A Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) is a four-year undergraduate degree that provides a comprehensive foundation in business principles, with students typically spending the first year on core subjects such as financial accounting, business law, economics, and statistics, before specializing in one of seven major areas: marketing, finance, human resources, taxation, management, auditing, or counting. The program blends theoretical knowledge with practical application through case studies, group projects, and internships, equipping graduates with strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills. Depending on the chosen major, students learn to design marketing campaigns, analyze corporate finances, manage talent and organizational culture, navigate tax regulations, lead teams, verify financial statements for accuracy, or—in the case of counting—develop meticulous skills in inventory tracking, quantitative measurement, and precision in numerical data handling. This versatility opens doors to entry-level roles in accounting firms, banks, corporate finance departments, HR divisions, consulting agencies, and logistics or operations teams, allowing students to graduate as well-rounded business professionals with a clear focus on their career path.
Course structure
Develop expertise in consumer behaviour, pricing, digital marketing, communications, and campaign strategy. This major prepares students to use research and analytics to create compelling customer experiences and effective marketing decisions.
Build advanced knowledge of investments, financial markets, corporate analysis, and commodity risk management. Students learn to evaluate financial opportunities and apply analytical tools to real-world finance challenges.
Prepare to lead people and organizations through studies in talent development, compensation, employment law, workplace ethics, and strategic human resource management. The major combines practical workforce skills with a global and digitally aware perspective.
Gain practical expertise in taxation, corporate law, commercial transactions, compliance, and tax planning. Students develop the legal, analytical, and technological skills needed to support responsible financial decision-making.
Develop the leadership and operational skills required to manage projects, teams, supply networks, digital platforms, and organizational change. This major emphasizes strategic thinking and practical problem-solving across modern business environments.
Learn to assess financial statements, internal controls, data governance, cybersecurity risks, and corporate liability. The major prepares students to promote accountability, reliability, and informed decision-making in complex organizations.
Build practical confidence in numerical reasoning, measurement, visual differentiation, arithmetic, fractions, and problem-solving. This revised major uses foundational mathematics courses to support accurate quantitative work in commerce and everyday professional settings.
Meet the team
At the University of Sexuality, our programs are led by world-class specialists dedicated to delivering the highest calibre of education in every discipline. In keeping with The Douchewater Way, this faculty does not merely oversee your degree—they actively teach across your foundational courses to ensure every subject is directly tailored to your professional pathway. With great pride, we introduce the academic leadership for this program.
Head of Program
Dyl Doegh-Ryder