The International Business Administration post-secondary diploma is an industry-focused program designed to equip students with the skills and qualifications necessary to pursue careers across various sectors of business and finance, both locally and globally. The program provides a strong foundation in key areas such as business planning and operations, business law and ethics, sales, accounting, project management, leadership, entrepreneurship, and e-commerce.
Through a curriculum that integrates real-world business scenarios and events, students gain practical exposure to essential business, management, and administrative practices. The program prepares graduates for a wide range of in-demand roles, including positions in Business Administration, Finance and Accounting Management, E-Business Management, Human Resource Management, and Public Relations.
Under the guidance of experienced NACPT faculty, graduates will develop the competencies required to succeed in professional environments, self-employment ventures, or international business operations, making them versatile and globally competitive business professionals.
JOB ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (OPTIONAL)
NACPT offers its unique job assistance program for all graduates. Being a part of the program will allow the graduates to work with an industry professional, individually, to obtain the maximum job opportunities in the job market. As part of this program, the career development team will help each NACPT graduate tailor their resume, prepare candidates for specific job positions, conduct mock interviews, connect with industry experts, and have exclusive access to hidden job positions. Every qualified student will receive references on particular projects completed under this program. You will also have the opportunity to with NACPT alumni working in pharma or related sectors.
NACPT has designed this Job Development Program to help students prepare a career plan by knowing the industry better through expert advice. Please note that this program is optional and is not mandatory for graduation. Learn More.
