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Retail Management

Gain the many retail management skills necessary to effectively manage a Liquor Mart. In co-operation with Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries Corporation, the program helps employees find success in the organization.

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Program Description

Master the management of a retail space. From business perspectives to accounting, and marketing to management, you’ll attain the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively oversee the operations of a Liquor Mart location.

Credential Awarded

Certificate in Applied Management: Retail Management Specialization

 

Program Length

Students will have five years from the date of admission to complete the program.

Admission Requirements

Students must be employees of Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries (MBLL)..

Course Requirements

Course requirements include five courses provided by Extended Education. This includes 246 hours plus Selected Topics in Retail Management (36 hours) through MBLL. Students are required to complete Organizational Behaviour.

Fees

$100 application for applying to the program and $560.00 per course.

Courses

Required Courses

    • MGMT 0100 – Canadian Business: An Introduction
    • MGMT 0110 – Organizational Behaviour
    • MGMT 0140 – Introduction to Marketing
    • FINC 0200 – Introductory Accounting for Business
    • MGMT 0120 – Managerial Communication

Optional Tutorial

  • FINC 0800 – Introductory Accounting for Business Tutorial

Required Retail Management (RM) Course

 

  • Selected Topics in Retail Management (36 hours) through MBLL

For information regarding in-house MBLL course requirements, please contact the MBLL Training Specialist in the Organizational and Program Development department.

Graduation

In order to be eligible to graduate, students must make a formal application at the beginning of the session in which they expect to complete graduation requirements, before the last date of the registration revision period.This can be done on-line through Aurora.  (Login, select “Enrolment and Academic Records”, select “Declarations”, and follow the instructions.  If the date you wish to graduate does not appear, you will need to contact an advisor in your Faculty as soon as possible; as you may have missed the online application deadline).The deadline date for declaring your intention is the end of the revision period in the term in which you expect to complete your courses. For example:

 

  • for Spring graduation, declare by mid-January
  • for Fall graduation, declare by late July/early August
  • for February graduation, declare by mid-September

Plan Ahead Course Schedule

TERMCOURSE NUMBERCOURSE NAME
WinterMGMT 0100Canadian Business: An Introduction (REQ)
MGMT 0110Organizational Behaviour (ELE)
MGMT 0120Managerial Communication (REQ)
MGMT 0140 Introduction to Marketing ( REQ)
FINC 0200Introductory Accounting for Business (REQ)
FINC 0800Introductory Accounting for Business Tutorial (recommended)
Spring/SummerMGMT 0100Canadian Business: An Introduction (REQ)
MGMT 0110Organizational Behaviour (ELE)
MGMT 0120Managerial Communication (REQ)
FINC 0200Introductory Accounting for Business (REQ)
FINC 0800Introductory Accounting for Business Tutorial (recommended)
FallMGMT 0100Canadian Business: An Introduction (REQ)
MGMT 0110Organizational Behaviour (ELE)
MGMT 0120Managerial Communication (REQ)
FINC 0200Introductory Accounting for Business (REQ)
FINC 0800Introductory Accounting for Business Tutorial (recommended)

FAQs

How long does it take to complete the program?

Students will have five years from the date of admission to complete the program.

Do I have to take the courses in a specific order?

No

Can I just enroll in a single course if I'm not interested in the entire program?

Yes, you can enroll in just a single course. Completed courses can later be applied towards a Certificate.

 

Apply to the Program

1. Fill Out an Application Form

Download and submit a completed Program Application Form.
Program Application Form (PDF)

2. Gather Your Transcripts

Submit official transcripts of the highest level of education you have completed. Student copies or photocopies are not acceptable. Transcripts become the property of University of Manitoba and will not be returned.

3. Submit Your Documents

Submit completed application form and transcripts to:
Student and Instructor Services

185 Extended Education Complex
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, MB, R3T 2N2
or by email: extended@umanitoba.ca

Final official transcripts from any university or college attended other than University of Manitoba are required. Student copies or photocopies are not acceptable. Transcripts become the property of University of Manitoba and will not be returned.


Register ONLINE Now



  1. Select a course and Click "Register" for a course in the term you wish to begin

  2. "Submit" the Registration Form

  3. Pay for the course

For more information, email us extended@umanitoba.ca

Note:  To register for additional courses, return to the program page and repeat the process above.





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Extended Education

185 Extended Education Complex
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
R3T 2N2
Phone: +1 204 474-8800
Toll Free: 1 888 216-7011
Fax: +1 204 474-7661
Email: extended@umanitoba.ca