蒙特愛立森大學(xué)

Commerce involves the study of a variety of business subject areas such as accounting, finance, marketing, and management.

Mount Allison's Commerce program provides an experiential and personal approach to business studies.

The Mount Allison Commerce program is designed to give students – regardless of your areas of concentration – a strong undergraduate foundation in the key disciplines of business education:

• accounting
• finance
• marketing
• management

Built on a strong liberal arts foundation, the program also provides you with the knowledge and skills necessary to view the business world from different perspectives.

If you are pursuing a BCom, you must take a minor in a discipline outside the Commerce program. Viewing your Commerce studies from a different perspective not only helps you develop innovative ideas and solutions - it helps create unique career paths.

Ron Joyce Centre for Business Studies
A key component of the Commerce program at Mount Allison is experiential learning. The Ron Joyce Centre for Business Studies focuses on developing partnerships with businesses to provide Commerce students with hands-on learning opportunities, including:

• internships
• mentorships
• field trips
• case and business plan competitions
• international exchanges
• student clubs and conferences
• projects with businesses and community organizations

Students will be challenged both inside and outside the classroom to develop the problem-solving and decision-making skills that are essential to successful business enterprises. Course work may include:

developing an entrepreneurial business plan, obtaining funding, and beginning operations of a functioning business
linking by e-mail to a university in another country to compare marketing strategies and experience cross-cultural business practices
developing marketing plans for real businesses
analyzing business cases

Popular career paths for Commerce graduates include:

• bank manager
• business/budget analyst
• entrepreneur
• supply chain analyst
• advertising/brand manager
• marketing research analyst
• business development officer
• human resources generalist/specialist
• compensation analyst
• project manager
• investment analyst/banker
• investment advisor/financial planner
• securities analyst/trader
• financial accountant
• industrial/management accountant
• international business developer