Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) - International Business (22121)

The program starts with a foundation of business studies in areas such as consumer behaviour, micro and macroeconomics, finance and accounting, law, marketing, and operations management. Specialization courses in international business will give students the opportunity to gain practical skills through applied projects such as creating a full business and strategic plan to launch a business in an external market. Students will gain experience developing processes from concept through to execution. Examples of specialization courses include Intercultural Communications, International Finance, International Logistics, International Marketing, and International Trade Law.

Students will learn from experienced professors and a network of industry professionals who provide feedback on industry projects. 

Students are also required to complete 14 weeks/420 hours of paid work during their work placement term in the Summer between the sixth and seventh semesters. This gives learners the hands-on, real-world experience that employers value. Students' placement will give the the opportunity to explore the field they would like to work in when they graduate. Humber will work with employers and their industry partners to help students identify opportunities to pursue.