Seneca Polytechnic Canadian Partnership Program

American College of Higher Education (ACHE) has partnered with Seneca Polytechnic to offer students an exciting opportunity to earn a career-ready degree in Canada.

Pathway to Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

Students can enrol in ACHE’s Diploma in Business Administration program to complete one year of studies in Sri Lanka and transfer into year two of the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) at Seneca Polytechnic in Toronto, Canada. Upon successful completion, graduates receive a globally recognized bachelor’s degree from Seneca and a Certificate of Completion from ACHE. 

The Bachelor of Business Administration pathway program provides a comprehensive foundation in business principles and advanced knowledge in contemporary business practices. In the program, you will be exposed to the fundamentals of strategic management, accounting, finance, marketing and human resources, preparing you to work effectively with an organization’s resources and people.

Modules:

Benefits:

• Affordable, World-Ready Education

Students save money while studying in Sri Lanka during year one and earn a bachelor’s degree after only two years in Canada.

• Seamless Transition to Seneca

During the yearlong program at ACHE, students will participate in a preparatory course and have access to helpful resources, for a successful academic experience in Canada.

• Work-Integrated Learning

Seneca’s degrees include mandatory work-integrated learning opportunities, providing valuable Canadian work experience and career development support during and after studies.

• Career Opportunities in Canada

All Seneca degrees are Post-Graduation Work Permit eligible, allowing the opportunity to work for three years in Canada after graduating.

 

Admission requirements:

3 Passes in A/Level (any stream) or completion of high school or completion of a foundation course. Learn more about the admission requirements for the Bachelor of Computer Science program.

 

How to Apply:

For more information about the partnership program and how to apply, please contact the International Office at ACHE. +94 77395 2946