Bachelor Of Commerce (Honours) - Finance (22271)

Program Overview

Humber’s Bachelor of Commerce – Finance degree program provides students with a robust understanding of both business and finance. The program begins with foundational business studies covering essential areas such as organizational behavior, law, economics, finance, accounting, marketing, and operations management. As students progress, they delve into specialized finance courses that focus on theories, methods, and techniques in finance, including analysis, planning, and risk management. The curriculum is project-based and designed by industry experts, equipping students with the skills necessary to transition from concept to execution while mastering core business concepts and financial strategies. A significant component of the program is a senior-level project in the final year, which offers practical experience in problem-solving, evaluating strengths and limitations, and making informed decisions in a collaborative, real-world environment.

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Commerce – Finance program is structured over a period of 8 semesters. This comprehensive program includes:

• Core business courses in the initial semesters
• Specialized finance courses in the latter semesters
• A senior-level project in the final year
• Work-integrated learning opportunities, including a mandatory field experience

Students are required to complete a 14-week paid field experience during the summer between their sixth and seventh semesters. This hands-on experience is invaluable, allowing students to explore their desired career paths while gaining practical skills that employers highly value. Additionally, the program offers an optional co-operative education component, enabling students to gain progressively complex paid work terms in their field of study.

Featured Experiences

• Field Experience: A 14-week paid field experience that provides real-world exposure and practical skills.
• Co-operative Education: Optional paid work terms that enhance learning through practical application.
• Trading Floor Lab: A state-of-the-art facility where students can simulate real-life trading scenarios using Bloomberg® terminals.
• Capstone Project: In the final year, students work with a Toronto-based Financial Advisor to develop client-ready skills.
• Global Opportunities: Options for studying abroad in countries like Japan, Finland, and New Zealand.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Commerce – Finance program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Financial Analyst: Analyzes financial data to help organizations make informed investment decisions.
• Financial Advisor: Provides personalized financial advice to clients, helping them achieve their financial goals.
• Investment Banker: Assists clients in raising capital by underwriting and issuing securities.
• Risk Manager: Identifies and mitigates financial risks within an organization to protect assets and ensure stability.
• Portfolio Manager: Manages investment portfolios for clients, making strategic decisions to maximize returns.

With the knowledge and skills gained from this program, graduates are well-prepared to enter the finance industry and can also pursue further studies or specialized roles as their careers progress.

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