9 Commerce Degree Programs in USA

The Commerce major is designed to provide a broad-based course of study in business while maintaining the flexibility necessary for the modern college student. It is a good fit for small-business owners, administrative employees, managers, entrepreneurs, and sales representatives.

This commerce and technology master’s degree, supported by UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law's strong intellectual property (IP) foundation, is designed for students without a formal legal education who are interested in the intersection of information technology, business, and law.

The International Commerce & Policy program (ICP) provides training in the political, legal, cultural and social aspects of global commerce, business, and economics. This 37-credit program, distinct from the MBA degree, is designed especially for international and U.S. students wanting to develop proficiency and understanding in areas related to international relations, politics, business, law, and policy.

The Commerce and Technology Law LL.M. program is designed to equip students with in-depth knowledge of legal issues arising at the intersection of commerce, technology, and law. The curriculum emphasi...

If you are among the best and the brightest, the U.K. Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce offers you the opportunity and the challenge of integrating your undergraduate and graduate courses of study in a single continuous, accelerated program culminating in both a baccalaureate degree in Political Science and a Masters of Arts in Diplomacy and International Commerce.

As we do more business online, our economy is changing. We face daily challenges and opportunities at the intersection of new digital technologies, new business models, and the regulatory and legal landscape. This commerce and technology graduate certificate, supported by UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law's strong intellectual property (IP) foundation, is designed for lawyers and nonlawyers who are interested in the intersection of information technology, business, and law. Expert faculty address current events and rapidly developing areas such as new payment systems and the handling of consumers private information. This certificate program is a great fit for domestic and foreign professionals working in today's evolving digital and data-driven economy.

The McIntire School of Commerce blends liberal arts with cutting-edge skills that today’s dynamic global marketplace demands. A McIntire education means preparation for a lifetime of leadership, integrity, and success.

Global Commerce majors are prepared to succeed in the constantly changing circumstances of the 21st century. They investigate how and why goods, services, information, money and power are exchanged across the world. They ask questions and think critically about the risks and complex factors that shape the structures and practices of global trade, businesses, and organizations. And they create solutions to address the challenges, problems, and opportunities that businesses and organizations face in today’s global economy.

While many corporate executives possess the core competencies of accounting, finance, marketing and management, many lack the understanding of how diverse cultures and customs shape our opinions and outlooks, as well as how they impact daily business decisions and activities.