91 Commerce Bachelor's Degree Programs

This 3-year undergrad degree blends rigorous academic grounding with real-world industry application to prepare future marketing leaders. Students tackle practical projects and real challenges while mastering marketing strategy, consumer behaviour, digital marketing, business law, and more.

Your global business journey starts here. Our Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Advanced Studies combined degree allows you to explore your interest in business alongside the study in other disciplines from maths to music, and tailor your studies for a rewarding career in a specialised industry.

The Sprott School of Business offers a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) that delivers a flexible business education and unique learning experiences. Sprott is home to a diverse and enterprising student community. New business ventures and high employment among graduates speak to the value of a Sprott education.

George Brown College's Honors Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Services) is a four-year business degree program in Toronto that was developed with employers to create graduates who can thrive in today's financial services industry. After the first year of studies, students can choose from either the Accounting or Financial Planning specialization.

Management Studies focuses on the provision of educational opportunities to equip candidates for careers in the field of commerce and industry. A wide theoretical training and sound foundation in the principles of Accounting, Economics, Finance, Information Systems, Management, Human Resource Management, Marketing, Supply Chain Management and Public Administration are provided.

As a Bachelor of Commerce student majoring in Property, you’ll learn business fundamentals applicable to a range of careers. You’ll study topics on accounting, finance, economics, and management. Your major in Property will cover the physical, economic, planning, and legal aspects of property.

The Degree in Commerce offers teaching focused on the comprehensive management of companies, organizations and institutions. Graduates in Commerce will acquire versatile skills that will allow them to develop a plurality of skills necessary in an activity with wide recognition and tradition: entrepreneurship, comprehensive management of companies and projects, with special emphasis on various aspects such as marketing, operations, commerce and logistics; communication and negotiation in international arenas in one's own language or foreign languages; management of interdisciplinary and sales teams; import and/or export; key account, product and marketing management; but also accounting and financial management.

The Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) degree program enables each student to develop his or her own interests in business and related subjects. Students are able to create individualised courses using a range of papers offered across teaching departments in the School of Business and University as a whole. Students have the flexibility within the BCom degree to combine two specialisations and graduate with a double major.

One viral post can start a global trend. With the Influencer Marketing specialisation of the Commerce Economics and Entrepreneurship programme, you will discover how to turn this into a successful business and career. You are the trend, not the follower.

The Bachelor of Commerce (BCOM) is a three-year programme comprising twenty-four courses, of which eight courses are at 100-level, eight courses are at 200-level, and eight courses are at 300-level, including two 100-level and two 200-level university courses.

Honours Bachelor of Commerce (Digital Marketing). The intersection of technology and personalized experiences is the cornerstone of the Honours Bachelor of Commerce (Digital Marketing) program. This four-year degree assembles two closely related industry realities: access to data, which offers opportunities for marketers to reach new audiences, and innovation in software and platforms, which has fostered personalized, direct communication with customers.

Honours Bachelor of Commerce (Supply Chain Management). Develop specialized skills to work in a wide range of industries with the Honours Bachelor of Commerce (Supply Chain Management) program. Learn how to analyze data, optimize your use of technology, and build relationships to capitalize on emerging opportunities in the dynamic and fast-paced supply chain management field.

Cultivate leadership expertise and learn to solve real-world challenges. Build skills in teamwork, strategic thinking, communication and cultural competence. Upon graduation, you’ll be equipped to problem-solve at the highest level and excel in business and management roles.

Develop the skills necessary to succeed as a chef, culinary manager or entrepreneur in the Honours Bachelor of Commerce (Culinary Management) program. Through a blend of theoretical and practical education, students will gain the skills and knowledge to achieve a successful career in today’s culinary and food industry. And you’ll gain real-world experience valued by employers.

The BCom in Business Innovation at AFDA is a project-based degree designed to future-proof, stimulate and build capacity in students to drive digital transformation and advancement in the South African and African markets to compete globally. BCom students apply market research and entrepreneurial strategies to real digital outcomes for testing and a greater probability of release to the marketplace.