300.M1
International Commerce
- Program type
Pre-university
- Length
2 years
- Admission
Autumn
- Program category
Social Science
Alongside a variety of subjects in the Social Sciences, students in this profile study foundational business concepts and theories with a focus on topics like macroeconomics, global marketing and international management. With the addition of three compulsory courses in advanced math (Calculus 1, Calculus 2 and Linear Algebra), this profile effectively prepares students for university studies in Commerce, Business Administration, Economics and other related fields.
Why choose this profile?
- Learn foundational business concepts and theory
- Specialize in international business processes
- Study alongside engaged peers
- Prepare for university with advanced math courses
Admission requirements
Honours Social Science and Commerce
What are my options after graduating?
Career perspective
A DCS in International Commerce prepares you for further studies and careers in:
- Accounting
- Banking
- Commerce
- Economics
- Entrepreneurship
- Finance
- Human Resources
- Industrial Relations
- International Business
- Law
- Management
- Real Estate
- Trade
University studies
This program is designed to prepare students for university. Consult with an Academic Advisor to know the prerequisites for your chosen program.
Contact
Events
FEB 28 TO MAR 2
Scotiabank Vanier College | National Marketing Case Competition 2025
The Vanier College Business Administration Department has been hosting and organizing the annual Vanier College Case Challenge, an inter-collegial marketing case competition involving colleges from across the country since 2006.
Academic
OCT 21 TO OCT 25
Auditorium
Social Science Festival
Many serious issues face us today, both here in Quebec and in other parts of the world. Upholding human rights and democracy, protecting the environment, and combating misinformation all need our engagement. This festival hopes to increase our understanding of difficult and complex issues, celebrate ancestral cultures, and promote respectful dialogue about future visions of our society and world.
Symposium