COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) program offers a diverse range of courses designed to provide students with a well-rounded understanding of business principles and specialized knowledge in key areas. Among the sample courses are GMGT 3300: Commercial Law, which explores the legal frameworks that govern business transactions and contracts, equipping students with essential legal insights for the corporate world. POLS 3250: International Political Economy examines the complex relationships between politics and economics on a global scale, helping students understand how international policies impact markets and trade. NATV 3120: Exploring Indigenous Economic Perspectives offers unique insights into Indigenous approaches to economics, fostering a broader understanding of diverse economic systems and cultural values. MKT 3246: Sustainability Marketing focuses on integrating sustainable practices into marketing strategies, reflecting the growing importance of environmental and social responsibility in business. SCM 2160: Supply Chain and Operations Management Financial Accounting teaches students how to efficiently manage resources and understand financial statements critical to operational success. Lastly, FIN 3460: Financial Markets and Institutions provides an in-depth look at the functioning of financial markets and the role of institutions, preparing students for careers in finance and investment. Together, these courses create a robust foundation for students aiming to excel in various business sectors.