Commerce (BCom)

About

The Commerce programs combine economics and the various sub-disciplines of management enabling you to develop analytical skills and gain knowledge of institutions using the resources of the Institute for Management and Innovation. This background is useful for solving problems and making decisions in business and government environments. Graduates of our Commerce programs are well prepared for a future in professional accounting, economics, actuarial science, financial analytics, marketing analysis, management of firms and government, or small business. 

Each program has also been designed to ensure you graduate with strong analytical, critical thinking and communication skills that will ensure your success in a competitive job market. In addition, the Specialist Program in Accounting is CPA recognized and provides students with direct entry into the CPA Professional Education Program (PEP).

Programs & Requirements

OUAC Program Code: TME
Approximate Grade Range: Mid 80s

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Why Study Commerce at UTM?

Strong foundation for a fulfilling career. U of T degrees are highly regarded by potential employers. Rigorous grounding in business skills & knowledge, and applications. Challenging and relevant courses.

Top professors. World class expertise. Cross-disciplinary collaboration with domestic and international scholars.

Professional Skills Development Program. An ongoing co-curricular opportunity for students to further develop their skill sets to be career ready upon graduation. Sessions developed in collaboration with academic societies, industry partners, faculty and other partners of the Department of Management

Professional Development & Learning Centre. A dedicated resource for career development and exploration for students of the Department of Management. Year-round career advisement staff support to help ensure student success through the recruitment, interview and career launch process

Enriched programs. Added value for students – career preparation, skills development, internship opportunities. Student experience – social and academic activities

Program Plans

Program Plans are quick and accessible overviews of the many academic and co-curricular opportunities available to help you get the most out of your UTM experience.

• Commerce (BCom) - specialist
• Commerce (HBA) - major
• Commerce: Accounting (BCom) - specialist
• Commerce: Finance (BCom) - specialist
• Commerce: Marketing (BCom) - specialist
• Economics (HBA/BCom) - major

Related Student Clubs

• DECA UTM
• Student Management Association (SMA)
• Undergraduate Commerce Society (UCS)

Careers by Major

The skills you develop combined with your experiences while at UTM can help you succeed in a number of occupations. Your program of study doesn't determine your career. Created by UTM's Career Centre, the Careers by Major database identifies some potential career fields, how to gain related skills and experience, and useful resources and job samples.

• Accounting
• Economics
• Finance
• Marketing

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