Master of Commerce (MCom)
Business & Management
A course by
University of Auckland
Advance your specialist knowledge and professional expertise in business disciplines through the Master of Commerce (MCom), with pathways for research, consulting, or applied business practice.
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NZQA Level 9 Certification (180 Credits)
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$ENQUIRE
Interested in this course? Enquire now for Domestic & International pricing
This course starts anytime
NZQA Level 9 Certification (180 Credits)
Post Grad
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Core skills this course teaches
Advanced specialist knowledge
Deepen expertise in your chosen business discipline and understand advanced theories and contemporary issues.
Research and applied skills
Undertake supervised research or consulting projects, develop critical analysis, and apply advanced methodologies.
What You're Signing Up For
The Master of Commerce (MCom) at the University of Auckland enables students to build on their undergraduate qualifications with advanced study and research in a chosen commerce field. The revitalised programme lets you pursue a longer supervised research project, a smaller project with extra coursework, or a consulting project with a New Zealand business organisation. Specialisations include Accounting, Commercial Law, Economics, Finance, Global Management and Innovation, Information Systems, Marketing, and Operations and Supply Chain Management. Graduates can target specialist positions in business or progress to doctoral study, while developing critical thinking and real-world consultancy skills.
Course Content
- Research project options: thesis, dissertation, applied business consultancy
- Specialisations: Accounting, Commercial Law, Economics, Finance, Global Management and Innovation, Information Systems, Marketing, Operations and Supply Chain Management
- New courses: Responsible Business, Economic Development and Wellbeing, Financial Machine Learning, Information and Digital Economy
- Critical thinking, problem-solving, real-world consulting skills
- Core and elective postgraduate commerce courses
What you need to know first
Undergraduate degree in relevant commerce discipline
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