The three-year BCom programme isn't just a degree it's an experience. Choose from 12 majors and 13 minors to prepare yourself for the real-world challenges of tomorrow.
Why study a Bachelor of Commerce at UC?
Flexible degree:泭The Bachelor of Commerce at UC is structured in a way that allows you to choose additional courses from outside of your major. The design of the BCom also allows you to complete a泭double degree, or a conjoint degree泭with the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Product Design, or Bachelor of Engineering with Honours.
Among the best:泭Te Kura Umanga |泭UC Business School泭is among the 1% of business schools worldwide that hold triple-crown accreditation:泭, and泭.
Student support:泭The UC Business School takes pride in its support services for students. The overall support service satisfaction rate among UC Business School students is 94% according to the 2023 International Student Barometer, 6% above the global university benchmark.泭See the support available for new students.
Life in Christchurch and New Zealand:泭Christchurch is ranked the most affordable English-speaking city on the QS Best Student Cities 2024 list and has泭
Explore the World with Overseas Study Options:泭泭Broaden your horizons and gain a global perspective through our overseas study options. Immerse yourself in diverse cultures, enhance your international understanding, and expand your knowledge while earning your degree.泭Learn more about our global泭opportunities.
Make Valuable Connections:泭Our connections with the corporate, public, and not-for-profit sectors gives you unparalleled networking opportunities. We provide opportunities to connect with industry leaders, world-renowned visiting academics as part of the Erskine programme, experienced alumni, and like-minded peers.
Hundreds of Student Clubs:泭Discover passions beyond your studies. Whether it's entrepreneurship, debate, dance, or more theres a club waiting for you.泭.
Gain Practical, Real-World Experience:泭Learning is more than just the theory. Dive into hands-on learning opportunities like professional placements, business competitions and project-based courses that bridge the gap between theory and practice. Regardless of which major you choose, your Bachelor of Commerce degree will include courses on employment preparation and working in multicultural environments, which makes your knowledge and skills relevant for local and global workplaces.
Supporting future entrepreneurs:泭Your entrepreneurial journey begins here. Through the泭UC Centre for Entrepreneurship (UCE)泭and student-led initiatives like泭, cultivate your innovative thinking. Bring your classroom learning to life, gain tangible work skills, and prepare to make your mark on the business world.
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Part-time options
For those exploring part-time studies or considering studying Commerce alongside a non-Commerce degree, the Certificate in Commerce is your ideal route. And the best part? The courses can be credited towards a BCom in the future.