 4A or higher | ||
| BUS | 496W | Special Topics in Accounting | Irregular | None | BBA/BMath or BBA/BCS Double Degree students; level 4A or higher | ||
| BUS | 497W | Seminar in Accounting | Irregular | None | BBA/BMath or BBA/BCS Double Degree students; level 4A or higher | ||
| BUS | 498W | Seminar in Organizational Behaviour | Irregular | None | BBA/BMath or BBA/BCS Double Degree students; level 4A or higher | ||
Last revised: November 7, 2024