<ul><li>In the Asper Bachelor of Commerce program, students typically choose a major at the beginning of their third year</li><li>The accounting major is the first step in obtaining a thorough understanding of accounting</li><li>The accounting major will give students the knowledge and professional judgment to determine the most useful way to communicate financial information</li><li>After graduation, many students continue in their accounting studies and pursue one of the following professional designations: Chartered Accountant (CA), Certified General Accountant (CGA), or Certified Management Accountant (CMA)</li><li>Before students graduate, they have a chance to explore different career paths, professions, industries, companies, and majors, and build a professional network to kick-start their careers </li></ul>

<ul><li>Students will learn to make the right business decisions when it comes to financing and investing</li><li>Studying finance will give students a keen understanding of how financial institutions approach the trade</li><li>With Asper’s hybrid teaching model, students will apply finance theory to real-world issues and graduate with the skills necessary for a successful career in finance</li><li>Completing a BComm (Hons) with a finance major will help graduates recognize the importance of understanding financial concepts for the success of any business</li><li>Before students graduate, they have a chance to explore different career paths, professions, industries, companies, and majors, and build a professional network to kick-start their careers </li></ul>

<ul><li>A business education is the foundation for economic, political, and social systems at all levels</li><li>A Bachelor of Commerce degree with a generalist major is a graduate’s ticket to a successful, productive career in the field of their choice</li><li>The generalist major allows students to take a variety of general management courses that will help them understand what is involved in a career in management</li><li>This program will help students decide exactly what kind of management work appeals to them</li><li>Before students graduate, they have a chance to explore different career paths, professions, industries, companies, and majors, and build a professional network to kick-start their careers </li></ul>

<ul><li>Entrepreneurship is about creating value through identifying opportunities and gathering and managing resources to capitalize on those opportunities</li><li>Students in the Entrepreneurship/Small Business major explore new venture startups, social initiatives, small business management, and family business</li><li>Students will encounter questions including: What is creativity and how does it relate to entrepreneurship? What is an opportunity and how do businesses start in response to perceived opportunities? How does family involvement impact the business and family?</li><li>In the Asper Bachelor of Commerce program, students typically choose a major at the beginning of their third year</li><li>Before students graduate, they have a chance to explore different career paths, professions, industries, companies, and majors, and build a professional network to kick-start their careers </li></ul>

<ul><li>The International Business major helps students to understand globalization from an organizational perspective, formulate strategies to conduct business in a global setting, and manage in organizations that are global or affected by global forces</li><li>The International Business major offers a variety of courses designed to help students understand and manage globalization from a strategic and functional perspective</li><li>Courses are taught by faculty members from diverse geographical backgrounds who have vast experience living overseas and conducting research and business abroad</li><li>In addition to imparting knowledge through relevant coursework, there are several international exchange programs that provide an opportunity for students to develop their skills in a direct manner by living and studying abroad</li><li>Before students graduate, they have a chance to explore different career paths, professions, industries, companies, and majors, and build a professional network to kick-start their careers </li></ul>

<ul><li>Human resource professionals provide qualified people to achieve organizational business plans and strategies</li><li>Human resource professionals consider labour laws, regulations, and ethical business practices while aiming to maximize employee motivation, commitment, and productivity</li><li>As a major in human resource management at the University of Manitoba, students will learn how to help companies recruit and select qualified people, effectively train and develop a workforce, generate effective total compensation systems, manage employee performance and employee relations, foster and maintain an engaged workforce, and promote talented people through the organization</li><li>When the activities of HRM are done well, organizations are suitably prepared to accomplish their strategic directives and are staffed with the right people in the right positions at the right time – a motivated and committed workforce who work together to build the organization’s success</li><li>Before students graduate, they have a chance to explore different career paths, professions, industries, companies, and majors, and build a professional network to kick-start their careers </li></ul>

<ul><li>When students complete a major in Management Information Systems, they become an integral part of the future of work</li><li>Students will learn how to determine what the information needs of a company are and how to design information systems that get real business done</li><li>Students will study various kinds of software and learn how to manage an IT Project from start to finish</li><li>The job market for MIS professionals is growing with an ongoing shortage across Manitoba and Canada</li><li>Organizations will always have a need for in-house personnel or consultants with the MIS skill set taught at the Asper School of Business </li></ul>

<ul><li>Marketing involves understanding the needs of consumers and developing and implementing a plan that delivers products or services to meet those needs</li><li>Marketing involves learning about and understanding consumers and then developing and implementing a plan that delivers products and services that meet the needs of both the consumer and producer</li><li>A marketing professional is also involved in setting the prices for the product or service, deciding where and how it will be sold, and how it will be promoted</li><li>Students who major in marketing soon discover that this exciting field encompasses much more than sales and advertising</li><li>In this program, students learn about marketing research, consumer behaviour, branding, international marketing, and marketing of social issues </li></ul>

University of Manitoba

All Courses

Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting (Honours)

Bachelor of Commerce in Finance (Honours)

Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)

Bachelor of Commerce in Entrepreneurship/Small Business (Honours)

Bachelor of Commerce in International Business (Honours)

Bachelor of Commerce in Human Resource Management/Industrial Relations (Honours)

Bachelor of Commerce in Management Information Systems (Honours)

Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing (Honours)