Commerce

The Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) program prepares students for success in today’s fast-paced business world. In the first two years, students build a strong foundation in key areas like marketing, finance, operations, and human resources, while developing critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills. In the final two years, they choose a concentration that matches their interests and career goals, allowing them to explore specialized areas of business in more depth. These concentrations are designed to equip students to pursue professional designations, if desired, such as Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), Chartered Professionals in Human Resources (CPHR), and Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA).

Throughout the program, students learn to analyze problems, make smart decisions using data, and communicate with confidence. With a focus on leadership, teamwork, and real-world experience, the BCom equips graduates to thrive in any business setting—from startups to global companies. It’s a globally recognized degree that opens doors to exciting careers, strong earning potential, and the chance to make a positive impact through ethical and responsible leadership.

Concentrations 

• Accounting
• Finance
• General Business Management
• Marketing
• Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources (OBHR)

|Learning doesn’t stop at lectures and textbooks. The Bachelor of Commerce program offers a wide range of experiential learning opportunities that help students apply their knowledge in real-world settings and prepare for life after graduation. Whether it’s studying abroad through the Go Global program, gaining valuable work experience in the Co-op program, competing in national and international case competitions, or conducting original research with faculty through Undergraduate Research Awards, students are encouraged to explore their interests and expand their horizons.

In their final year, students take part in a Capstone Experience that brings everything they’ve learned together. This unique course helps them reflect on their personal and professional growth, and prepares them to take on future challenges in their careers and communities. With these hands-on experiences, UBC Commerce students graduate with the confidence, skills, and global perspective to make a meaningful impact wherever they go.|The Faculty of Management is accommodated in the Engineering, Management, and Education building, a $68-million state-of-the-art facility for teaching and research that incorporates high-tech teaching tools, training resources, and meeting spaces.

It is a hub for future business leaders and entrepreneurs. It also supports interdisciplinary co-op programs, giving students hands-on experience across different fields.

Inside, there are modern classrooms, labs, faculty offices, and plenty of study spaces where students can work together or focus on their own.

The building is also designed with sustainability in mind. It features a green roof that helps manage rainwater, keeps the building energy-efficient, and even supports environmental research. Plus, it uses a geothermal energy system that heats and cools the building using groundwater from deep underground.