Concentration in Finance
Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)
Pursuing a finance concentration will equip you with the essential skills and knowledge needed for careers in financial management across various sectors, including corporate enterprises, investment firms, banking institutions, and government bodies focused on private sector finance.Required Courses
Nine credits from the following courses:
COMM_O Courses | MGMT_O Courses | Credits |
COMM_O 370 – Corporate Finance | MGMT_O 437 – Intermediate Finance | 3 |
COMM_O 371 – Investment Theory | MGMT_O 436 – Investments | 3 |
COMM_O 374 – Applied Financial Markets | 3 |
Elective Courses
Six credits from the following courses:
COMM_O Courses | MGMT_O Courses | Credits |
COMM_O 377 – International Financial Markets and Institutions | 3 | |
COMM_O 470 – Advanced Corporate Finance | 3 | |
COMM_O 471 – Sustainable Finance | 3 | |
COMM_O 472 – FinTech | MGMT_O 439A – Special Topics in Finance | 3 |
COMM_O 474 – Fixed Income Markets and Management | 3 |
* COMM_O 399 – Special Topics in Business I or COMM_O 499 – Special Topics in Business II may be used when approved by the Faculty of Management as appropriate to Finance.
Many upper-level courses require lower-level prerequisites, students should select lower-level electives carefully.
It is recommended that students review the course planning materials on the BCom Course Planning webpage to help with credit selections.
Understanding your electives
27 elective credits must be non-COMM_O or non-MGMT_O |
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24 elective credits must be COMM_O or MGMT_O |
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3 credits can be COMM_O or MGMT_O or non-COMM_O or non-MGMT_O at any level |
Students Tracking to the CFA Program
Students who want to pursue the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation after completing the BCom are recommended to review the resources below. Many upper-level courses have specific prerequisite courses that must be completed before registration.
Students need to plan early and use their elective space in Year 1, 2, and 3 very carefully.