FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - UOIT

Welcome
from the dean
Welcome to the Faculty of Business and
Information Technology (FBIT) at the University
of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) where
we offer stimulating, innovative, market-driven
programs that will prepare you for an exciting
and successful career in a broad range of fields
in business, information technology or both.
Our Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)
program is designed to enhance your understanding of key
business functions and systems technologies. As a student
you can select a major in Accounting, Finance, Marketing
or Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources
Management. If you are interested in accounting, we offer
courses that will enable you to meet the chartered accountant
(CA), certified management accountant (CMA) or certified
general accountant (CGA) designations.
Within our Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours)
program, you can choose Game Development and
Entrepreneurship or Networking and Information Technology
(IT) Security specializations as a foundation for your future
career. As a designated Cisco Networking Academy, UOIT is
proud to offer you the opportunity to develop the skills you
need to complete your Cisco certification.
Following successful completion of all third-year requirements,
you may be able to participate in a contracted learning
partnership with leading businesses through our internship
program. This program is designed to provide you with the
opportunity to apply your skills to the challenges of business
life and gain valuable practical experience while also helping
you develop networking and lifelong career success. We also
offer Canada’s first-of-its-kind Master of IT Security along with
a Master of Business Administration MBA degree program.
If you have not already done so, please take time to browse
our website www.businessandit.uoit.ca. If you have any
questions about our faculty or our programs, don’t hesitate
to contact us at fbit@uoit.ca.
We look forward to seeing you on campus.
Dr. Pamela Ritchie
Dean, Faculty of Business and Information Technology
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