Broaden your career horizons and gain practical business experience.
Stand out to your future employer with one of eight distinct streams of our Bachelor of Commerce (Specialized Honours) degree: accounting, finance, marketing, management, supply chain management, business research, technology management and human resources management. Explore the breadth and acquire fundamentals of knowledge in all business disciplines, along with specialized skills and expertise in one of eight streams of specialization.
Dedicated, expert faculty prepare you with professional knowledge and skills required for a successful business-related career. Our graduates have gone on to work in accounting, marketing, logistics and supply chain management, banking, investment and financial analysis and human resources.
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What you’ll learn
- A solid understanding of business and management theory, and how to apply it to real-life situations.
- Relevant course materials, using multimedia presentations, seminars and case studies.
- In-demand critical thinking, analytic, organizational, communication, management and leadership skills.
- The requirements and expectations to become a certified professional (CPA, CIA, CFP or CFA).
Hands-on experiences
- Gain professional skills in a paid co-op in accounting, marketing or finance.
- In our Live Client Marketing course, you’ll interact with senior marketing leaders to tackle real-world challenges.
- Give back to the community while you learn in one of our tax clinics held to help local families and seniors, including many new immigrants to Canada.
Because the Bachelor of Commerce at York University is one of the largest commerce programs in Canada, we are able to offer a large number of different business-related courses and specializations. Students take courses in business, but they also take courses in other areas of knowledge such as History, while at York University.
— Cristóbal Sánchez-Rodríguez
Undergraduate Program Director, School of Administrative Studies
