149 Commerce Degree Programs

The Master of Clinical Psychology program is designed to prepare students to work as qualified clinical psychologists. It combines academic coursework with practical training, giving students a solid ...

Our 4-year B.Comm. the degree helps students develop the critical thinking, problem-solving, communication and teamwork skills that employers demand. In 2017, 93% of graduates were employed in their field within 6 months of graduation.

This certificate program provides you with a basic foundation for maintaining the accounting records of entities in industry, commerce and government. Required courses include both theory and computer application.

The Ph.D. degree in Economics degree programme enables candidates to choose a research topic from any field of specialization in Economics, such as general economics, transport economics, and financial markets.

Do you want to work as a Visual Merchandiser in the future trade where the physical and the digital are combined? This training gives you the skills to work both practically and strategically with visual communication of store concepts in both a digital and physical landscape.

In the globalized economy, two service sectors are prominent in terms of their contribution to growth. These service sectors derive from the fields of ​​financial services and shipping. In general, financial science focuses on the management of financial resources and risks as well as on the methods of obtaining funding for economic activities. Shipping deals with the science of managing international shipping operations on which much of the global economic activity depends. In both areas, a professional presence of well-trained technocrats / scientists being capable to respond adequately to changes in the economic environment is of vital importance.

This programme is aimed at students who may wish to become a member of an accounting professional institute (other than SAICA), or who do not wish to become professional accountants yet wish to major in accounting.

In "Distribution", we aim at nurturing individuals who are well-versed in wholesale, retail, physical distribution, finance, and information, and who can reassess business relationships between companies while responding to environmental changes like globalization and computerization, in addition to being able to build new business relationships. In "Marketing", the goal is to foster individuals who can grasp the needs of the marketplace, develop new businesses, and plan and implement the development of new products and new services, etc. In the Department of Commercial Science, students learn the "distribution" of goods and services up to the point they reach consumers from the producer, about "marketing", where consumer needs are predicted and new markets then created, and more. They also study matters concerning everything related to "commerce", from the flow of goods and money and the ways of looking at product development to the methods of analyzing market trends. The convenience stores and restaurants that we all use regularly, the goods that are produced one right after another... our very surroundings are filled with many things connected to commercial science. Students learn the foundations of commercial science, starting from familiar items, and acquire extensive knowledge in connection with commercial transactions, such as administrative accounting, management information, and law.

The MCom programme comprises a 50% research component and a 50% coursework component. The research component is one compulsory outcome the final research report. The coursework component has one compulsory module, research theory and design.

If your Bachelor Degree does not qualify for direct entry into a Curtin University Master Degree, the Graduate Certificate is your alternative pathway. The Graduate Certificate is a one trimester award programme that has been developed in association with Curtin University. The programme consists of 4 units, with a strong focus on gaining business knowledge and developing professional skills. It includes 4 hours a week of mandatory English language proficiency development classes. The Graduate Certificate is available to international students after completion of the College’s Postgraduate Preparation Programme (PPP).

The Statute of the National University of Formosa has among its objectives, to promote teacher training and the profile of encouraging research within it. In this sense, as part of a Comprehensive Plan for the Promotion of scientific research in the Faculty of Administration, Economics, and Business, the AE&N Magazine was born, aimed at supporting, promoting, and disseminating the Faculty's scientific activities, becoming the means of publication of the scientific works carried out by research teachers. The investigations cover the scope of the National University of Formosa, other Argentine and foreign universities, which manifest their intention to promote the advances and conclusions of their research in the social and technological areas. The AE&N Magazine will constitute a space for exchange, where the knowledge generated is made available to the scientific community and at the service of the people. VISION: Have the recognition of the scientific community, national and international, as a reference publication for its relevance and relevance in science and research with emphasis on social sciences and the development of Information and Communication Technologies

UOW is at the forefront of modern universities demonstrated by its global rankings for the best modern universities in the QS Top 50 Under 50 Rankings 2015 and the Times Higher Education Top 100 Under 50 Rankings 2015. Academic support and excellent teaching quality put UOW graduates on a trajectory for career-success and give them the opportunity to give back to their communities. In fact, for the ninth year in a row UOW is ranked in the top 1% of universities in the QS World University Rankings Graduate Employers survey 2015/2016.

Massey’s AgriCommerce programme aligns itself with agribusiness industries throughout the world - ensuring our graduates have the skills and industry knowledge employers need.