Bachelor of Commerce

Admission Requirements

Required Courses for Government, Economics and Management, and Hospitality and Tourism Management:

English
Advanced Functions
4 additional courses

Required Courses for all other majors:

English
Advanced Functions
1 additional math course
3 additional courses

Estimated Cutoff:

Program Benefits

Build Your Career Foundation

Lang’s renowned co-op program and industry collaborations empower you with real work experience to launch your career. Some majors offer you a jump start to important industry designations like CPA or CHRP.

Access Tailored Supports

The Business Career Development Centre offers you tailored career mentoring and employer networking to help prepare and put you ahead of the rest.

Learn From the Best

Benefit from Lang’s AACSB-accredited faculty – our hands-on focus on business ethics, sustainability and analytics gives you the skill set which employers want.

Launch Your Business Idea

Need support for your startup business? Lang’s John F. Wood Centre for Business and Student Enterprise can support, mentor and help fund the launch of your startup.

Work In Dynamic Teams

Learn to lead and work in teams in our supportive and collaborative-focused culture.

Career Pathways

Lang alumni can be found working at some of the world’s top businesses in accounting, finance, marketing, hospitality and more; many have also launched their own successful startup(s). Some majors even offer you a head start to achieve important designations that can help give you a competitive edge, advance your career and increase your earning potential.

Just a few career paths our graduates successfully pursue:

Brand Manager
Business Consultant
Entrepreneur
Financial Analyst
Government Policy Analyst
Hospitality Manager
Hotel Investment Analyst
HR Specialist
Real Estate Portfolio Manager
Senior Accountant
Sports Marketer

Lang's co-op option allowed me to work on a number of different projects at Marriott and gave me the opportunity to build relationships with corporate leadership teams. My internship program acted as a catalyst, providing me with an invitation to re-join the company for their post-graduate Leadership Development Program.

Sahad Kassam (BComm '19 - hospitality and tourism management)
Manager, Acquisitions and Asset Management, Synvest Capital

Why Bachelor of Commerce?

Career-Focused Experiences

To reach your career goals and join the next wave of globally focused business leaders, you need the skills, experience and expertise that progressive employers are demanding. That’s why Lang developed the Future You Advantage to prepare you for the future of work. We do this through career-focused experiences both inside and outside the classroom that set you up for future success. The Future You begins at Lang.

Nine Specialized Majors

You’ll complete a variety of core business courses which will set you up with a foundation of transferable business skills in accounting, economics, management and marketing. You’ll hone your skills even further and specialize your degree by majoring in one of nine majors, including: Accounting, Food & Agricultural Business, Government, Economics & Management, Hospitality & Tourism Management, Economics & Finance, Marketing Management, Real Estate, and Sport & Event Management.

Complementary Minors

Your career path is as unique as your path. Gain a unique and powerful combination of skills and expertise by completing a minor or certificate in a complementary area of business to match your specific career goals and passions.

Degree: Bachelor of Commerce (BCOMM)
9: Specialized Majors
10: Specialized Minors
96%: graduate employment rate
Top 6%: Top 6% in the world - Accredited by the AACSB
Co-op: Offered for every major

Program Information

Year	Class	Code	Credits
1	Introductory Financial Accounting	ACCT*1220	0.50
1	Introductory Microeconomics	ECON*1050	0.50
1	Introductory Macroeconomics	ECON*1100	0.50
1	Economics of the Agri-Food System	FARE*1400	1.00
1	Business Mathematics	MATH*1030	0.50
1	Introductory Marketing	MCS*1000	0.50
1	Introduction to Business	MGMT*1000	1.00
1	Principles of Management	MGMT*1200	0.50
1	Introduction to Psychology	PSYC*1000	0.50
2	Individuals and Groups in Organizations	HROB*2090	0.50
2	Canadian Government and Politics	POLS*2300	0.50