Last updated on 2025-07-23
Program overview
The Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) - International Management program is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the unique challenges faced in international business. It emphasizes the development of strategic decision-making skills tailored to these challenges. Students will explore the global business environment, focusing on the policies and strategies implemented by multinational corporations, particularly from a Canadian perspective. Additionally, the program encourages students to broaden their linguistic skills by learning a third language, enhancing their global competency.
Program structure
The Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) - International Management program has a program length of 120 units. The structure of the program includes:
- Compulsory core courses that cover essential business concepts and international frameworks.
- A mandatory international exchange component, requiring students to complete at least 12 units abroad with partner institutions.
- Options for co-operative education, allowing students to gain practical experience.
- A French immersion stream, providing an opportunity for students to enhance their language skills.
This program is offered in both English and French, catering to a diverse student body. Students are encouraged to engage in an international exchange to gain firsthand experience in global business practices.
Featured Experiences
- Co-operative education opportunities available, allowing students to gain real-world experience.
- Mandatory international exchange, where students study abroad for at least one semester.
- French immersion stream, enhancing language proficiency and cultural understanding.
- Opportunity to learn a third language, broadening communication skills in a global context.
Career Options
Graduates of the Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) - International Management program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:
- International Business Consultant: Advises companies on strategies to enter and succeed in international markets.
- Global Marketing Manager: Develops and implements marketing strategies for products and services in international markets.
- Supply Chain Manager: Oversees the logistics and supply chain operations for multinational corporations.
- Cross-Cultural Trainer: Provides training to employees on cultural differences and effective communication in international business.
- Business Development Manager: Identifies and pursues new business opportunities in global markets.
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