Graduate Certificate in Commerce
Business & Management
A course by
Lincoln University
Expand your career opportunities with a strong grounding in the areas and applications of commerce in New Zealand and internationally. Build a broad understanding and focus on a specific discipline within commerce.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop a comprehensive grounding in core commerce disciplines
Gain knowledge in key areas of commerce to facilitate career progression and diversification.
Specialise in a chosen commerce area
Focus on an area of business or commerce of particular interest through flexible course options.
What You're Signing Up For
The Graduate Certificate in Commerce offers a pathway for graduates from other fields to gain a strong foundation in commerce. Students will build broad knowledge in business and specialise in advanced Commerce topics, selecting from modules such as business strategy, sustainability, marketing, management, finance, and economics. The programme is designed for those seeking to expand their career potential in New Zealand and global business environments.
Course Content
- Business and Sustainability
- Accommodation Management
- Supply Chain Management
- Evaluating Agricultural Systems
- Opportunity Analysis in Agricultural Systems
- Marketing Research
- Product Design
- Sales Management
- Economics of Natural Resources and the Environment
- Econometrics
- Business Strategy
- Quality Systems
- Integrated Business Analysis
- Agribusiness Strategic Management
- Integrated Agribusiness and Food Marketing Strategy
- Marketing New Zealand Products and Services
- Strategic Management in Agricultural Systems
- Sustainable Tourism Planning and Management
- Promotion Management
- Supply Chain System Optimisation
- Corporate Financial Strategy
- Economics of Food Markets and Policy
- Economics of Development
- International Economics
- International Management
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