Bachelor of Commerce with Honours
Business & Management
A course by
Lincoln University
A one-year full-time Honours programme for Bachelor of Commerce graduates to advance their management, commerce, or value chain expertise, including practical coursework and a dissertation, with flexible electives and strong industry and research focus.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop advanced knowledge in business and commerce
Expand understanding of key business, management, economics, and commerce concepts through advanced-level study.
Research and analytical capability
Gain skills in research methods and complete a major dissertation, demonstrating the ability to apply research skills to business contexts.
About This Course
This one-year Bachelor of Commerce with Honours programme at Lincoln University is intended for students with a relevant undergraduate degree wanting to specialise further in commerce, business management, finance, accounting, or related value chains. The programme includes advanced coursework and a research dissertation. It is designed to develop practical skills, research capability, and readiness for the rapidly changing global business environment, opening up a range of local and international career or further study opportunities.
Course Content
- Compulsory coursework at 600 level
- Dissertation (40 credits)
- Applied Research Methods
- Advanced Taxation
- International Trade
- Quantitative Economic Analysis
- Finance Theory and Corporate Policy
- Commercial Banking
- Finance, Futures and Options
- Management Research Methods
- Advanced Labour Management
- Advanced Services Marketing and Management
- Business Statistics
- Social Science Research Methods (Quantitative)
- Social Science Research Methods (Qualitative)
- Tourism Management
- Tourist Behaviour
- Elective courses tailored for business disciplines
Entry Requirements
Build towards these roles
Business analystFinancial managerAccountantManagement consultantCorporate roles in value chain managementCommerce and economics sectors
Build skills in these industries
BusinessManagement
