Bachelor Of Commerce (Honours) - International Business (22121)

Program Overview

Humber’s Bachelor of Commerce - International Business degree program is designed to equip students with the essential knowledge and applied skills necessary for a successful career in both multinational corporations and dynamic small to medium-sized enterprises. The curriculum emphasizes a balanced approach to business education, integrating case studies, problem-solving, and data analytics, while engaging with industry stakeholders. Students will explore the three major pillars of international business: international marketing, operations, and finance. The program begins with foundational business studies, covering key areas such as marketing, economics, finance, and law, and progresses to specialization courses that involve practical projects, including the development of comprehensive business plans for international markets.

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Commerce - International Business program spans 8 semesters, providing a comprehensive education in international business practices. The program is structured to include:

• Foundation courses in business studies, including marketing, finance, and economics.
• Specialization courses focused on international business, allowing students to engage in applied projects.
• A mandatory 14-week paid Work-integrated Learning term between the sixth and seventh semesters, offering real-world experience.
• Options for online learning, providing flexibility in course delivery.

This program not only prepares students academically but also emphasizes hands-on experience through various learning opportunities, ensuring graduates are well-equipped for the global business environment.

Featured Experiences

The Bachelor of Commerce - International Business program offers several unique experiences to enhance student learning:

• Work-integrated Learning: A mandatory 14-week paid work term that provides practical experience in the field.
• Capstone Project: A comprehensive project in the final semester where students develop an international business expansion plan for a real-world client.
• Field Experience: Opportunities to engage in intensive experiences related to career goals, which may be paid or unpaid.
• Professional Practicum: Practice-based experiences under the supervision of industry professionals.
• Optional Co-operative Education: Students can gain additional experience through paid work terms that become progressively more complex.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Commerce - International Business program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• International Marketing Manager: Develops and implements marketing strategies for products and services in global markets.
• Supply Chain Analyst: Manages and optimizes supply chain operations to enhance efficiency and reduce costs.
• Trade Compliance Specialist: Ensures that international trade activities comply with laws and regulations.
• Business Development Manager: Identifies and pursues new business opportunities in international markets.
• Financial Analyst: Analyzes financial data to support decision-making in international business operations.

These roles require a strong understanding of international business dynamics and the ability to navigate complex global markets, making this program an excellent foundation for a successful career.

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