The Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) at the University of Canterbury equips you to grow beyond your degree, preparing you for success in today’s dynamic business world.
As part of the prestigious UC Business School—one of the 1% of schools worldwide with ‘triple-crown’ accreditation—you’ll benefit from flexible study options, including double and conjoint degrees. The experiences you'll gain while studying at the Business School will be invaluable, and will enrich your time studying.
With strong industry connections, hands-on learning, and overseas study opportunities, UC ensures you gain practical skills and experience to thrive.
Why the Bachelor of Commerce at UC is the Right Choice
Flexible degree: The Bachelor of Commerce at UC is structured in a way that allows you to choose additional courses from outside of your major. The design of the BCom also allows you to complete a double degree, or a conjoint degree with the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Product Design, or Bachelor of Engineering with Honours.
Among the best: Te Kura Umanga | UC Business School is among the 1% of business schools worldwide that hold ‘triple-crown’ accreditation: AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA.
Explore the World with Overseas Study Options: Broaden your horizons and gain a global perspective through our overseas study options. Immerse yourself in diverse cultures, enhance your international understanding, and expand your knowledge while earning your degree
Hundreds of Student Clubs: Discover passions beyond your studies. Whether it's entrepreneurship, debate, dance, or more – there’s a club waiting for you. Choose your club now.
Supporting future entrepreneurs: Through the UC Centre for Entrepreneurship (UCE) and student-led initiatives like Entré, cultivate your innovative thinking. Bring your classroom learning to life, gain tangible work skills, and prepare to make your mark on the business world.
Gain Practical, Real-World Experience: Dive into hands-on learning opportunities like professional placements, business competitions and project-based courses that bridge the gap between theory and practice. Our connections with the corporate, public, and not-for-profit sectors gives you unparalleled networking opportunities.
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BCom advice for students
Do you need some advice planning your BCom? Students advisors can help you plan your degree and offer guidance for several different aspects of your studies. Get advice for your BCom.
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BCom advice for students
Do you need some advice planning your BCom? Students advisors can help you plan your degree and offer guidance for several different aspects of your studies. Get advice for your BCom.
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BCom advice for students
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Conjoint business degrees
At UC you can combine your Bachelor of Commerce with another compatible degree. Find out about conjoint business degree features and options at UC.
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Conjoint business degrees
At UC you can combine your Bachelor of Commerce with another compatible degree. Find out about conjoint business degree features and options at UC.
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Conjoint business degrees
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Degree plans for BCom majors
Degree plans show the typical degree structure for the Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) majors and satisfy all points, course and level requirements. Learn more about the degree plans for BCom majors.
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Degree plans for BCom majors
Degree plans show the typical degree structure for the Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) majors and satisfy all points, course and level requirements. Learn more about the degree plans for BCom majors.
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Degree plans for BCom majors
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Bachelor of Commerce Majors
The world of business is vast, diverse, and constantly evolving. Whether you're keen to delve into financial markets, explore innovative management techniques, or understand the dynamics of e-commerce, UC's Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) offers you the perfect platform. Learn more about a Bachelor of Commerce Majors.
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Bachelor of Commerce Majors
The world of business is vast, diverse, and constantly evolving. Whether you're keen to delve into financial markets, explore innovative management techniques, or understand the dynamics of e-commerce, UC's Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) offers you the perfect platform. Learn more about a Bachelor of Commerce Majors.
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Bachelor of Commerce Majors
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Bachelor of Commerce Minors
BCom students at UC can do a minor in a subject from a BCom or Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree schedule. This enables you to complement your major subject with study in a different discipline (a minor). A BCom minor can increase breadth of knowledge at an undergraduate level, along with employability. Learn more about a Bachelor of Commerce Minors.
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Bachelor of Commerce Minors
BCom students at UC can do a minor in a subject from a BCom or Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree schedule. This enables you to complement your major subject with study in a different discipline (a minor). A BCom minor can increase breadth of knowledge at an undergraduate level, along with employability. Learn more about a Bachelor of Commerce Minors.
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Bachelor of Commerce Minors
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Bachelor of Commerce first year courses
To graduate with a BCom you must complete the requirements of one of the 14 majors as well as core courses. It's desirable to complete the core courses in your first year of study. They provide a good general business background and are required for 200 and 300-level Commerce courses. Learn more about UC's Bachelor of Commerce first year courses.
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Bachelor of Commerce first year courses
To graduate with a BCom you must complete the requirements of one of the 14 majors as well as core courses. It's desirable to complete the core courses in your first year of study. They provide a good general business background and are required for 200 and 300-level Commerce courses. Learn more about UC's Bachelor of Commerce first year courses.
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Bachelor of Commerce first year courses
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BCom double majors, conjoint degrees and double degrees
At UC you can do a second major as part of your BCom. This is called a double major. Many of our students do a second degree as well as a BCom. This is called a double degree. You might also want to consider a conjoint degree in Product Design or Science. Learn more about our BCom double majors, conjoint degrees, and double degrees.
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BCom double majors, conjoint degrees and double degrees
At UC you can do a second major as part of your BCom. This is called a double major. Many of our students do a second degree as well as a BCom. This is called a double degree. You might also want to consider a conjoint degree in Product Design or Science. Learn more about our BCom double majors, conjoint degrees, and double degrees.
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BCom double majors, conjoint degrees and double degrees
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Business competitions
UC Business School students are involved in a wide range of national and international business competitions. These are designed to encourage problem-solving, analytical ability, innovation, leadership, teamwork, and communication. They're often a springboard to future career success. Learn more about our business competitions.
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Business competitions
UC Business School students are involved in a wide range of national and international business competitions. These are designed to encourage problem-solving, analytical ability, innovation, leadership, teamwork, and communication. They're often a springboard to future career success. Learn more about our business competitions.
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Business competitions
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Clubs and societies for business students
Our student clubs and societies hold events and activities throughout the year. These involve Te Kura Umanga | UC Business School and other partners. Some of our clubs and societies are just for business and economics students. Join clubs or societies for business students and make the most of your time at UC.
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Clubs and societies for business students
Our student clubs and societies hold events and activities throughout the year. These involve Te Kura Umanga | UC Business School and other partners. Some of our clubs and societies are just for business and economics students. Join clubs or societies for business students and make the most of your time at UC.
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Clubs and societies for business students
