Have you been thinking about a second degree?

Second undergraduate degree

Learners who hold a recognized first degree in a field outside of business or management and are looking to do a BComm degree may be eligible for up to 60 credits of block transfer towards the first two years of the BComm program. View an outline of the new BComm program regulations.

Why should you do the BComm program at AU?

The BComm program at AU was recently renewed and offers learners a powerful, recognized undergraduate business degree.  Not only will you get the technical skills and knowledge you need but you will have the opportunity to hone your soft skills and work on your resume in the artificial intelligence powered, virtual cooperative learning experience, ADMN 405. You also have the opportunity to learn from some of Canada’s best online business educators and researchers.

What will I learn in the BComm program?

Whether learners are looking to develop technical disciplinary expertise, to deepen their managerial and research expertise, or to enhance their careers, the renewed BComm increases student choice, flexibility, and ability to personalize their own learning journey. AU-FB’s BComm program specifically has been renewed to be more accessible to new populations of learners, notably Indigenous peoples and business professionals.

You can choose from the following majors:

• Accounting
• Finance
• Business technology management
• Human resources management
• Marketing
• Indigenous business
• General

Already in the BComm program and want to know if these changes work better for you?

Connect with our Student Support Centre to speak with a Senior Program Advisor to explore how these changes might impact your current BComm program requirements.

What are the next steps if I am interested in AU's BComm program?

Whether it’s for your first or second degree, the BComm program summary is a great place to start and when you’re ready, connect with our Student Support Centre for further assistance.