Haskayne School of Business 4. Program Details 4.1 Bachelor of Commerce (BComm) 4.1.3 BComm Graduation Requirements 4.1.3.1 Concentrations 4.1.3.1 Concentrations
The concentration program must be approved by the business school. Certain courses in a concentration may be compulsory. Information on concentrations is available from the office of the Associate Dean (Undergraduate Programs). Bachelor of Commerce Concentrations are available in the areas of:
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Bachelor of Commerce Concentration Requirements
In order to pursue any concentration in the Bachelor of Commerce program, students must achieve a minimum grade of "C" in the required core course(s) which is (are) prerequisite(s) for that concentration: Accounting 217 or 317, and 323; Business Technology Management 317; Energy Management 301 and 403; Entrepreneurship and Innovation 381; Finance 317; Human Resources and Organizational Dynamics 317;ÌýMarketing 317; Operations Management 317; Risk Management and Insurance 317; Petroleum Land Management 475 and 477; Tourism Management 309. |
Accounting (ACCT)
Accounting 341 Note: Students should complete Accounting 323 before Year 3. |
Business Process Management (BPMA)
Business Technology Management 333 One of: One or Two of: One or Two of: Note: Maximum of one Human Resources and Organizational Dynamics course, maximum of three Operations Management courses, and maximum of three Business Technology Management courses. |
Business Technology Management (BTMA)
Business Technology Management 331 |
Energy Management (ENMG)
Students are advised that admission to the Concentration is competitive and meeting the minimum Bachelor of Commerce requirements does not guarantee admission. Energy Management 301 Two of: |
Entrepreneurship and Innovation (ENTI)
Entrepreneurship and Innovation 381 Two of: |
Finance (FNCE)
Finance 451 One of: |
Human Resources and Organizational Dynamics (HROD)
Human Resources and Organizational Dynamics 401 Two of: |
International Business (IBUS)
Strategy and Global Management 575 One of: One of (not used above): Two courses in ONE of the following major international business languages: Note: It is strongly recommended that the Strategy and Global Management courses be taken in the sequence of 575 followed by 577 followed by 579. *Overseas component |
Marketing (MKTG)
Marketing 465 Note: Maximum of two 500-level Marketing courses. |
Operations Management (OPMA)
Operations Management 400- or 500-level One of: |
Personal Financial Planning (PFPL)
Risk Management and Insurance 317 Note: It is recommended that Finance 477 be taken after all other required Concentration courses and that Accounting 421 be taken as a Senior Commerce Option. |
Petroleum Land Management (PLMA)
Students are advised that admission to the Concentration is competitive and meeting the minimum Bachelor of Commerce requirements does not guarantee admission. Admission is determined by the PLMA Director. Petroleum Land Management 475 |
Risk Management and Insurance (RMIN)
Risk Management and Insurance 317 One of: |
Risk Management: Insurance and Finance (RMIF)
Risk Management and Insurance 317 (One must be Finance and two must be 400- or 500-level Risk Management and Insurance. Maximum one of Finance 479 or Risk Management and Insurance 579.) Economics 341 Energy Management 487 Finance 443 Finance 445 Finance 447 Finance 449 Finance 461 Finance 463 Finance 467 Finance 475 Finance 479 Risk Management and Insurance 459 Risk Management and Insurance 559 Risk Management and Insurance 579 (formerly 559.01) |
Supply Chain Management (SCMA)
Operations Management 401 Four of: Economics 321 |
Tourism Management (TOUR)
Students are advised that admission to the Concentration is competitive and meeting the minimum Bachelor of Commerce requirements does not guarantee admission. Tourism Management 309 Three of: Note: Students are advised to complete Tourism Management 309 as soon as possible. |
Tourism Management and Marketing (TRMK)
Tourism Management 419 Note: Students are advised that Tourism Management 309 is a prerequisite to the Tourism courses and must be taken in lieu of an open Senior Commerce Option for this Concentration. *Except Tourism Management 409 which is not for credit in the Bachelor of Commerce. |