9 Commerce Diploma Programs

The University of Otago Diploma in Commerce (DipCom) is a NZQA Level 5 qualification that enables highly motivated, near-miss university entrance students to gain a qualification that allows direct progression into the second year of the Bachelor of Commerce degree.

The Diploma of Commerce (Year 1) provides you with an overall perspective of business processes and foundational business skills. The units you will study are designed to enhance your learning experience, and provide you with the underpinning knowledge necessary to prepare you for further studies at the university level. The Diploma of Commerce (Year 2) provides you with an overall perspective of business processes and fundamental business skills.

Designed to prepare you for the challenges in the global business environment. Commerce students study foundation areas of accounting, economics, business law, management, marketing and technology. Through specialised study in your chosen major at Curtin University, you will gain the theoretical and practical skills you need to be confident and industry-ready when you graduate.

A Diploma of Commerce is your pathway into accounting, marketing, economics, finance, and more.The Diploma of Commerce is your stepping stone to a wide range of career options across private and public-sector organisations. Enter directly into the second year of Bachelor of Commerce (many majors available), Sport Management, Business Analytics, Law, or Property and Real Estate.

Seize control of your future in commerce with this one-year diploma. Across the year you will master the key technical, practical and theoretical underpinnings of the financial world. Walk into accounting and finance roles in a small or large business – or even set yourself up to succeed when launching your own business. All along, this Leaders Institute diploma will also give you the chance to develop soft leadership skills.

The Diploma in Arts and Science (Commerce) Program provides courses needed for equivalency to pre-Commerce and first-year Commerce. The diploma program in place at Langara College is geared more specifically to UBC, but if space is available and with some amendments, this program also facilitates transfer to SFU and UVic. 

This training will allow students understand the concepts of management in the conduct of business (Finance, Management – Marketing – Transport Logistics – the stock market – the business law, etc …). Master the concepts of basic accounting and financial markets. Understand the business processes related to the international export of products and services. Use computer tools for commercial communication. To communicate in English and to converse with ease.

Studying the Diploma of Commerce at Taylors College Perth before progressing to the University lets you get comfortable with the teaching methods in place within the Australian education system. This boosts your chance of graduating on time, and with the best possible degree outcome.

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.