COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Commerce – International Business program is structured across eight semesters, beginning with core business fundamentals and progressing into specialized international business topics. In Semester 1, students take foundational courses such as Introductory Financial Accounting (ACCT 1000), Microeconomics (ECON 1000), Business Law (LAW 1000), Marketing (MKTG 1000), and a Degree Breadth Elective (DEGE). Semester 2 builds on this with Business Information Systems (BUS 1500), Business Communications (BUS 1501), Macroeconomics (ECON 1500), Organizational Behaviour (MGMT 1500), and Statistics for Business (STAT 1112). In Semester 3, students study Ethics and Values (BUS 2000), Human Resources Management (HRM 2000), Customer Service (MKTG 2000), Quantitative Methods (STAT 2112), and a DEGE elective. Semester 4 includes courses in e-Commerce (BUS 2500), Financial Management (FIN 2500), Operations Management (MGMT 2500), Consumer Behaviour (MKTG 2500), and another elective. Semester 5 features Business Research Methods (BUS 3001), Business Career Development (BUS 3004), Financial Management 2 (FIN 3500), International Marketing 1 (MKTG 3001), Introduction to Supply Chain Management (SCM 3503), and a DEGE elective. Semester 6 deepens the international focus with International Logistics (BUS 3504), Intercultural Communications (BUS 3505), International Financial Management (FIN 3502), International Marketing 2 (MKTG 3501), and another DEGE elective. This is followed by a field experience (BUS 3099). Semester 7 includes Introductory Management Accounting (ACCT 3000), Strategic Business Analytics 1 (BUS 4007), Environmental Economics and Management (ECON 4002), International Trade Law (LAW 4001), and a DEGE elective. Finally, Semester 8 concludes with the International Business Project (BUS 4505), Strategic Business Analytics 2 (BUS 4506), Integrated International Marketing Communication (MKTG 4001), International Selling Strategies (MKTG 4502), and a final DEGE elective. This structure ensures students graduate with a solid foundation in both general business and international commerce.